Homogeneity is our strength

Australians back at work in February, full-time employment hits record - "Roy Morgan real unemployment figures of 9.7% for February are substantially higher than the current ABS estimate for January 2018 of 5.5%."

How a post-war population explosion put an end to Sydney's 'visionary' Green Belt plan

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'A risky experiment that has no parallel among developed nations' 27 march 2018

The robots are coming! One in three Australian jobs are going to be taken over by machines in the next decade - so is your career at risk? 27 March 2018

Price of land in Sydney doubles in just five years as the city battles to house record level of migrants from overseas 27 March 2018

Population, Corruption must be Addressed to Halt Biodiversity Loss, Scientists Say March 26, 2018

2GB and 3AW have been excellent on the immigration issue. Luke Grant (for Michael McLaren) 23/03/2018 Big Australia is on track, latest ABS data confirm

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YouTube channels to follow Leithvo - Leith Van Onselen's channel Dick Smith's Videos - Vimeo (unfortunately) Walk the World - not about immigration, but has a strong focus on housing finance and is very informative Big Australia or Slash Immigration? 21 March 2018 Ross Gittins explains the real reason big business loves high immigration 17 November 2017

Mass immigration destroys the quality of life of the existing population. It is particularly disastrous in major capital cities, such as Sydney and Melbourne, because that's where most migrants go to in order to join their ethnic communities, and in the worst cases cause enclaves and ghettos. Negatives include: Stagnant or falling wages Unaffordable housing Less job opportunities Humiliating commute times and overcrowding on public transport Less business investment in education and training Lower productivity, as business can import cheaper wages rather than addressing productivity Increased tax burden for infrastructure and welfare Lower native fertility as couples both have to work and more expensive to raise children Loss of social trust and cohesion from diversity/multiculturalism Increased crime, welfare and social service burden Discrimination against native population in order to facilitate assimilated migrants Degradation of communities Loss of public an...

The shills for Big Australia all have vested business interests which they do not disclose, because that would give the game away. Propaganda tactics Just a few of the shill's tactics, there are many more which consist mostly of omission: Aging population. This myth is their 'big gun', but is also the most easily shot down: migrants age too. Many countries, especially East Asian already have lower birth rates than Australia, and even when people with higher birth rates come here, their birth rate lowers. More people just means more people aging. Skills shortage: this is complete bullshit. More skilled graduates than ever can't find jobs and the underutilisation rate is persistently high. Even if there was a skills shortage for any period of time, this would indicate a need for more focus on education and training, not migration. Only talk about aggregate/headline GDP, rather than GDP per capita Talk fatalistically about the inevitability of 'Big Australia'...

The experts on immigration. Leading academic institutions The Australian Population Research Institute (TAPRI) Bob Birrell, Monash University - at TAPRI , The Conversation Judith Sloan Government bodies Infrastructure Australia Urban Taskforce Commentators Leith Van Onselen - at MacroBusiness Dick Smith - at Dick Smith Fair Go , Dick Smith Population Andrew Bolt Mark Lathan Ben Fordham, 2GB Michael McLaren, 2GB Luke Smith, 2GB Political parties Sustainable Australia Party One Nation Australian Conservatives

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote*: The ideas of the ruling class are, in any age, the ruling ideas This is an obvious idea when you think about it. However, it is easily lost on those who do not realise who the ruling class is, or who significantly mischaracterise them. Of course, there is no 'ruling class' that can easily be identified as in the days of royalty. In modern democracies the 'ruling class' is a loose-knit conglomerate who exercise their power through the the mass media and finance (party donations, investment decisions, kickbacks, etc.). The ruling class of Australia are pro-mass immigration. Anyone who supports the ideology that supports mass immigration are pro-ruling class. This includes those who identify as 'Far Left'**. The various elite benefit through mass immigration in several ways: Governments : more people means more taxes, which makes the revenue side of the budget look good (the liability side is ignored). Governments can als...