Hi Foxy,

But, my list is very Anti, a matter of fact if you need any Anti anything my fellas are the boys for the job. They are very positive people, you name it and they're positively against it...women, workers, gays, minorities, progressives, etc, etc and of course etc!

It isn't just Australian Jews who are at risk. It is all Australians of all religions and none.

A 2015 Pew Research Centre study forecast a global surge in the Muslim population, with Australia and New Zealand among the nations expected to see the biggest rises. It is estimated the number of Muslims in Australia will grow four times more quickly than non-Muslims over the next 20 years.

I was reminded of this Arab expression in an article I read today: “First we come for the Saturday people, then we come for Sunday people.”

And it is our own political class that is planting Muslims among us; the same political class that has turned a blind eye to the Islamic threat because they actually want the Muslim vote!

The fools still think that Muslims came here to adopt our values and be just like us, when they want us to be like them, or perish when the right time (for them) comes.

How are we to fight this Muslim menace if the white Aryan race is to survive? The answer is simple, we must call upon our most virile to "procreate or perish"! ttbn are you up to the task? The pure of blood Anglo race is counting on YOU, twenty times a day for the next twenty years, that what's required, that should multiply the number by twenty million. We just have to keep plugging away at it!

Hi Paul,

Many people in all sorts of societies and cultures don't
like others who are "different." It often becomes a
"them" and "us," in societies. People tend to be more
comfortable with their own kind.

However, in our country - things started to change, admittedly,
slowly at first, but a shift began to happen step by step
to fill labour shortages - both unskilled and later skilled.

Then Australia signed up to humanitarian international intakes
and began accepting refugees and minorities fleeing persecution.
This brought in of course many from conflict areas such as
the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.

Developing strategies for these people to settle in - has been
challenging and not always successful - but our governments
continue to keep trying. All in all - we haven't done too badly.

Of course there are fundamentalists within all groups - but
this does not mean that we should build walls between us.
That's why attempting to resolve things by our governments is
important.

Haters and nay sayers, unfortunately do exist in our communities.
But although many probably are incapable of change - they
thankfully are a tiny minority - and will eventually end up on
the ash heap of history.

They come onto forums like this one - where they are anonymous
and where they can spew their toxicity - which they probably
wouldn't do face-to-face.

In any case - they wait for reactions - and see themselves as
key-board warriors. Let them enjoy their moments - but lets
not take them too seriously. Most Aussies aren't like that.
Especially the younger generations. Our future lies with them.
And educating our future generations is key - if we want a
cohesive society.

I'm sure that all of us encounter problems with different
people on a daily bases. My younger son has a problem with
Chinese drivers - whose driving behaviour drives him nuts.

Then we have "culturally diverse" people - such as Indian
women in banks or post-offices - who will go to the front
of the waiting lines - to be served first. And get very stroppy
when told -" go to the end of the line please, there's people
here who are ahead of you and have been waiting a longer time."

They get very indignant.

But their behaviour needs to be pulled up and corrected.
Not tolerated. Politely but firmly.

As I( said - little by little things can change. It's up to
us to do so.

The threat of Muslim voters might force Labor to be more careful about who it allows to migrate to Australia or seek asylum.

Labor is in between a rock and a hard place. If it gets back at the next election, it will be because of the Greens; and most Labor politicians despise the Greens as much, if not more, than everyone else does.

On top of that, there are two Muslim organisations flapping their wings.

No matter the sins of the previous LNP government, Labor was not fit for government (shades of the UK). Since it has been in government, it has doubled down on that ‘unfitness’. Australia is in a much bigger mess now than it has ever been, thanks to the worst government in living memory.