Can Australia Endure the Woke Onslaught? - Konstantin Kisin

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Stand-up comedians Konstantin Kisin (@konstantinkisin) and Francis Foster (@francisjfoster) make sense of politics, economics, free speech, AI, drug policy and WW3 with the help of presidential advisors, renowned economists, award-winning journalists, controversial writers, leading scientists and notorious comedians.

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[@cioccolateriaveneziana]

Perhaps cover the internment camps on Nauru? It doesn't make us partisans of identity politics to acknowledge that Australia's policy on immigrants (held in real internment camps, not to say concentration camps on Nauru) is inhuman.

[@geraldcoffey3303]

Why dont you interview someone from SPGB based in Islington established in 1904

[@fourwingsweepa1705]

They shouldn't of came here

[@Rac-fpv]

Activists don’t want to cancel Australia Day you liar, they just want to move the date from the day the British arrived to slaughter the aboriginals.

[@anna7276]

Omg you were in Perth! I didn’t even know! I hope you enjoyed my lovely city

[@Christoph1888]

Getting Australians to pay attention to anything other than streaming services, reality tv, sport, food culture & beer is very difficult.

[@MaggieNevin-tv3ib]

Exactly the same here in Northern Ireland. People just don't want to know. They are more interested in their holidays, tik tok, Twitter, what their grandchildren had for lunch.

[@alangthorpe]

Whole world has been dumbed down, just how THEY want it...

[@CentreMetre]

Dont forget gambling!

[@cioccolateriaveneziana]

That's why very few of them know what really goes on on Nauru where Australia "outsources" her illegal immigrants.

[@LisaFrostPhoto]

Gotta give people their soma! I guess anyone paying attention to the Romans knows how useful sport and food are for distracting/placating the plebs.

[@asaka616]

My biggest fear is that Australia will realize far too late. The era of "She'll be right mate." is over.

[@shaneashby5890]

People just don’t get or understand just how much trouble we are in. Australia is a police state. And what happens when Australians (European Ancestry) become a minority in our own country?

[@mostlikely...]

Vote Labor/Teal/Greens win stupid prizes 🤡🇦🇺

[@paulfri1569]

So true 🤠 Australia is under total NWO control and the managers of the plantation are mostly the Feminazis who are are insane.. Indonesia were clever to ban communism and Zionism. I say to my wife your nation must be the smartest nation on earth then 🌍

[@amaryllisequistra]

It's already too late, It's happened. The disgraceful behaviour of the Australia Human Rights Commission and court system in supporting Tickle in the Tickle v. Giggle case proves my point.

[@DMSProduktions]

Yes, complacently is a BIG problem here!

[@Deljron777]

As a soon to be 52 year old Aussie I've seen Australia get worse through my whole life! We've been sold out by politicians and business people. Australia could of have been the most amazing country with a high tech future and low population of descendants of Europe and the indigenous people of Australia. We would have been the envy of the world with all these resources for ourselves. Australia has all the resources to create a high tech future but the politicians the business people sold us out.

[@RegularJoe-hm5xh]

Good point 😊

[@mrsfoss3368]

Agree

[@AnnoyedHangingGondola-tn6yq]

Agreed. However, people here need to make more babies. We can't have a declining/ageing population in a welfare country like Australia.

[@Deljron777]

@@AnnoyedHangingGondola-tn6yq On the cusp of high technology and AI we do need a declining population. We're about to go into mass unemployment due to AI

[@JimmyChoi-rc5fr]

@@AnnoyedHangingGondola-tn6yq Actually we don't. We have an abundance of resources that could easily fund the existing population without diminishing GDP per capita with increased immigration.

[@tawnydi]

The face of Australia in the last 40 years has been altered by immigration. There is a shift in values based on the cultural differences of people who aren’t invested in Australia.

[@grannyannie2948]

The first time I met someone who was not of European or Aboriginal heritage was 1986, that's how quickly it's changed.

[@movieknight68]

Cultural indifference, more like

[@SharmaForLlama]

Australia is an immigration nation....

[@gaia-australis]

Assisted immigration began after WW2 --- 70 years ago. The early immigrants became invested in Australia. They were European, though.

[@grannyannie2948]

@@gaia-australis European Christian. And they came by ship not plane. There was no slipping back for a holiday and international phone calls were too expensive. The white Australia policy was still active until it got changed to multiculturalism in 1973.

[@mayormccheese6171]

It's Your ABC! - Comments are turned off.

[@akasug4136]

Exactly!! They put all this absolute bs on there and nobodys allowed to question it or point out all the misinformation. Like all Leftist propaganda.

[@mostlikely...]

Vote Labor/Teal/Greens win stupid prizes 🤡🇦🇺

[@Tech-49]

Please give us more taxpayers money

[@davidmcmillan7518]

Omg , so annoying. No discussion allowed

[@Hat1607]

Yep. The same can be said about the rest of the mainstream media (7 News, 9 News, SBS and 10 News First) Sky News Australia is the only one allowing everyone to freely express their views by enabling the comments.

[@jamesheaney8258]

Don't worry, Australia will follow the UK without any doubt.... it's already deep rooted.

[@jimjones3482]

Australians should be able to vote on things like immigration etc.

[@royboy4571]

You mean direct democracy and representative democracy. Why only immigration, can't we vote directly on other things ?

[@jimjones3482]

@@royboy4571 I said things like immigration, not only immigration. any issue that broadly affects all citizens should be voted on in a referendum.

[@user-ox5ro3zi2g]

We use emails to communicate in writing, bank electronically, the feds use a website for everything, yet amazingly we can't inform our pollies on what should be happening. Sounds like a hedgemony to me. Time to piss Canberra off and get a system that works.

[@stevesandford7442]

@@royboy4571 So, the Swiss plebiscite system then?

[@royboy4571]

@@stevesandford7442 How's that work, sounds interesting.

[@CGAPU]

Only countries that stand for free speech deserve admiration. That means no hate speech laws.

[@TheWorldTeacher]

freedom of speech: the ability to speak one’s mind without fear of RETRIBUTION. Normally, freedom of speech is dependent on the prevailing governmental rules, at least at the public level. In private, freedom to speak one’s mind, is entirely contingent on the rules of the particular house or institution in question. Freedom of speech does not negate the CONSEQUENCES of one’s speech. In order to give one example, if a child berates his father, obviously, he ought to be punished for that sinful deed. In order to propose another example, a genuine king will permit his subjects to criticize his actions in a constructive manner, as long as they refrain from deliberate insults, which is a criminal offence (see Chapter 12 of "A Final Instruction Sheet for Humanity"). A large proportion of humanity seems to agree that one should refrain from speaking words that incite violent acts, and that one ought not yell the word “Fire!!” in a crowded room or auditorium, purely as a practical joke. Those who believe that free speech should be totally unconditional, will not be able to sustain that opinion if his or her children spout insubordinate speech, as in the first example. So, to put it very succinctly, just as it is possible to execute immoral acts (that is to say, bodily acts such as theft, fornication, public obscenities, and murder), it is possible for a human to make verbal enunciations that are objectively immoral, far more than just those actions normally recognized by most jurisdictions, such as libel and slander. Any speech that is contrary to the principles of dharma, is unethical, and must be punished by a superior - again, few parents would excuse a child of theirs who belittled, insulted or even instruct them! Read Chapter 12 to learn the most authoritative interpretation of law/morality/ethics [“dharma”, in Sanskrit]).

[@Orson2u]

YES!

[@bt6904]

@@TheWorldTeacherbut the issue we face today is the definition of ‘objectively immoral’. That is the very essence of the problem we are facing today. That definition is becoming open ended, highly politicised/one sided and overly sensitive.. In the long run, we will all be harmed by this radical ideology of pro censorship

[@cheyennealvis8284]

Except when it relates to Israel

[@suzannahbereshnyi8826]

That's all very well and most people would agree but where there is a substantial Gray area is the DEFINITION of hate speech , it cannot be called hate speech simply because you are stating a difference if opinion to someone else's and in the preservation of free speech differing opinions matter, too often much too often an opposing opinion delivered in a respectful manner is labeled Hate speech nothing could be further from the truth free speech must support TRUTH even if it is uncomfortable to hear for some people TRUTH cannot be gagged to prevent hurting the feelings of a person or groups of people in a time not so long ago it was healthy and informative to have DEBATES where opposing views were greatly appreciated and needed to help make matters clearer by having opposing views, to label Hate speech on everything and anything that may offend someone serves to leave a festering sore on what could have been a simple procedure to be gagged under the premise of Hate speech does not make us a more civilised country if the hate speech bill is being abused by silencing TRUTH that is a sure and certain way to foster hopelessness in positive outcomes through truthful situations.

[@peripheralparadox4218]

We do have a lot of sheep in Australia.

[@DieFlabbergast]

The kangaroos: Yeah: we noticed.

[@grannyannie2948]

Exactly 💯

[@nrw34260]

I see what you did there 😂😂😂

[@lukeannett]

Australia: built on the back of sheep. Still applies.

[@RealRoknRollr3108]

Goulburn built a monument to the average Aussie mindset

[@mikimoto99]

Ask Melbournians about rampant african youth gang crimes🥺

[@royboy4571]

Yes Dutton made that claim, that Victorians could not go out to dinner. BS of the highest order. But don't worry, In Australia, bigots have a proud history of racism towards the new immigrants. In the 80s , it was the Vietnamese gangs, and 10 years later, we love our Vitnamese people, food and culture. Get a grip, immigrants built this country, and will continue to.

[@mikimoto99]

@@royboy4571 a simple google search will show how bad it has gotten. I suppose you sympathise with the mongrels at Sydney opera house yelling gaz the juice as well eh? Muppet of the highest order no doubt!

[@piratedaveyjones1903]

@@royboy4571 Yes, no home invasions, car thefts, knife attacks, machete wielding youths, assaults on public transport or turf wars to be found in Melbourne and anyone who doesn’t vote Green or Teals is a bigot.

[@ImGodTheMaryBanger]

There were violent African youth gangs causing a lot of problems, ignore the leftist trying to pretend like that wasn't a thing.

[@MrWackozacko]

@@royboy4571 Different immigrants mate, vietnamese dont have a history of exploding bombs on non vietnamese. My family adopted 10 during the vietnam war, i know them way better than you do. You just parroting what the ABC told you.

[@AllWalkerB]

On ANZAC Day this year, I stood in the dark and cold for the dawn service. Thousands of people joined me, sang the national anthem and recited the lord's prayer. There's hope for Australia

[@CorvusHyperion]

But did you look around and see the lack of diversity there? At my service there was a tiny tiny number of nonwhite people present.

[@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid]

@@CorvusHyperionhence wokeness hasn’t infected the older white fold yet

[@betrayedcitizen5135]

@@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pidolder means one foot off the cliff. And who’s to replace them?

[@royboy4571]

Hope, WTF. Anzac Day, has been co-opted in Victoria by the AFL. Now we see people in football garg at the Dawn service, a brilliant Marketing strategy to bolster the AFL profits. As for ANZAC, 1915, the original Anzac heroic war stories, were driven by the war department and journalists, on a mission to enlist more troops, nothing more than propaganda. However the stories become legend, which become myth. If any thing Anzac Day, should be remembered of our past links to Empire, which in WW1 resulted in a lost generation for the sake of our English masters, who could give two f**ks about our men. Anzac day itself, was an English plan, headed by Churchill, to take the Ottoman empire and secure the middle eastern oil supplies. So we invaded a sovereign country, got dropped off at the wrong beach, and were slaughtered on the beach, and got no further than the lead soldiers who were encircled and shot, their remains only collected in 1919 after the war. The only successful part of the operation, was the withdrawal.

[@AllWalkerB]

​@@royboy4571You've missed the point of ANZAC Day there, spud. Of all the facts you listed, no one denies or celebrates them. The invasion was bad. The soldiers were good.

[@rattlesnaketv]

Having lived in Australia (Where I was born and raised) as well as the UK and USA, I can safely say that the quality of life in Australia is orders of magnitude better than the others. It's the only one where I could genuinely say my taxes might go to good use. BUT it is the most painfully woke, and as Konstantin said, apathetic. The cultural discussions and debates in Australia are actually not robust and based. They are pandering and pathetic. They consider little old harmless old Rattlesnake a right wing extremist. I fear for my country, in that in a time of serious turmoil we would crumble in a second. The toilet paper wars during the VID showed just how fragile we truly are.

[@LisaFrostPhoto]

Yeah, 2020 was a painful awakening for me of the true nature of many Australians. The Voice vote has reignited a tiny glimmer of hope...

[@FactCheckerGuy]

Having lived many places -- and visited many others, including the USA, UK and Australia -- I can safely say that people's preferences as to the best place to live varies widely and you should not confuse your preferences for some objective reality. Some people love the beach, others love the mountains; some crave the night life of a humming city; others love the peace of a fishing pond out their back door. And the idea that the quality of life varies "by orders of magnitude" between any 2 places in the western world is just silly. It is a teenager waxing on the greatness of her favorite heartthrob. If you like Australia, please stay there.

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

​@LisaFrostPhoto Really? The no vote in the Voice referendum showed that a majority of Australians are either racists or stupid. Or both.

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

​@@FactCheckerGuySo where are you from?

[@Openeyesopenheart42]

@@FactCheckerGuygee mate I bet your fun at parties.

[@Parawingdelta2]

I live in Australia 🇦🇺. Back in January, we celebrated Australia Day, or at least that's what we use to do. Not so long ago, as the day approached, one would see vehicles with little Australian flags flapping from fixtures on the door pillars along with many other indications of Australian allegiance. This year, I personally saw none of that. I'm not a flag waving type of guy or demonstrably nationalistic, but in light of the apparent lack of patriotism, I went down to our federal MP's office and collected 10 little representations of our flag, affixed three to my vehicle and the rest around the outside of the house. I wasn't even born here, so what's happened to the place!

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

There was an elderly man that was threatened with arrest because he had an Australian flag on his hat.😯 He and his wife were just having lunch in the city after a morning of shopping. They were too close to a protest that they didn't know was on. They were told that they were inciting violence. They ended up being escorted by police down the backstreets away from the area 😡

[@Parawingdelta2]

@elizabethpilarski1076 That's disgusting. It just goes to show how corrupt law enforcement and the judicial system are that enable that to occur without any legal comeback.

[@grannyannie2948]

Its not like that rurally. Even the local council put on Australia Day events. BBQ at the council pool etc.

[@Parawingdelta2]

@grannyannie2948 I live in Caboolture just north of Brisbane. I swim at our local pool three times a week. I can't recall if I was there on the day, but there certainly wasn't any evidence on display leading up to it.

[@heathercostantini8755]

Still lots of flags in Glen Innes where I am from ... and community bbqs 🙂

[@georgeorwell7291]

Yuri Bezmenov was right.... Its a Chinese, Russian subversion campaign that started in the 90s. We have reached the "destabilization" stage in Yuri's kgb escalation ladder.

[@SithStudy]

Good thing is, the people who fell for the indoctrination probably won’t reproduce because of their anti family beliefs. Which means us based westerners just have to wait for the soy generation to die out and then our beliefs will be on top again

[@Sam-es2gf]

Idk why people say this when most of the ngos, woke funding and media comes from America. Even if Russia and China encourage it, it's our "ally" inflicting it on the UK, Canada, Australia etc..

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

That's not entirely correct. It started long before that in Frankfurt in the institute of social research. You might be interested in this take on it. Interesting and scary! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJrMd2ueeLilj7Msi=eWz367Xc3Kwb_QHS

[@daniellebcooper7160]

woke is the end result of it. or at least the latest stage.

[@nickwilkin9845]

I do agree. However, I don't see any Russians around Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane? Hell I haven't seen 1. So yes I agree its the same escalation ladder. Just the west is looking at the wrong enemy. I do see loads of Chinese and Arabs EVERYWHERE.

[@caps_lock_]

"Apathy born of comfort" is exactly it, same in New Zealand. We've had it too good for too long, being dustracted by trivial rubbish and now here we are....

[@rolandnelson6722]

New Zealand was the third richest country in the world world in 1950. A masterclass in apathy they narrowly avoided being categorised as an emerging country in the late 90’s.

[@caps_lock_]

@@rolandnelson6722 so embarrassing

[@martindenham2207]

There's a scene early on in Crocodile Dundee when Mick Dundee meets Sue Charlton in the bar. A local bully says some derogatory remark, so Mick smacks the bully in the face, knocking him out cold. As kids, we were taught to stand up to bullies. Why do we forget to do this as adults?

[@Openeyesopenheart42]

The law doesn’t allow it.

[@forsociopoliticalstuff2629]

Partially becstse the bullies are also the ones who have co-opted the ideas of tolerance.

[@Rexhunterj]

The bullies grew up and got government jobs or consultancy jobs, so now they bully from the comfort of a triple figure cheque job.

[@SharmaForLlama]

LNP are the bullies though

[@paulwary]

Well mostly we don’t stand up to bullies because they tend not to pick on someone who can beat them. Both in school and in politics, bully tactics are used when the opponent is marginalised, and can be eliminated without consequences. Bullies are also more far more typically popular than people like to think, as opposed to a mal-adjusted psycho, who is more likely to be the victim.

[@thetalkinganvil8366]

Seeing how wokeness is a virus, not seeing much of a reaction isn't a good sign imo.

[@mostlikely...]

Vote Labor/Teal/Greens win stupid prizes 🤡🇦🇺

[@DMSProduktions]

Oh we react to it, you just don't SEE it!

[@Ondolite]

Kisin is actually the virus and a very bad sign when he turns up. The arrogant, privately educated prick has chosen himself to lead whites to promised land. Just an idle troublemaker.

[@dontknowme1792]

Bro no one gives af about 'wokeness' anymore. Find something else to get mad at. This isn't 2015 anymore.

[@DMSProduktions]

@@dontknowme1792 LOL!

[@maghurt]

We're certainly living in interesting times,. "Apathy born of comfort," this. Comfort has given us the time to think our heads clear up our behinds.

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

Check out Carl Jung's theory of mass psychosis.

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

Look up Carl Jung's theory of mass psychosis!

[@maghurt]

@@elizabethpilarski1076 I read it years ago, but I'll look into it again. Thx, :)

[@AussiePom]

We haven't had a true recession for many years and people have gotten used to an easy come easy go lifestyle. They say people are doing it tough but interest rates are only 4.35% they'd be doing it a lot tougher if the interest rate was 24.35%. I can just remember the last true recession we had and it was far far worse than it its now.

[@karenrobertson1673]

The anglosphere is under seige. Be culturally confident, Australia and happily, celebrate Australia Day. Multiculturism, doesn’t work if the host country is forced to denounce their culture.

[@grannyannie2948]

Oh it gets celebrated.

[@rowbearly6128]

@@grannyannie2948 Not nearly enough. Too many performative narcissists looking for excuses to whine and shout and finger point. Too many ignorant kids who have never done even the most cursory research into history and who just repeat received opinion without question. Australia is a sovereign nation, not a colony.

[@coling3957]

decades of Marxism infiltration .. the tolerance and patience shown is being used against us.. the far-left and Islamism have neither.. they want power and they want it now and forever.

[@4thought___]

🇦🇺🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@alaindelon5398]

I migrated to Australia to integrate and respect the Australian (british descent) values, not the globalist multicultural hogwash.

[@johnsmithers8913]

Unfortunately, no Western country can stop the onslaught. We are a victim of our own success and we have bred multiple generations to believe that the luxury, and wealth (that allows for our liberal values) that our ancestors gave us was a natural state, and even a human right, and not something that is only achieved by hard work and sacrifice. We simply no longer have the knowledge to form a functional society. It must collapse.

[@clogs4956]

I’d just like to point out that, after a cricket match a year or so ago, a non-Christian religion went for members of the religion of peace brought to my UK city to cause a riot. Grab your popcorn.

[@Josma432]

Your first paragraph I agree with. We’re in a better position than most though, and its not too late for us if we learn from others mistakes and observe what they’re doing about it now.

[@CorvusHyperion]

Spot on. I often tell my kids that all this wealth and prosperity isn’t the natural state of things. It has to be continually maintained and defended.

[@sadoldgit313]

Romans, Greeks, Mesopotamians, Aztec, Mayan, Mongols etc, every major culture has an end date! The common factor is when the societies became infiltrated by hedonism, entitlement, sexual deviancy, political weakness! Anybody get shivers down the spine?

[@clogs4956]

@@sadoldgit313 I will, if Labour get elected to govern us. They’re hellbent on destroying England and the rest with us.

[@colb715]

Diversity is our weakness in Australia. We are so woke here it’s sickening but due to the rank stupidity of our successive politicians resistance is growing by the day.

[@TheBronf]

ehhh. i only see the wokeness is the big citys. i find it very rare to see it in the country towns. and when it does come up no one really gives a shit. and the big citys are awful to go to any way. i get sick any time i go to one.

[@mardyroux8136]

@@TheBronf Sydney and Melbourne are third world shitholes now. They are disgusting and un-Australian places.

[@moonknight4053]

Wdym by diversity?

[@coling3957]

urban "elites" want to hand Australia over to the descendants of the stone age hunter-gathers the first settlers encountered.. Aus has allowed a whole group of ppl to enjoy free benefit system with no responsibilities. drunkeness and drugs are rampant.. but woke lefties want these ppl to have equal power with the people who built Australia.

[@mardyroux8136]

Diversity is weakness EVERYWHERE. "Div"....= Divide and rule.

[@Grockrobin]

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has just made the extraordinary decision, to not ask citizens what their ethnicity is in the next census. This means, after the next census, we will not know what the current ethnic make up of the country is.

[@TheIceyeddy]

The wokeness virus is creeping in

[@grannyannie2948]

Well the last census shows that if you have a grandparent born in the country you are a minority.

[@alexisl9426]

Looks like the government doesnt want Australia to be white

[@Sneakyboson]

There was never a ethnicity category in the census. However it always had ancestory, which it still does. They're just not adding ethnicity as a category in the upcoming census.

[@Siegetower]

Horrendous isn't it.

[@Beer_Dad1975]

I'm a New Zealander - 49 years old - used to be quite "progressive" - I really believed that by opening boarders, new immigrants would adjust to our culture in one or two generations - but the reality is for some immigrant cultures, that just does not happen - and indeed many of them seem to expect the reverse to happen - our culture should change to be more like theirs. Now I'm becoming more and more wary of open immigration policy. The politicians here mostly like it because it does drive economic growth - but the cost seems to be a gradual loss of what it is to be Kiwi. The sad thing is, we have some immigrants who come here and just do amazing things (Fijian Indians for example - hardest working people I know - and that extends to trying to fit in with the society they have moved to) - but others, not so much - but policies don't seem to accept that it is OK to discriminate as to where your immigrants come from.

[@carolinetaylor5594]

Totally agree

[@royboy4571]

Really, what other immigrants, I mean if you're going to be a bigot, have the balls to name your poison, But maybe you're right those awful Islamists, praying in a church, when a right wing white Australian shot 50 dead of them dead. Bloody immigrant.

[@daniello9155]

So true. Unfortunately our way of thinking as in when in Rome, do what the Romans do doesn't apply to certain ethnic backgrounds. We are expected to adjust to their cultural back ground, that being the case why would they come here in the first place, maybe its our social welfare that is so appealing. I told my boys years ago that people with Indian backgrounds will be a real competitor in the workforce, they are hard working and non union.

[@zamar2158]

Progressive thinking - the road to hell. Too late now.

[@fyshi6226]

@@daniello9155 thats not true anymore, the majority of Indians now are lazy, they got in and are willing to milk our country of all we're worth.

[@timstone2813]

I will apologize for nothing, I will never bend to the Ma rxi sts.

[@MexxProtect]

Whats with the self-censorship? MARXISTS!

[@hanswoast7]

Noted, will be cited later in court, comrade.

[@Ondolite]

But be duped by Kisin.

[@evamurray2564]

​@@Ondolitewhat did Kisin state that was incorrect?

[@shaneashby5890]

It really is the most evil ideo-logy humanity has ever created.

[@yermanoh]

a gilded cage is still a cage

[@liamfisher4191]

No one is getting out alive ....so may as well have a nice cage.

[@yermanoh]

@@liamfisher4191 enjoy your cage

[@liamfisher4191]

@@yermanoh you too 🙂

[@patriot388]

Konstantin Kasin and Douglas Murray the two most intelligent and wise commentators on the internet.

[@ingeforman6140]

Agree! Thank goodness for those 2

[@TheGunmanChannel]

We're a prison colony, we do whatever we're told by authorities and whenever there's an issue instead of taking responsibility for it we say "how could the government let this happen, now the government must make sure it never happens again, make a new law".

[@maddyg3208]

The fact the Australia became such a successful country despite its origins is the other side of the same coin. There were few direct challenges to authority but the ex-convicts still ended up better off than many in the UK. I agree with you though that Aussies should now be more independent of govt in their thinking

[@grannyannie2948]

That theory doesn't hold water. Large parts of Australia were never penal colonies.

[@TheGunmanChannel]

Ok Grannie

[@SharmaForLlama]

You must not be Australian. No Australian refers to Australia as a prison colony. That was the 1700 and 1800s. Australia didn't exist as a nation until 1901. Get a life foreigner.

[@royboy4571]

No, we become a nation on 1 January 1901. We were prison colonies in parts of the continent, before that. In regards to government, WTF are you talking about. Are you are libertarian, or anarcho-capitalist, fine, but what you're describing are most Western Nations, that use governments to run their nations.

[@davidmcmillan7518]

It’s the worst in Melbourne . You gotta watch what you say everywhere

[@MrWhingeypants]

Dude judging by your generic photo in glasses you would most definitely say bigoted shit without thought or reason. Lemme guess, you reffered to Dan Andrews as dictator dan and no doubt you are an absolute anti-vaxxer

[@johnnunn8688]

Why not just say what you think?

[@Orson2u]

@@johnnunn8688 - it takes too much courage to do so….SISSIES.

[@victorfaasuamaleaui]

@@johnnunn8688 Because you'll lose your job

[@victorfaasuamaleaui]

Melbourne is fucking insufferable

[@joelhungerford8388]

Not really a woke onslaught. It is a tiny amount of people who are unfortunately well funded

[@willmercury]

A large number of silly people led around by a small number of sinister people. The numbers don't make it an onslaught; the raging infestation of the ideology in every major Western cultural institution does.

[@DMSProduktions]

Correct. A few 10Ks against many 10Ms!

[@jeremywebster9465]

But the minority are very very loud. The majority are not

[@DMSProduktions]

@@jeremywebster9465 THAT is a part of the problem!

[@jeremywebster9465]

Just a tooth in the mouth of a shark. Watching this stuff, and a broad range of subjects, from multiple sources, (not just left, or just right or extremists) I feel like I'm watching the whole world being flushed down the toilet. I have a friend in the army and he says the lqzyst, whatever they want to call themselves these days, their ideology is pushed hard. In the Australian Defense Force! These people are meant to protect Aussie shores not get stripped bare and turned inside out by politics! Frustrates me to no end. And it is only going to get worse.

[@smartuser4112]

Rent is going up by 25% per year. There is nowhere to live. Too many people, too little housing.

[@hooked_on_adventure]

You nailed it with this one. I just hope we can wake up before the damage is irreversible 🇦🇺

[@rodneyblackwell7477]

The Voice referendum may have been rejected by voters but state govts and councils are going ahead anyway showing their disdain for the electorate

[@royboy4571]

Don't worry, they are only a legislative creations, and any successive government can repeal them. So you see, Democracy will work for you.

[@davidbarnett3821]

Yes, very true. It goes to show that our politicians don't really believe in democracy because if they did, they'd respect the people's decision

[@LordEriolTolkien]

Yes we can, but it is going to make a lot of women especially, cry

[@fartloudYT]

and if you cant, it will make even more women cry. so - kinda worth it.

[@salsaniggas8544]

I love women tears lol

[@jasonbender2459]

Good!

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

Women are their worst enemy. Most just don't know it yet! 😉

[@amaryllisequistra]

@@jasonbender2459 Feeling grumpy?

[@johnhislop2993]

Only 74 people arrived last year on boats, but 700,000 on planes. Gov agenda at work.

[@chrischris4181]

it always amazes me how people who did nothing to improve their culture for tens of thousands of years, decide that they can do it better.

[@RohanGillett]

And they want to block the rest of Australia from walking on certain pieces of ground. What did the Dreamtime ever do for the world? I can't think of one piece of Aboriginal culture that has contributed to modern society.

[@SharmaForLlama]

What do you mean by this?

[@johnnunn8688]

@@SharmaForLlama🤣😂, you having a giraffe?

[@johnnunn8688]

They have a stick that comes back and one that doesn’t, what more do you want?

[@somethingelse9535]

@@SharmaForLlama I think he means, immigrants come to a western country (the dominant civilisation of the world) and we have to worship them and apologise to them, for no other reason than they are "minorities". Woke is that irrational.

[@SeyhawksNow]

"If Konstantin Kisin is scheduled to make talks in your country, it's a bad sign." In that case, for the love of everything, come to Canada!

[@davecarson3D]

Canada basket case

[@johnnunn8688]

It’s too late for Canada. (Nicholas Cepeda AKA Melody Wiseheart, to name but one reason.)

[@australiasindustrialage689]

Konstantin, you have absolutely nailed it as far as apathy is concerned. Australia is very much in the process of following the same balony as Europe and Nth America. To our advantage, change has not impacted regional areas to the same degree. Meaning that because there are vast spaces between our settlements, it has the effect of slowing down the proliferation of woke ideology. An example was the Voice referrendum where the No campaign was strongest in the bush. Unfortunately due to the ABC, media and other factors like apathy, they are rapidly catching up. By the way, the ABC is so bad now that is looks like a boardroom meeting of the UN. I used to be an avid supporter of the ABC, now I'm ashamed of it. It is more supportive of China than Australia. I think it should be dismantled, it is that bad.

[@Orson2u]

The just DO it! Dismantle the Traitorous Propaganda Scolds!

[@bradbarker8286]

Well said Constantine 👏

[@dontknowme1792]

Well said Ben shapiro!

[@SaintKimbo]

He briefly touched on it when discussing the 'Voice' referendum, but the Indigenous ass kissing in Australia is absolutely out of control. Around 50% of the country is already under a form of control of Indigenous Land Councils, and they keep on pushing to give them more and more, there's 3000 outstanding Native Title claims in Sydney alone, 40000 State wide, the benefits and aid given to Australia's, approx, 500K Indigenous population, is estimated to be between 30 and 40 billion dollars per annum, every where go you are pummelled with a 'Welcome to Country', a 5+ minute, apologetic, paying of respects ceremony. it just goes on and on. The rejection of the 'Voice' was a victory against this, but 'Woke' Politicians, from the individual States have completely ignored that public opinion and are 'p;owing on' regardless, with Victoria and South Australia introducing their own 'Voice', a State inclusive, Indigenous Advisory Panel similar to the one that the Australians voted to reject on a National level !

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

It's arse arse, not ass arse.

[@SaintKimbo]

@@user-pj5ub5cp9k You can shove it up either version,

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

​@@SaintKimboDo you know that you're illiterate?

[@akasug4136]

😆😆🤣

[@royboy4571]

Yeah, why right do the original first peoples have any right to the land we stole from them, not to mention the killing and slaughter of aboriginals in the " aboriginal wars", their treatment as second class citizens and the stolen generations. We owe them nothing....I mean except their land, an apology for killing them and recompense for stealing their children, other than that we owe them nothing. As for state Voices, don't worry, they are only a legislative creations, and any successive government can repeal them. So you see, Democracy will work for you.

[@tomb8430]

I live in Sydney Australia, and you nailed this 100%

[@bukster1]

My brother is in Australia. When I mentioned the voice referendum's no vote, he said the result was the result of 'misinformation'. The moment he said that word, I knew he'd voted yes. My wife observed that he had a little frown on his face when he said it. Good to see at least one country finally standard up to the madness.

[@royboy4571]

What madness, Australia, has had 44 referendums, with only 8 passing. I voted yes, but respect the democratic vote taken, and move on. You know we had a completely non necessary plebiscite for SSM in 2016, one which could have been decided in parliament with a conscious vote, but instead we spent just as much as we spent on the Voice referendum. Now the government of the day was the Conservatives, apparently always railing agianst the amorphous woke mob. Please explain that, Einstein. Define WOKE and how it affects anything ?

[@piratedaveyjones1903]

@@royboy4571I guess that makes you a minority amongst a minority.

[@royboy4571]

@@piratedaveyjones1903 Sorry, that makes no sense.

[@piratedaveyjones1903]

@@royboy4571 Ask an adult to explain it for you!

[@royboy4571]

@@piratedaveyjones1903 ok, so you don’t even know what you meant. How am I supposed too. Cmon try, you can do it.

[@pm820]

A couple of things. 1. Housing prices are increasing rapidly and we have some of the highest prices in the world 2. This is worsened by the fact we produce almost nothing in this country 3. Homeless is also rising fast. Since cvd19 there’s way more homeless in the cbd 4. We had 800,000 immigrants come to Australia legally last year so there’s no need to sneak in 5. We have such draconian laws that illegal work is very hard to get away with. This isn’t a net positive for stopping immigration it’s a net negative for all Australia 6. More than 30% of the people were not born here. That stat doesn’t include first generation 7. If you read how insane the voice vote was. The 40% yes votes is extremely alarming 8. Almost ever job now asks you to list your ethnicity and no one seems to bat an eye

[@og8263]

6 is insane. Is that real!

[@CentreMetre]

Is there no "Prefer not to say" for 8?

[@pm820]

@@CentreMetre sometimes but usually not. And prefer not to say is usually an automatic disqualification. They’re allowed to list jobs for non white people here.

[@ivancho5854]

1. The global economic slowdown is real and will become apparent with a gigantic stock market crash. This will also burst Australia's housing bubble. Prices will drop considerably. ↘️ 2. Australia produces a lot of raw materials from it's mining sector, but unless you go looking for it you don't see it. Unfortunately because of 1. your exports will seriously diminish this sector. ↘️ Don't worry though in about 10 years everything will be booming again, earlier if wars stimulate demand for minerals. Sounds a like heads I win, tails you lose situation.

[@davecollins6122]

@@ivancho5854 Housing prices aren’t going to crash when there is more immigration then houses built.

[@MrCites1]

‘Can Australia survive the Indian Invasion’

[@00Daddy]

This man 😢

[@ditta7865]

Mate my Nana was English and she said if England catches a cold from America, Australia and New Zealand will catch it next. It is already happening. I see it in small ways because I've been watching what is happening in America and England and it is coming and I know that Australia will follow the same course.

[@firequeen7872]

Yes, this exactly. Best wishes from woke NZ 🇳🇿😑

[@royboy4571]

Catch what ?

[@ditta7865]

@@royboy4571 Anything and everything going right or wrong with America. If it is strong enough to get to England, it will get to Australia and New Zealand lickety split. So you name anything that you know has come from America that you like or you don't like that has spread all over the world and there you go. My Nana was telling me this as a child. She doesn't hate America. She was good at paying attention.

[@royboy4571]

@@ditta7865 Yeah, I'm aware, America has been the predominant industrial, cultural, military and financial nation on earth over the last century. But so far we haven't caught the dystopian American features of the last century : - Fundamental Christianity - Lack of social health care - The worship of money, capitalism and celebrity - The complete disfunction of democracy, including the parliament, government and judiciary. - The Gun Culture, with the related mass shootings - The Nationalism and Patriotism of the USA - Failing education system - The horrendous inequality Need I go on. So, yes, we are heavily influenced by the empire, but we haven't completely sold out to the trends of the US, thank God. But are you you referring to wokeness ?

[@daniello9155]

She is spot on, we are just a mini version of the USA.

[@naguoning]

Australia has a lot of bad points too. The house prices in Sydney in particular are INSANE. Ever heard of "ramping"? It is a thing in Australia where ambulances spend all day sitting on hospital ramps rather than being able to collect sick people. Multiculturalism I think needs to be defined for working/not. I don't see many Aussies having a problem with people who are pretty similar but not actually Australians (eg NZ, UK) or just pretty much keep to themselves and don't go Muslim mad (eg Japanese, Taiwanese or Singaporean immigrants). Sam Kerr is actually partly white. She is mixed so you can't really say she is not white. She is both. To people who have lived in places like Singapore, Japan or Taiwan it is hard to agree Australia doesn't have a problem with drug addicted lunatics. Just take a train at night.....

[@samyouel4596]

One good thing i can think of is that you were allowed to speak without to much attempted cancel culture. Previously Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern were stopped from freely talking to australians. The reason being that they might cause muslim people to lose their temper.

[@patrickcrowther9195]

Australia needs to grab a cold one, stick on 'High Voltage' by AC/DC, crank it up and remember what makes life good.

[@_nebulousthoughts]

No. Thats what got us here. By being apathetic and drinking.

[@enjinman]

You idiot 😂 only thing Australia is grabbing is leftist ideology, mask wearing idiots

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

Nah! We do that after we educate ourselves. That should be our smoko break to remind us that's where we want to be! 😂

[@enjinman]

Australians during Covid just exposed how much they conform so easily brainwashed up leftists LGTBQI obsessed idiots lol.

[@Modern_Man]

maybe back in the 80s or even 90s you could do that... but not today, that's the same as sticking your head in the sand and hoping someone else sorts it out, but no one else will.

[@jaydenpepperell-finn2011]

Australia is definitely far less down the rabbit hole than other countries such as the UK and USA. But as many have said in the comments, outside influences are most certainly creeping in. We are lucky that the vast majority of “average Aussies” are fairly down to earth, laid back and for the most part don’t have time for a lot of the woke mind virus rhetoric. A very large portion of the population work in practical, technical, hands on forms of employment which still require some sort of meritocracy to exist. Where meritocracy and a lack of luxury exists, the woke ideology fails. The biggest issue we have in Australia is the attitude of “not making a fuss” or “not rocking the boat”. Our “she’ll be right mate” attitude (which in many ways makes this country great and far less divisive than others) is also our biggest downfall when it comes to ensuring these sorts of ideologies don’t take hold. Unless pushed or forced, most average Aussies won’t go to great lengths to argue or make a fuss. Most people just want to go about their lives and get on with it. Where this is most apparent is in Government offices and universities, where most of the external influences are able to creep in. In the last 5-10 years we have seen a massive influx of both native and international students finish their degrees and enter the workplace, full to the brim with new ideology. For the most part, in the private in the sector, their influence is limited as they simply to don’t last, but where they find solace and influence is unfortunately in our government departments. The results are now speaking for themselves where not only are the politicians totally out of touch with everyday Aussies, but the government departments who control our local councils, roads and infrastructure and so on are also ideologically captured. This is where the battle lines are really starting to be drawn with public servants and government employees either being silenced or sacked from their jobs for not agreeing or going along with the ideology. Pragmatism and merit is very much in decline in these areas as it flys in the face of the “woke” ideas and ideology. The frustration felt by people employed in these government departments is off the charts.

[@jimbo3891]

I’m Aussie but have lived overseas for 15 years now but try to get back yearly and in that have seen changes in many things on that time and not in a good way. Still a good place but 30 years ago when hardly any one noticed us, it was an awesome place to live.

[@royboy4571]

M(Aus)GA. What was better then ? What has made it worse ?

[@daniello9155]

in the 60's and 70's you could leave your doors and cars unlocked even if you were not home. Now people are making their homes into fortresses to keep the night time invaders out.

[@stephent2243]

90% of Aussies know what's going on. The media and our politicians always make everything seem as bad as possible for their own causes. Ignore those idiots and you'll do fine here.

[@lukeannett]

I find that hard to believe when 80% bent the knee and took the vax.

[@Richmannnnnn]

Brillo cobber! I love it that you came here and have seen how great this place is. As a working class Aussie, I can tell you that regular people think all this woke nonsense is simply ridiculous and laughable. That indigenous voice referendum proved that most people dont want any of it. Stopping the boats was the best thing a modern prime minister has done. Come again mate! Next time come to Adelaide CLINT!

[@avengemybreath3084]

Good on you for getting a referendum. Normally, the “regular people” have almost zero voice in policy decisions.

[@jerribee1]

Thinking that wokery is ridiculous and laughable is the wrong response. It is evil and oppressive.

[@SaintKimbo]

Brillo cobber ??? That Strine was cringy in the 1950's, wish it had of stayed there.

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

The referendum showed that a majority of Australians are racists or stupid. Or both.

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

​@@jerribee1Define woke.

[@dasiksupahuman]

Melbourne honestly feels like San Angeles from Demolition Man, especially in 2020-2022.

[@walmartgolem]

Good call!

[@SharmaForLlama]

How so?

[@walmartgolem]

@@SharmaForLlama If you lived in Melbourne you would understand.

[@paulfri1569]

Indeed 💯

[@christendomempire5657]

Lenina Huxley: "Ah, smoking is not good for you and it's been that anything not good for you is bad, hence illegal. Alcohol, caffeine,....

[@MarcosCha76]

We have a bad habit in Australia to think we are falling behind the rest of the world and overcompensate...

[@mattbarbarich3295]

Exactly! With the good , the bad and the ugly.

[@stefwog]

Misandry is rife here unfortunately, and our government is flooding us with legal migrants, overloading our infrastructure and housing for working Australians(buying or renting) is more difficult than ever - we have a rising working homelessness problem, it's heartbreaking. We are being attacking, just on different fronts.

[@garyprince2867]

The latest is the 'DV crisis' we are told is upon us. Cue the endless ads, depicting only yt men as the perpetrators, conveniently ignoring the institutionalized misogyny of a certain ME cult, 'honour killings' from a large diaspora and sky high rates of DV in a certain 3% demographic. But, it's all yt man's fault eh?

[@Rexhunterj]

And in all this, the government does not consider working homeless as homeless, you need to be both jobless and homeless to count as a proper statistic. Source: Experience as a homeless person. Also the government will not send you welfare relief if you do not have a residential address, doesnt matter if you prove you are a native born citizen with paper work, you have to own land/rent land from an owner to get welfare. Housing should not be an asset and families should own no more than two buildings for themselves. There is no need for more than a main home and a holiday house near a vacation spot, but I hear elderly people talking about their six or more investment properties. If each elderly has 2 investment properties that means there really are no houses for the youth via theft from the older generations.

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

​@@Rexhunterja home and one investment property is good because we still need rental properties but I agree that there are too many greedy people that wany. I will never stay in an air bnb. A house sits empty until someone wants a holiday 😔

[@grannyannie2948]

For the record I only have the small house I live in. However retired people with several houses don't get the pension and save taxpayers, and the houses are rented out. The real reason housing is so expensive is immigration. In the 70s and 80s a man in stable employment could afford to buy a house. Our birthrates have not increased since then. We should still have enough affordable housing without even building more houses. But our population has increased through immigration. And instead of blaming Australian boomers, what about all the foreign investors who buy houses and leave them empty.

[@paulfri1569]

Big time..Australia is under total NWO control and the managers of the plantation are mostly the Feminazis who are are insane.. Indonesia were clever to ban communism and Zionism. I say to my wife your nation must be the smartest nation on earth then 🌍

[@theconfusedllama9405]

Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne are being plagued by homelessness, tent cities, and drug addiction. Melbourne City Council even made a "safe space" for illicit drug users. They tried to build another one near a school.

[@adamburgess8511]

As an Australian I agree. Why do labor Governments do the same thing everywhere, and why.

[@carolinetaylor5594]

Yeah but Scomo was rotten, they are all rotten.

[@PrezVeto]

Because they're communists (only some of whom realize it and even fewer admit it) who hate the capitalist Anglo societies off of which they feed.

[@royboy4571]

WTF are you talking about.

[@daniello9155]

Its an agenda to drive us slowly towards communism.

[@CGAPU]

Australia, AKA, the Canada of the south.

[@shaunjaensch6899]

nowhere near close hard no.

[@ironmind258]

wouldn't it be the USA of america?

[@smkh2890]

Except that Trudeau is actually a communist.

[@davidparris7167]

I've lived in Canada. Your comparison is absurd and untrue. Canada is a boring slushy, cold shit hole.

[@XSquidbeatsX]

We are worse than Canada.

[@ciadiac]

Konstantin. I think you’ve misdiagnosed the problem slightly. The Woke shiz is already here. It’s just people aren’t quite yet worried about saying anything against it. That moral fear hasn’t quite taken over just yet. That void left by the dispersing Christian values isn’t yet big enough to be replaced. It is coming though. Great work. I’m a Londoner in Perth for last 16 years and followed you guys since the start. Big fan well done.

[@garethkirby3904]

Very well laid out and insightful. I think people are slowly getting the courage to speak up.

[@downunda107]

ThankYou Konstantin. ' Apathy born of comfort' sums up australia. Well stated . 🦘☮️

[@matbon9614]

Yes, but to say nothing of the 1.8 million union members and 6 million volunteer workers. The question is with which part of Australian society does apathy lay

[@fanshaw]

Accurate observation and analysis.

[@ThePhobos100]

Australia is dropping its balls.

[@Parawingdelta2]

I think it's losing them!

[@DieFlabbergast]

That'll be a knock-on, then: scrum with put-in to the other side. :)

[@paulfri1569]

Yes 👍 Australia is under total NWO control and the managers of the plantation are mostly the Feminazis who are are insane.. Indonesia were clever to ban communism and Zionism. I say to my wife your nation must be the smartest nation on earth then 🌍

[@liamgabriel6112]

On that logic I can't be racist in Africa because Africans definitely aren't marginalized there?

[@paullarkin3879]

Please run for your government! We need people like you! 🙏🤙

[@jane---489]

*_Eloquently said, and on point right Konstantin ..._*

[@Aemirys]

Thank you Konstantin!

[@lukeallison88]

The defining characteristic that has prevented Australia from crumbling as fast as UK, is that until recently, the working class generally drove the culture and economy of Australia, rather than academics. This is rapidly changing. Ps. Our housing market is in shambles due to a huge topic you missed - dirty foreign money being washed through our real estate market

[@timchapman5567]

Excellent non-Marxist assessment of the Oz political situation. It must be emphasised that the Albanese Marxist government's hugely increased immigration intake is in spite of a clear majority of voters saying they don't want it.

[@p3zzzz]

I remember when tony abbott was given backlash for putting a hold on immigration by stopping the boats and even going as far as sinking them as they entered our waters. Man was ahead of his time 🙏

[@grannyannie2948]

That was smoke and mirrors. It didn't reduce immigration. What I did discover recently is that Abbott tried to abolish 18C which would have been interesting.

[@timjkoala7556]

Kind of flabbergasted how you were duped by Abbott. Stopping a few thousand illegal immigrants did nothing to the overall immigration flow as Abbott let in hundreds of thousands of legal immigrants every year.

[@Hierosir]

As an Australian - yeah we'll do fine. This isn't a pervasive issue with real legs behind it. There's a noisey small cohort. They've done well to infiltrate certain sectors. But Australians are largely unsympathetic to pity and victim culture. We're doing what is probably best with these children. We're ignoring them. And just voting them out as and when appropriate.

[@Design_no]

Mate, I doubt whether you live in Australia. Albo and his woke mates are crippling the country.

[@juliealleyne2506]

The Clovid restrictions and policing of it were😳 The grip the gender ideology has an iron grip,the violence and oppression of women who say No is horrendous And Australians seem pretty docile about it You ignore that at ur peril, ignoring it won’t work

[@Hierosir]

@@juliealleyne2506 we aren't ignoring it. We vote it out and fire them. But fighting just creates a right. It energizes people that otherwise would just stay out of it.

[@dun769]

You better fight these woke jerks like your life depends on it, because it does!

[@diverdeep6348]

Kerr is of Indian decent,not Aboriginal as most people think.

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

Should of come to Queensland mate

[@markwhite5465]

hello from England mate, havin' a beer atm..more than welcome to join me AUS/ENG all the way you crazy ozzy nutters lol , as it goes your're feckin good at cricket and fairly good surfers, cheers fella..regards

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

@@markwhite5465 Cheers mate enjoy

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Kindly repeat that in ENGLISH, Miss.☝️ Incidentally, Slave, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

​@@markwhite5465, well, it's wonderful in my home country of AUSTRALIA - the people are all very humble, religious and respectful folk. Oh, and incidentally, pigs can fly.🤪

[@markwhite5465]

@@ReverendDr.Thomas so it's not like 'The Big Lez Show' then, The UK is having a bad day as well, shockingly unrecognizable is a way to describe it, at least you've got the outback, we are under attack from Islam here..wtaf??? Btw UK/AUS till the end mate..my beer is yours.

[@stufen11]

Our problem is definitely legal migration and it's taking a toll.

[@sumymathew3804]

Always very informative. Thank you, Konstantin.

[@TallyHoTech]

Mate Melbourne is so unsafe now. Thousands of home invasions. Not not safe in your own home

[@mjr1965]

Cheers Konstantin. Feel free to visit again.

[@MrMattias87]

All what you say about Australia is true, the problem with Australia is it always had look to the US for ideas but it never seems that we can come up with our own. Demographically since we are further away from most places, we only tend get our influences and info through the internet... at this point it's social media. Some Aussies are stuck in this belief that "Australia is the best place" but don't seem to realise that's changing due to weak politicians, cultural & political imitation, apathetic attitudes, letting China rule most of enterprises, making everything too competitive (part of the reason why cost of living has been getting expensive over the years and why wages differ).

[@seanlander9321]

What a load of cobblers. Australia has led America on every social progression by being generations ahead. Do catch up.

[@YourLittleDeath]

​@@seanlander9321 He said 'ideas' which I would understand to be ideas in general, not just ones regarding 'social progression', whatever that's supposed to mean. But yeah Australia can feel proud on how it's generations ahead of America with it's 'social progression'. Hell, Australia, so full of itself, even has even grown ballsy enough the tell America what it should do about it's gun laws as if to say: 'Hey, look over here at how good we are and what we managed to do!'

[@nickstoic2944]

Great presentation, thank you Mr. Kisin.

[@gglehteswhtemnAdChrstns]

I’m an ex vet and police of just over 20 years in Aus. I can vouch that everything you say is not only true and real, you are placing everything in a very tactful and polite way. One misleading fact though, in our mines those wages have suddenly become so high because almost all “manager or leadership” roles only go to women. Our biggest miners who are BHP, FMG and Rio Tinto have made a public pledge that we can’t talk about, to have all of their management and leadership roles exceed 60% by 2025. Many men have suddenly l their jobs, marriages collapsing and the amount of Caucasian suicide is out of control. I have lost more than 3 friends check out EVERY year since 2010, unbelievably not only tolerated but many women groups tell us that it’s “Perfectly normal for a Caucasian males to check out, so there’s nothing we can do about it but instead learn to culturally 😊accept it as the norm”. And yes, that is a direct quote that from official federal women’s legal group that I witnessed at a police only conference myself. I tried to speak up but you have to recall that Aus has NO free speech.

[@stpeterscooksriver1873]

Your visit to Sydney University, must surely have made you aware ofthe intellectual squalor of students and their poverty of thought.

[@JC-lu4se]

Almost as bad a Melbourne Uni, which has gone to the dogs.

[@markwhite5465]

Like cheesy rollerblading , woke Australia will fizzle out and be replaced with the original OG church going Christian ethics and wholesome skateboards and surfing..i want a slice of that big time.

[@Christoph1888]

I doubt that. But hope your right. Can be ditch the nanny state as well

[@Archdog]

What part of history till now has given you that optimism?

[@adamburgess8511]

Heck yeah!

[@lucianjaeger4893]

​@@Archdog wishful thinking.

[@reggrunow1460]

Zero chance of a resurgence in religious observance regardless of your God brand preference.

[@cassylane120]

Konstantin, you are amazing and brilliant. Thankyou

[@Gamers_of_Oz]

So well said on the immigration front "Immigration when careful managed and highly selective can offer tremendous benefits but when the higher level migration and more divergent the cultural and religious backgrounds come the more punitive the diminishing returns" So well said.

[@carolinetaylor5594]

We are getting there slowly Konstantin unfortunately, we now have areas of Australia that have shops etc in only other languages than English with no local laws stating that they need to be in English at all. In a country that has English as the predominant language I find this worrying and I feel totally excluded from my own country. We do not ask migrants to assimilate into our Australian culture anymore.

[@nathanh2725]

You know thailand, Bali ext have signs in English, this isn't unique to Australia

[@carolinetaylor5594]

@nathanh2725 never said it was unique to Australia but I think a country should have rules on signage to be in at least the main predominant language of a country and then also have others but secondary.

[@Peter-wc4kr]

Immigration in Australia is a major reason home ownership is beyond the reach of young people. The baby boomers are the first generation to leave a lower standard of living to the following generation. Australia also has dramatically reduced manufacturing over the last 30 years which proved to be a problem in the covid years. Australia’s strength is agriculture and mining. The present government is very left and also relies on the greens to keep themselves in power. This government wants to close down sectors of the mining industry and is making it very difficult to open new mining projects which also appeases the greens. Tough times ahead.

[@grannyannie2948]

It began with feminism, when women went out to work governments had more people to tax. Businesses could reduce wages without reducing consumerism. And two parent households competed with single income couples to push up the price of housing. By the 90s all the married women prepared to work were working. So they found they replicate it with mass immigration. Today if you have a grandparent born in this country you are a minority.

[@dontknowme1792]

Now these comments were funny asf to read. Do people really think like this still? A few years ago you were all complaining about Asians, now it's Indians. No self-awareness at all. THE SKY IS FALLING BECAUSE THE INDIANS ARE COMING!!!. LOL.

[@scbok1]

Amen! And thank you for your courage and honesty mate ;).

[@charles6232]

Madness! Woke infected madness!

[@jbfletche]

If you want a great example of multiculturalism failed, come to Canada. We just have pockets and cities that are basically just India now.

[@MarinaLaroche]

Depending on the provinces we also have the great and splendid wonders of Chanada, Soummammalia and Soadia Arribiobiubbia.

[@SuperLloyd84]

Melbourne is exactly like that now. Point Cook, Tarneit, Werribee... Plenty of suburbs where you'd swear your actually in Delhi.

[@JC-lu4se]

@@SuperLloyd84 And the CBD is one big Chinatown now.

[@frodo322]

Go to Harris Park or Lakemba in Sydney and then tell me about it.

[@unioneins5898]

Most of the time it's just about the money. who earns the most? blackrock vanguard or at least state streets. Calling racists racist is one thing but how can we as a society get out of this mess. So what do your solutions look like?

[@svtinker]

Bingo! Woke attempts to level the playing field with voodoo economics!

[@adamcollet8892]

I moved to aus from America 10 years ago and Konstantin is exactly right.

[@omnipresent1215]

I made a comment on a YT video and mentioned the words (coded herein in hopes they don't flag this comment as well) 'a nti im migr ation' and got a warning. Unreal. So long free speech. It was nice to know you.

[@ftdadtrucker5672]

I would LOVE to see you guys sit down Katie Hopkins.

[@returnofthenative]

This year, we've had 100,000+ each & every month.

[@johnhislop2993]

Nobody mentioned turning back the planes

[@testerbend9473]

Jacinta Price was brilliant!!!

[@sharkyk5091]

Fantastic assessment. Apathy and cowardice is everywhere. And to see the routine pathetic and grovelling apologies from our leaders and celebrities is just deflating. None better exhibited than Port Adelaide FC player Jeremy Finlayson.

[@AndrewJennings-uk5vo]

Soros , Larry Fink and Blackrock , Schwab ( married to a Rothschild ) . I see a common link here

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

Are you inferring that KK is one of Soros' Deep State Globalist Illuminati? You really didn't think that through.

[@sarahhale-pearson533]

The damn Rothschilds! What?! Made so out so well in the last depression, they’re putting us through a sequel.

[@AndrewJennings-uk5vo]

Every single time

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

@@AndrewJennings-uk5vo You do know KK is Jewish?

[@paulfri1569]

Everytime mate 🤠 Australia is under total NWO control and the managers of the plantation are mostly the Feminazis who are are insane.. Indonesia were clever to ban communism and Zionism. I say to my wife your nation must be the smartest nation on earth then 🌍

[@budawang77]

Some good points but there's also some misinformation here. The crowd at the Sydney Opera didn't chant "gas the Jews". As for Australia Day, the issue for most people is with the particular day it's held on and not that we shouldn't celebrate the nation. Your characterisation of the Voice referendum was also simplistic. As for immigration, while the conservative governments did "stop the boats" they also presided over a huge increase in economic migrants coming by plane and overstaying their visas. Any discussion of the challenges faced by Australia would not be complete without mentioning the extreme unaffordability of housing here which is only partially caused by high immigration. A much greater reason is our world beating tax breaks for investment properties, which were largely enacted by conservative governments and have led to a massive inter-generational wealth gap.

[@patrickwilliamson29]

This is the real point mate. I think a lot of people forget that we've actually had record high legal migration while they were chanting "stop the boats" which has increased the pressures on the local people. I'm also glad you mentioned the tax cuts but staggering wages while record profits needs a mention too.

[@grannyannie2948]

If you listen that is what they were chanting. And in celebration of the attack on Israel, no repercussions had began. I agree with everything else you say.

[@budawang77]

@@patrickwilliamson29 Thanks mate. You're right: some economists have pointed out that there is an inverse correlation between asset price growth (e.g. house prices)/corporate profits and wages. The more house and stock prices go up the more real wages decline.

[@budawang77]

@@grannyannie2948 Thanks for correcting me on that. Anti-semitism (and racism more generally) is repugnant and should be called out.

[@grannyannie2948]

@@budawang77 No worries.

[@davidbarnett3821]

Brilliant Konstantin, very pertinent and poignant observations. I am Australian and I agree with your synopsis of Woke in Australia except for one thing: multiculturalism in Australia has worked very well for the most part. I myself am a second generation immigrant to this country with Italian, Dutch, Irish and English heritage. It's interesting to surmise as to why it has worked in Australia and been a disaster in Western Europe. I think the reasons are varied and complex, but part of the reason it has worked in Australia is because it's always been that way. Our indigenous and Aboriginal peoples comprise at least 250 different tribes all with their own unique languages, culture and customs. Even when the British arrived in 1788, they weren't one homogeneous group-there were English, Scottish, Welsh and both Protestant and Catholic Irish. That truly is a melting pot when you understand the history of those countries and their relationship to each other. I think it is true to say that Islam is a bit of a spanner in the works. Whilst I have met many Muslims and found them to be good people for the most part, the ideology underlying the religion is troubling-it is religious fundamentalism to the very extreme with no tolerance for any other viewpoint other than it's own and therefore is incompatible with a pluralist, liberal Western democracy. Unfortunately in some segments of the Islamic community, this is expressed through violence, which is apparently justified by their religion. This is definitely a danger and one with which many European countries are struggling to deal with. I will offer a theory on why multiculturalism hasn't worked in Europe and Britain: I think the main reason is because those countries have such a strong cultural and national identity. They are also geographically much smaller than Australia, so I think bringing in so many migrants particularly from Muslim countries has meant that they haven't assimilated and perhaps in some cases have not been allowed to assimilate and so either way, social cohesion has suffered and the native/indigenous population feel the acute difference that mass immigration brings and so feel threatened and that their country is changing too rapidly and without their consent. Many of them survive on welfare and either don't or can't contribute to the society at large. The result is parallel societies that don't really mix and that are suspicious and resentful of each other. In the final analysis, this is failed sociocultural and economic policy with successive governments making the same mistakes over and over again.