Immigration – the power of ethnic voting blocks

Pauline Hanson has been media-bashed endlessly over her 1996 claim that Australia was ‘in danger of being swamped by Asians.’ Why has she been unmercifully media-bashed? Because the claim was untrue, or because Australia’s elite woke class forbade such claims, regardless of their truth?

The Australian Bureau of Statistics released 2025 figures showing the Chinese population approaching 800,000 and the Indian population 1,000,000. At what point would you use ‘swamped’? Well, really, we know it’s a case of the elite class suppressing information they don’t like. Foremost members of Australia’s elite controlling class are the propagandist instruments ABC and SBS, who smash anything they deem racist.

The Australian people have a chance to do something about migration in the 2025 Victorian State Election and in the Federal Election of 2028. It’s not numbers; it’s who is compatible with Australia’s culture, who is prepared to fit in, and not establish enclaves to create their own cultural hegemony. Indeed, we need to focus on people directly related to Australia’s original population to balance the skewing of immigration numbers over the last ten years.

‘Australians with ancestry going back to the 1800s to mid-1900s will ignore this video at their peril. Ethnic voting blocks are already happening. Suburbs in Sydney established in the 1800s and early 1900s by Australian and British settlers are now 90% Asian. The Chinese community voted against the Morrison government because of its vigorous resistance to the bullying of communist China. The loss of the Morrison government has been attributed to the critical shifting of the Chinese vote to the Labor Party. Australia must review its immigration policy before it’s too late.’

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