8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (3)
#23846269 at 2025-11-12 23:26:20 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29058: How does POTUS shift narrative? Edition
Kalergi plan
Australia records highest net migrant arrivals ever, experts warn of unsustainable growth
Migration to Australia has reached unprecedented levels, with more than 415,000 permanent and long-term arrivals in the first nine months of 2025 alone.
Australia is seeing record-breaking levels of permanent and long-term migrant arrivals, with numbers in 2025 already surpassing previous highs, the Institute of Public Affairs says.
Deputy executive director of the IPA Daniel Wild says the figures show Australia is experiencing an unprecedented migration surge.
"The first three quarters of 2025 saw the highest number of net permanent and long-term arrivals than any other year on record," Mr Wild said.
Analysis of the Australian Bureau of Statistics updated overseas arrivals and departures data, covering the year to September 2025, shows 415,760 net permanent and long-term arrivals from 1 January to 30 September, a 6 per cent increase on the previous record set in 2024.
A total of 468,390 net permanent and long-term arrivals were recorded in the 12 months to 30 September 2025, the highest 12-month total on record, 4 per cent above 2024.
Meanwhile, 35,890 net arrivals in September 2025 alone marked the second-highest September on record, behind September 2023.
"Elevated net permanent and long-term arrival numbers have now become a new norm, with the indicator of migration patterns showing the federal government's 'Big Australia' policy is well and truly in full flight," Mr Wild said.
https://www.news.com.au/finance/culture/australian-culture/australia-records-highest-net-migrant-arrivals-ever-experts-warn-of-unsustainable-growth/news-story/08e5e115e5a7eb7363a2001c52fad428
#23082842 at 2025-05-26 05:54:07 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #28158: Operation Swamp Goose Edition
Tucker Carlson's warning to Australia about high immigration: 'You're not encouraged to say anything about this'
US political commentator Tucker Carlson has accused Australians of 'stealing the future' of young Aussies by failing to clamp down on immigration.
In the recently resurfaced clip, the former Fox News host and right-wing pundit said the country's high migrant intake was pricing young Australians out of the housing market.
'No country can sustain that level of immigration without falling apart. Period. Especially not a country of 26 million,' he said.
'You're not encouraged to say anything about this or you're a bad person because you're offering a better life to people and how dare you not do that.
'What's never noted is that you are stealing the future of your children when you do that in a bunch of different ways. For one, the most obvious, your kids can't afford houses.'
Labor promised to ease immigration before the last election but in the year to March, 437,440 migrants came to Australia on a permanent and long-term basis.
This was significantly higher than Treasury's March Budget forecast of 335,000 for 2024-25, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics data casting doubt on Labor's promise to reduce it to 260,000 during the upcoming financial year.
Deputy director of the Institute of Public Affairs Daniel Wild said Australia had been inundated with unplanned mass migration which he sees as the 'number one driver' of short term housing unaffordability.
'We know about 80 per cent of Australia's population growth has come from migration as opposed to local net population growth so, clearly, it's the number one demand driver of housing,' he said.
'The best thing the government can do is dramatically reduce the intake of migration. It's a lever the government has available to it that it can change right now.'
Mr Wild said the government failed to approve sufficient housing for the net overseas arrivals he calculated reached 1.1million people over the previous term of government.
He said Australia has the highest share of non-native born people of any comparable nation - a situation he said had taken an obvious economic and cultural strain.
'I think most migrants come here and want to assimilate to Australian culture but there's also a sizeable minority who do not.
'I think we're much more divided than we ever have been, certainly since World War Two, as a nation and we have much less common cultural values.'
Economist Leith Van Onselen said high immigration, including a large number of students on bridging visas hoping to stay longer in Australia, had created longer-term political advantages for one side of politics.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14748725/Tucker-Carlson-Fox-Housing-Australia.html
#13037044 at 2021-02-24 09:17:43 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #16604: The 'Spending All Day Looking For The Strawman' Edition
The west is 'de-industrializing itself' against a 'big threat' like China
24/02/2021|6min
Sky News host Peta Credlin says "this isn't about climate change anymore" after a new report found China is currently constructing dozens of coal-fired power stations and has more than a hundred in the pre-construction phase.
New figures released by the Institute of Public Affairs found China emits more carbon every 16 days than Australia does in an entire year.
The Institute of Public Affairs' Daniel Wild spoke to Sky News host Peta Credlin about the report.
The report also found Australia's carbon emissions per person declined by 15.4 per cent since 2004, compared to China's which has lifted by 83.5 per cent per person in the same time.
"Here's the most important stat, I reckon … China's currently constructing 92 coal-fired power stations, with a further 135 in the pre-construction phase," Ms. Credlin said.
"We can't even build one and the only time we do talk about coal-fired power, it's about closures, not new coal-fired power capacity.
"This isn't about climate change anymore, it's about the west de-industrializing itself against a big threat like China and that's the worry," she said.
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6234859421001