In my article "Labor Lies about the Cost of Living," I mentioned that the accommodation crisis, a product of replacement level migration, has led to Aussies becoming homeless, and some living in tent cities. Senator Gerard Rennick has commented upon this accommodation crisis in a Facebook post (below), with a link to Brisbane's CBD tent city. That is just one example, but it is now common to see tents popping up in parkland areas all over the capital cities. Australia has taken a leapfrog back to the Great Depression era. If the Great Replacement migration program continues, Australia will be a Third World country, with little by way of a middle class, a small elite globalist wealthy, and for most of us, grinding poverty, until the inevitable replacement.
It is time for dissenting politicians to join forces to fight back against this. The role of the universities in bringing in foreign students, a "secret" part of the mass immigration program, needs to be addressed. Actionists should begin contacting people like Senator Gerard Rennick and Malcolm Roberts to get a movement happening.
"Tents teeter on the edge of the river, clothes hang on fences and there are even posters and paintings hung in Brisbane's CBD tent city, with regular commuters along one popular route saying the situation is out of control."
It's out of control alright.
That's what happens when you shut down a country for two years, print $300 billion to pay people to stay at home and then import over 500,000 people, mostly nonproductive students, to pour fuel on the fire.
Perfect recipe for a housing crises. It seems our governments only know how to destroy the people rather than serve them."