Category Archives: Multiculturalism

‘Shut up, you slut!’

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The so-called ‘ISIS brides’ arrived back in Sydney and Melbourne to a lot of pushing and shoving at the airport for those women not immediately arrested.

Now, it might surprise people to hear me say that I think they should have been allowed to return to Australia. They should be allowed to return FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHILDREN. The children, innocent of their mothers’ deeds, should have a chance, even though the chances are against them of being freed from the psychopathic ideology they’ve been brought up in. And rest assured: those women who have returned and will return will not have an easy time of it. They have earned a stigma that will never leave them – justifiably so. This is all a matter of course.

But what has impressed me about the chaos at the airport is the throng of Muslim bully boys who took it upon themselves to protect their sisters from the dirty infidels who wanted to ask questions. To a question by one female reporter came the request to ‘Shut up, you slut!’ which just goes to demonstrate what ordinary Australians are saying about those who come from countries totally incompatible with Australians’ moral and social outlook.

The blind inquiry into antisemitism

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Australian Jews were not bothered – except by a small minority of deluded fanatics – until a certain migrant group with ways and beliefs diametrically opposed to the Western ethos were allowed into Australia. If the inquiry refuses to face the truth about radicalism in Australia, they might as well pack up and not waste the money that could be better spent elsewhere.

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo’s short discourse on the nature and origin of Britain’s antisemitism exactly parallels the problem in Australia, with the only difference that we have not yet advanced so far down the road of national betrayal.

Angus Taylor – You had better hold the line

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Angus Taylor, you have made a good start with your new immigration policy, but if you don’t hold the line, you’re done for. If you back down in the face of the Islamo-Leftist rage, you and your party will be regarded with absolute contempt.

To see what’s at stake, go to around the 4-minute mark in this video. You’ll see an example of the naked hatred Muslim migrants have for Australia’s foundational values.

The appalling Faruqi, Thorpe and Payman

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Muslim Mehreen Faruqi fantasises that she gets a lot of stick from Australians because of the colour of her skin. She’s a light brown – little different from a white person with a decent suntan.

Here’s a news flash for this delightful Muslim woman whose presence disgraces the Australian parliament. No, she gets a lot of stick because she’s objectionable and obnoxious. Change the colour of her skin and she would still be objectionable and obnoxious – and an anti-white racist.

As for Lydia Thorpe, she needs a season of psychological therapy. She’s truly the parliament’s nutcase. I congratulate Fatima Payman on her pregnancy and hope her maternal instincts take her from a house in which she doesn’t belong.

Why are pro-Iranian protestors in Australia?

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Australians should not make the mistake of placing the Iranian people in the same category as the Arabs of the Middle East. For a start, there’s an ethnic difference. Iranians are Persians, and those against the barbaric Ayatollah regime refer to themselves as Persians, not Iranians. They make good, effective industrious migrants.

On the other hand, the Ayatollah Iranians, those who support the world’s leading terrorist, are the worst migrants. Among the Ayatollah Iranians are many who actively support the regime by confronting and sometimes killing Persians who speak out against the regime.

These Ayatollah activists are all through the West. Just yesterday in Holland, there was a shooting of a Persian who was actively working against the Iranian barbaric government. An investigation into the killings of Persians in Holland found that the Iranian government contracted criminal groups to carry out their assassinations.

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Sky News

Political Activist Drew Pavlou questions why the individuals who attended the pro-Iranian regime protest in Melbourne are in this country and not in Iran. “Why are these people in our country?” Mr Drew asked Sky News host Rita Panini. “Why are they in our country if they hate democracy, if they support a foreign dictatorship. “They clearly believe in political violence. “I don’t want them to be in this country if they hate us, if they hate our democracy, if they hate our values, why are they here?”