Anzac Day sees ‘racial division even in our mourning’

Andrew Bolt says even Anzac Day has been turned by race activists into yet another day to “tell us we're wicked and divided”.

“Today’s Anzac Day was the worst yet for that – it was the one most polluted by this toxic race politics that’s now dividing us into warring tribes,” Mr Bolt said. He said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used his dawn speech to, in a sense, campaign for the Voice and “dragged in” more race politics while the Australian War Memorial held a separate service for Aboriginal soldiers.

“How could our defence force and the RSL condone what we saw today – racial division even in our mourning, even on Anzac Day,” Mr Bolt said. “This new racism is a cancer, and it’s going to destroy this country if we don't wake up and resist this evil that just wears the mask of compassion.”

Trust Labor to disgrace a day deemed almost holy by Australians of every colour.