
LeeKuanYewRespecter
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LKY took Singapore “from Third World to First.” This account explores how growth, order and civic culture can help Australia avoid decline.
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When the ABC isn’t airing documentaries depicting the brutal torture and murder of prominent Australian conservatives, it’s airing documentaries about *not* finding Nazis in Berlin. Seriously. A week before what now appears to have been a devastating Islamist attack on Berlin Pride, this ‘Race Around the World’ contestant made a documentary about Nazis terrorising Berlin’s LGBT community. She couldn’t even find Nazi graffiti. You might think this would create some cognitive dissonance. Instead, their absence merely proved how cowardly and insidious they were.
LeeKuanYewRespecter25,627 views • 9 days ago

Finally, the truth from Kos. Recent migrant communities are single-issue voters, and that issue is family reunions. All the talk about “not being heard” or “not being spoken to properly” is peripheral. The real question is whether you will keep allowing mass migration. Kos references his Greek family background. From 1949 to the 1980s, only about 250,000 Greeks moved to Australia. Of that a third came through the assisted migration program. The rest came through family reunion and related pathways. That means today, of the masses of new residents, every student who gets PR, every “skilled visa” we hand out, puts a whole family in the pipeline.
LeeKuanYewRespecter129,190 views • 2 months ago

Moderate Liberal and former minister Amanda Vanstone says Pauline Hanson “doesn’t get who we are”, that “unless you have Indigenous blood in you” you are a migrant, and that migration is “our lifeblood.” She advises the Liberals to go hard attacking One Nation on their views on multiculturalism. Worth noting that, like fellow moderate George Brandis, Vanstone was not known for electoral campaigning or fundraising. She was a factional moderate, not someone whose authority came from winning marginal seats or raising money for campaigns.
LeeKuanYewRespecter49,507 views • 1 month ago

A year after Singapore's traumatic expulsion from Malaysia and two years after the 1964 communal riots, LKY argued that the new state's very survival depended on binding its Chinese majority and Malay and Indian minorities into a shared civic identity and eventually a “common culture”.
LeeKuanYewRespecter14,595 views • 13 days ago

You have to understand chain migration in the context of Labor/Labour-style politics. “Community leaders” who help facilitate migration and settlement build loyalties that last generations. But the moment you try to limit migration, as Labour is now attempting, you get the rise of the likes of the Gaza independents who are explicitly sectarian. Why do you think Labour-adjacent outlets like The News Agents and Novara Media are suddenly giving this so topic so much of a run?
LeeKuanYewRespecter68,348 views • 2 months ago

It’s Monday morning, which means it’s time for Labor to debut this week’s talking point on One Nation. Just so we’re up to speed, the latest lines are that Hanson thinks you are paid too much and are too hard to sack, that Labor just wants to give you a tax cut but One Nation won’t let them, that they want abortions harder to get and guns easier to buy, and nothing is Labor’s fault. It was Covid, Ukraine, and Iran. Then there was this weird manipulative thing where she kept rattling off numbers about how much Labor has supposedly benefited Barnaby’s electorate specifically, which was presumably some rhetorical trick. If he pushed back, they could then say Barnaby doesn’t want his constituents to have Medicare or the usual disingenuous stuff that no longer works.
LeeKuanYewRespecter37,852 views • 1 month ago

Sorry but this is not an accurate reflection of what Sakkal said. He seems to be one of the few journos that actually gets One Nation. He recognises that its support is not a protest, it’s not grievance, it’s a genuine movement and it’s not going away anytime soon.
LeeKuanYewRespecter38,298 views • 1 month ago

Finally a politician, albeit former, actually saying something. Jason Falinski points out that an NSN member and his Australian-born family members were deported within week of their protest in front of Parliament House while Burke is yet to even entertain the prospect of deportations. Crucially, he raises the issue of foreign-funded NGOs that have fueled this hatred in our communities and run cover for its adherents. Jason was the member for Mackellar before he lost his seat to teal, Sophie Scamps. What does Sophie have to say on the matter?
LeeKuanYewRespecter124,613 views • 7 months ago

This young African Australian woman says Australia is a “disgustingly racist country” because the police left the comments open under a Facebook post showing CCTV images of an African person stealing something. For some perspective, it is still commonplace in many parts of Africa for mobs of people to beat accused thieves to death. I’ve seen it myself.
LeeKuanYewRespecter15,502 views • 24 days ago

China doesn’t allow dual citizenship, so many Chinese PR holders stay on it indefinitely. That means the Liberal proposed welfare changes to those on PR would affect a them significantly and pose electoral risk for the Liberals. Barrie Cassidy seems perplexed by the idea of not kowtowing to an ethnic voting bloc.
LeeKuanYewRespecter38,560 views • 2 months ago