Every January, Australians are reminded by the chattering classes that they should hang their heads in shame about the very foundation and existence of our country.
By no means is this a uniquely Australian affliction, but one universalised across the Anglosphere. The blackening of UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand histories, along with a drive to weaken patriotism, has long been the aim of the progressive networks operational in all these countries.
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