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This week on the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Dr Joanna Howe (Dr Joanna Howe) and James Howe for a direct and unfiltered conversation about abortion laws, immigration, national identity, and the future of Australia. We dive into Joanna’s pro-life bill currently being pushed through the...

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🇦🇺 Thomas Sewell is an Australian nationalist activist and current president of the White Australia Party. In this speech, Sewell argues that mass immigration, demographic change, housing affordability, multiculturalism and the rising cost of living are reshaping Australia in ways that many people no longer recognise. He expresses concern that the country’s historic identity, culture and social character are being weakened, while trust in governments, political parties, mainstream media and public institutions continues to decline. Sewell was previously associated with the National Socialist Network (NSN), which dissolved before new anti-extremism laws came into effect. He is now involved in a major legal challenge through the White Australia Party, which is contesting the government’s designation of the organisation under Australia’s new hate-group legislation. The case is expected to reach the courts later this year. Supporters argue that the issues raised here reflect growing concerns about immigration levels, cultural change, national identity, housing pressure and political representation. Many see the court challenge as a test of free speech, political association and the limits of government power, believing that controversial views should be challenged through debate rather than prohibition. Critics, however, argue that Sewell’s politics are racially exclusionary and that such laws are necessary to prevent extremism and protect social cohesion. Whatever your view, the wider debate surrounding identity, immigration, democracy, free expression and the future direction of Australia is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. [H/T angloceltz on IG]

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