March for Australia

In the 3 minute video below, One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts calls upon all patriotic Australians to attend the "Australia Unites" protests starting 12pm tomorrow, Saturday 13 September in all of our capital cities. I include further below "Watch how Pauline Hanson HUMILIATES Albanese & Labour MPs in Australia Parliament On LIVE TV!" Pauline Hansen rightly condemns the Albanese/Green government for driving up the cost of living and causing many Australians to become homeless as a consequence of their record high immigration. However this speech is somewhat marred by her condemnation of Australians protesting for Palestine. Whilst, last Sunday 31 March a group of provocateurs, claiming to be supporters of Palestine, attempted to stop the March for Australia, I don't believe they represent those Australians who support Palestine. Beneath Malcolm's video, I urged him to contact NSW Libertarian MLC, John Ruddick who attends protests for Palestine in addition to protests against high immigration.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has yet to comment on the claim by Indian Commerce and Industry, Mr. Piyush Goyal, that he has requested that India send 100,000 more Indians to Australia to build 1,000,000 new dwellings (see video embedded below as an appendix). This is supposed to solve the housing crisis created by Albanese himself adding 1,223,896 to Australia's population since 2022 with a massive increase in immigration. This has caused the median price of an Australian dwelling to reach $1,020,000 - a figure beyond what even two people with middle-class incomes can afford, let alone workers on whose behalf the Labor Party is supposedly governing. How is this not a betrayal of ordinary Australians? On top of that we now seem to be faced with the prospect of vastly greater numbers immigrating from India in coming months and years, in what is almost an open-borders policy towards India.[1] Given the massive disparity in the respective populations of our two countries 1,451,000,000 vs 27,200,000 - if high immigration is to continue, it would take little time before Australia's current inhabitants were to become a small and impoverished minority.

This article describes and analyses Senator Hanson Young’s tactics in a Senate debate in Australia surrounding a motion proposed by Senator Malcolm Roberts of One Nation to establish an inquiry into the economic impacts of high immigration levels. The motion specifically focused on objective economic metrics such as home prices, rental prices, wage growth, inflation, labour productivity, and the accuracy of government immigration projections.

The video is 33 minutes long and documents scenes at the Melbourne March for Australia, starting one hour ahead, to give an idea of how things began, then you get an impression, half-way of how the crowds built up to standing-room only, then how they stretched as far as the eye could see.