Published: April 25, 2025
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🧵They booed. And the elites lost their minds. On Anzac Day in Melbourne, everyday Australians finally pushed back against the “Welcome to Country” being forced into our national ceremonies. Here’s what really happened—and why the media are lying to you. 👇 1/12

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During the Dawn Service, as an Aboriginal man delivered the Welcome to Country, people in the crowd booed and called out: “What about the Anzacs?” “We’re here for all Australians!” They’d had enough. And they spoke—not with violence, but with raw honesty. 2/12

3. For non-Australian readers: A Welcome to Country is a brief ritual where an Aboriginal person or persons “welcome” Australians onto land that supposedly still belongs to Aboriginal. They’re paid hundreds for a few minutes of a non-rehearsed speech. At every major event. 3/12

Imagine if Native Americans were paid to welcome Americans to their own country—before every football game, every military service, every civic event. That’s the absurd reality we live with in Australia. And finally, the crowd said: Enough. 4/12

The media instantly labelled it a “neo-Nazi disruption.” Why? Because one neo-Nazi—Jacob Hersant—was among the numerous hecklers. But here’s the truth: ➡️ He wasn’t alone.➡️ There were multiple people.➡️ The crowd reacted because they were fed up. 5/12

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One veteran told Channel 9: “For them to welcome us to this country is a slap in the face. Our mates died for this soil. We shouldn’t be welcomed—we already belong here.” And what did the journalist do? He argued with the veteran. On Anzac Day. 6/12

He wasn't being interviewed. He was being debated... by the mainstream media. It confirms what we all know. They’re not reporters anymore—they’re activists with press passes. And they're defending a political class that’s been ignoring Australians for years. 7/12

Remember the Voice referendum? Australians voted 60% NO to a race-based constitutional change. It wasn’t just about the Voice. It was a NO to: ❌ racial division ❌ endless guilt ❌ being treated like guests in our own land The political class ignored it. 8/12

Instead of listening, they doubled down: ✅ More Welcome to Country ✅ More racialised messaging ✅ More sacred days hijacked for ideology And it has been inserted into Anzac Day—the most solemn ceremony we have as a nation. 9/12

So yes, people booed. And it’s going to happen again. Because Australians are sick of being silenced, ignored, and shamed. We don’t need to be welcomed. We fought for this country. We built this country. It is ours. And race shouldn't come into it! 10/12

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A final word to all the activists, politicians, and media elites: ❌ This is not your country to give. ❌ This is not your country to “welcome” us to. 🇦🇺 This is OUR country—paid for in blood. And we are DONE asking for permission to stand on it. 11/12

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If you're an Aussie patriot and want more straight talk like this then: FOLLOW ME here on X [@NationFirstAust] and then SUBSCRIBE to my newsletter http://www.NationFirst.com.au 12/12

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