This month's Voting Matters meeting will focus on a realistic appraisal of the current political turmoil in Australia. Rest assured, it won't be a whingefest. Instead, we will introduce a positive approach for Australians to drive the political agenda rather than being passive pawns in the games that politicians play.
Our first speaker Harry Cummins is an Australian teacher and prominent journalist who has worked in Western Europe, Russia, Latin America and the Caucasus. 20 years ago he authored four articles in the Telegraph (UK) warning about the danger posed by mass immigration of people with incompatible cultures . There was a massive uproar and witch hunt by the BBC and The Guardian against him. He was sacked for telling the truth.
You can watch Harry's first talk at Voting Matters here: If Harry said this in the UK he would be arrested! (despite being right)
But now, everything he said has come true. Harry visited the UK last year. He was shocked to observe the deterioration of the British culture and will share the details with us. In his opinion Australia is rapidly heading for the same fate. His talk will suggest how we can avoid this inevitability. It is titled "Peoples have Rights - People Don't"
In his book "Suicide Blonde", Harry draws upon decades of experience to advise Australians to PROCEED WITH CAUTION. He argues that as so many of our fellow men are political enemies, Westerners would be wise to abandon their obsession with protecting the “rights” of every human being on earth. Instead, they should fight to preserve in their original form the unique and specific Western societies that created the individual, the societies without which there can be neither “individuals” nor individual rights.
Copies of "Suicide Blonde" will be available at our meeting
Australia needs sensible solutions to the multiple economic and social issues that seem to grow worse on a daily basis.. Sadly, the political class is letting us down. It's time they started to listen to the Australian people about what is important to us.
Our second speaker, Scott Challen is well known as a man who makes things happen. He has a huge following on social media and was the organizer behind the Brisbane March for Australia. He and some colleagues have started an initiative, Australian Lobby Group that promises to impel politicians to finally start to listen to everyday Aussies.
We are very pleased to support their efforts. Politicians take notice of numbers. This group will represent hundreds of thousands. They cannot ignore us.
Their website explains "The Australian Lobby Group is a people-powered movement created to put Australians back at the centre of national decision-making. We’re not funded by billion-dollar industries, foreign interests or the big end of town. We are entirely backed by everyday Australians who want a voice that actually represents them, their families, their communities, and their future.
For too long, the political class has prioritised corporate lobbyists, global agendas, and policies that benefit everyone except ordinary Australians. We’re here to change that. Our mission is simple: stand up for the Australian people, speak truth to power, and push for policies that restore stability, security, and control over our nation’s direction.
We are a grassroots lobby group with one loyalty; Australia and the people who call it home."
Scott has titled his talk - "From Marches to Leverage". He says - Marches raise awareness. Petitions release pressure. NEITHER CHANGE POLICY.
The Australian Lobby Group was built to turn public anger from the rallies we ran into something governments can’t ignore with access, pressure, and outcomes.
This talk explains how ALG grew out of the marches, why it isn’t a protest movement, and how sustained funding, data, and presence in Canberra actually shift decisions.
Every Australian can participate in this breakthrough initiative. Here is our chance to stop the political rot
DATE: Tuesday 24th February 2026
TIME: 6:30 PM for 7:00 PM
VENUE: Tingalpa Hotel, 1563 Wynnum Rd, Tingalpa (click for Google maps navigation)
FREE ENTRY but a gold coin donation would be appreciated to help us with expenses. Parking is available on-site and in the adjoining Kianawah Park.
