Immigration
Soft, Hard and Muddled Multiculturalism
After travelling through Morocco and Portugal, and attending conferences in London, I found myself asking a simple question: can a nation remain coherent if it no longer believes in its own culture?
The Little England That Roared
The good folk of Piddington aren’t too keen on being replaced.
It’s All About Importing Voters, Not Skills
The Third Worlders flooding Australia have just one skill: voting Labor.
A License to Kill: The Migrant Drivers
More handwringing will not stop this continual problem with migrants – illegal or otherwise.
Protesters Chant ‘Send Them Back’
The rising concerns about mass immigration and the growing influence of ethnic and religious voting blocs on political parties and the police.
How To Destroy a Western Nation
From making the population stupid to replacing the natives and then acting surprised when it explodes in your face.
Visit Comes as Trade Deal Remains Controversial
The visit comes just months after signing of the India Free Trade Agreement, which remains one of the coalition government’s most debated policies.
Not Just the White Man’s Burden
Anti-immigrant riots are spreading across Africa and Asia, too.
Are We Going To See More of This?
If, as an immigrant, you are required to know English, is knowing Hindi or Punjabi an advantage? And why?
In Praise of a Monocultural Australia
“There can be no divided allegiance here. Any man who says he is an Australian, but something else also, isn't an Australian at all.”
Peters Accuses National of Secret India Immigration Clamp in Trade Deal
If the goal was to manage public concern over immigration while keeping India’s relations smooth then the current approach has failed on both counts. Immigration policy should stand on its own merits in full public view.