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How racist were Australians when Hanson was flying high and what has changed? : Comments
By Andrew Jakubowicz, published 16/12/2011The majority of Australians see the world through racially framed glasses, and some can be very nasty about it. If that's the reality, do we succumb or resist?
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1. What do you mean by education? Do you mean indoctrination? People are propagandised with the idea that having more than two children is greedy - I have noticed this through schooling and through media, particularly throughout university (when I am in a sector of no relevance to overpopulation). Despite Australia having a fertility rate below replacement for 36 years, we're still bombarbed with the endless overpopulation propaganda. Dare to blame immigration? You will be called a nazi, bigot, bogan, racist, supremacist. It's only now, when we're about 15% non-white (and much more when baby-boomers die) that an attempt (very poor one at that) is made to increase fertility rates. Is this slight increase due to ~education?~
2. Also, when regarding education, why is there no ~education~ about the decline of white people? Italy, Spain, Greece, Ukraine, Germany, Russia are at suicidal levels - why is there no attempt to keep the natives alive? By definition in the UN convention as I posted, it is effectively genocide - it will become much more apparent when the baby boomers are gone.
The most powerful way to destroy my people is through indoctrination under the guise of ~education~.
The word education has become dirty. It is now like "tolerant," "accepting" and "diversity" - these words are the opposite to epithets that strike fear into us whites. People think they're just wonderful and fanciful.
I'm sorry but I don't believe Italians, who are notorious world-wide for having large families and Italy being home to catholicism and the vatican, are now having 1.3 children each. Even in Australia, 28% of Italian-Australian women do not have kids. This is not just education, this is planned.