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Jim Cousens Must Die (satire) Australian police in Victoria at their innovative law-busting best have today created the evidence to convict and execute a man for using the f-word once about Queen Victoria. Police insist that if he had not done this 3 years ago, the reign of Queen Victoria would have been an astonishing success, but is now irretrievably destroyed forever by Jim's selfish and quintessentially male use of the F-bomb once. In Victoria there is zero tolerance for this sort of disrespect for women's hard-earned status as strong, independent, sassy, fearless, deeply compassionate victims of the eternally evil...

I published this amateur black comedy video (please click the red link below thwe title above, then click the videopress address. three years ago today. Suicide afflicts men badly but is a taboo subject. Like criticising feminism. No laughing matter? Or too ridiculous for words? For those who might have trouble with the bogan (redneck) Aussie accent, here is the text: (Title: A Rat is in the Kitchen) Jim ‘ere. (subtitle: It’s Jim here.) I’ve got something to say about modern feminism and what it’s like to be a bloke in Australia. (subtitles: Male victim of endless persecution) It’s really...

Jim Cousens is my bogan (Aussie for redneck) comic character. www.jimcousens.com has been found to be not up to community standards on facebook .......... one of my proudest achievements in film.

Australia started as a penal colony and never really asserted its independence from snivelling British idiots. So larrikin (a word a little like outlaw but metaphorical and less criminal) humour has always had a place. Paul Hogan was a watered down example. The anarchic disruptive energy of Heath Ledger as the Joker might be seen as Aussie larrikinism at its extreme best or worst. For me creating the comic character Jim Cousens has been a far healthier reaction to the absurdities of PC crap than pretending to respect it.

Crocodile Dundee was a watered down version of tough Aussie comedy. Jim Cousens isn't.

Jim Cousens is a comic character with some similarities to Archie Bunker. He rejects the modern world. But he also isn’t a perfect fit with all traditionalist people either.

This film will challenge many and probably most viewers, because it simultaneously tells two initially similar stories at once. There are detailed instructions on the post of how to watch the movie three times to first get each story on its own and then see if you can handle them together. One story come from the subtitles the other one comes from what the comic character Jim Cousens (played by me) says on screen. I believe that this artistic device shows just how hard competing versions for the truth make it to work out what the truth is nowadays. Who...

Like Canada and many Commonwealth nations, Australia is a constitutional monarchy where Queen Elisabeth of the English House Of Windsor is the head of state. Many Australians want Australia to become a republic, but not yet enough to make the change. Jim Cousens discusses the debate and how political correctness influences what he is able to say. NB This is satire.

Feminism is an international sickness destroying mens’ and boys’ lives in western societies and thereby also inflicting enormous damage in the lives of the majority of women who love their men and their boys. Feminism must be opposed. With reason. With truth. With compassion. And with comedy: https://freedom-demokrasi-and-civilised-humanity.com/2020/02/13/a-rat-in-the-kitchen/

Male unhappiness is the key to acheiving a stable domestic life. Dockamentary film maker Jim Cousens explains how male misery with high levels of suicide is essential for social cohesion in Australia. N.B. this is Aussie comedy. Is the meaning clear or would subtitles help?