The Boy Born in a Zoo
Once upon a time, a boy was born in a zoo; his parents were very progressive so they decided to raise him as monkey. They fed him bananas and taught him to swing on...
Why are there so many cowards?
Recently a friend of mine talked about how cowardly the people at his work were. How they went along with every harebrained idea management came up with. Politically they were as Woke as anything...
Aussie hero resists the demographic replacement of our people in Woolies
When foreigners came to Australia in the past we used to make it very clear that they were not of our own people. We even deported them in the early days of the Federation....
Why isn’t there more Racism?
Originally published at Upon Hope on 5 November 2014.
Last week I read an article at an Australian online news site that said that 10% of Australians think racism is Australia's biggest problem. Which...
No more pen names
Here is a new XYZ editorial policy.
The XYZ will from this day only publish pieces by people who use their real name.
Also I, David Hiscox, will only appear on livestreams with people who use...
BLM Illegal Gathering Linked To Victorian Outbreak: DHHS Obfuscates Link
A favoured way of avoiding an issue by a government that knows it can’t win the argument is to provide lots of information, too much information, to bury the truth in a haystack of...
It’s time for foreigners to go home
During the Q&A session of my talk at the XYZ Conference the other week, I encountered a panelist by the name of Stefanos. Stefanos is a member of the Greek Orthodox Church in Australia,...
Quote of the Day: The Globalist Get More Cringe
Quote of the Day goes to Matty Rose. In the last minutes of tonight’s livestream, Matty came out with this bit of gold:
“As nationalists get less and less fringe the globalists just get more...
Why Propertarianism Failed
If there is one thing that our society is missing, right now, it is religion. Human beings need religion, it is in our DNA and nothing will ever change that. It does not matter...
The regional property con
A few weeks ago I noticed an obviously coordinated series of articles across major Australian media sites. The articles were extolling the glorious virtues of buying property in Australian regional centers. Apparently, moving to...
