
Pauline Hanson Wants to Honour Men & Some Feminists Want to Kill Them
“You deserve to be honoured.” These are the words of Senator Pauline Hanson to Australian men in an important speech on the last day of Parliament. Her speech has received effusive praise from men and women around the globe. Moreover, her speech has moved several men to tears!
Natalie Wolfe in The Australian news article, “Pauline Hanson pays tribute to Australian men”, covered this very important but little-mentioned speech in her own indomitable style.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has paid tribute to Aussie men, describing them as “good, honest and hardworking” and lashing out at feminists.
Pauline Hanson has paid tribute to “the everyday men of Australia”, thanking them for “working hard” and blasting feminists, saying they should “be ashamed of themselves”.
In an extraordinary five-minute speech yesterday, the One Nation leader addressed an almost empty Senate to “pay homage to the majority of men in Australia”.
“It’s not often that the dedicated and hardworking men of this country collectively get a pat on the back, as they deserve, so I’d like to do that now,” Senator Hanson said.
“Well done, men. You deserve to be honoured. I thank you.
“It is more often that we lift up women in this country. Men are widely regarded as toxic. That is wrong. The extreme majority of men are not toxic. They are good, they are caring.”
The comments below Senator Pauline Hanson’s video are incredibly revealing and well worth the read. Here are a few.
Tod Graymoon
“She has more balls than the male politicians.”
Sedyana
“We wouldn’t have a country without men, we wouldn’t have our homes, our roads, or any of our infrastructure. Thank you for telling the truth, Pauline.”
SpaceManAust
“I love Pauline Hanson, such a true Aussie.”
bs2502
“She may not be quite as polished as others, she certainly is not as articulate or eloquent as Barack Obama, but what she says is from the heart, and she truly believes it and means it. She says what 90% of the people are thinking.”
But it was the number of references to men being touched to the point of tears that really moved me. Nuno Teixeira said, “Man this made me wanna cry.” Mavishill said, “Damn, it’s so long since I’ve heard anything good ever said about men… almost teared up. Thank you Pauline Hanson.” Pascal Schmidt, “Tears come up when women stand up for me.”
So why did Senator Pauline Hanson make such a well-received speech that would make grown men cry? I will let Natalie Wolfe continue her story.
Senator Hanson said she was prompted to make the speech while Australia is in the grips of one of its worst bushfire seasons on record.
More than 680 homes have been destroyed in NSW this bushfire season, according to the Rural Fire Service while fires also rage in Queensland, South Australia and Victoria.
“While the firefighters, who are mostly male, were battling the blazes we had feminists telling us that after they fight the fires, no doubt exhausted, covered in sweat, ash and soot, and with their skin singed from the heat, they go home and beat their partners,” she said.
“What an idiotic suggestion.”
Senator Hanson was referring to a since-deleted tweet from journalist and Red Heart Campaign founder Sherele Moody, who claimed domestic violence spiked after “cataclysmic events”.
“I’ve also made it clear that I have had a gutful of hearing from man-hating feminists,” Senator Hanson told parliament.
“I believe in what is fair and just and I am sick and tired of this constant criticism of men in Australia, especially if they’re white.
“Why is there such an ongoing attack on the men of this country, especially those who show strength and masculinity.
“Well, I’m not going to man-bash. There is no reason to do it. The vast majority of men are not toxic. They are loving, caring, respectful and hardworking and it’s mostly men who step up and face the flames, extreme heat … to fight the bushfires.”
Some people might dismiss Senator Pauline Hanson’s comment about “man bashing” and “man-hating feminists” as hyperbole, but truth is always stranger than fiction.
Last month “Our ABC” featured a feminist activist who wanted to cull 10% of the male population. Cull is a polite word – murder would be more appropriate. If a man proposed this on national TV, there would be an outcry.
Author David Solway exposed the horrific truth of Senator Hanson’s comments in his insightful article titled “Feminism as Gender Terrorism: The Mortal Vendetta Against the Male Sex.” In his own words:
Egyptian-American feminist Mona Eltahawy is in the news again, having gone on record suggesting the weekly “culling” of men. She calls this an imaginary scenario, but it is nonetheless hateful and an obvious incentive to homicidal violence.
As she put it in a fawning CBC interview, anticipating her recent appearance on Australian public television (now scrubbed by ABC but still accessible on Sydney Watson’s channel):
“Knowing that this is very disturbing, I ask people to imagine… a scenario in which we kill a certain number of men every week. How many men must we kill until patriarchy sits across the table from us and says, OK, stop. What must we do, so that you can stop this culling?” She continues:
“I want patriarchy to fear feminism. I want patriarchy to fear women… My question here is, how long must we wait so that men stop raping us? What will it take so that men stop murdering us?” Eltahawy claims to have beaten up a groper in a Montreal club, leaving him with a look of terror in his eyes. “I want that terror,” she writes, “to be the way that patriarchy reacts to feminism.”
Eltahawy’s vehemence, alas, is not new. It is mainly a rehash of Valerie Solanas’ 1967 SCUM Manifesto (an acronym for Society for Cutting Up Men), which reads in part: “No aspect of society being at all relevant to women, there remains to civic-minded, responsible, thrill-seeking females only to overthrow the government, eliminate the money system, institute complete automation and destroy the male sex.”
Solanis leapt to notoriety when, true to her word, she near-fatally shot Andy Warhol. As she wrote: her paramilitary would “coolly, furtively stalk its prey and quietly move in for the kill.” No man is safe…Feminism has become a lethal force…
In its effort to bring down the culture by its remorseless attack on the tradition of chivalry and the principle of meritocracy, its reification of an abstraction like the “patriarchy” into a cohesive, world-dominating conspiracy, its elimination of fairness from juridical procedures, its attack on the nuclear family, its substituting the distaff for the spear (or rather transforming the distaff into the spear), thus depriving society of its major load-bearing pillars in science, art, literature, technology, invention, business, medicine, industry, infrastructure maintenance and entrepreneurial productivity, gender terror may well succeed where Islamic terror has thus far failed.
Lovework
We need to thank brave politicians like Senator Pauline Hanson for their support for the male of the species. We as men also need to avoid becoming part of the problem, like Mona Eltahawy, and becoming filled with hate.
Martin Luther King Jr, while being reviled and unjustly treated, said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”
It is love, and the encouraging words of a brave woman, that can make a grown man cry. Thank God for courageous women like Pauline Hanson.
___
4 Comments
Leave A Comment
Recent Articles:
7 February 2025
5.2 MINS
4 February 2025 marked the five-year anniversary of a military countermeasure deployment campaign that was launched against COVID-19, an illness which, on 4 February 2020, was poorly defined and was alleged to have killed only a few hundred people worldwide.
7 February 2025
5.2 MINS
Trump has not only reversed misguided Biden-era policies related to life and family, but has also advanced socially conservative policies at a pace few anticipated. Given the breadth of action taken, it is worth summarising these recent developments.
6 February 2025
7.7 MINS
Even before the inauguration of Donald Trump occurred, it was evident that the zeitgeist of the Western world had shifted. But I don’t think anyone had predicted that change would occur so decisively and quickly.
6 February 2025
2.3 MINS
The Canberra Declaration has become a proud partner of the Church and State Conference 2025. Even more exciting, Warwick Marsh and Kurt Mahlburg will speak at the national CAS Conference in Brisbane from 7 to 8 March 2025! Don't miss it!
6 February 2025
4.6 MINS
The context for any reforms of family policies is the decades-long successful reform achievements of Australia’s feminist movement. This makes family-friendly, pro-child reforms more difficult to achieve, but not impossible.
6 February 2025
1.6 MINS
Leila and Danny Abdallah have released their 4 Steps to Forgiveness, a new initiative to help sufferers identify how to forgive those who have hurt them, and what to do next.
6 February 2025
2.7 MINS
A two-state solution will never work since the Palestinians, who remain committed to the destruction of Israel, have never wanted to share the land with Jews. Trump has promised to rebuild the area now known as Gaza after two million Palestinians have been removed to neighbouring countries.
Great article and the most common sense and inspiring speech I have heard from an Australian politician in a long while. But then again I am a white middle aged male so maybe my opinion doesn’t count!
So sad that such divisive material is put out on the national broadcaster.
I was, only a few years ago, a dedicated ABC watcher and listener but sadly I find their programmes now to be either offensive, inaccurate and/or irrelevant.
Yes I agree Stephen, biased inaccurate and not the station it used to be .
Although I know some awful men (women too), I do not judge all men like them., just as men should not make women and what they think or say as their value-meter. We should all value ourselves according to what Jesus did for us on the cross – valuable enough to die for, in fact, valuable enough for the King of the universe to die for us. Thanks for this. And may God bless Pauline and Sydney for their messages also.
My husband, a kind, honourable, hard-working husband, father, paramedic and rural volunteer firefighter was out fighting fires when those rude comments by that ‘women’s rights activist’ were made. I was so angry on his behalf – that here he was, an amazing person putting himself in such danger to help others, yet being scorned in the media as a wife-basher. Shameful.