Muhammad Ali — “No intelligent white person wants his white sons and daughters, marrying black sons and daughters. Why would anyone marry outside of their race. It’s a destruction of your own people. I want kids that look like me.” He’s not wrong.

Russian rocket is struck by lightning during its launch.

Australia, Wake Up! We’re Losing Our Country. Let’s stop dancing around the issue. This is the systematic erasure of old Australia. Suburb by suburb. Street by street. Church by church. For decades, we were sold the great lie that multiculturalism meant diversity—that it was a melting pot, where different cultures blended seamlessly into an overarching Australian identity. But take one look at Western Sydney today, and it’s clear: this isn’t integration—this is a takeover. Churches—once the backbone of Australian life—are being bulldozed at an alarming rate. Over 1,200 churches have shut down since the 1990s. Their stained-glass windows ripped out, their pews torn up and flogged off. Gone. And in their place? Mosques. Hundreds of them. Let’s take Granville as an example—once a quintessential working-class Aussie suburb, it was the kind of place that gave us men like Paul Hogan—a man who embodied the Australian spirit. Paul Hogan wasn’t just some movie star. He was the face of Australia. The bloke who put this country on the map with Crocodile Dundee—the highest-grossing Australian film of all time. He was our larrikin, our everyman, the cheeky, straight-talking Aussie battler who could walk into a New York bar, flash a grin, and own the room. But imagine a young Paul Hogan coming from Granville today… You can’t. Because Granville today is unrecognisable. - 78% of residents have parents born overseas. - 69% of residents were born overseas. - 68% speak a language other than English at home. - 42% of Granville’s residents now identify as Muslim. Entire suburbs that were once Anglo-Australian have been transformed beyond recognition. Suburbs like Granville were the backbone of working-class Australia—where the RSL was packed on Anzac Day, the bowling club was the local watering hole, and neighbours looked out for each other. Kids played cricket in the street. Footy clubs were sacred. Sundays meant church in the morning, a barbie in the arvo. If your fence needed fixing, your mate grabbed his tools. If you were short a few bucks, the bloke next door shouted you a beer. That was Australia. But now? Australians are being pushed out of their own suburbs. The churches are gone, the footy clubs are on life support, the RSLs are empty—and the white flight is in full swing. The people who built these communities are packing up and leaving, because they no longer recognise the place they once called home. And if you dare to notice? If you dare to raise a question? You’re a “bigot.” A “racist.” An “Islamophobe.” This is not organic change. This is not a “natural demographic shift.” This is deliberate. This is rapid. The truth is obvious. The old Australia—the one our fathers and grandfathers built—is being dismantled. And if we don’t wake up and speak up, then in a few decades, we’ll be foreigners in our own country. This isn’t progress. This isn’t multiculturalism. This isn’t integration. And if we don’t demand a national conversation now, then in a few short decades, the Australia we knew will be— Not changed. Not “enriched.” Gone. #Auspol #Migration

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This woman greets the donkey Henry, & as soon as Henry hears her voice, he gallops towards her with utters of joy. No innocent being stays indifferent to love.

Xing Xing is a one-armed Tibetan macaque who lives with a Buddhist nun and monk in a temple on Daliang Mountain in China. She loves eating bananas.

@PaulineHansonOz Please explain.

This is fuckin' funny

A crystal clear pool in the Enchanted River in the Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur, Philippines