In other words, nothing will change.
The politclowns still call them “racist-bigot-Islamophopbes” and keep importing millions of unassimilable third world savages.
People of European ancestry are being “replaced” en masse by migrants from other ethnic groups. That’s a fact. It’s policy.
When leftoids rally, violence is the norm.
When conservatives march, the establishment throws hissy fits.
“Leaders condemn march”
Anti-migrant rally slammed by leaders: ‘No place for hate’
People who sought to divide and undermine Australian society were not welcome, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said.
“We stand with modern Australia against these rallies. Nothing could be less Australian,” he said.
Multicultural Affairs Minister Anne Aly said Australia’s diversity was an integral and valued part of its national identity.
“We will not be intimidated,” she said.
“This brand of far-right activism grounded in racism and ethnocentrism has no place in modern Australia.”
Opposition multicultural affairs spokesman Paul Scarr said the material circulated for the planned rallies had caused great hurt.
Imagine being lectured by parasites!
“Debates in relation to immigration policy need to be conducted with the utmost of respect,” he said.
“No part of the Australian community should be singled out. To do so is divisive and wrong.”
Queensland MP Bob Katter on Thursday threatened to punch a journalist at a press conference where he had spruiked his attendance at the Brisbane rally.
Mr Katter unleashed on the Nine reporter after he was questioned about his Lebanese heritage.
“Oh mate, don’t say that because that irritates me, and I punch blokes in the mouth for saying that,” he said while pointing at the journalist.
The ACT Human Rights Commission urged people to report incidents if they witnessed others being vilified for their race, religion or colour.
The commission warned vilification remained illegal.
“We have been made aware of multicultural community members expressing their concern about working or going about their activities on the day of the rally for fear of what response the rally might provoke,” Commissioner Dr Pene Mathew said.
“Events such as this proposed rally in Canberra are inconsistent with those values and it is disappointing to see this occurring in the ACT.”