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[BMJ]

Australia One Leader Riccardo Bosi, The Five Threats facing Australia (19 March 2020)

Full recording:
Australia One Leader Riccardo Bosi, The Five Threats facing Australia (19 March 2020)
https://rumble.com/v6qisca-australia...2Csrc_v1_ucp_a

'They' and 'their' Useless Idiots have attempted to silence, defame and ridicule us for years so that YOU don't wake-up to 'them'🤨

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- Mrs B

[BMJ]

‘Beginning of the end’ if Australia doesn't unite to a singular core culture

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b3rYZgXmXnA

Sky News Australia
July 20, 2026
Sky News host Peta Credlin claims some forms of Islam are incompatible with the values of a liberal democracy.

“The basic problem that Albanese can't or won't face because of the growing Muslim vote in some key Labor seats is that some forms of Islam are incompatible with life in a liberal, pluralist democracy,” Ms Credlin said.

“In a united and cohesive country, there has to be a core culture, something singular and Australian that unites us all; otherwise, we are no longer a nation of people but a land of mere tribes.

“If that happens, believe me, it's the beginning of the end.”

[Mike Gorman]

As a Brit who became an Australian citizen I support Australian culture, the nation I encountered in the 1970's was strong, sure of its own merits, no society can claim absolute perfection, but Australia was a nation of good hearted people whose main sentiment was 'a fair go for the hard working' - we felt that life was at least fair, we could make a decent living and purchase a home that was solid and liable to increase in value, there was work available for all kinds of skill levels, public health was affordable, food was cheap and of superb quality - Australia was a working person's country. Today the EU got its claws stuck into the Canberra mob, this Labor party is nothing like the Labor party of Hawke/Keating, it has become an agency of chaos, of dissolution and horrendous policies of failed multiculturalism that is in reality Anti-Caucasian - the original Anglo/Celtic foundations of the country have been eroded and rejected - all in the false name of progressive merit: I see that Pauline Hanson made a visit to the UK, to investigate the outcomes of unrestricted open border policies - Pauline I think was gravely shocked to see how far Luton, Birmingham, Leicester and other formerly English industrial cities have fallen into decay, where Islamist factions have gained political traction, the population now distinctly NOT native British in these places. I hope Pauline is able to reveal to Australians just how these policies genuinely destroy nations: do Australians want what has happened to Britain?

[BMJ]

The Brutal Reality Of ISIS The Australian Chapter ???


‘We owe him nothing’: 'Dr Jihad’s' discovery ignites debate on barring defectors from Australia

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7R05CSSFsDc

Sky News Australia
July 22, 2026
​Sky News host Peta Credlin says Australia owes Tareq Kamleh, more commonly known as Doctor Jihad, “nothing” and he should be prevented from entering the country ever again.

​"Born in Perth in 1985 to a Palestinian father and a German Catholic-convert mother... then this Dr Jihad, Tareq Kamleh, remains an Australian citizen,” said Ms Credlin.

“That is shocking, isn't it.

​“As a country, we owe this man nothing, absolutely nothing.

​“If the prime minister says we can't stop him coming back because he's an Australian citizen, then surely, we change the law?

“Or we deploy an exclusion order to keep him locked up in Iraq? Or whatever other avenue we need to keep this man out of the country?

“It is not up to just the Opposition to fight this; every Australian has got to call out this lie that there's nothing that Labor can do to keep these men out.

“Because trust me, you saw what happened at Bondi; it's bad enough that the women are back.

“You do not want to see...these men back here in our country as well.”

[The KMan]

Posted by Mike Gorman (here)
As a Brit who became an Australian citizen I support Australian culture, the nation I encountered in the 1970's was strong, sure of its own merits, no society can claim absolute perfection, but Australia was a nation of good hearted people whose main sentiment was 'a fair go for the hard working' - we felt that life was at least fair, we could make a decent living and purchase a home that was solid and liable to increase in value, there was work available for all kinds of skill levels, public health was affordable, food was cheap and of superb quality - Australia was a working person's country. Today the EU got its claws stuck into the Canberra mob, this Labor party is nothing like the Labor party of Hawke/Keating, it has become an agency of chaos, of dissolution and horrendous policies of failed multiculturalism that is in reality Anti-Caucasian - the original Anglo/Celtic foundations of the country have been eroded and rejected - all in the false name of progressive merit: I see that Pauline Hanson made a visit to the UK, to investigate the outcomes of unrestricted open border policies - Pauline I think was gravely shocked to see how far Luton, Birmingham, Leicester and other formerly English industrial cities have fallen into decay, where Islamist factions have gained political traction, the population now distinctly NOT native British in these places. I hope Pauline is able to reveal to Australians just how these policies genuinely destroy nations: do Australians want what has happened to Britain?

Hi Mike, your perspective as someone who experienced the Australia of the 1970s raises an important point. Australia has always been shaped by migration but also by how well we managed it. I say this as someone who arrived from Greece in the early 1960s. Like many Southern European migrants my family came to a country that expected something from us. We worked, learned English, raised families and became part of the community. People once viewed as outsiders eventually became simply Australian.

That history proves immigration can work. It also proves success is not automatic. It requires integration, opportunity, employment and a shared commitment to the country people have chosen to call home.

So the real debate is not "immigration versus no immigration". It is whether the scale, speed and planning of migration match the nation's capacity to absorb change. And there is a dimension that gets far less attention - our settlement pattern. We are a continent sized nation with most of our population crammed into a handful of coastal cities. Decentralisation has been discussed for decades, from Albury Wodonga onwards yet it has never become a sustained national strategy. The question is why.

In my corporate career I worked in resilience planning, and the principle there is simple. A business that puts all its capability in one building creates unnecessary risk. A nation that concentrates its people, infrastructure and economy into a few cities does the same.

Building the alternative would take real public and private investment, in transport, healthcare, education and industry. Fast rail is one example. Not cheap, but neither was the Snowy Scheme. Some investments create future capability rather than immediate returns. Imagine Newcastle, Wollongong, Geelong, Townsville, Toowoomba, Bendigo and Ballarat as places people choose rather than places people leave, with skilled migration expanding the productive capacity of the nation instead of adding pressure to the same postcodes.

A continent sized nation cannot remain a handful of crowded coastal cities forever. The question is not "To migrate or not to migrate?" It is "What sort of country are we building and are we creating the conditions for migration to help strengthen it?"