Throwing money at a problem is not always the answer.
Foxy,
Could you please send that to the present opposition ?

Posted by Foxy, Saturday, 1 September 2018 12:53:57 PM-
"I think we could all benefit from taking a few steps back and consider our own assumptions and behaviour.... Just as an example - Look at the way that some of us look at today's immigrants. Those of us who think that they don't deserve what we do, and that we have something to protect from their encroachment. It seems paradoxical to me that we would brag about our ancestors' coming over by boat, yet condemn someone trying to do the same thing today."

Answer-

At least Foxy seems to be able to acknowledge that "there is a view that immigrants don't deserve our generosity".

The cities that the British regime built didn't come over "by boat".

Modern Native Australian's benefit from what the British system brought.

We have a responsibility to native Australian's within reason but not to immigrants- "immigrants come here at our pleasure".

What I see is generations of my people from the British regime that built Australia- and even when it wasn't the British who built them directly it was under the British system- it is an insult to their memory and to my family that immigrants can come to Australia and take ownership of this property and call it "their own".

Australian's for generations have sacrificed to create a better life for their descendants (me and mine) only to have it hijacked by opportunistic globalists, foreigners, marginal identityists, Trotskyists, politicians, traitors.

They don't have a vested interest in Australia.

It's ironic that these are attracted to Australia for the same reasons we want to protect it.

They attack us and call us murderers (Nazi racists) as they are murdering our culture.

"British-ness / Australian-ness is who we are" no matter who comes to our nation, who Australian's marry, etc- we are nothing without it. Homeless without family, culture, or nation.

As we get older we gain experience and appreciate and trust our parents view more and more- Socs enjoy pointing to this and create division with the young.

In answer to Foxy through the chair- For the reasons above. With respect I don't agree with you. I can't take a step back I have no where to go.

Islam is NOT the problem, see:

http://stephenblanton.com/growth/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrPenkfGY3QIV0LWWCh2YDgU5EAMYASAAEgIYVPD_BwE

for a an insight into what is really worth worrying about

Foxy, where is your compassion for 100,000 homeless, the 700,000 unemployed, the victims of rape, murder and robbery by useless invaders.

Where is your compassion for the young family who can't afford a unit, let alone a house with a big backyard for the kids to play in?

Where is your compassion for the teachers trying to teach a class where 80% don't speak English at home?

Where is your compassion for the crowds cramming into trains and buses, or stalled in traffic jams?

Where is your compassion for the native animals and plants, whose habitat shrinks every day?

Where is your compassion for the Aussie who nostalgically visits his childhood home or school and finds the neighbourhood looks like the Third World?

Where is your compassion for the future children who look at the museum exhibits and wonder "What the hell happened to my people?"

very disturbing to see what happened in Germany during the week. Everyday people now looking to neo Nazis for protection as Merkel's idiotic open borders see so many suffering from crime.

https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/killing-sees-spectre-of-fascism-return-to-germany-as-heartlands-of-farright-are-inflamed-by-protests/news-story/0706311f6ba03b592c7588ff461d15b7

Lying media like our own abc has added to the frustration of everyday Germans who are now turning to extremist as the media and Merkel failed them. We are very dumb if we don't learn from it. Defunding the abc from its propaganda would be a good start.

https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/killing-sees-spectre-of-fascism-return-to-germany-as-heartlands-of-farright-are-inflamed-by-protests/news-story/0706311f6ba03b592c7588ff461d15b7