As the Victorian election approaches, key political issues that continue not to be addressed remain at the frontline of the election battleground.
Tony Burke fronted the National Press Club to announce migration cuts recently, initially delaying them for six weeks due to the protestations of his fellow MPs likely to lose their seats due to the migrant vote, of which the ALP (and the Coalition) is now 100% dependent on.
Burke’s actual cuts were the usual mediocrity of dancing around the edges while failing to address the core issues around migration, and the simple fact that we don’t want these people in our country. This was as more violent foreigners are getting their visas back and 30,000 so-called protection visas were dished out.
Angus Taylor has offered a two-thirds cut from the Liberals, but who cares? The Liberals had their chance at the last election on this and chickened out, and will probably take another $1 million from a food delivery company and reverse course.
As usual, there was scaremongering about a depression and the collapse of the heckin’ economy in response to the proposed cuts. The crying from our so-called business leaders was predictable, pathetic and a perfect example of mortmain migration in practice.
Bluntly, fuck the economy. And whose economy is it really? Certainly not the Australian public’s.
If you’re unfamiliar with the term mortmain migration, one of the best articles of the year so far defined said phenomenon as “the dead hand of fossilised institutions reshaping demography to freeze themselves in amber in a world where their previous model no longer works”. It is well worth a read, and couldn’t be a more accurate summation of Australia’s current situation at state and federal levels.
Most ASX100 companies are heavily dependent on the importation of consumers from the third world to keep their long-outdated business models going, with the big four banks leading the way in their quest for never-ending mortgagors. Ditto the federal government and the collection of taxes. The cost of all of this is the entire country is being wiped out by demographic replacement, and all the increasing levels of dysfunction that comes with it, as you’re witnessing in real time.
Sticking with basket case economies, the Victorian state election is just a month or so away, and with it One Nation launched their campaign in Melbourne on Friday night, hoping to create a political earthquake along with the physical one that happened just hours later.
In between Labor Premier Ben Carroll going on the AIJAC junket two years ago and Liberal leader Jess Wilson making hostage videos praising Indian gods, I’m not hopeful that Warren Pickering and One Nation are going to do anything differently in the state of Victoria.
One Nation used its launch to call for jail for Jacinta Allan and Daniel Andrews on a number of issues, least of all the response to Covid. Sure, I support retroactive justice for forcing the populace to take a dangerous vaccine and having the cops shoot protesters at the Shrine of Remembrance. The question is, will it be achievable through the capture of Victoria’s eternally left-wing managerial state, as pointed out by Mitch Sutton last week? No, and this has shades of Donald Trump threatening to jail Hillary Clinton and then doing nothing in 2016.
Here’s Pickering in an interview claiming that remigration is not possible, despite many historical examples to the contrary, and that we should just give up and embrace some nebulous form of Generation X civic nationalism:
One Nation Victoria leader Warren Pickering opposes Remigration/Mass Deportations.
So this guy is a Cuck, a Cuckservative.
#Remigration #MassDeportations #Deportations #Auspol #Australia #OneNation #OneNationParty #PHON #qldpol #nswpol #vicpol #WAP #WhiteAustraliaPolicy https://t.co/dFJxCP23E3
— Adam (@Adam32407449) August 5, 2026
Immigration may legislatively be a federal issue, but it’s the states and councils that wear all the costs. Be it Indians crashing their trucks into infrastructure or Australians, Africans costing us millions in the justice system and long-term residency in public housing, Middle Easterners shooting up western Sydney and throwing Molotov cocktails into every small business they can, just to name a few.
State governments should be the first and most vocal ones pushing back in the political arena. NSW Premier Chris “Mossad” Minns even recently weighed in on the issue:
Well Minns has my vote in the state election in March next year. https://t.co/d9o5LcV4yl
— Sparky777 (@Potstirrer111) October 2, 2026
Unfortunately, too many naïve people on the right completely ignored the fact he was in India spruiking migration not more than a few weeks prior, and also plans to bulldoze the eastern suburbs for more high-rise slums occupied by foreigners. And that’s before we even entertain the glaringly obvious foreign interference issue which unjustly landed Joel Davis in jail.
Point all of this out, and you’ll be met with a wave of hysterical, Generation X One Nation fanboys trapped in 1996 thinking it will be any different.
Well, here’s One Nation NSW leader Mike Newman saying One Nation is pro-Indian:
One Nation’s NSW leader Mike Newman says One Nation is Pro Indian. Freudian Slip. #Australia #Auspol #nswpol #nsw #NewSouthWales #OneNation #OneNationParty #PHON #PaulineHanson #vicpol #qldpol #sapol #immigration #migration #Whitereplacement https://t.co/PteaeqqPqz
— Adam (@Adam32407449) September 3, 2026
The councils are now overwhelmed by the mortmain migration leviathan, illegal rubbish dumping being the most visible sign. We now even have foreign infiltration underway at the council level, from the Somalian Mayor of Footscray to the newly elected Indian Mayor of Strathfield. Pauline was pilloried for running Indian candidates at the WA state election and it’s likely she will do the same again in Victoria.
One Nation has also not commented publicly or supported the White Australia Party on arguably the most politically important High Court case of all time, regarding the WAP’s right to exist and the implied right to political communication, even though same laws will undoubtedly be used against them should Tom Sewell lose and One Nation step too far over the containment line (or they invent an excuse).
I wrote over a year ago about the need to push past One Nation and get to a real nationalist alternative. We’re currently stuck in the Reform UK phase, where another proxy has been proffered to us by the Epstein class to waste our time and redirect our growing anger and resentment away from any real solutions.
To top things off, Pickering is now due to speak at an event hosted by the Australian Jewish Association, which raises yet another glaring red flag for me.
The AJA loves to play the role of the “good cop” and claim they’re on the same side of the rest of Australia, but the smart people know this is kabuki theatre and you only have to cast your mind back to their behaviour at the Dural Caravan Inquiry months ago to see they’re exactly the same as the ECAJ and AIJAC – Israel first but “based”.
Why would you even consider entertaining this audience and what they want? This is right after Australia has endured the worst encroachment on free speech and political freedom in recent memory, all down to the lobbying of this community. Not to mention the constant undermining of any peace deal in the Strait of Hormuz by Israel, with diesel prices nearing $3 again. But it comes as no surprise when your party leader is walking into the Senate chambers wearing a foreign flag and getting no push back.
In short, I reiterate that One Nation doesn’t have what it takes to do anything about the mortmain migration menace that is taking the country down with it, all for a headline 0.1% GDP per quarter.
Their latest net negative migration pledge is too little, too late and only came after the membership started mildly complaining. I’m not trying to blackpill, and am not giving voting advice, but on previous form and the examples above I am of the opinion they have no intention to stick to this and actually deliver. Yes, they need to be in power to do it but I’ll believe it when I see it, which I maintain is unlikely.
Until they also publicly address free speech, which was notably lacking from their Victorian policy release, and Israel, expect the usual stab in the back to the voters with the borders remaining open and the handing out of “fell for it again awards”. Rikki-Lee Tyrell’s call for more migration to support farmers last year further illustrates the point.
Meanwhile, the only solution to Australia’s mortmain migration is currently fighting in the High Court for its right, and the nation’s right, to exist.
