what happens when the power of the second hegemon begins to wane?

We invoke our ruinable energy supa powa!

Take that, Commie Chinamen!

On Sky last night, on the panel hosted by Caroline Marcus, there was a vigorous dispute on whether we on the centre-right and right should engage in cancel culture, you’ll know, the same cancel culture that the left have been engaging in at us over the last decade, the smearing, the silencing and the cancelling.

The panel consisted of Caroline Marcus, Evelyn Rae, Kel Richards, Joe Hilderbrandt and some woman whose name escapes me. There was a vocal dispute over cancellation, given that since Trump’s near miss with a bullet, those on the left who’ve said and posted vicious stuff about Trump’s near miss with the bullet, should themselves be cancelled.

Evelyn Rae, like me, thinks those on the left should be made accountable. I’ve written here on more than one occasion that I think the slop should be thrown back in the left’s faces. For years now men and women who the left don’t like, from Tony Abbott to Cardinal Pell to Laurence Fox to Bettina Arndt to Craig Kelly to Fraser Anning to Calvin Robinson to Pauline Hanson to Tommy Robinson to Katie Hopkins to Donald Trump to Israel Folau and to many many others have endured incessant spite and vicious lies and smears. and many have seen their livelihoods destroyed, all because they’ve spoken up and refused to kowtow to the left, and in the case of Pell and Robinson have spent time in a prison cell.

Anyway, I read this today….

Extra security expected at Randwick Council meeting after mayor’s ‘divisive’ anti-Israel comments
Security and council rangers are expected to be at the Randwick Council meeting on Tuesday in response to the mayor’s anti-Israel comments.

Extra security is going to be present at the Tuesday’s Randwick Council meeting after an “inflammatory” speech made by Greens Mayor Philipa Veitch, who accused Israel and its supporters of “murdering babies”.

It’s understood that council rangers and extra guards will be in attendance at the Randwick City Council’s next meeting on Tuesday, in response to concerns raised by some councillors and the wider Jewish community by Ms Veitch.

Last Wednesday, Ms Veitch spoke at the UNSW’s Student Strike for Palestine rally, where she said in a video: “You switch on the news and you’ll see dead babies, a brutally murdered baby. I mean, this is horrifying.
“I believe eight universities in Gaza have been destroyed. There are no universities left in Gaza. Shame!” she said.

Ms Veitch claimed at the tail end of her speech that “anyone who dares to say the word genocide is being silenced … I can’t tell you how important these protests are.”

Randwick independent councillor Noel D’Souza told this publication he had previously filed a code of conduct complaint against Ms Veitch’s comments in June after receiving complaints from the community.

Randwick independent Councillor Noel D’Souza has made complaints against Ms Veitch’s comments in the past.

“There is no room in the world for Neo Nazis and anti-Semitism,” Mr D’Souza said.

An inquiry was launched and the result was Ms Veitch being told to include a disclaimer on previous and future Facebook posts, stating “this is a personal post and does not represent the views of Randwick Council”.

However, nearby Waverley Liberal councillor Leon Goltsman has called the mayor’s speech “divisive” and “irresponsible from a community leader”.
“Irrespective of what she puts on the bottom of her disclaimer, she’s still a mayor and an elected representative, and that does not excuse that sort of conduct and behaviour,” Mr Goltsman said.

“If she’s really feels so passionate about that, she should resign. She should resign as mayor and as councillor. What she’s doing is very irresponsible, it’s very dangerous and it’s very divisive.

“It’s similar to putting a sticker on my car and saying ‘if I run somebody over, it’s their fault’. You know, at the end of the day, a disclaimer doesn’t change anything.”

The Australian revealed that Liberal councillor Daniel Rosenfeld, who is Jewish, had reached out to the council general manager and reported that he had been “very intimidated” by Ms Veitch’s “offensive” language.

“Due to the mayor’s speech, I have asked for extra security for general safety,” Mr Rosenfeld said.

“We need to stick to local matters and not international ones.”
It’s understood more community complaints and concerns have been voiced by the community.

As a result, the general manager confirmed to the councillors in an alert that security and council rangers would be present.

“Given (the) concerns that you have raised, I will arrange the security and council rangers to attend the meeting,” the general manager wrote.
Randwick Council have been approached for comment.

Some points,

Firstly, it might still escape some but we are in a war. That means we have to fight, and we have to make Veitch accountable, don’t ignore her far-left Green Jew hating rhetoric and behaviour. Pick up her slop and throw it back in her face.

Secondly, the words of Councillor Noel D’Souza (who as far as I know is not Jewish) are highly appropriate. Good on him. Note how he uses the words ‘anti-Semitism and neo-Nazis’ in the same sentence. Clever. He’s basically saying, and he’s right to say it, that the Greens are Jew hating neo-Nazis…..AND THEY ARE. Veitch is engaging in classic anti-Semitic tropes.

Lastly, I’m reminded of Alinsky, “make the enemy live up to its own book of rules”.