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14 April 1989. Thought for the Week:
"Human society is not, perhaps, or at least should not be,
like a well regulated machine in which every component part
works in close cohesion ... Many sound, even sincere ones
are under the impression that tradition is but the memory
and pale effigy of a past that can no longer return. Tradition,
however, is much more than a simple link with the past. Tradition
means progress. Youth guided by the experience of their elders
treads its way with a firmer and surer step. Progress without
tradition would be stepping blindly into the dark." We want to talk frankly to readers about subscriptions.
On Target is not a commercial venture, but part of a service
for those Australians who desire to play an effective role
in defending traditional Australia, its values and institutions.
Over a quarter of a century On Target has been the spearhead
of the League of Rights' activities, providing a weekly service
for those who, in the main, might be described as hardcore
actionists. Time and time again it has given early warnings
of "targets" to be hit, drawing attention to significant developments,
while publicising important books, cassette and videotapes,
and important functions and activities. In-depth material
is provided in the League's monthly Intelligence Survey and
The New Times. The high quality magazine Heritage is published
quarterly. Events, long foreshadowed by the League,
are sweeping Australia, and the whole world, into rapidly
deepening crisis conditions which over the next few years
could prove vital to the future of traditional Australia.
The situation would have been far worse if some of the major
totalitarian threats - "land rights", the Bill of "Rights",
the I.D. card and proposed constitutional changes, had not
been successfully beaten off. But the struggle for the future
"On Target" might be described as a vital part of the League's
early warning system, and its influence has far exceeded its
relatively small readership, compared with the mass circulations
of the big media. Powered by Truth, "On Target" is like
a torch whose light penetrates the mass darkness. The greater
the darkness, the more striking that light from even one small
candle so long as it can be kept alive. It is essential that
"On Target" and its unique service be preserved at all costs.
This requires a frank talk to subscribers in the middle of
a war for survival. With extremely conservative printing costs
and volunteer staff, no organisation in Australia runs at
a lower cost. But there is one cost which has outstripped
all others, and one over which we have no control - POSTAGE.
The inflated costs of the Postal Monopoly have driven many
small publications out of business. Inflation, inherent in orthodox financial
policies, fosters Monopoly, as the forces behind inflation
well understand. Approximately half the present "On Target"
subscription of $25 is absorbed in postal charges. Up until
now the League has adopted a lenient approach to "On Target"
subscribers in arrears, seeking to continue providing what
has in fact been a subsidised service. However, this is no
longer possible or desirable as the League "clears the decks"
for an increase in its overall activities. We must therefore
stress that unless we hear immediately from all those subscribers
who are in arrears - some have had several renewal notices,
all adding to League costs - they will have to be taken off
the "On Target" list immediately. In future subscribers will be taken off
the list if they have not renewed subscriptions by the end
of one month following the sending of final reminder notices.
Our survey reveals that the League is losing thousands of
dollars a year as a result of long delays in renewing subscriptions.
This money is required for expanded League activities. Although
"On Target" costs only 50 cents a week, we suggest to those
who feel they cannot even afford this, that they subscribe,
if not already doing so, to the League's monthly "Intelligence
Survey", $12 per annum, in that way at least keeping in touch
with the League. Subscriptions to "The Intelligence Survey"
will also be treated on the same basis as "On Target" subscriptions
- those not renewing subscriptions will have to be taken off
the list after a month of failing to respond to final renewal
notice. All past subscribers will be kept on
a general mailing list so that they can be periodically informed
of Conservative Speakers' Club meetings, other League activities,
and of new books, cassettes and video tapes. As the battle
for Australia develops, there will be a progressive sifting
process taking place, including the large number of League
contacts built up over the years. But the result of this will
be to sharpen the cutting edge of the League. Quality, not
quantity, is going to prove decisive in the battle.
Mr. Alan Griffiths, Labor chairman of
the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Legal and
Constitutional Affairs, last week called for changes in the
electoral laws which would force parties or individuals to
declare any association with the League of Rights or other
"extremist" organisations. A report of the Griffiths statement
appeared in the first edition of The Herald, Melbourne,
of April 5th, but was not republished in subsequent editions.
Mr. Griffiths says he is particularly
concerned at the alleged links of candidates in last month's
A.C.T. elections to the League of Rights. Mr. Griffiths' latest salvo against
the League of Rights is further evidence of the ongoing campaign
of psycho-political war against the Australian people. Last
week's Bulletin, dated April 11th, followed up its
previous week's eight page article on the "racist threat",
with a two page interview of Irene Moss of the Human Rights
Commission by a Joanna Mendelssohn, who is not listed among
either The Bulletin's staff writers or contributing
writers. The article is entitled "PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE ON RACISM",
which indicates what the coming investigation into "racism"
is all about. We presume that Joanna Mendelssohn, who
went to Sydney University with Irene Moss, is Jewish. Irene
Moss is married to a Jewish banker, Alan Moss. With Irene
Moss being assisted by prominent Melbourne barrister, Zionist
Ron Caston, there is a pattern developing which suggests that
Zionist influence is the major force. The Zionist press has
praised Mr. Alan Griffiths, who makes it clear that the League
of Rights is his major target. It should be recorded that although
Irene Moss is of Chinese background, there is little evidence
to suggest that this fact has prevented her from doing reasonably
well for herself in Australia. Now a senior public servant,
she has, with the aid of Mr. Caston, been given the task of
"investigating" her fellow Australians. This is already causing
a great deal of unease.
We never cease to be astonished by the
fact that there are apparently some people who continue to
take Mr. Peter Sawyer's predictions and warnings seriously.
Because of the collapse of the Victorian Division of the National
Safety Council, Peter Sawyer has been urging people to take
their money out of the Victorian State Bank, which appears
to have lost over $100 million. No one's deposits are at risk
with the Bank, as pointed out by bank spokesmen themselves.
Banks do not lend their depositors' money. Every loan is a
creation of new money in the form of financial credit, as
outlined in a number of textbooks on banking. (see The
Money Trick, $6.00 posted, from all League addresses.)
Governor General Bill Hayden has been
praised for his honesty in declining to become the Chief Scout
of the Scout Association of Australia because, as an atheist,
he could not swear loyalty to God. But the Governor General
has found it possible to swear allegiance to a Monarchy in
which he has said on a number of occasions he does not believe.
For the sake of Australia, it is to be hoped that His Excellency
matures as he serves in the most distinguished position in
the nation. The "winds of change" sweeping the world
are not only causing cracks in the Communist world, but are
seriously affecting the Zionist movement. As a preliminary
to his meeting with President George Bush, former terrorist
leader, Israeli Prime Minister Shamir, invited a large number
of prominent Jews from around the world to meet in Israel
in a show of unity behind the Israeli Government. A Jerusalem
Declaration of Unity was issued at the conclusion of the get
together and widely publicised in the Zionist press throughout
the world. But what was not published was the number of prominent
Jews who declined to attend, making it clear they were far
from supporting Israel's policies concerning the Palestinians.
Numbered among those present was professional Nazi hunter,
Simon Wiesenthal, one time Nazi collaborator, and media monopolist
and Socialist, Maxwell, from the United Kingdom, shown in
one photo sitting with Wiesenthal.
Pope Pius XII, January 19th, 1944
CLEARING THE DECKS FOR INCREASED ACTION
PREPARING FOR THE 'RACIST' INVESTIGATION
BRIEF COMMENTS
Typical of the attitude of many prominent British Jews was
that of Sir Isiah Berlin, who said he was unable to express
solidarity with a government whose policies were mistaken
and counterproductive". The idea that the modern State of
Israel was set up to provide a home for the world's Jews was
a piece of romanticism designed to mask long term aims with
Israel but a pawn in a global strategy. Even many Israelis
are beginning to express opposition to their role in a "grand
design".
Essential reading, The Zionist Factor, by Ivor Benson.
Price $14.00 posted from all League Bookshops.
"On
Target" is published by the Australian League of Rights, Box 1052. G.P.O.
Melbourne 3001.