All from western civilisation. No FGM, no caste system, no bride burnings, no foot-binding, no Hinduism, no Islam, and wife-beating was always illegal.
@Pat Morac You should do some basic research- example 1. The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils in 2011 wanted Muslims to be able to marry, divorce and conduct financial transactions under the principles of sharia law. In a submission to the Federal Parliament's Committee on Multicultural Affairs, the Federation asked for the change. It argued that all Australians would benefit if ISLAMIC LAWS were adopted as mainstream legislation. It has received hundreds of submissions on the topic. Ooooops!!!!!!!!! www.abc.net.au/news/2011-05-17/muslim-group-wants-sharia-law-in-australia/2717096
@Pat Morac Nobody in Australia has ever had the obligation to get divorced, regardless of religion. And no one has to be a Catholic or a Muslim. You need to do more research into Sharia-compliant lending. The borrower gets charged a fee. Just because it isn't called interest, doesn't mean it isn't exploitive. Without a fee, the lender is disadvantaged because inflation devalues the buying power of the money borrowed. What the lender receives back is worth less, even if it is numerically identical to the amount borrowed.
Medical doctors from Europe couldn’t practice here, as their qualifications weren’t recognised. Yet there was a way around it. Australia’s Administration in Papua - New Guinea needed doctors for their hospitals and health services. So they arranged that if a doctor worked in PNG for 2 years, they could then register with the Australian Medical Board and practice in Australia. The administration then sent officers to the Holden factories in Adelaide and Melbourne and set-up stands in the canteen, where doctors working on the assembly lines could get info in their lunch break. The scheme was successful - patients in PNG were treated and later, Australia got more doctors - to handle the baby boom: ))😅
I am gutted to watch a family choosing to leave their blind relative behind in order to live in Australia! It is so sad how the Australian immigration system treated people!
@@chriswatson1698 what is sad is the fact that if they once left their land probably they got some sort of invitation or pre-acceptance ! I don’t think anyone there just sailed out of a whim! That person probably couldn’t live by his own ! This should be taken into consideration when a family is invited and the journey taken to the other side of the world ! We can’t see people only like numbers, we need to see individuals. Obs: I am a right wing !
@@chriswatson1698 Declined at the arrival date after months in a ship and maybe selling all their properties back home? This does not sound me just and fair! If it was declined for some sort of situation where the person presents a high risk to the society, such as a terrorist, I could agree but declined someone who travelled for months, who got an invitation and in a case where probably the government was omitted by investigating the person situation. It is not right! I am saying that because I felt empathy for that human being that was humiliated and by that family who was going through that trauma! I wish I never go through some situation like that! At the end of the day, I am not Australian, I don't live in Australia, so it does not make any difference. I am just showing my point of view and my sadness to see someone forced to leave some family member behind after all the sacrifices they had to do ( without any appeal) and all the plans and dreams they believed! I finish here.
And you no why hardly any western Europeans came 'Bc for example very few Germans French n Nordic ppl wanted to come to a hot dry land wat was backwards n there not my words but exactly wat they said n thought about australia n it was only the destitute n pore mainly that came like from grease Italy n Bultic's .. Ps. My mum n dad came from germany in 67 n i started school in 75 n all thru the 70s i was called a crout n put down for being german bc of Hitter but now i no that the australian Goverment was using the same policy's that Nazi germany did but australia did it right after WW2 ended so they learnt nothing lol n heir they were putting me n my Finish mate down, but the Vietnamese in 1980 to mid 80s really copped it from the ppl i can assure u that as they had it really hard wjhen it came to australian english ppl harassing them so badly one took her life at my school n she was only 11. Well the cbramatta came Haha n they got back at us like it was ment to be.
@Jo Lisa Dukarić Well done, you've conjured up enough brain cells to construct a three worded sentence. What a shame that you can't seem to take it any further and create a different one!
Once a "New Australian" always a New Australian unless/until you spoke with a Strine accent. Then Aussies couldn't tell that you weren't born Aussie. Aussies called the Brits "whingeing Pommie bastards." Then the Italians and Greeks arrived, and Aussies called them "wogs". Then the White Australia Policy ended, and Aussies complained about Asians and Middle Easterners. I arrived in Canada with an Aussie accent and a tan ... and was immediately accepted as a Canadian, not a "New Canadian", but "a Canadian". Accidentally bump into an Australian, and they'd say "Watch it!" Accidentally bump into a Canadian, and they say "Excuse me." Guess which country I opted to stay in.
@@laurenjamieson8411 Australia is the best country in the world. A paradise. Protect it from the know nothings of the left and right who aim to destroy it.
earth is flat like the nullabor plane. australia is a private company registered on USEC and a prisoner of war camp. and people emmigrate here of their own volition and there is a 3 year waiting list to get in.
@Jo Lisa Dukarić Ockers moved on from blaming "whinging Pommie bastards" to criticizing ethnicities who didn't speak English as a native language. To be fair, just like the rest of the Western world, Aussies were less xenophobic when I visited a decade later. That said, politicians like Tony Abbott are nauseatingly conservative.
@Brett Mitchell This video is propaganda to divide Europeans and pit them against each other by lumping later Europeans in the same basket as asian refugees. If you are divided you are easier to conquer.
This is the most video of all time 💯💯💯🥵🥵🥵💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶
My grandparents came to Australia in the 50s. My grandmother from Latvia and my grandfather from the Netherlands.
All from western civilisation. No FGM, no caste system, no bride burnings, no foot-binding, no Hinduism, no Islam, and wife-beating was always illegal.
@Pat Morac You should do some basic research- example 1. The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils in 2011 wanted Muslims to be able to marry, divorce and conduct financial transactions under the principles of sharia law.
In a submission to the Federal Parliament's Committee on Multicultural Affairs, the Federation asked for the change.
It argued that all Australians would benefit if ISLAMIC LAWS were adopted as mainstream legislation.
It has received hundreds of submissions on the topic. Ooooops!!!!!!!!!
www.abc.net.au/news/2011-05-17/muslim-group-wants-sharia-law-in-australia/2717096
@Pat Morac Nobody in Australia has ever had the obligation to get divorced, regardless of religion. And no one has to be a Catholic or a Muslim. You need to do more research into Sharia-compliant lending. The borrower gets charged a fee. Just because it isn't called interest, doesn't mean it isn't exploitive.
Without a fee, the lender is disadvantaged because inflation devalues the buying power of the money borrowed. What the lender receives back is worth less, even if it is numerically identical to the amount borrowed.
There was no Aussie accent back then just pure British accent….
When we realised the neighbours could just hop the low fence we built taller fences to keep the nosey parkers out.
Medical doctors from Europe couldn’t practice here, as their qualifications weren’t recognised. Yet there was a way around it. Australia’s Administration in Papua - New Guinea needed doctors for their hospitals and health services. So they arranged that if a doctor worked in PNG for 2 years, they could then register with the Australian Medical Board and practice in Australia. The administration then sent officers to the Holden factories in Adelaide and Melbourne and set-up stands in the canteen, where doctors working on the assembly lines could get info in their lunch break. The scheme was successful - patients in PNG were treated and later, Australia got more doctors - to handle the baby boom: ))😅
good show.
I am gutted to watch a family choosing to leave their blind relative behind in order to live in Australia! It is so sad how the Australian immigration system treated people!
Why are you blaming the Australian immigration system for anyone's decision to leave their home and move to Australia?
@@chriswatson1698 what is sad is the fact that if they once left their land probably they got some sort of invitation or pre-acceptance ! I don’t think anyone there just sailed out of a whim! That person probably couldn’t live by his own ! This should be taken into consideration when a family is invited and the journey taken to the other side of the world ! We can’t see people only like numbers, we need to see individuals.
Obs: I am a right wing !
@@victorartb Invitations can be declined.
@@chriswatson1698 Declined at the arrival date after months in a ship and maybe selling all their properties back home? This does not sound me just and fair! If it was declined for some sort of situation where the person presents a high risk to the society, such as a terrorist, I could agree but declined someone who travelled for months, who got an invitation and in a case where probably the government was omitted by investigating the person situation. It is not right!
I am saying that because I felt empathy for that human being that was humiliated and by that family who was going through that trauma! I wish I never go through some situation like that!
At the end of the day, I am not Australian, I don't live in Australia, so it does not make any difference. I am just showing my point of view and my sadness to see someone forced to leave some family member behind after all the sacrifices they had to do ( without any appeal) and all the plans and dreams they believed!
I finish here.
@@victorartb thats because there was alot who came on fake visas
And you no why hardly any western Europeans came 'Bc for example very few Germans French n Nordic ppl wanted to come to a hot dry land wat was backwards n there not my words but exactly wat they said n thought about australia n it was only the destitute n pore mainly that came like from grease Italy n Bultic's .. Ps. My mum n dad came from germany in 67 n i started school in 75 n all thru the 70s i was called a crout n put down for being german bc of Hitter but now i no that the australian Goverment was using the same policy's that Nazi germany did but australia did it right after WW2 ended so they learnt nothing lol n heir they were putting me n my Finish mate down, but the Vietnamese in 1980 to mid 80s really copped it from the ppl i can assure u that as they had it really hard wjhen it came to australian english ppl harassing them so badly one took her life at my school n she was only 11. Well the cbramatta came Haha n they got back at us like it was ment to be.
May have been the perfect but it's turning out to be the end for Australia
The worldwide paradigm shift is here. You shall reap what you sow, both good & bad.
@Jo Lisa Dukarić Well done, you've conjured up enough brain cells to construct a three worded sentence. What a shame that you can't seem to take it any further and create a different one!
My Grandpa and Dad are in tears in their graves....the White Oz Policy...gone........they are whingeing and whineing.....from their plots.......
sisters
Once a "New Australian" always a New Australian unless/until you spoke with a Strine accent. Then Aussies couldn't tell that you weren't born Aussie. Aussies called the Brits "whingeing Pommie bastards." Then the Italians and Greeks arrived, and Aussies called them "wogs". Then the White Australia Policy ended, and Aussies complained about Asians and Middle Easterners. I arrived in Canada with an Aussie accent and a tan ... and was immediately accepted as a Canadian, not a "New Canadian", but "a Canadian". Accidentally bump into an Australian, and they'd say "Watch it!" Accidentally bump into a Canadian, and they say "Excuse me." Guess which country I opted to stay in.
You can keep Canada. I love my country, Australia. We truly are the lucky country.
@@laurenjamieson8411 Australia is the best country in the world. A paradise. Protect it from the know nothings of the left and right who aim to destroy it.
@Jan Smith there is no better country on the planet.
earth is flat like the nullabor plane. australia is a private company registered on USEC and a prisoner of war camp. and people emmigrate here of their own volition and there is a 3 year waiting list to get in.
@Jo Lisa Dukarić Ockers moved on from blaming "whinging Pommie bastards" to criticizing ethnicities who didn't speak English as a native language. To be fair, just like the rest of the Western world, Aussies were less xenophobic when I visited a decade later. That said, politicians like Tony Abbott are nauseatingly conservative.
😁 spilled some drops of black in ur white bucket of paint 🎨 will b forever gray
@Brett Mitchell This video is propaganda to divide Europeans and pit them against each other by lumping later Europeans in the same basket as asian refugees. If you are divided you are easier to conquer.
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