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Australia, Culture, Islam, Media, Multiculturalism, radicalism, Religion

Why are they here in the first place?

The report below is from the government’s multicultural broadcaster SBS – Australia’s anti-white central. The report is surprisingly neutral for SBS who puts the boot into Australia’s white Anglo population (the majority) whenever it can. The trouble is they were cornered. They couldn’t openly justify the barbaric fanatics who adhere to Islamic groups like Hezbollah.

The same restrictions apply to the Labor Party spokesman Tony Burke. He could hardly minimize the seriousness of such blatant support for barbarism. But why, Tony Burke, are these Muslim fanatics in Australia, anyhow?

Why did your political party concoct the multicultural policies that are now threatening to tear Australia apart?

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Tony Burke warns of visa cancellations after Hezbollah flags waved at Melbourne protest

Politicians have condemned the presence of Hezbollah flags at a pro-Palestinian rally in Melbourne, which could also prompt referrals to federal police.

A man in a suit speaks at a lectern.

Federal Liberal frontbencher James Paterson said the presence of Hezbollah flags at a pro-Palestinian protest was “disturbing” as the home affairs minister warned of visa cancellations for anyone seeking to incite “discord” in Australia.

The rally in Melbourne formed part of a national day of action for Gaza, with thousands of people also taking to the streets in Sydney and other cities.

A small group with Hezbollah flags — some holding what appeared to be framed photographs of the Lebanese militant group’s slain leader, Hassan Nasrallah — joined the Melbourne event as speeches ended and people began to march.

Nasrallah was killed by an Israeli airstrike on Friday amid escalating tensions in the region.

Paterson said the presence of Hezbollah flags at the rally was “disturbing” given it is designated by Australia as a terrorist organisation and called for police to enforce the law.

Victoria Police said the display of terrorist symbols was a Commonwealth offence.

“[We] support the right to protest peacefully and had a visible presence at the protest to ensure public safety,” it said in a statement.

“Appropriate referrals will be made to the Australian Federal Police as the lead agency concerning prohibited symbols.”

Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke said: “Any indication of support for a terrorist organisation is unequivocally condemned.”

“It draws the immediate attention of our security agencies. There is a higher level of scrutiny if anyone is on a visa. I have made clear from day one that I will consider refusing and cancelling visas for anyone who seeks to incite discord in Australia.”

Organisers of the rally told AAP the group was not affiliated with those running the demonstration.

Read the rest here . . .

Remember this at the coming Federal Election in 2025

Australia, Culture, History, radicalism

The ALP going whole hog on separatism

There can be no longer any doubt about the Labor Government’s policy on what one calls ‘First Nations’ people. The policy is one of separatism, the establishment of a nation over and above the rest of the Australians. The denomination ‘First Nations’ indicates the superior status of this separate nation whose mostly mixed-race people are not only separate and superior. Their reinvented culture is to imbue, permeate, and eclipse the culture below it, namely Anglo culture. There are signs of this cultural eclipse everywhere you look.

One can’t miss the blazing symbol of betrayal flying over the Habour and Westgate bridges.

Labor’s decades long betrayal is reaching its apotheosis. The reason-defying Penny Wong announced the policy in faraway New York, as reported in today’s Australian with the call for ‘an expression of interest for the role of Ambassador for First Nations People.’

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Wong announces role for First Nations Ambassador

SAM KING, The Australian, 21 September 2022

The Albanese government has announced an expression of interest for the role of Ambassador for First Nations People, rolling out an election commitment for a wider First Nations Foreign Policy.

Speaking from New York, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the role was part of “the government’s determination to include First Nations people at the heart of our foreign policy”.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said the position will “lead the government’s efforts to embed Indigenous perspectives, experiences and interests across the Department”.

“The ambassador will head an office of First Nations engagement within the DFAT, and work in partnership across government agencies and departments.”

The department said its ideal candidate would bring “extensive networks across First Nations communities” to the role, and had experience in driving government policy and working with international institutions.