Stop the Asian Invasion: Chinese Takeover of Australia - Politicians 4 Sale

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

See! Nobody can have a voice in this democracy to protest certain things!

Remember Beijing Olympics when people in Canberra protested human rights of Falun Gong and Tibet?! Over 10 years ago?

The Chinks mobilised their Student army to swarm and block out dissidents from the media coverage of the event on Aust soil!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://amp.smh.com.au/sport/olympic-torch-relay-thugs-blasted-20080424-gdsawh.html

From 2008.

Pro-Tibet protesters have reported being heavied by groups of Chinese students who were bussed to Canberra in their thousands to support this morning's Olympic torch relay in Canberra.

But relay organisers say the event was a "raging success", despite pushing and shoving and seven arrests (see rally report).

One woman called Marie said she was mobbed by screaming Chinese students as she tried to watch the relay go past. She had to be rescued and escorted away by police.

Alistair Paterson, 52, from Lake George outside Canberra, said he was standing with his seven-year-old daughter on Limestone Avenue with an older couple, their teenage son and two other young women when they were attacked by a group of about 50 people draped in Chinese flags.

Mr Paterson said he was holding a "Free Tibet" banner and the older couple also had a pro-Tibet placard, which angered the group as it ran along the crowd side of the barrier

[G.L.R.]

Not just Australia but here in the U.S. This is not isolated reporting. 

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2024/jun/20/chinese-farmland-purchases-near-us-military-bases-/

[G.L.R.]

This must be a coincidence when 19 bases are involved!  How can the U.S. military be this slow? Duh!

Chinese farmland purchases near U.S. military bases raise national security concerns

June 20, 2024 

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2024/jun/20/chinese-farmland-purchases-near-us-military-bases-/

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13670173/Anthony-Albanese-risk-broken-promise-immigration-cost-election.html

Anthony Albanese's vow to halve immigration during this financial year is looking shaky - and could see Labor accused of breaking an election promise

Just three months ago, the Prime Minister promised Australia's net overseas intake would be slashed to just 250,000 in 2024-25

This was after a record 547,300 foreigners moved to Australia in 2023, the most ever for a calendar year, as 27,000 New Zealanders relocated to Australia.

Australia's immigration intake is hardly slowing down with analysis showing every Australian was now more than $7,800 worse off each year, largely due to the housing crisis.

In the year to May, 482,450 migrants moved to Australia, calling into question Treasury's May Budget forecast of 260,000 arrivals during this financial year.

Dr Kevin You, a senior fellow at the conservative Institute of Public Affairs think tank, said the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data illustrated Labor would be unlikely to deliver on its promise to halve immigration.

'The latest ABS data confirms the federal government is simply not interested in delivering on its promise to reduce Australia's record migration surge, and will dramatically overshoot its net overseas migration commitment,' he said.

'The Prime Minister's commitment to halve the annual migration intake, made just two months ago, is not worth the paper it is written on, and is yet another broken promise from a government which is making it harder for mainstream Australians to get ahead.'

[Rev.FrankSmith]

Expel the evil and worthless mud races from our borders.