Ben Harnwell

16 points behind and in 88 days that was like one of the great examples of a military turnaround in history.

And the Australians here have, concentrating on similar types of debate strategies, have achieved something of monumental importance to the Australian political and civic life.

Yeah, I mean, that's absolutely right.

And it mirrors something that we've been covering, that you and I have been covering, even before the war started, even before the Trump insurgency started in 2015.

And that is the fact that the centre-right political movements right across the world have pretty much been taken over by purely performative apparatus.

That is, they talk in a language, especially in election times, that we want to hear.

But the moment they're in power, they pivot away from that and push forward with a globalist programmatic agenda.

And that is nowhere more evident than on the situation regarding the invasion that is taking place right across Europe.

The Judeo-Christian West.

That is the issue which absolutely defines the Christian Democrat betrayal of the base.

And I'll just give one example to cite that.

And that was last week.

There was the elections in Portugal, the presidential elections in Portugal that came down to a runoff between two candidates, the Chega candidate, which is the far right candidate,

and a socialist candidate.

And what did the Christian Democrats, the centre-right, do in that face-off?

They said they encouraged all their voters to support the socialists, who in fact won the presidency, because they said they couldn't possibly allow Portugal to fall into the hands of the fascists.

That guy, Wim Torre, who was the Chega candidate, was not a fascist.

not a totalitarian, not a white supremacist.

The only thing that differentiates him from the rest of the political class is his strict position on not allowing Portugal to be subsumed into the flow of an invasion globalist agenda.

And it's that immigration issue, the invasion issue, which is the iron curtain that brought down the political spectrum that divides the performative Uniparty on the one hand and parties on the other.