The
Australia First Party Senate team led by Peter Schuback was more than
pleased to have Jim Savage, One Nation Queensland tough man, denounce
us as a “racist party” and decline to grant us Senate
preferences.
We
have waited a long while for One Nation to come out into the open.
One
Nation likes to pretend things in front of the public and mislead as
to its position but now it gets down to tick-tacks.
Australia
First party had correspondence with One Nation and other words have
passed between us and now these words have come from Mr. Savage. So
we say to our supporters and voters, the following:
If
it is “racist” to advocate an utter end to refugee migration,
well and good.
One
Nation, despite certain words, does not advocate a total end to
refugee migration. They advocate “offshore processing” for
“genuine” refugees.
If
it is “racist” to demand that the refugee hordes that have
entered Australia since say the time Mrs. Hanson went into
Parliament, well and good.
One
Nation has refused to say that it wants these people sent home, with
our goodwill and assistance.
If
it is “racist” to say that the Nation is a European one and that
we oppose the ethnic cleansing of our people, well and good.
One
Nation has been remarketing itself as a party of universal
assimilation.
Whatever
it was Pauline Hanson and One Nation were years ago – they
certainly are not now.
This
party is a sham.
Although
we accept that many Australians do not know this and may not approve
of our words, we have seen many former One Nation members move into
Australia First precisely for that reason.
In
this election and in the political struggles in the community and at
the street level, Australia First will push One Nation off whatever
common territory there may be between the two parties.
Thank
you Jim Savage for ‘despising’ us (sic). If it is “racist” to
put Australia and Australians first – and we suppose that can only
mean “white” people first – then we are happy to leave One
Nation far behind.
We happen to see Pauline Hanson on the Sunrise
ReplyDeleteprogramme today. Pauline mentioned South Africa
and taking refugees from there. Was she talking
about Black Africans or was she speaking about
the white Dutch/Afrikaans who are living in South Africa in squatter camps in dire poverty?
A lot of them have lost their jobs and become
"displaced". The BBC were shocked to see what
conditons they are living in. The title of
their story is "Do White People Have a Future
in South Africa?" The answer is No. Of course,
the corrupt United Nations don't see these
people as refugees? I am wondering whether you
could ask Ms. Hanson to clarify her positon on
her comments.
Calling people "racists" and other names,
ReplyDeletejust shows how they really want to silence
the majority of concerned citizens.
We will not be 'silenced' anymore.
We are still waiting for Pauline Hanson
to clarify her position on her comments
made about South Africa.