The Race Against Time: The End of Days

 


Throughout history various sages and prophets had predicted this as the so-called End of Days.

It was certainly the end of something and the beginning of something entirely different. It was entirely unclear, inside a human, with their limited capacity for reason and their limited intellects, to tell exactly what that was; gripped as we all were by strange forces. 

Saints and sages babbled across the globe; while wars and the rumours of wars were the daily fodder of the headlines, and an escalating fear that human civilisation itself now faced an existential threat, that they would survive, as he believed, only in remote valleys in the Himalayas, far from the daily threats of civilisation.

Here in Australia, the utter and complete betrayal of the population by its leaders was now clearly understood by a significant section of the population. Parasites they were, our so-called leaders, leaching money off the struggling muddling middle classes, hoovering every spare dollar they could locate off a beleagured population.

Poverty became the norm. And a defeated population. While elsewhere developments, in the human genome, in the marriage of biology and technology, moved forward with such ill intent it was almost impossible to grasp.

Nothing was as it seemed. "Don't you know everything is a lie," he said to a woman down the dog park, bewildered by yet another government action with negative consequences for everybody but themselves.

Their own accreting power. 

They brought this coming revolution on themselves. And it was they, not the meek, who would be destroyed.


NEWS

YOUTUBE

HANSON SURGE: “ONE NATION NOW THE REAL OPPOSITION”

Sky News clip, 2.1 million views. Peta Credlin: “The Liberals have been soggy for years. Pauline’s been consistent. Working-class Labor voters are walking. Cost of living, housing, immigration — they feel the majors stopped listening. This isn’t a protest vote anymore.”  “ALBO’S GOVERNMENT IS COLLAPSING IN SLOW MOTION”

News.com.au / 7NEWS short. Overlay of poll graphics flashing One Nation 28-31 per cent, Labor 26-30, Coalition scraping 17-22. Voiceover: “Historic. First time a party that once sat in single digits is trading blows with the government on the primary vote. WA by-election shock just confirmed it.” 

news.com.au

“PLEASE EXPLAIN THE POLLS”

Friendlyjordies-style takedown mixed with Hanson channel uploads. One side: “She’s riding anger, not policy. Monoculture speech at the Press Club was a gift to Labor.” Other side, Hanson herself: “They called us racists for 30 years. Now the numbers don’t lie. Fire the liar.” Her “Fire the Liar” fundraiser clip keeps circulating. 

nine.com.au

“TOO CLOSE TO CALL — LABOR VS ONE NATION IN THE REGIONS”

Guardian Australia newsroom and Roy Morgan explainers. Analysts note the Coalition’s vote has cratered while One Nation hoovers regional and outer-metro seats. Labor still leads most two-party preferred counts after preferences, but the map is redrawn: many contests now ALP versus One Nation, not ALP versus Liberal. Albanese’s personal numbers have taken hits; Hanson’s favourability has swung wildly after the multiculturalism remarks. Volatility is the only constant. 

theconversation.com

The YouTube comment sections are the usual Australian political cocktail: “About time,” “She’s still the same Hanson,” “Preferences will save Labor,” “The majors did this to themselves.” Thumbnails everywhere — Hanson at the Press Club, poll bars exploding, Albo looking grim. The algorithm has decided this is the story of the year.


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