The case that high immigration=better economic outcomes, is pushed by free market advocates who tell us globalism is destiny. But when real scrutiny is applied, this hypothesis quickly crumbles. The idea that “immigrants do jobs that Australian’s won’t,” is not only demeaning to our impoverished native born, but in a time where political alliances are… Continue reading “Immigrants do jobs that Australians won’t”
While a recent poll has shown more than 50 % of Australian voters see the immigration problem for what it is, major parties remain lax on this issue. While the Coalition did stop the boats in 2013, little has been done in their 4 years of government to practically ease the rapid demographic and cultural… Continue reading Immigration an issue to Australian voters: yet our political class remains silent
Despite George Brandis’ crocodile tears, considering that political elites continually ignore this particular desire of Middle Australia, Pauline Hanson was right to raise attention to the women- enslaving, anti- Western burqa, while generating entertainment for her populist base along the way. Further, if our leaders had any respect for social cohesion and Australian culture, they… Continue reading Pauline Hanson wears burqa in the Australian Senate
After the recent merging between Australian Conservatives and Family First, some figures have suggested that One Nation should also move to join. But while some might perceive Pauline Hanson and Cory Bernardi’s political movements as indistinguishable, there are particular differences in their respective philosophies. As Bernardi is a staunch Roman Catholic and Family First have strong associations with the ACL,… Continue reading The difference between One Nation and Australian Conservatives
