Matty,
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Insh'allah - thou wilt readeth again my writings and understand this time:



Immigration policy was all decided behind closed doors.

Now we are dealing with 1 million new immigrants since the end of the Covid crisis -
half a million more next year too.
Where the hell are they going to live?

What about the crime they will cause like:
home invasions, rape, murder, pedophilia,
drug dealing, terrorism, robbery and violence?

I assume some are good people?


It's a property Ponzi scheme to back the prices of houses to secure the Banks and
their outrageous liabilities in the $trillions.

The trouble with Ponzi schemes is that you soon run out of people and they collapse.

Answer - bring in more people making house and unit prices and rents unaffordable.
Don't care about young people who will never own a house
and be paying outrageous rents all their lives.
I heard about someone in Sydney paying $650 per week for a 20 m2 little room.

Karnal wrote on Jan 6^th, 2023 at 11:28am:

Indeed.




Level 4 jobs include bar staff, waiters, and the like, whereas Level 5 jobs include cleaners, couriers, etc.

It is a sad indictment on Australia’s university sector that it is producing so many international graduates that work in low-skilled and low-paid jobs, and is one of the drivers of Australia’s low productivity.

These findings are supported by the latest Graduate Outcomes Survey (GOS), which shows that international employment rates, participation rates and median salaries are well below those of domestic graduates.

Disturbingly, Australia’s three largest source nations for international students – China, India and Nepal – each have poor labour market outcomes as measured by full-time employment.

Australia’s international education ponzi scheme has literally delivered a giant low-paid, low-skilled migrant underclass.

It will likely get worse given the Albanese government this year signed two migration agreements with India that, among other things, provides:

Five-year student visas for Indians, with no caps on the numbers that can study in Australia.
Indian graduates of Australian tertiary institutions on a student visa can apply to work without visa sponsorship for up to eight years.
Australia will recognise Indian vocational and university graduates to be “holding the comparable AQF qualification” for the purposes of admission to higher education and general employment.


These migration pacts make Australia an even more attractive destination and will likely increase the flow of lower-skilled Indians seeking work and residency in Australia.

Would you like fries pappadams with that?
https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2023/12/international-graduates-dominate-austra...


And that's just the "skilled" migrants.



Ten rupee give him.

Black Orchid wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 7:52am:



Thanks BO - informative video.
Mass immigration by the millions with no housing or services for them  -
putting huge strain on those who are here now.

The Labor Govt. are traitors to Australia - they are ruining this country.

Black Orchid wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 7:52am:


The big lie is you turning the unfinished business of covid onto a "Labor problem".

Especially when the Libs would do exactly the same thing, bar one:

Crow about stopping boats, as if that has any impact on migration figures.

Ask the old boy. He flew here. He even had a visa as a foreign student, so he cares.

You?

Karnal wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 8:35am:

The migrant mix has changed very significantly since 1987.  As every schoolboy and wee paki knows.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 9:29am:

Temporary migrants also need housing, infrastructure.

In the most recent year, large numbers of students and working holiday makers arrived, but very few left. The speed of the increase in these arrivals has been much greater than policy makers had envisaged.

Many temporary residents would also normally have been expected to leave Australia by September 2022, but they did not do so.

This includes many people on bridging visas, which reached a record number of 369,000 in September 2022. A bridging visa is provided to people who are in Australia awaiting the outcome of another visa application.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 9:55am:

Government forecast ( ) versus reality, unflushable turd.

Also, temporary migrants (many here for 10+ years)  also need housing, infrastructure.

Bobby. wrote on Dec 14^th, 2023 at 11:57am:


Are you "Bobby879", Bobby?  Tsk, tsk, tsk...