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Author Archives: Grant
Controlling the Narrative
Foundationally important to the pursuance of Australian nationalist objectives is not merely to navigate the narrative ‘as we find it’, but to shape it, to grapple with the history of this continent and this nation in order to better provide … Read More
Navigating the Slough of Despond
Contemporary conditions in this country have for many young Australian men, become absolutely unbearable. The constant barrage of media demoralisation adds to the feeling of hopelessness for the future in both economic terms and in life satisfaction through marriage, community … Read More
Ideology and Praxis
Having been around the Nationalist scene for over a decade now, one thing that seems to re-occur over the course of history is this tendency of any coalition of individuals to engage in out of control purity spiraling on Ideological … Read More
A post-election direction for Young Nationalists
Imagine for a moment, a small army: Brave, noble and highly skilled in combat. Picture this army deep behind enemy lines, much like the army of Charles XII deep in Ukraine in the Great Northern War. With its enemies closing … Read More
Australians rightfully own Australia
Today’s so-called “welcome to country” at various ANZAC dawn services across the commonwealth exemplifies a fundamental anti-Australian sentimentality that has become pervasive in society. It is at the height of absurdity that Australian veterans should be welcomed to their own … Read More
Rethinking the Collapse in Fertility
I was inspired to write this piece after I read a fascinating article. It claimed that the primary driver in the current worldwide crash of fertility is status driven, with other areas playing some, but limited roles. These other areas … Read More
Pressure Group? Or more?
Members of the association from across the country are eagerly looking forward to our April National Convention, and it is in this time, we should reflect upon what truly is the essence of the Australian Natives’ Association and how is … Read More
A History Lesson – Living in a Plantation Economy
Australia’s history is fascinating, and the more you look into it, you find how common are the themes. People often throw around the phrase “economic zone” to describe the current state of Australia, a powerless, servile nation that is essentially … Read More
Intergenerational Duties & Loyalties
Modernity and its supporting philosophies have done much to subtly disconnect individual men and their families from what is a natural and healthy sentimentality, that is, loyalty to, and by consequence, a real sense of duty to both their ancestors … Read More
Discussion on Entryism
In our latest Natives’ Rouseabout podcast there was some discussion on the subject of entryism. Many know the ANA has generally stood against entryism as a course of action at this point in time, however, there has not been a … Read More
On Hyphenated People
One key plank in any political struggle is the control over the meaning of words and narrative, this is a skill so expertly mastered by the enemies of our Commonwealth. By consequence of this, our enemies have shaped the framework … Read More
‘What do you actually do?’
The fair question that is posed to members of the ANA by interested parties and by our critics amongst the more broader patriotic community is ‘what do you actually do’, and more broadly, ‘why do you do it’ First. it … Read More