The twisted violence and denied sadism of plague immigration

[corella]

It is pathetic to hear our greedy and gullible
political masters claim that "there are parts of
Australia screaming out for more people!" Were
those parts screaming out for more people before
Captain Cook arrived? No land screams out for more
people. The creatures who push plague immigration
are mostly paid very well, so they don't care much
about the awful results, but most victims of
plague immigration are relatively poor people. We
have never had so many poor people. Pandemic
immigration is leading inexorably to the
impoverishment of the working class, and the
creation of an underclass. The parasite landlords
could face the dilemma of exterminating the tenant
class that they leech.

The atrocities and carnage of globalist "social
justice" and "reform" agendas, are smoothed over
by robopathic mind control propaganda broadcast by
mass media drones. Aussies better learn fast, to
avoid being sacrificed to billionaire arseholes.
The fake democracy masquerade that Aussies honour
in pathetic elections where the big issues are
never put to the vote, is showing signs of
advanced decay. The corruption of greed-crazed
politicians is hurting too many Aussies now.
Globalist multicultural propaganda is not
bio-degradable, nor is it sustainable - just like
the broken nations it plunders and swindles. The
growth-fetish cargo-cult bullshit bored deeply
down into too many greedy hearts.

Having absolutely no debate over plague
immigration policy is unlikely to produce a
convincing outcome for intelligent citizens. It's
an insult to attempt to pull the rug over this
huge elephant in our room. Our taxes pay to import
chaos and misery. The feeling of being a plague
locust, driven by primitive and overpowering
insectoidal breeding urges, is typical of the
insecure and weak multicultural mind. When idiocy
or neurosis is predominant, massive chaos and
destruction follows. Globalist billionaires have
enormous resources to use in their war against
Australia. Nationalist Aussies must pool their
assets and develop resource centres where they can
share valuable experience and information to
overcome political division.