Cut immigration or suffer the consequences

[@Antzdownunder]

Our so called “PM Anthony Albanese” does not care about the Australian people at all.

[@Albolf]

You seen the thumbnail. We are supplying Australians with 1.2 million tents. Global Socialism at work right there!

[@dtrain1464]

... all government, all all levels are only out for themselves. The illusion of Government working for the taxpayer is laid to bare for any thinking person to see.

[@Antzdownunder]

@@dtrain1464 so very true.

[@scottfree993]

​@@dtrain1464bingo, in most cases they are working against the vast majority of taxpayers

[@amraceway]

@@Albolf That is not socialism. Once upon a time Australian Governments provided affordable housing for working people at a cost based on their income. This capped private rents, provided stable employment for construction workers and supported locally made building supplies.This was socialised housing. No homeless, a strong manufacturing sector and no property speculation.

[@jmcham1000]

" Cut immigration or suffer the consequences ".....the consequences are already here and the Albanese Labor government still has the accelerator pedal firmly pushed to the floor

[@tonytropea8406]

The Australian way of life is long gone. It's an irreparable mess.

[@siegfriedsassoon5071]

'Never trust Canberra' - 3 million Western Australians

[@Ragnar6000]

20 million Eastern Australians don't trust Canberra either!

[@steveballard515]

Deport

[@AlienLivesMatter]

Purge the Westminster illness

[@brucejay1409]

For what reason ? The fact that they shouldn't have been allowed in by the federal government to begin with? Good luck with that one

[@LeePark-w3l]

Cant...there will be lawsuits that will wipe out the country. Refugees on manus sued us for millios and were granted PR with almost no vetting.

[@graycharlton3928]

Corruption and incompetence. Seeya Albo.

[@theskeptic2798]

Those in charge don't suffer the consequences

[@downtoearth1950]

Our national debt increases by the hour, the people owe this money not the corporations they walk away❗

[@user-rf2el4gh5d]

The No Vacancy sign needs to be turned on.

[@iainw5081]

The costs of uncontrolled mmigration are ingnored when they calculate GDP.

[@stellar_winds]

Leith, you should start calling it what it is, human trafficking.

[@_furious__rage_5433]

Bring them here so they can go on Centrelink

[@vivrowe2763]

They are, when they were giving the money out, they were lining the streets!

[@6219ll-dq9ij]

I doubt Albo could deliver 1.2Mil tents, he's so incompetent..

[@vivrowe2763]

Is that all you want to say when they take your home?

[@lucynyu333]

Never forget the deal Elbow made with the Indian dictator...

[@rickman2267]

Migrants housed before needy Australians

[@vivrowe2763]

Well you wanted them here, now you have them.

[@dodohateswater]

​@vivrowe2763 only those who voted for it

[@vivrowe2763]

@@dodohateswater Too bad for us that didn't.

[@davehad-enough2369]

How many Aussies actually understand that the mass immigration is a personal agenda of Albanese's. It's not that he doesn't understand how damaging it is for our way of life, the cost of living or housing. He's fully aware of what it will do. Dutton needs to speak up on this topic but it won't stop Albanese.

[@BILLYRAYBOB9789]

Dutton is an israeli puppet and traitor to Australia

[@TheCarin12]

Migration is bad for people, but good for Banks. Thats why Dutton wont do anything.

[@amraceway]

@@TheCarin12 There is nothing wrong with migration, it is the quantity that can cause issues. Remember many people leave Australia each year.

[@lloydsingline340]

Correct. Dutton and his advisers need to highlight the costs.Our standard of living is accelerating downward.

[@lloydsingline340]

​@@TheCarin12Y

[@jessekoch3480]

All countries are importing except one, China. They took the approach that Gen A will balance the population by 2050. Look at history and what migration was intended to do, this wasn't it.

[@vivrowe2763]

They don't plan on a 2050 with so many people, maybe half a billion they have said.

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

Send them all to Canberra

[@EskoHakola]

Can you get a first homebuyers grant if you buy a big tent with shithouse and awning.

[@downtoearth1950]

Albo and mob care not

[@jamespidgeon8748]

500K that’s insane,

[@rc2276]

The only person out there telling the truth.

[@hospitalsgivingpatientsdan8894]

IT WOULD BE MUCH EASIER TO HELP THOSE COUNTRIES THAN SHIFT MILLIONS OF PEOPLE

[@satiricgames2129]

Spot on build there countrys not bring em to us

[@richardharris885]

delivering 1 . 2 million tents to the world yet wont deliver tent cities to Australias homeless so they have a safe place to sleep victims of domestic violence have no safe refuge be they men babies children or women families are living in their cars homelessness is rising as the cost of living etc takes increasing hold on Australia

[@vivrowe2763]

Won't be living in their cars when they take them away.

[@waitawhileexplorer3904]

Do we have more people allowed in each day than homes completed per day?

[@leewilton5082]

Yes!

[@friendlychat34]

Wayyyy more!

[@dfor50]

The Albo's can't understand the association.

[@vivrowe2763]

They live very well, better than most do.

[@thekagifret]

Thanks Leith! Keep on fighting the good fight for aussies rather than the most corrupt governments in history

[@jazzysnaps]

NOT Wanted here .

[@morganoox3838]

They have already chosen, that we will suffer the consequences. 300,000 homeless already isn't that right?

[@123fuhfrtgfh]

Very brave telling the ABC the truth. I'm surprised his head didn't start spinning and spewing green stuff.

[@suad01]

Steve Austin is ok.

[@Leithvo]

Steve's not like the rest. I've done his show lots of times. He's a level headed guy.

[@123fuhfrtgfh]

@Leithvo yeah he seemed very good about it. I've noticed some of the local abc hosts aren't to bad.

[@amraceway]

​@@123fuhfrtgfh The ABC is the closest you will get to unbiased MSM as it is not beholden to advertising revenue. I have also noticed that those that knock the ABC never watch or listen to it. ABC Radio National covers the broadest number of subjects and points of view of any mass media.

[@dfor50]

@@amraceway The reason they don't listen to it is because of past experience of non-stop wokeness, virtue signalling and left wing bias.

[@LilyWhiteAkAConspiracyRealist]

Where are these “new aussies 🙄” living may I ask and how difficult was that to obtain 🤷‍♀️

[@joeybrown3583]

I think they are living in the newly constructed high rise apartments (ghettos).

[@suad01]

And the tent cities are full of Aussies

[@nuts2559]

35 are living in the house next to me

[@joeybrown3583]

@@nuts2559 35……are u serious

[@thekagifret]

I'm surrounded by them in our townhouse complex...it's incredible - 3 Aussie families, and 12 indian rental properties with taxi drivers clogging up visitor spots, and suddenly their entire family of 3 generations living in 3 bedrooms....it's insane

[@brothermaynard3200]

Back in depression-era America, shanty towns of displaced and homeless people were called Hoover-villes after President Herbert Hoover. Australia's answer is the Albo-ville. The problem is a problem of moral hazard. For too long politicians have been free to do as they please without suffering the consequences of their actions. That needs to change.

[@vivrowe2763]

Quite different back then, they were not scared of being murdered like they are today.

[@CatherineaBritinAus23]

Like the British , Australian’s were never asked. The Government just do what they want with no consequences to them. It’s really ludicrous that people in the same Country have unfair prices on essential needs.

[@PrimeTime350]

the rich is in control of the parliament and albo is a millionaire landlord

[@scottfree993]

Also check out the real estate trends for every country being fled to since the Ukraine war, especially the surrounding countries to the south and west.

[@reubenfardell7837]

Anaconda & BCF are both super happy - 😮

[@ytyndale3643]

You get a tent you get a tent you get a tent

[@Timic83tc]

Jacinta will keep pushing for it even with any federal laws

[@vernonwhite4660]

I DONT LIKE ALBO AT ALL, HE IS RUINING AUSTRALIA😮

[@vivrowe2763]

No, he has ruined it

[@phoneticau]

Albo 1 term wonder

[@adiintel1]

seriously i wonder if he will be in 1 term?

[@InfinityIsland2203]

Don't jinx it.

[@krish19836]

Pretty sure they can't deliver 1.2 million tents either. Although they will inflate tent prices to 1.2 million

[@aliceclayton1914]

I have just sent it this morning I’m so sorry I just forgot it, I’ve been spending hours trying to figure putting something together live in , on my block. It’s just so much. I am so sorry

[@suad01]

Good to see you on Steve Austin's show.

[@Leithvo]

Cheers. He's interviewed me lots of times. Steve's great.

[@Ragnar6000]

The Wrestler?

[@suad01]

@@Ragnar6000 No lol

[@KingAcid15]

The funny thing is that I get an advertising of sending money overseas for South east Asia people, every time I open the video. Crazy

[@aaronhopkins6697]

Well tents are definitely much more easier to hand out to people than giving them a whole house.

[@tonytropea8406]

The weight loss with the designer suits ,the lisp, and spin sucked in plenty. Not me.

[@vincentcacciola7161]

What a 🤡 show invest in tents

[@sauldawson]

Agenda 21/30

[@vivrowe2763]

Yep, coming in on time!

[@James397]

I noticed Leith van Onselen has revised up his recommendations for NOM to 120,000. He used to be in favour of NOM under 100,000. I would suggest stay at the lower level. This is enough to prevent population decline.

[@Leithvo]

120k is fine given that the birth rate has tanked and deaths are rising as the baby boomers die off.

[@James397]

@@Leithvo Australian Demographer Peter McDonald released a report showing that NOM around 100,000 could establish population stability and prevent population decline. And that is with an Australian TFR at 1.6.

[@johnschannel449]

How many imigrants are Tradies , almost none, most immigrants come from China and India, when have you seen a chinese or indian tradie

[@MM-qq8eu]

Rather have no foreign "tradies" the workmanship is low to non existent. They don't care, they don't speak English, and I wouldn't have any working on any housing builds. The work quality of these foreigners are woefully inadequate. What happened to our apprentices being trained for the future?????

[@adiintel1]

i work with many Chinese tradesmen

[@satiricgames2129]

Indian electriciqns top notch its arab country's that send people who don't work

[@vivrowe2763]

@@adiintel1 You are welcome

[@vivrowe2763]

@@satiricgames2129 I don't want one in my place, I know how they are

[@barryuppman9212]

I'm lay buying a new tent for Xmas

[@bigbadgjn]

The Risks to Australia from Demographic Imbalance in International Students To understand the long-term implications for Australia, it is essential to analyse demographic changes at a national level and identify potential risks. Over the past two years, a significant influx of individuals has entered Australia through the international student pathway, with an estimated 1.5 million students arriving. Notably, approximately 80% of these individuals are men, primarily aged between 20 and 30. In 2022, the demographic of Australian men aged 20 to 30 was approximately 1.53 million, indicating that recent arrivals have added about 1.25 million men to this specific age group. The majority of these students come from India and Pakistan, regions with cultural norms that differ markedly from those in Australia, particularly regarding the treatment of young women. This trend raises concerns about the demographic imbalance, as Australia is predominantly importing young men of “fighting” age, rather than a more diverse mix that includes families, women, and young couples. The consequences of such an imbalance can be multifaceted and significant. One major concern is social integration. The predominance of young men from diverse cultural backgrounds may lead to challenges in assimilating into Australian society, resulting in potential misunderstandings and social tensions. The gender imbalance can also affect community dynamics, particularly in areas such as dating and family formation, potentially creating divisions within the broader population. Cultural differences further complicate this situation. Students from regions with distinct norms may struggle to adapt to Australian values, especially regarding gender roles. This misalignment can lead to conflicts and a lack of understanding, particularly concerning the treatment of women. From an economic perspective, the influx of young men may intensify competition for entry-level jobs, creating pressures that could lead to unemployment or underemployment for both international students and local youth. This economic strain can exacerbate feelings of frustration and resentment, complicating the integration process. Moreover, the increased demand for housing, healthcare, and social services can strain existing resources in urban areas, which are already under significant pressure. Policymakers must consider the implications of this rapid demographic change on public infrastructure and community services to ensure that they can effectively accommodate the growing population. Public safety concerns may also arise from the demographic concentration of young men. While the majority of international students are law-abiding, the potential for increased crime rates or public disturbances cannot be overlooked. Ensuring adequate policing and community support services will be essential to maintaining safety and security. In conclusion, while the influx of international students brings numerous benefits to Australia, the significant demographic imbalance presents several risks that require attention. It is crucial to consider the long-term societal impacts of such a rapid cultural shift within this key demographic as this is not a short term issue as the international student program is being promoted and utilised as a gateway to citizenship. Policymakers should prioritize strategies that promote social integration, cultural understanding, and resource allocation. By fostering an inclusive environment, Australia can harness the positive contributions of its diverse international student population while ensuring the stability and cohesion of its society.

[@chriswatson1698]

Immigrants do not increase the prices that our agricultural or mineral exports attract on world markets. Immigrants do not increase the tax receipts that our government gets for our agricultural or mineral exports. But our tax receipts have to be shared by more people.

[@satiricgames2129]

They drive our wages down and take housing we dont have

[@glennschadow-gw7qc]

Cool il need one very shortly , how much , can't afford rent anymore ..

[@Mysay9962]

He a smart man should be the pm

[@jondoe5536]

Are you going to run next year?

[@ix-Xafra]

Whilst Labor's in power, its a good to start a charity or NGO addressing homelessness. When they say they've spent 100 million on homelessness it means they've given 100 million to NGOs & charities that became NGOs. Try using any of these NGOs that are supposed to help - especially if you're male, straight & white...

[@Andybaby]

A simple question to ask the powers that be: "Is there a limit?" Yes, or no?

[@vivrowe2763]

No, both sides are doing this and always remember that. They all work for the same people. Albanese lived off the people all his life, and his mother, and now he wants us gone

[@rickman2267]

No migrant shall be homeless! And there not!

[@helenegan1079]

What about the Covid camps they built in Qld? What is happening there?

[@vivrowe2763]

Every State has them.

[@dennis6733t]

The fool story.

[@rustle2]

Rumour that wef have gotten into albos ear about being the first country to roll out the housing games, loosely modelled on the hunger games. You dont need as many houses if the contestants eliminate each other to reward the last standing, plus provide a ratings bonanza for our beloved media moguls.

[@theskeptic2798]

Here's a joke, 2 economists walking along one says I'll give you 100 to eat the dog poo, he does. The guys see another dog poo and his mate says you eat that I'll give you 100. He does then one says to the other what did we accomplish the other guy says we added 200 to the GDP. That's how it works

[@jeffbrown8095]

The problem. Your tent joke is No joke

[@Waynesworrldexcellent]

We know his name guy why does he continue to repeat it

[@renderpolice]

The baldy is still homing on migration while still silent on allowing foreign ownership of house and land, unlimited house ownerships and negative gearing.

[@vivrowe2763]

They are all WEF

[@vickitroman6691]

Can we camp on the beaches again like your generation did. Why should you lot have all the fun

[@peaceleader7315]

Last time I remember every Australian are the immigrant .. Our indigenous population are also the immigrant due to land bridge from New Guinea 🇵🇬.. hmmmm.. narrow down to privatisation of every aspect of human necessity services.. hmmmm..

[@matthewbeale8570]

"every Australian"? Nope.. I don't and I bet my ancestors don't appreciate being lumped in with immigrants.. I am from convict stock.. Which defines what a real Australian is...

[@peaceleader7315]

@matthewbeale8570 bruhh...!!! how about we just going back to our roots and give back this land to the kangaroos..? 🙄... just clawing back human necessity from privatisation and utilising temporary cheap labour forces from third-world countries to do stuff as contracts and sending them back.. hmmmm.. I know it is cruel but hey we live as sovereign jurisdiction and nationalism.. cruel is just one of it's fundamental feature.. hmmmm who say capitalism is a fair and just economic system.. give me a break..😒.

[@BILLYRAYBOB9789]

​@@matthewbeale8570they changed the term slave to indentured servant for irish slaves forced to Australia

[@amraceway]

@@matthewbeale8570 What rubbish you spout about what a real Aussie is.

[@naguoning]

Around 2:34 umm no, the price of iron ore (the single biggest export/source of mining royalties to the government) has NOT been a record levels and has in fact fallen. No argument about immigration, per capita GDP falling etc, that is all true but the government is not getting record prices/income from that which makes it all the more silly to keep importing people. As to the 6 and a bit minute mark, why would gas set electricity prices? Coal is used more than gas on the East coast to make power. Completely agree that the Eastern states should follow the WA lead and keep a set amount of gas for local use. It sort of proves both parties can be incompetent and even occasionally competent (as WA is Labour).

[@laurahalvorsen558]

I am a Queenslander and as God put the writing on the wall in ancient times... When Brisbane Melbourne and Sydney have 50 percent Australians only they're bursting at the seams wirh migrants.. people throughout are suffering on multiple levels.. as is the land and water, flora and fauna and the incumbent state and federal governments are indifferent... They have pipe dreams and no reality.. they give themselves payrises and print money and overspend and change definition of employment.. they've caused this..