Mass immigration

[mellie]

Pity our slack government didn't think about screening Palestinian refugee's when they granted them temporary visas.

That's OK, as soon as the elections over, Dutton can send them all back.

I hope he's prepared to put his money where his mouth is, because the rate we're going, Australians are fed up with both sides , and expect better.

[mellie]

This government has placed Australians at risk by indiscriminately immigrating criminals from various corners of the world. From sex offenders to terrorists.

Now there's been another antisemetic car firebombing in Sydney..... but what really concerns me is the government bio-lab incident in QLD , what an absolute tragedy if terrorists are behind this, and the organisms find their way into a crowded tourist spot, like theme parks on the Gold Coast during the school holidays?

I didn't think this was over, and I have a feeling it's going to escalate from here.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnew ... rities.amp

[Black Orchid]

Then they give the violent criminals ankle bracelets (which they remove) and let the worst of the worst out into our suburbs.

[Jasin]

It's going to get worse I fear

[mellie]

I think if Dutton knows what Australians want, he'll oblige and listen at least. I think it's time for reform within every single top-heavy government department. Time to remove the dead wood, send home our visitors, and halt immigration until our infrastructure can cope with existing citizens who should be priority, having afterall paid taxes for much of their lives only to be denied a timely ambulance service, and expected to sit in ER for several hours in severe pain like my mother's GP did last weekend.
Yep, even a doctor sat in emergency in horrific pain and when the triage nurse advised him to see his local GP instead if waiting several hours, he told her that he was a GP.
Things are rough when even those who take care of others for a living, can't even get care themselves. This is Australia, why are people being turned away from hospitals and denied ambulances?

The reason he went to the public hospital was because he knew that he would need a scan, and the local private only had a radiographer on premises until 8pm.

Don't get sick guys!

Public/ private, both are a complete mess.

Ps, I forgot to mention the doctor was in so much pain that he was laying on the floor, unable to sit upright in the emergency waiting room chairs. This went on for hours, and not one member of staff bothered to attend to him or even check his obs.
They were so shocked when he told them that he was a local GP.

Didn't change anything, he still had to wait 3 more hours until he was able to be seen.

Health care in Australia is in far worse a state than our current government is prepared to discuss.

Labors immigration is killing what's left of our critical infrastructure, and it's time someone spoke up.

[Bobby]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12-18/ ... /104732688

By Tuesday of this week, the City of Moreton Bay had begun issuing compliance notices ordering homeless people to stop sleeping in vans.
The notices, seen by the ABC, threaten fines of up to $8,065 for those who fail to comply, with a fine of the same amount possible for
those who fail to stop keeping pets.

My opinion.
Shouldn't the Govt be providing - let's say army tents and Portaloos and showers and a cooking area etc -
to try and help these Aussies that have been discarded by their mass immigration policies?
Instead of helping them they get fined for money they don't have -
as if the answer to every problem is punish the victims.


Jim Chalmers should turn up and make a heart felt apology to all those people
while tears run down his face - saying -

"I did this with Albo's mass immigration policies"

and he should promise to help them.

[mellie]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12-18/ ... /104732688

By Tuesday of this week, the City of Moreton Bay had begun issuing compliance notices ordering homeless people to stop sleeping in vans.
The notices, seen by the ABC, threaten fines of up to $8,065 for those who fail to comply, with a fine of the same amount possible for
those who fail to stop keeping pets.

My opinion.
Shouldn't the Govt be providing - let's say army tents and Portaloos and showers and a cooking area etc -
to try and help these Aussies that have been discarded by their mass immigration policies?
Instead of helping them they get fined for money they don't have -
as if the answer to every problem is punish the victims.


Jim Chalmers should turn up and make a heart felt apology to all those people
while tears run down his face - saying -

"I did this with Albo's mass immigration policies"

and he should promise to help them.

Yes, we don't mind volunteering our army personnel and weapons towards wars that aren't any of our business, Russia/Ukraine....I've always maintained that charity begins at home, and if Albo thinks he's going to find peace living at Cococabana beach, he might be surprised to find squatters, homless families and those who have been denied access to the kind of housing Albo himself was blessed with growing up, living on his beach.

Cococabana beach has fantastic amenities and perhaps camping sites should have it on their radar.
Homless people find free accomidation via Australian camping sites via public reviews.

If Albo loathes the smell of homelessness now, I have a feeling he'll loathe it alott more once he officially retires after the election.

His golden pension won't stretch far enough to wash away the stench of his own arrogance, and the blood he has on his hands due to the complete failure of all public departments & sectors. Health, law enforcement, education, housing..... a big "F" on his report card, and he knows it


Regardless of whether he remains at Cococabana or not, he's not going to be able to retire peacefully.

He'd be better off barricading himself within an eastern suburbs gated community... if only the residents would tolerate him there, which isn't likely, because most of them are educated enough to see what a mess he's made of our country, hence his private beach lifestyle alternative at Cococabana.

He's painfully arrogant and boastful, typical of someone who snears disdainfully at their own humble beginnings, and has a chip on their shoulder the size of Ayers Rock.
He has a pseudo- girlfriend who will likely disappear as soon as the election is finished too, so his prospects for assimilation back into mainstream Australian life peacefully, aren't fantastic, perhaps like the Rudd's he'd be better off moving overseas where nobody knows what a wart he is?

You see, Albo wasn't at all greatful for his family Housing Comission home growing up.
He was ashamed of it, ashamed of his situation, always felt that he was entitled to much more, and it's very unlikely any of his mates at uni or within the Communist Youth alliance would have even known that he was the bastard son of some bloke his mother met on a cruise ship ( P&O style lol) and lived in Public Housing.

He believes that if he came from such humble beginnings and managed to become Australia's PM, then there's no excuses why other people from humble beginnings cannot take care of themselves too.

Often happens this way, contrary what most of us thought when he delivered his heartfelt maiden speech re- his own humble beginnings from a former public housing residents point of view.

[Bobby]

Yes, we don't mind volunteering our army personnel and weapons towards wars that aren't any of our business, Russia/Ukraine....I've always maintained that charity begins at home, and if Albo thinks he's going to find peace living at Cococabana beach, he might be surprised to find squatters, homless families and those who have been denied access to the kind of housing Albo himself was blessed with growing up, living on his beach.

Cococabana beach has fantastic amenities and perhaps camping sites should have it on their radar.
Homless people find free accomidation via Australian camping sites via public reviews.

If Albo loathes the smell of homelessness now, I have a feeling he'll loathe it alott more once he officially retires after the election.

His golden pension won't stretch far enough to wash away the stench of his own arrogance, and the blood he has on his hands due to the complete failure of all public departments & sectors. Health, law enforcement, education, housing..... a big "F" on his report card, and he knows it


Regardless of whether he remains at Cococabana or not, he's not going to be able to retire peacefully.

He'd be better off barricading himself within an eastern suburbs gated community... if only the residents would tolerate him there, which isn't likely, because most of them are educated enough to see what a mess he's made of our country, hence his private beach lifestyle alternative at Cococabana.

He's painfully arrogant and boastful, typical of someone who snears disdainfully at their own humble beginnings, and has a chip on their shoulder the size of Ayers Rock.
He has a pseudo- girlfriend who will likely disappear as soon as the election is finished too, so his prospects for assimilation back into mainstream Australian life peacefully, aren't fantastic, perhaps like the Rudd's he'd be better off moving overseas where nobody knows what a wart he is?

You see, Albo wasn't at all greatful for his family Housing Comission home growing up.
He was ashamed of it, ashamed of his situation, always felt that he was entitled to much more, and it's very unlikely any of his mates at uni or within the Communist Youth alliance would have even known that he was the bastard son of some bloke his mother met on a cruise ship ( P&O style lol) and lived in Public Housing.

He believes that if he came from such humble beginnings and managed to become Australia's PM, then there's no excuses why other people from humble beginnings cannot take care of themselves too.

Often happens this way, contrary what most of us thought when he delivered his heartfelt maiden speech re- his own humble beginnings from a former public housing residents point of view.

Albo will be retired within 6 months.

he'll get an enormous Govt pension -
he'll join the highest paid welfare recipients in Australia -
all the other PMs.

[mellie]

There's probably a space, a secret boardroom deep beneath Canberra where all the odd fellows...former, current and up and coming PM'S meet from both Liberal and Labor to mastermind election campaigns, congratulate one another, and feel deeply smug for having kept a very old secret alive in Australia, a secret not everyone is privileged to which is that Labor and Liberal are just two different factions of the same party. Laboral.
It's perfect, this way noones held to account, they can continue creating the illusion of democracy and whenever something goes wrong, they can blame the other faction.

I imagine Keating and Howard enjoying a 100 year old bottle of Port or whisky together this Christmas, deep underneath Canberra, so even if people saw them both enter the same building, they'd have no idea they had frolicked together.

[Jasin]

You nailed it Mellie.
He isn't grateful for his Public Housing (like Battlers are), he's ashamed of it (like Bludgers are) and feels entitled to the easy money path in life. He's bitter and resentful and wants revenge for having been in that situation.
Could explain why he allows 500,000 a year new pleb immigrants into a country that can't accommodate them while those who are already here and can't find a place to live, get fined for being homeless.
I mean, this is pure madness!
Peter the Police Detective Dutton needs to put Albanese behind bars. It's criminal. No different to the Robodebt fiasco ripping off welfare recipients.
There is no infrastructure to accommodate the excessive immigration and they won't provide infrastructure like Showers, amenities for those who are living in their cars, etc.

Albanese, is as mad as Biden's allowance for mass un-managed immigrants crossing borders into America like an invasion of Zombies.

It's the Left's way of saying " if we can't have it, we'll destroy it, so you can't either". Pure selfish Leftism