The racial divide in America has reached new highs this week. Many of you may have already seen the video, but a young, disabled man was taken hostage, and tortured for many hours simply for the fact that he was white.

Paul Joseph Watson discusses what the mainstream media is not telling us, if telling us anything at all, about the kidnapping of a mentally handicapped 18 year-old white man by four black thugs in a 24-48 hour torturous ordeal streamed to Facebook.

If you have ever had a discussion with a follower of Islam, you may have noticed they often deny things that are directly written in their holy book.

A few days ago police in NSW gave us the “great” news that they had stopped a large shipment of Cocaine from getting into Australia. This was touted as a big success by the police and the media.

As we so often do, at the end of the year we look back at what was; 2016, a year that many have been lauding as the worst in a long time and will no doubt look to forget.

Melbourne has the title of “The Most Liveable City” in the world, above cities such as Vienna, Vancouver, and Toronto. But is Australia’s largest growing city really deserving of such a title?

In a rough year for the political establishment, especially the Prime Minister, Turnbull has decided to top it off with a decision that demonstrates his failure to recognise the growing refugee crisis by committing to welcoming 18,000 more refugees while the Melbourne based Sudanese gang Apex continues to terrorise our streets.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has produced a letter for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, pretending to represent regular Australian views while only providing the Marxist party line from the champagne socialists within his government.

Paul Joseph Watson of Infowars.com released a video revealing shocking information that the mainstream media is not telling us about the Turkish police officer, or more correctly Islamic terrorist, who shot a Russian Ambassador dead in an horrific attack whilst chanting ‘Allahu Akhbar’ confirming his membership of ‘the religion of peace.’

Since Federation on January 1st, 1901, Australia’s first real platform on the global stage came on the Gallipoli peninsula of the Ottoman Empire in 1915. While the Dardanelles Campaign resulted in failure, and the deaths of almost 10,000 out of the 50,000 Australians deployed, it is an important event in the national consciousness of ANZAC nations, celebrated…