For the last two weeks I've had the great pleasure of traveling around Australia

and speaking at various events in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Newcastle and Canberra.

While the terrific honour for me, this is undoubtedly a bad sign for Australia.

The tragedy of my career is that I say obvious things

that everyone knows and am lavished with entirely

unmerited praise and response.

It pains me to point this out,

but if Constantine Kissin has been invited to give a series of talks in your country, all is not well.

This is the bad news for Australia.

It appears to have been infected with the same mind virus as the rest of the Anglosphere.

The symptoms are all too familiar.

Identity politics fueled by the false teaching of history, political polarization,

two-tier policing with anti-lockdown protests brutally suppressed,

followed by the police standing by as crowds chant,

gassed the Jews outside the Sydney Opera House

due to fears of upsetting social cohesion.

The number of children being treated for gender dysphoria at Victoria's Royal Children's

Hospital's Gender Clinic has increased by over a thousand percent in less than a decade.

Some journalists at the ABC, the country's national broadcaster, avoid revealing their new

and political views to colleagues for fear of appearing insufficiently woke.

Corporations jump on every progressive cause with enthusiasm.

Activists want to cancel Australia Day.

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