Pillaging the nation for disgusting old globalist billionaires

[corella]

Any globalist fool can make cities bigger, more
complex, and more violent with plague immigration
and cultural diversity. It takes courage and
intelligence to defend the nation and its assets
when plague immigration growth junkies are running
wild. Despair can't be measured in dollars alone
but it's guaranteed from cramming people into
Australia's Stalinist "Stack and Pack" slums,
while the society simultaneously splits into the
very rich and, increasingly, the dirt poor with no
chance. Even though our comfortable elected
psychopaths are terrified of honest toil, their
cheap imported scab labour "reforms" mean ever
more Aussie workers are doomed to eternal
job-seeking. Trust criminal psychopaths to always
murder your rights.

One favourite line the multiculturalists reel out
is that "Australia was built on immigration, so we
are a nation of immigrants", as if such a
statement could suddenly make the multicultural
lie work, to fling open the floodgates to the
third world. I saw how globalist chaos merchants
tricked and bullied Aussies into allowing a
bursting plague immigration sewer to flood their
country. A huge and burdensome globalist
guilt-trip over race and culture was lowered onto
Aussie working class backs. This quote has some
relevance to the muffled feral immigration debate
in Australia: "If liberty means anything at all,
it means the right to tell people what they do not
want to hear." - George Orwell.

Australian governments gave away so much industry
to the third world, that the only new local jobs
result from short term stunts and scams. You can
cram imported third world labour into crowded
slums, but the jobs and services won't be there.
In America, immigrants do take jobs from
Americans. Don't be surprised - a standard labour
market model shows that an increase in the labour
supply will depress real wages. If wages don't
fall, then a labour surplus (unemployment) is
created. I'm no globalist faggot. I live within
the confines of national reality. I am here
because to be anywhere else would be to live the
multicultural lie. I live here because my life is
here, as are my memories, my dreams and my
heritage.