Fundamentalist Senator Forms "Pro-Palestine, Pro-Indigenous Party" In Australia

"She wears a flag pin that combines the Indigenous flag and the Palestinian flag."

"She wears a flag pin that combines the Indigenous flag and the Palestinian flag." 

Multiple media reports from "down under" have been focusing on a political development neglected by media in Canada:

“The last thing Australia needs is more politicians trying to make it all about themselves. But that’s what we got this week with Senator Fatima Payman’s latest stunt to draw attention to herself and her divisive political ambitions.”

“Her announcement that her new political party will be called Australia’s Voice is yet another divisive brick thrown through the window of our national project.”

Religious fundamentalist Fatima Payman recently stated that her party will focus on the "disenfranchised, the unheard, and those yearning for real change." 

The party has been registered with the Australian Electoral Commission. While their platform has yet to be introduced, a holy host of questions wait in the wings. Hijab-clad Senator Payman quit the Australian Labor party to cross-the-floor after disciplinary action over issues in Gaza.

We begin to catch the drift. In this case, we have a Senator who crossed the floor to join a competing political party specifically based on political conflicts in the Middle East.

Thus far, her motivation appears to be "all-Islam, no Australia.” As reported last month by journalist Jacinta Price, Ms. Payman "wants a government that, like her, is deathly silent on the atrocities perpetrated by Hamas."

In a recent article, CAP touched on a critical development with implications for the future of our society:

"Calling on Imams to Join Orange Khutba Day Commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Stand in Solidarity with Indigenous Communities"

"Orange Khutba Day commemorates National Day for Truth and Reconciliation which takes place on September 30th. Our goal is to maximize on our reach to the Muslim community and use the closest Friday to recognize the upcoming observation."

“We encourage Muslims to remember the legacy of genocide and injustice that the original Indigenous peoples of Canada have suffered (and continue to suffer) since first contact with imperial colonizers from Europe who arrived 500 years ago.”

Cultural Action Party [est.2016] speak of a growing affinity between two political forces: political Islam, and Canada's First Nations political leaders.

"Imagine naming your pro-Palestinan political party after the Voice, while signalling to the world that you’re jumping on board their issues with an Indigenous-Palestinian flag pin on your lapel."

The development of a pro-Muslim political party in Australia politics is a piece of information that Canadians could use. Typically, it isn't happening.

"You can tell it’s self-centred because when pushed on what her party will actually stand for, Senator Payman has no answers. The interests of Australians are nowhere to be found."

How "post-modern" of her. Truth is, certain members of Parliament in Canada deal in a similar degree of self-indulgence. The Liberal government in Canada include a host of "these types" clustered together in the Greater Toronto Area(GTA).

What is witnessed in this is what government and mainstream media do not want Canadians to comprehend. Namely, political solidarity between Aboriginal and rapidly-growing Muslim communities. The issue is- no surprise-- a  "touchy" topic. Based on reader feedback, CAP has been informed that First Nations people do not like being "lumped in" with 3rd World migrants.

For their sake, we clarify the situation. It's not a case of  First Nations "partnering" with Muslim-Canadians activists as much as it is an appropriation of the Indigenous cause for political purposes.

In this dynamic, a common thread is found in the thorny subject of "colonialism." Down in Australia, an official political party focused on the colonial imperative has become a reality.

Bringing about an ominous question: how long before this occurs in Canada? We consider the situation in hypothetical terms. The Trudeau government get wiped-out in a future election, leaving more than a dozen Liberal MPs of 3rd World origin unemployed.

Why not follow Australian Senator Fatima Payman's directive, and form a pro-Palestinian federal party here in Canada?

According to Payman, “Australians are fed up with the major parties having a duopoly, a stranglehold over our democracy." 

Doesn't the same dynamic exist in Canada? CAP has referenced the cyclical nature of federal politics in the past: from Liberal to Conservative to Liberal, oscillating back and forth since the founding of our country in 1867.

And what, pray-tell, is the social force that could end the binary nature of federal politics in Canada? Immigration is the force that could, or will, change the configuration of federal politics in our country.

"Imagine naming your pro-Palestinan political party after the Voice, while signalling to the world that you’re jumping on board their issues with an Indigenous-Palestinian flag pin on your lapel."

"It’s as ignorant and naive as Payman’s false claim in her first speech that Labor abolished the White Australia policy, when in fact the Menzies government started dismantling it in the 1950s."

See where we're going with this? An "anti-colonial" political party comprised of religious fundamentalists and Aboriginal leaders laser-focused on tearing down the colonial heritage of countries like Canada and Australia.

"It’s a joke, and Senator Payman shouldn’t be shocked if Australians treat her as a joke from now on."

Here, CAP diverge from sentiments expressed in the source article. The situation is not a joke-- far from it. As western societies turn against mass immigration, asylum-seeking, illegal migrants and other elements woke globalist imperative, the loathers of western society consolidate their efforts.

"A spokesman for Muslim Votes Matter, an advocacy group that says it will support candidates who align with its policies and values, said it would assess Australia’s Voice candidates in the same way as it did other candidates."

A Canadian does not need to be psychologist Jordan Peterson to guess where this is leading. However you slice it, the bottom line is officially registered Islamic political solidarity in the "land down under."

Former Senator Nova Peris offered her opinion this week in the pages of The Australian:

“It is breathtakingly disrespectful, and a complete misappropriation of yet another aspect of my people’s story and emblems,” she said.

“The Australian Labor Party gave Ms Payman a voice. This rogue Senator has misappropriated that privilege in a self-entitled manner.”

Coming to a Canada near you? CAP wouldn't doubt it for a micro-second.