One of Channel Nine’s new hosts on its Today show sparked a national furore by linking Australia Day to Aboriginal imprisonment rate and rape.

Brooke Boney, a mixed-race person, more white than black, weighed into the left-wing move to change the date of Australia Day by declaring:

“I can’t separate the 26^th January from the fact my brothers are more likely to go to jail than they are to go to school or that my little sisters and my mum are more likely to be beaten and raped than anyone else’s sisters or mum”.

“And  that started from that day, so for me it’s a difficult day and I don’t want to celebrate it,” she said.

“January 26”, she said, “marked the beginning of what some people would say is the end for indigenous people”.

Boney is the latest in a string of people of mainly European descent to claim Aboriginal status for the benefits it confers.

Throughout the West there is a remorseless assault on free speech through the agency of human rights commissions, political correctness and racial discrimination laws.

It was a sad day for free sppech in Australia, when on 28th September 2011 Justice Bromberg in a long, rambling homily, found Andrew  Bolt and the Herald & Weekly Times guilty of conduct that contravened section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act. In two columns, ...

Halal Certification finances terrorism

A number of Muslim organisations run a Mafia-style protection racket in Western countries called Halal certification - certifying the food is permissible under Islamic shariah law.  Halal certification schemes are widely imposed on non-Muslims. Certification schemes began in the 1980s and are funded by consumers through a multi-level system of one off and recurring fees, paid by suppliers to Islamic organisations. It is in effect a hidden Islamic tax on goods and services.

The  Muslim organisations use the standover tactics of threatening boycotts of the suppliers products if they resist paying the protection money.

KFC rolls are Halal certified

These suppliers are paying the Islamic tax known as Halal Certification. By buying their products you are contributing to the construction of mosques and Islamic schools as well as providing support for Jihadists.

This is a list of some of the better known Halal certified products. For a complete list, go to: www.halalchoices.com.au    Kirralie Smith is the creator of the halal choices website, shopping guide book and phone app and an expert on halal certification of foods and supermarkets in Australia. Support her valuable website by making a donation.

• Abbot Village Bakery
• Browne's milk
• Cadbury products
• Kraft Vegemite
• Kellogg's All Bran
  
• Ingham Chickens
  
• Steggles chicken
  

For more of the list, click on 'Read  more'

This is a list of some of the better known Halal-free products.

Aussie icon, Dick Smith's products are all Halal-free.

Other products that are not Halal certified

• Arnotts' products
• Avon Valley beef
• Ballantyne chocolates
• Berri

Click on 'read more' for more products

 Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) was in November 2014 designated a terrorist group by the UAE, the second Middle Eastern country to do so. In June 2014, Israel declared IRW a financial conduit to Hamas, and it was banned from Israel and the West Bank.

Sweden is facing collapse thanks to the recent huge influx of migrants into the country, the Swedish foreign minister has said.

As 190,000 migrants pour into Sweden in 2015 alone, law and order is beginning to break down as the country plays witness to numerous arson attacks, stabbings and gang rapes.