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Question: Who Voted for Any Black Australia Policy?
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Yes    
  0 (0.0%)
No    
  0 (0.0%)
Out of revenge against Whitey    
  1 (50.0%)
To equalise everyone on the planet    
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To create a better world for more people    
  0 (0.0%)
To improve the Australian culture    
  1 (50.0%)
To establish majority colour rule worldwide    
  0 (0.0%)
Don't know    
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Reply #2610 - Apr 20th, 2026 at 9:16pm
 
In February, this masthead revealed the daughter of former Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps chief Yahya Rahim Safavi had been granted permanent residency and provisional health qualifications, despite sustained warnings to Home Affairs and the Albanese government.

Psychologist Hanieh Safavi had lived in both Townsville and Melbourne while her father supported the late ayatollah Ali Khamenei as his most senior military adviser.

General Safavi is one of the most senior regime figures left alive since the US-Israel strike on Iran and gave an interview to state TV early in hostilities, where he claimed Iran had “complete oversight” of foreign targets and knew “the locations of (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu’s meetings”.

The US Department last month offered a $10m bounty for information on General Safavi through its Rewards for Justice program. He is fifth on a list of IRGC key leaders.

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Reply #2611 - Apr 23rd, 2026 at 5:39pm
 

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Is immigration a cultural enrichment or a threat to religious identity? We tackle this contentious question head-on with Father Chad Ripperger as we dissect the complex interplay between immigration and its repercussions on Christian nations. This episode navigates the polarizing reactions to the Pope's views, from fiery criticism to devout allegiance, while pondering the risks of multiculturalism and religious relativism, especially for the youth who are maturing in heterogeneous religious landscapes. By drawing insights from historical contexts, including medieval policies and papal decrees, we consider how Christian societies have historically walked the delicate line between welcoming newcomers and safeguarding their faith and autonomy.

Discover the provocative notion of the "fetishization" of immigrants and its potential impact on national identity and citizen welfare. We explore whether current immigration policies could be a covert strategy to dilute cultural unity and facilitate ideological transformations. Our conversation takes an intriguing turn as we look at historical parallels, like the Spanish colonization of South America, and how cultural assimilation has shaped societies. Join us for a thought-provoking dialogue that challenges the status quo and encourages a profound reflection on the cultural and religious dimensions of immigration.



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