Chalmers should be sacked for his mad attack on Peter Dutton.

https://dailydeclaration.org.au/2024/08/28/albo-should-fire-jim-chalmers/

Top 10 world's fastest growing countries:

South Sudan—4.65 percent growth rate
Niger—3.66 percent
Angola—3.33 percent
Benin—3.29 percent
Equatorial Guinea—3.23 percent
Uganda—3.18 percent
Democratic Republic of the Congo—3.11 percent
Chad—3.01 percent
Mali—2.9 percent
Zambia—2.83 percent

No wonder their governments are so keen to divest themselves of their population instead of doing something about it where they are breeding.

It's just too easy to help them head for the West, encouraged by Western politicians who simply a) cannot say no, or b) want to replace us with dumber demos more easily controlled. They even tolerate the crime these people often bring with them. It's all those white people spreading “misinformation” about climate change, peaceful Islam and the government's lack of action on defence, the economy, Western values, family values, Christianity, the rule of law, the presumption of innocence - all the things we believed up until about 50 years ago.

While these countries are breeding like rabbits, the US - a huge importer of people legally and illegally - is way down at number 131 on the growth list. Growth rate 0.67%.

Australia? Well Australia doesn't get a mention, as is often the case, but we are not replacing ourselves. 1.4 children being born and placed in Albanese's brain-washing “early learning centres”, while Mum goes out to work in mindless, bullsh.t jobs like the Soviet were forced to do, under the ugly sort of government we appear doomed to experience

Top 10 world's fastest growing countries:
ttbn,
Rephrase that to top 10 refugee exporting !

The Guardian did an Essential Poll recently which shows
that many Australians ( though not a majority) respond
positively to Peter Dutton's call for a pause on refugees
from Gaza.

However, having said that - The Guardian also points out
that this latest move by Peter Dutton is part of his
political strategy. The Guardian tells us that:

"When the issue is welfare - Dutton pivots to immigration.
When it's refugees Dutton hones in on our national security.
If the issue is jobs - Dutton makes sure Australians see new
arrivals as competitors not compatriots."

We're told that - "He is literally on a race to the bottom."

The Treasurer Jim Chalmers has described him as being -
"the most divisive leader of a political party."

And Dutton powers on.

Politics as we know is - unfortunately, a blood sport.

There's more at the following:

http://theguardian.com/australia-news/commentisfree/article/2024/aug/27/peter-dutton-gaza-refugee-visas-palestine-ntwnfb

"Dutton makes sure Australians see new arrivals as competitors not compatriots".

That's just the Guardian scribbler's opinion.

How Australians "see new arrivals" is up to them to decide, not Dutton.

Australians don't need Dutton or the Guardian to make up there minds.

Except for Foxy, of course, who relies entirely on the Guardian and other communistic organisations for all of her "opinions".

Just like Albanese tries to appeal to Leftist voters, Dutton tries to appeal to the Right. Dutton is gaining, Albanese is failing - at the moment. That’s politics.

I have to say that I have changed my mind about Dutton in his revived form. He is now becoming more like the tough immigration minister he once was.

If Australian is to get back on track, we need Dutton as PM and another tough immigration minister.

I will be putting aside my preference for small, right wing parties at the next election, and voting according to the Liberal ticket: because that is the only practical way to get rid of Albanese and his communists. Dutton is better equipped to deal with the wets than the last two Liberal drongo PMs were, and there is always the Senate for real right wingers to keep an eye on things.

It would be more constructive as John Daysh, and others,
have pointed out time and time again on this forum -

"To try to contribute to the discussion than getting
yourself all tangled up trying to undermine the
credibility of others."