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Does multiculturalism benefit Australia?
Jordan Knight writes that it was never meant to! He refers to the Frank Gallbally (notable lawyer in his time) report of 1978, which declares that immigrants had the ‘right’ to maintain their cultural and racial identity; and somehow (not explained) that was in the “best interests of our nation”, and that Australia should “actively encourage and assist” them to do so.
How this benefits the host nation has not been answered to this day - apart from childish rubbish about cuisine and the obvious lie that a diverse population gives strength.
Another report ten years later (Tony Fitzgerald, another lawyer) concluded that multiculturalism had become something for “immigrants and ethnic communities only”, and not for the whole of Australia. But, the same report advised that the “original intent” of multiculturalism was an outgrowth of “fine ideals of justice and equality and esteem”, that must be affirmed.
Work that one out! Obviously the concerns of Australians in the very same report didn't really matter. Newcomers were more important than descendants of those who made the country, and aboriginal Australians who also didn't like multiculturalism.
Previous assimilation and integration that worked was tossed aside in favour of promoting foreign cultures on Australian soil.
Australia should not be handing out money to any of the mini-cultures to help maintain them. Yet millions and millions of state and federal dollars are being handed out.
The nonsense must be stopped. And only One Nation recognises that.
Australia is one of only three countries with an official government policy of multiculturalism; the other two are Canada and New Zealand.
(Source: Jordan Knight, SkyNews 6/7/26)