Alan Truelove will want to see this

Academic sparks furor with call for Australia to keep immigration white July 22, 2005

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) - A university academic has sparked outrage in Australia with his warning that the nation is becoming a Third World colony by allowing nonwhite immigration.

Ed. It is, who would be "outraged" by the truth?

Canadian-born Drew Fraser, buttociate professor of Public Law at Sydney's Macquarie University, argues that his adopted nation made a mistake in the 1970s when it abolished the White Australia Policy - a set of immigration restrictions that ensured the population remained predominantly white for more than a century.

"The White Australia Policy was basic common sense of the sort the Japanese are still committed to and, really, we were buying a lot of trouble by mortgaging our future essentially by abolishing the White Australia Policy," Fraser, 62, told The buttociated Press on Friday.

The policy was dismantled in the 1970s and since then Australia has become a successful multicultural society.

Ed. "Success" is a relative term, more strongly supported by those on the Northern Beaches or Bowral where the snots live as opposed to say Lakemba, Bankstown or Cabranam where the rest live....

Australia accepted 110,000 immigrants in the year to June 30. A 2001 census found 23 per cent of Australia's 20 million population were born overseas. Most of the immigrants had come from the United Kingdom, followed by New Zealand, then Italy.

Ed. This lie was refuted years ago, and is supported by leading business and political figures who talk about 'demographic change' from white european immigration...

Fraser's views have received national media coverage since he wrote an angry letter to his local suburban newspaper this month in response to a front-page story about a Sudanese couple becoming Australian citizens like their Australian-born three-year-old daughter.

Fraser, originally from Burk's Falls in the Muskoka region north of Toronto, took exception to the Parramatta Sun's headline: "Now mom and dad are Aussies like me."

"If this is true, presumably the concept of an Aussie is now virtually meaningless," Fraser told AP.

He wrote in a letter published by the newspaper: "Australia, it seems, can no longer remain the homeland of a particular people. Instead, it must become a colony of the Third World."

Most of the public outrage has been focused on his warning against Australia accepting African immigrants.

"Experience practically everywhere in the world tells us that an expanding black population is a surefire recipe for increases in crime, violence and a wide range of other social problems," he wrote.

Stepan Kerkyasharian, chairman of the government-funded multicultural organization Community Relations Commission, expects a backlash from foreign governments because of Fraser's position at a public university.

"I would not be surprised if there were formal protests lodged at a diplomatic level because this person is speaking in his capacity as a professor of a government-funded and -supported university," Kerkyasharian said.

Ed. He should know better, diversity of opinion at the thought-collected is a no-no - we're all good socialists now...

The government has not commented on the furor, but its human-rights watchdog, Race Discrimination Commissioner Tom Calma, is investigating any possible breach of discrimination laws.

Ed. Meanwhile some scum dressed like he lives in the third century gets to peddle his islamic books, nd the mosques are filled with vitrol and "there is nothing we can do"...

The university, which claims to be the most multicultural in Australia, has distanced itself from Fraser's views.

Acting Vice-Chancellor John Loxton issued a statement Thursday saying his campus "totally rejects racism in any form."

Ed. Reject multiculturalism then, this is simply another form of racism - anti-white racism...

Fraser, who describes himself as a "racial realist," argues that Australia is also threatened by overachieving Asian immigrants who dominate the top ranks in university results.

"Australia does not need a cognitive elite of Chinese, Koreans or Japanese to man our professions," he said.

Ed. Not to mention whole suburbs being turned into Asia through peasant immigration - both ends of the spectrum need re-thinking...

Fraser said he felt an affinity with blue-eyed, beach-loving Australians when he emigrated in 1975.

He said he formulated his opinions on immigration while lecturing on American consbreastutional history and the development of U.S. immigration law and policy.

"It's become quite clear to me that modern science does not support the racial egalitarianism upon which present immigration policy is premised," Fraser said.

Ed. In other words, not all cultures are equal...

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