The diversity of Multiculturalism in Paris.

BlOoDy RiPpEr wrote on Dec 3^rd, 2014 at 5:26pm:


This is progress.

Labor operatives are concerned the ALP may be heading towards election defeat given the anger over Palestine, as leaders behind the Muslim vote movements said politics would “never be the same again”.

It comes as hundreds of protesters chanted “f..k you Albo (and) Tony Burke” at Sunday’s Sydney rally, and The Muslim Vote and Muslim Votes Matter told The Australian that Labor should be prepared for a “long-lasting” political shift.

“The horse has bolted … things (politics) will never be the same again,” Sheik Wesam Charkawi, The Muslim Vote’s convener, said.

About 10,000 people descended onto the Sydney CBD in pro-Palestine rallies replicated across state capitals, ahead of more protests planned for the one-year anniversary of Hamas’s ­October 7 attacks on Monday.

Hezbollah praised the protests, posting pictures from the rallies on its Telegram channel with the caption: “From Australia to the world.”

Labor figures, present at Sydney’s rally, said the palpable anger was striking, with many now believing that the party was heading for federal election defeat next year, such was the visceral vexation with the government’s stance and handling of the conflict.

The Muslim Vote is supporting candidates in “key electorates” it hopes to topple Labor, particularly in Mr Burke’s Western Sydney seat of Watson, where the organisation is co-ordinating independent Ziad Basyouny’s campaign.

Sheik Charkawi said there had been “emphatic” support for Mr Basyouny’s candidacy, saying it provided an opportunity to “challenge” Labor, who had “let down” the community.
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Flipping Watson and Blaxland will remain difficult for Mr Basyouny and The Muslim Vote, where Mr Burke and Mr Clare both enjoy about 15 per cent margins, but where Muslim voters make up about 35 per cent and 27 per cent of the electorate respectively.

The community is not homogeneous and elements of it, particularly in Watson, remain supportive of Mr Burke and Labor.

A Friends of Burke network co-ordinated by prominent Lebanese Muslim community leader Jamal Rifi will campaign for the two ministers to keep their pro-Palestine voices “in the corridors of power”.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/labor-powerless-amid-propalesti...


How good is diversity?
We NEED religious vibrant diversity.

Told youse! It's no compulsory!




https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/ontario-human-rights-tribunal-fines-e...



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Countries with the lowest birth rates are hot for reproductive dead ends and assisted dying. Not coincidence.

Addressing a gathering of European nationalists on 9 June, France’s Marine Le Pen said the EU migration and asylum pact was ‘a deal with the devil to flood Europe with migrants, dilute the population and wipe out European culture’. Even if this is not the motivation behind the pact, her comment rings true on the consequences of the levels of immigration from cultures not just alien, but actively hostile, to core European values.

Police actions on an almost daily basis ask the British white working class to denigrate its culture, values and identity and celebrate those of immigrants. Yet violence on the streets of Los Angeles or Ballymena in Northern Ireland blows up the ‘diversity is strength’ narrative and portends the risk of race riots.

On mass immigration, Western voters are sending a clear message to elites that they don’t want to import third-world pathologies of slums, sectarian conflict, violent street crime, rape, and degraded public health and educational infrastructure. They’d rather preserve their own heritage, culture, civic order and good governance.

To phrase it so is to highlight the extent to which citizens inside supposedly sovereign borders have become subject to norms and rules promulgated by supranational, regional, and international organisations across an increasingly broad range of issues.

The latter set standards of state and individual conduct, establish targets to be met, institute penalties for non-compliance and require financial transfers from taxpayers to international bodies and bureaucrats for the privilege.

The gravest threat to the theory and practice of democracy by sovereign states is not the rise of populism with wannabe fascists and neo-Nazis as their seductive tribunes, but national and international technocratic elites who disdain the ‘deplorables’.

The ‘lanyard class’ refers to the officious, rules- and process-obsessed professional cadre of managerial elites who run the national public sector and international secretariats. Over the last decade they have completed their long march through the educational, legal, media, financial, corporate and international institutions. They have become the favoured medium through which to signal rainbow-coloured virtue on climate, race, gender identity, immigration and justice for Palestinians. This elite class of technocrats networks seamlessly across sovereign borders to advance their corporate self-interest, even against the wishes of their electorates. If politics is downstream of culture, arguably citizens are rebelling against the lanyard class by swimming upstream to cleanse their culture of the corrupting influence of social, economic and managerial ‘regressives’.
https://www.spectator.com.au/2025/06/people-versus-the-blob/
Ramesh Thakur is an Emeritus Professor in the Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University,

Diversity creates division while assimilation creates harmony?

Diversity is where nations go to die.

The West is suicidal.  Abortion, euthanasia, low fertility, unfiltered immigration.



Death wish everywhere you look.

Frank wrote on Jun 21^st, 2025 at 9:29pm:



May the Lord open. Under his eye.