Bondi 14.12.25 - Never Again

Never Again - Bondi 14.12.25

Australia – At The Crossroads

The Bondi terrorist attack will change Australia forever. It is up to Australians and their elected representatives to make sure that any changes are appropriate and make Australia stronger, safer, and more stable. 

The horrific killing of 15 innocent people should never have happened. Bondi was an anti-Semitic attack but it was not only an attack on Bondi’s Jewish community - it was an attack on all Australians as well as Australia itself. We offer our deepest condolences to the victims, their families, and all the communities affected. We also thank and acknowledge the first responders and the medical teams for their incredible courage and work to assist the injured.

When a people are subjected to demonization, dehumanisation, and frequent negative portrayals in politics, media, and education the natural consequence is the horror we saw on Sunday the 14th of December 2025.

In Australia there was a failure of leadership. The warning signs were flashing “HIGH ALERT.” History has taught us what to expect. The signs were ignored. Hate speech, incitements to violence & vandalism, and support for terrorist groups all were being tolerated since October 7.

Days after the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel there were Islamic celebrations – including on the Opera House steps. This was well before Israel responded. Who celebrates the murder and kidnapping of civilians? It does not matter where or when such an attack occurs. There is no legitimate justification! Of course people can and should use their right to protest and their freedom of speech to disagree with politicians and the policies of nations - but there must be zero tolerance for the incitement of and violence itself against innocent civilians.

Weak minded, immoral, confused, and poorly educated people will often lap up and internalise ancient or irrational hatreds that have been passed down the generations - particularly if there is a well-oiled propaganda machine running. Then, it is only a short step for radicals to feel justified and even virtuous in committing an atrocity toward their perceived enemies.

Radical Islamist cultures use education and propaganda from preschool onward to push anti-Semitism. Moderate Muslims or opposing sects of the same religion are also demonised and viciously targeted. Some of the countries significantly afflicted by religious terrorist atrocities include: Iraq; Afghanistan; Iran; Pakistan; Syria; Israel; Libya; Niger; Burkina Faso; Mali; Somalia; Myanmar; India; and Nigeria. In large part - the major target of Muslim extremism are other Muslims of other religious minorities. People should never be targeted because they think differently or worship differently. If a person is discriminated against or targeted because of their opinion they are being labelled guilty of a thought crime - the classic mark of a dictatorship. This is antihuman, brutal, authoritarian behaviour.

Misinformation

In our contribution to the Australian Misinformation Bill inquiry we claimed that attacks on freedom of speech were anti-human and anti-life. Moves to clamp down on fundamental rights serves the needs of elite powers that want to control and exploit their populations. The key issue is that people have feelings.

Feelings are not up for debate or manipulation. They just are. End of story!

What does this mean? A few examples – some cultures or groups may feel sick at the thought of female genital mutilation (FGM). They may protest, write articles or campaign against the practice because they feel so strongly about it. The cultures or groups that support FGM may feel “hurt” or “harmed” by these protests and attitudes. The government’s proposed legislation could have been triggered to suppress discussion due to a perceived “hatred” between the opposing groups.

The feelings people have are based on the beliefs they hold. Beliefs are up for discussion only if the person chooses to engage in analysis or debate about their beliefs. People can have all sorts of strange or irrational beliefs often based on rubbish they have been taught or exposed to. Some people believe that people with different coloured skin are inferior. Only free and open rational discussion can change hearts and minds - not government decrees, mandates, or censorship.

Where there is a right to intervene is when a person’s feelings and beliefs lead to actions which impact another’s rights and freedoms. Violence of any sort - and terrorism in particular being the most extreme example.

So we need to be cautious about attacks on speech and the right to protest - just as we need to realise that knee-jerk reactions about guns are not necessarily a reasonable primary approach. Anti-gun activists will always latch onto a tragedy to further restrict access to guns. The issue is that people with an ideology condoning hate and violence should - not only - not be able to legally own guns in Australia - they should not be allowed to visit or live in the country at all.

The terrorists hate Australia’s freedom and way of life. They celebrate a win if a government’s response to their actions changes the country and further limits the freedoms of Australians.

Properly Control The Border

Of course, from now on - where possible - we must see the deportation of foreign born hate-preachers and terror supporters. In many cases revocation of Australian Citizenship will be required. In addition, it could be argued that no-one from the countries with the worst terror and extremism problems should be allowed into Australia until those countries ostracise and de-radicalise their extremist problem. This is the responsibility and job of Muslim people of goodwill and their national governments. It could be that the consequence of their tolerance or acceptance of hatred up to now will become the limitation of where they may go in the world. Actions have consequences and it is unfortunate that the good and moral people in those nations may have to bear those consequences until an enlightenment of some sort progresses their countries to a more respectful and harmonious way of life. The tragic disappointment is that 15 people needed to be murdered at Bondi before Australia realised the danger and took the appropriate action.

Asking a person at the border if they love wonderful democratic Australia and its freedoms is not an effective screening tool with regard to an individual’s values and beliefs. That will not do the job required and anyone supporting such an approach is delusional.

The Age Of Brutality Must End

Primitive and superstitious ways of life have continued to be normalised in some countries and cultures. The West generally believes in core rights and freedoms. Citizens should not be tolerating cultures that are incompatible with the Australian way of life. The problem is that many in the West no longer cherish, celebrate, and respect - or even understand - the concepts and norms that their way of life is based on – and depends upon. Civilised people understand that the natural progression of humanity is away from brutality but brutality has been the default position for most peoples for most of the time humans have walked the Earth. Stone age tribes engaged in infanticide, murder, and rape of their competing tribes - and often even within their own tribes.

War is the greatest crime against humanity and yet societies have codified the rules of engagement and still tolerate the intolerable because their politicians and media propaganda outlets feed them a story making it seem reasonable and inevitable. These adventures are all geopolitical machinations whereby power-groups fight for the resources of other nations. There is greed and corruption at the heart of much of this. People should also realise that long term Western manipulation of the Middle East has contributed to the regions violence and instability. This has also – in large part – led to the refugee crisis which has (it seems deliberately) destabilised and damaged the culture of Europe (and to a lesser extent Australia). Terrorism and violence - as well as grooming and rape gangs being some examples that should never have been covered up or tolerated by European and British politicians and media. Yet another important example of nations tolerating the intolerable.

It Is Political

Australians have been tolerating the intolerable for decades. This is political. There is a strong organised movement that is opposed to Western Liberal Democracy. Activists have infiltrated the law, bureaucracy, the media, the education system, and the government. Their aim is to use their positions of power and influence to undermine free societies. This is why Australians are not encouraged to be patriotic and informed about the nature of their rights and freedoms. It is a taboo topic – especially in schools, universities, and the mainstream media. A good example seen every year is the confected outrage about celebrating Australia Day. Without the organised propaganda that is buried deep in school curriculums starting from primary school that is one day which should bring all Aussies together to celebrate the country’s achievements and what unifies us. Of course there is much room for improvement but when one looks around the world most people recognise that much good exists here in Australia - and once the government gets into the business of genuinely looking after the people’s interests and the country’s sovereignty the heartbreaking fall in living standards will be reversed to make Australia an example to the world regarding the way a nation can live and prosper in civilised freedom.

Of direct concern in this discussion is population manipulation. However, there are many other elements, such as the cost of living crisis and housing affordability which are related to the white-anting of the nation. Disharmony and chaos develop when people can’t afford to house themselves or bring children into their lives. The created environment is used to justify poor and inappropriate immigration policies. Of course Australia should welcome migrants who share the nation’s values and bring much needed skills but it is a concern that rather than having children and training our own skilled workers the country poaches workers from other regions of the world that have done the hard and expensive work of raising and educating them. It is a certainty that these nations need their skilled citizens too.

Australia is respected as a peaceful stable nation in part due to systems and institutions inherited from Britain. Some people want to migrate here to enjoy living and working in such a nation. Some people migrate here because they want to change the nation – to change the culture to something else – and in the meantime to exploit the people’s generosity. These people suit the intentions of local activists who want to foment disunity in their own quest to change the nation. Many of these people despise Australia and the way of life that has been created. They focus on grievance and separatism to weaken the nation making it ripe for revolution via patient and gradual evolution.

Terror

Political goals have spurred many methods to change nations and societies. Terror – attacks on innocent civilians - is seen by many as a legitimate tool. “The ends justify the means” is a common theme amongst radicals.

In the postwar period there comes to mind two major movements that have used attacks on civilians as a method to progress their agendas. The push for global governance – via worldwide communism and the similarly motivated moves towards an Islamic Caliphate.

Examples include: Soviet Union sponsored attacks in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and South America; the Cambodian Khymer Rouge; Peru Shining Path; and, The Palestinian Black September 1972 Munich Olympic Games Massacre. 

People should recall other political movements have embraced terrorism to work toward their goals: the USA supported right wing terrorist groups in South America. Post WW2 NATO was involved in Operation Gladio - which amongst other controversies was involved in false flag attacks on European citizens that were carried out by right wing extremists with the aim of blaming left wing extremists – for example the 1969 Piazza Fontana bombing in Milan.

Of course - well before WW2 in the Middle East there were acts of terror where civilians were targeted and killed involving all sides - British, Zionist, and Arab.

The IRA is also a notable example - but of course they were fighting their oppressor - the British. The issue we are concerned about here is that the ends does not justify the means - ever! The British Empire did engage in brutality in many parts of the world to exploit the resources of others. That has been the norm throughout human history. They did introduce the rule of law and concepts related to Magna Carta in many countries and - as countries progressed - standards of living did improve. As they should – particularly when countries genuinely abandon brutality and seriously work toward thriving in civilised freedom.

The competition between nations should be aimed at improving the lives of their citizens not building the biggest war machines.

Politicians used to make promises about making the people’s lives better but years of failure to do that has caused voters to become cynical and disillusioned. Political parties can only promise better roads, schools, and hospitals for so many elections before people wise up and realise they have been conned. Politicians and parties are not really serving their country’s interests.

This means that politicians can’t gain respect and votes any more from their lies about making things better. In order to keep their power and privileges politicians seem to have decided that they must promise to protect their citizens from all sorts of terrible threats.

The war on alcohol; the war on fascists; the war on communists; the war on drugs; the war on terror all used over many decades to scare people and allow more and more intrusive powers to be concentrated and abused by the state.

Worse still - a lot of the fear has been generated by flawed or treacherous policies and political machinations. For example - banning or criminalising drugs opens up a super-profit honeypot for criminals to exploit. Political leaders in various countries are on the payroll of organised crime and their associated cartels. 

State sponsored terrorists are funded, armed, and trained by governments to cause the chaos that destabilises adversaries or manufactures a justification for a variety of interventions. For example sanctions or worse still a military action.

The mainstream media seldom exposes these in real time. The Iraq “weapons of mass destruction” fantasy is one powerful example used by the USA to pursue its geopolitical goals 

There is always more to be done to increase safety and prosperity for citizens. To assist, people should be made aware of the creeping Cashless Authoritarian Surveillance State that is being imposed right in front of the country's eyes. The tragedy of Bondi brings us the overdue realisation that we have been going backwards in many important respects for quite some time. People and nations need to turn away from brutality and embrace civilised freedom.

“Capitalism Sucks”

The Left claims the enemy is Capitalism but really the enemy is its corruption - Crony Capitalism. BRN refers to the issue as Coercive Predatory Capitalism (CPC) - the root of all evil: an economic system which creates economic activity of no use or benefit to the people forced to pay for it. This sees big government working in lockstep with major corporations to facilitate the fleecing of nations and citizens. This is often referred to as fascism. Good examples of this type of wheeling and dealing in Australia right now are the AUKUS submarine deal and much of the push towards "net zero." Wasting and stealing a populations’ wealth has become another tactic of war, control, and exploitation.

People Of The World – Step Up

It makes sense that people want to come to Australia if their own country does not allow them to live in civilised prosperous freedom. Most countries are ruled by corrupt power groupings. This is why it so often appears that politicians do not work in the interests of the country and its people.

Poorly governed people need to step up in their countries if they want reforms. Make your country better – make it like Australia, if that is what is desired. The core rights that need to be respected and cherished are the basics – to live in civilised freedom – the Right to Life, Liberty, and Property. In addition – citizens, governments, and businesses must not initiate the use of force, fraud, or coercion in their interactions with each other. The rule of law is critical for this to function properly – as are democratic governments that have as their core responsibility the protecting of these rights and norms -  and – most importantly - keeping their populations safe - with a particular emphasis on Energy, Food, Resource, and Border security. More information about the core rights, freedoms, and responsibilities are in the linked pdf >> https://www.bankreformnow.com.au/sites/default/files/article-docs/The-Bill-of-Rights-and-Responsibilities-for-Candidates-Election-2022.pdf

Now more than ever it is critical to understand the forces that are working together to prevent people enjoying a life with fundamental rights and freedoms protected. For many years citizens have been hearing about government and business abuses. The mass Surveillance State revealed by Edward Snowden. Corporations that are essentially free to infringe privacy with similar technology. Limits on the right to protest. Limits on what people can and can't do with their property. The militarisation of the police. The paper chains that bind small businesses deliberately formulated to keep them busy and distracted. People working more than 50 or 60 hours per week on the job and then dealing with government generated paperwork and other obligations after-hours - how much time would those people have to find out what's going on in politics and business - and then protest – let alone do something meaningful about it?

The often covert power brokers like populations to be confused, distracted, and frightened. They prefer people to fight amongst themselves over diversionary issues (often trivial and based upon craftily fabricated propaganda). They like citizens divided: Left/Right, Man/Woman, Gay/Straight, Liberal/Labor, Republican/Democrat, Worker/Boss, Black/White, Jew/Muslim. We are all human beings trying to look after ourselves and our family in a world which has been distorted to suit elite interests.

Protecting our way of life and culture is now critical. Determination is needed - as are love and kindness to manage all the issues and complexities that must be faced while Aussies get the job done.

It is not racist to want to maintain values and norms that allow a country to flourish in peace rather than decay in violence and chaos. A country does not happily host people that are incompatible with a country’s values and way of life.

Australia had problems it needed to solve well before Bondi – the problems are not limited to Jews or Australians. There is the problem of radical Islam and the extremists attracted to it. That is a Muslim problem. Generally - Arab countries also do not want radicalism and murder in their nation’s streets. However, some nations tolerate and even encourage a radical presence. Those nations encourage the export of their radical ideology to countries they want to undermine - covertly and overtly. Australians do not have an obligation to bring ancient hatreds with the accompanying viciousness and violence into their country.

Never again should Australians be harmed by terrorists abusing people’s ignorance, tolerance, and generosity. In fact - no country should tolerate or encourage terrorist activities in any place at any time.

Now is the time to take effective action. Will governments step up or are they afraid of their people finding out about how and why their country has been changed?