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Category Archives: Australia
The Pacific
Jennifer Senior writes a New York Times book review on Simon Winchester’s latest — Pacific: But what I learned most unexpectedly, to my depressed amazement, is how much the United States of today has in common with Australia … of … Continue reading
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The Master Race
* It seems like most Australians take Melbourne Cup day off, slackers! East Asians are only 10% of Australia’s population but it seems like they do 50% of the work. My mate down under says bring in another 10% and … Continue reading
You Have To Admire The Forthright Way Blacks, Muslims Pursue Their Group Interest
Chaim Amalek: “I really love these guys. Honest, and focused on advancing their group interests no matter what the idiot white goyim think.” REPORT: Australia: Muslims complain that singing anthem is “forced assimilation” “Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir decries ‘forced Muslim … Continue reading
NYT: Tony Abbott, Ousted Australian Leader, Urges Europe to Take Hard Line on Migrants
New York Times: Tony Abbott, the former prime minister of Australia, used his first major speech since his ouster last month to denounce Europe’s migration policies, warning in London that the continent risked “fundamentally weakening itself” through “misguided altruism” as … Continue reading
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Idiot Australian Punter Loses Game For Michigan On Last Play
Steve Sailer writes: “Australian Rules football is a big time professional sport in one of the world’s big time sports countries, and the game is centered around punting. So, the best athletes focus on punting, and they tend to be … Continue reading
The UN Plays The Holocaust Card
From The Guardian: The dehumanising language used by UK and other European politicians to debate the refugee crisis has echoes of the pre-second world war rhetoric with which the world effectively turned its back on German and Austrian Jews and … Continue reading
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Australia — a light unto the nations (Steve Sailer)
SYDNEY (AP) — Australia is in talks to send refugees who try to reach its shores illegally to the Philippines, the immigration minister said Friday. Australia already has a multi-million dollar deal to resettle refugees from an Australia-run detention camp … Continue reading
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Send African migrants to Australia?
Jerusalem Post: MK Danny Danon (Likud) asked Australian MP Michael Danby on Wednesday to propose, in parliament in Canberra, sending African migrants from Israel to Australia. Danon and Danby discussed the issue during the Australian politician’s visit to Israel for … Continue reading
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The Misguided Advocates of Open Borders
Frank Salter writes in 2010: The poor quality of analysis behind Australia’s abandonment of traditional assimilationist immigration policy reached its apotheosis recently in a spate of articles by well placed commentators. The proposal of the moment was open borders, immigration … Continue reading
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Australia: A Light Unto the Nations
Steve Sailer writes: We are constantly told that it is impossible for a country to police its borders, but Australia doesn’t seem to have gotten the memo. First, it stopped cold its boat-borne Camp of the Saints; and now there’s … Continue reading
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