Interesting graphics.

So it was Thatcher and the Tories that open the gate to England?

Australia is built on migration, literally.

However I know several India professionals planning on leaving only after two years here because it's -
1 too expensive
2 too expensive
3 racist
4 miss family
5 cheaper and better quality of life in homeland

" We'd be overrun and forced to accommodate"

I think your totally correct.

We have been " condition " to the benefits of multi culture since the early 90's late 80's

we are à small population on a huge land .

It's only as matter of time before our governments ( s) success in in allowing millions move here.
Don't matter if you vote Labor or LNP.
It be great for business, they said 🤢

... and a huge proportion of that land is unfarmable and only fit for walking around on collecting lizards ... which leads us to yet another crying issue.  Does someone who walks the line own the line?

All these issues must be resolved to the satisfaction of all or for the best outcomes for the majority - or the country will remain weak.  Our current 'leadership' by a government of two parties is weak, since they will not address blatant issues in any real sense... just fiddle with the edges and annoy everybody.

Aboriginal land claims v rights of all others to free shared use of Open Range; the reality that NO part of a National Park is 'unused' since it is all in use as a national park; the rights of immigrants v those of residents; the mix of immigrants we want here and how many; whether it is meet to chop up or drug children to control their puberty functioning (glurgle, yardle - imagine telling a young girl that she doesn't need to go through that pesky puberty thing, just take these drugs - go home and tell mum and dad to get ripped - you know you want it); the form of 'new housing' people want (not future drug lord turfs and vertical slum towers for all in the Hong Kong/British council housing style); whether we want or need 'created business opportunities to suit self and mates' from politics, such as roads, rail, airports, and every other bloody thing, all at huge increased cost to the sucker = end user; whether we want criminal politicians etc stripped of pension rights and turned out in the tumbrils for the street people to throw rotten fruit at.... on the way of the tumbril to Tent City....

Brian Ross wrote on Aug 21^st, 2024 at 10:06pm:


1950s Rockhampton was an ideal place to live. The years 2010 to 2024 have been nothing but a multicultural irritation for my town. The vexing migrants can ffok cuf back next to where the Australian politicians, who imported these immigrants, reside. Fair is fair.

John Smith wrote on Aug 22^nd, 2024 at 1:15pm:

Bias_2012 wrote on Aug 22^nd, 2024 at 8:05pm:

Essonne: a woman stabbed in the neck in the street after refusing the sexual advances of a stranger

A 31-year-old woman was the victim of a very violent attack on the night of Tuesday 13 to Wednesday 14 August in Savigny-sur-Orge (Essonne), Le Figaro learned from police sources. The thirty-year-old was leaving the station, served by the RER C, when she was accosted by a stranger. The latter offered her 50 euros in exchange for fellatio.

The young woman refused his advances and continued on her way. But the stranger caught up with her before pushing her and striking her twice with a box cutter in the neck. The perpetrator then fled on foot. The victim was taken to hospital and operated on urgently. Miraculously, her life was not in danger.

The suspect was arrested a few moments later by police officers from the anti-crime squad (BAC) on patrol near the station. Drunk at the time of the incident, he was taken into custody. According to our information, he is a 45-year-old man born in Morocco. He had already been convicted twice for theft and violence, the Evry prosecutor's office told Le Figaro . A judicial investigation was opened this Friday, August 16, on the charge of attempted murder, the public prosecutor's office told us.
https://www.lefigaro.fr/faits-divers/essonne-une-femme-poignardee-au-cou-dans-la...