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For decades, the uniparty has conspired to burden Australia with levels of migration unprecedented in global history and viciously silence anyone who dared object. This isn’t some wild-eyed conspiracy theory: it’s in their own words. Former Labor PM Bob Hawke openly bragged that immigration policy “had effectively been a conspiracy by the political establishment against the Australian public… an implicit pact between the major parties to implement broad policies on immigration that they know are not generally endorsed by the electorate”.
They’re still at it, even as immigration becomes the hot-button issue for voters.
The Albanese government has vowed to crack down on student visa applications and prioritise migrants already in Australia, as the nation’s highly contentious migration debate enters a new phase […]
Under pressure to take action, the Albanese government announced on Tuesday night it would set the Migration Program planning level at 185,000 people.
That is still at unprecedented levels. The establishment parties are merely fiddling at the edges of Australia’s out-of-control migration disaster, hoping a few press releases will shut down the debate.
And the legacy media are still joining in the conspiracy of silence with garbage like this:
After its spectacular win in the Farrer by-election, One Nation is amping up the argument migration is to blame for worsening cost of living pressures and for much of the nation’s housing crisis.
Because it is. It’s the brutal law of supply-and-demand. Importing hundreds of thousands of new demands for housing while choking supply – new home approvals have steadily fallen in all states – means demand exceeds supply: and prices go up. There are only two fixes: increase supply or slash demand. The first, though, means blanketing even more of Australia’s scarce arable land on the east coast, where migrants overwhelmingly concentrate under suburban sprawl.
So, unless Australians really want to see the country become one vast suburb, from Melbourne to Townsville, the only way to cut prices is to reduce demand, which means slashing immigration.
And this should happen under the uniparty some time after Islam becomes a religion of peace.
Even Labor’s so-called reductions leave migration at levels that would have been unthinkable a decade ago. The coalition offers vague mutterings about caps and ‘Australian values’ without specifics. Both sides are desperate to pretend they’re listening while keeping the tap wide open. Classic uniparty theatre.
The greatest con is the ‘skilled migration’ myth.
More than 70 per cent – or 132,240 places – will be allocated to the skilled entrants stream.
Well, whoop-de-fucking-do. Skilled migration makes up only about 12 per cent of total migration. Even those so-called ‘skilled migrants’ include massage therapists, hairdressers and dog walkers. Essential workers, apparently.
But the vast bulk of migrants are family reunion (meaning Australian taxes pay pensions to elderly Indian grandparents who’ve never contributed a cent to this country) and ‘students’ who slither in under the guise of courses (run by their countrymen, coincidentally) which don’t really exist, and who simply never leave.
One Nation has proposed capping visas to 130,000 per year, ending student “loopholes”, and deporting so-called illegal immigrants.
Note how legacy media dutifully parrots the line about “so-called illegal immigrants”. There’s no “so-called” about it: they are literally illegal immigrants. Overstayers, visa cheats, and boat arrivals who treat our borders like optional suggestions. One Nation has it right: deport them.
The government is pumping $85m into reforming points testing and skills assessments, plus another $167.4m over four years for ‘integrity’ measures (as if ‘government’ and ‘integrity’ is anything more than a punchline). This in practice simply means more bureaucrats, more consultants and more churn of our taxes – all while student commencements rise to 295,000. It’s window dressing designed to soothe suburban voters without actually reducing the flood.
Housing prices through the roof. Rents exploding. Hospitals and schools strained. Infrastructure creaking. Yet both major parties refuse to touch the root cause: record-high mass migration. They tinker, they spin and they lecture about ‘compassion’ and ‘skills shortages’, then wonder why voters are deserting them in droves.
Pauline Hanson and One Nation are the only ones calling it straight. Cap visas at 130,000 per year, end the student loopholes, deport illegals and impose an eight-year citizenship wait. Withdraw from the UN Refugee Convention if necessary. Put Australians first for a change.
This isn’t about ‘racism’ or ‘xenophobia’. It’s basic arithmetic. You cannot import hundreds of thousands of people annually into a country with chronic housing shortages, infrastructure deficits and welfare systems already groaning without consequences. Endless migration doesn’t enrich the nation, it enriches the big business lobby that wants cheap labour while ordinary Aussies pay the price.
Labor and the coalition will keep announcing reviews, commissioners and minor tweaks. One Nation will keep demanding real cuts. The public is waking up. The establishment’s days of open borders by stealth are numbered.
