Lots of old former Australian Labor politicians are hopping onto social these days morphing their antisemitic rabidity into pure anti-Trump glee. I posted a response last night after the Midterm elections:

“Anyone who views this US election in isolation from the takeover of Europe, Canada and the UK, and the influence of the IRGC, Brotherhood, Russia and China behind it is living a fantasy. Americans are about to get a rude awakening. Al Qaeda just won.”

And my views got throttled.

It’s frightening how many Communists that everyday Australians elected to office in the 80s and 90s without knowing it, much as people loved the entertainment of Liberace and Rock Hudson and newer generations loved the Village People without knowing what a gay was, such were the days of the pre-AIDs closet. Innocent times put these agitators in charge of public policy, luckily the comfort of office helped them betray their true beliefs till now.

Now out of power, they see the propaganda of social media on their screens. What they particularly notice is a brilliantly manufactured antisemitism taking over the West’s education, media, professions, government chambers and justice systems, and they have found the keyboard courage to try and stir the boiling pot over.

Problem is, yesterday they were wrong about one thing:

The “Democratic Party” did not win control of Congress. The Democratic Party once known for its moderation is not what it used to be.

To me, the singular trademark of al Qaeda was always patience (there are books about it now, see Decoding al Qaeda’s Strategy by Michael Ryan, 2013). They’d let years pass between attacks but when they attacked, they did so in rapid succession. This was the centuries-long way of the Bedouin who lived in the forsaken climate of the deserts where time stood still. “God’s Will,” they called it.

Therefore, Trump and Israel were right. Iran, for this reason can never possess a nuclear weapon: nor may any of their terror proxies. Not al Qaeda.

But Trump blinked. With an MEU, a carrier strike fleet and the world’s two best air forces in distance of the regime change that he’d exhorted Iranians to take, Trump called the invasion off. Much as he went silent on his will to remove Hamas and rebuild the Gaza Strip as a Mediterranean oasis under a Board of Peace.

Now the exclusive club of China, France, India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, UK and the US have their nuclear weapons primed.

The most dangerous trait of Americans is their fetish for isolation, an unfathomable geographical naivety of a wider world.

Australia’s old left-wing politicians knew from whom their influence came: largely Communist China and the Soviet Union. But today, combine America, Gen Z and a failing education system into a mix and you get yesterday’s Democrat hostile takeover.

It was one of the final pieces in a burgeoning global jihad.

The only thing protecting the West then, is America’s other trait, the one that since the dawn of the Age of States has made it great.

In America, word quickly spreads when it knows it’s under attack. And up against the wall Americans know how to fight: They gave France its Expeditionary Force, they gave Communist Russia its Lend Lease, in turn they gave the world two victories in two World Wars.

That fight I pray here will not be kinetic, as is destroying the streets of Europe, rather a fight for unity through the spirit of reason.

For another trait that has always made America the unique success that it’s been, is its sense of humour. From vaudeville, farce, sketch, and stand-up to the sitcom.

And that humour came from the Jewish spirit.

Through the beauty of Yiddish understatement, America since the late 1800s has laughed about itself: its problems with race, gender, poverty, sex and power. Its formula became the art of all its ethnicities; it proved that self-confidence came from self-deprecation.

It isn’t a coincidence then that the Far Left’s humourless political correctness now accompanies antisemitism.

God bless America, you ain’t over yet.

© 2026 Adam Parker.