THE AUSTRALIAN LEAGUE OF RIGHTS

THE AUSTRALIAN LEAGUE OF RIGHTS - 'On Target' publication, Vol 3. - No.21

Posting the above will probably be anough to cause a government filter in Canberra to blip and add a note to my ASIO file. The League of Rights organisation operates on the fringe - the right-wing fringe - of Australian politics and from a post office box in central Queensland. Despite being aging cold warriors, the organisation has embraced the internet and made available online back issues of its 'On target' newsletter - one of the few google results on "Shadow valley & the Iron Triangle":

THAT ANDREW JONES RECORD

"An Adelaide radio station will not play a new monologue which a disc jockey said made him sick and members of the public have called pure jingoism." The Australian June 2.

The record, "Shadow Valley and Iron Triangle" was inspired and partly composed by Mr. Andrew Jones M.H.R. the new South Australian Liberal member. Mr. Jones describes the record as "definitely anti-Communist" with proceeds from its sale to be donated to Legacy and other charitable bodies A spokesman for the Festival Record Co. which released the recording said the demand for it had been "phenomenal". He added, "This is an experiment. The first time an Australian has made such a record."
It is indeed heartening that Mr. Jones and the company have pioneered a reaction against the spate of sick immoral and depraved pseudo-folk music, which pours from the radio. It is no accident that this flood is characterised by an undeviating adherence to current socialist themes.

Part of the dialogue which nauseated the unnamed South Australian disc jockey is "When you hear the anthem lift up your head, remember our past, see our glorious future and let your voice sing out, and friend, thank God you're free."
'How long will Australia be free when the red cancer of Communism is eating through Asia?" 
Surely enough to revolt the stomach of a left wing dope peddler!