Posts Tagged ‘racism’
March 3, 2013
Population theorist stands by his beliefs. POPULATION expert Paul Ehrlich has been accused of many things – of being alarmist, inaccurate and even stupid. But the man who wrote the book The Population Bomb in 1968 is standing by his original text despite many of his predictions being proven wrong, and before his visit […]
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Tags: Immigration, population growth, racism, bob birrell, environment, asian immigration, white australia, bob carr, dick smith, anti immigration, greenwashing, john tanton, roy beck, sustainable population australia, the social contract, numbers usa, cory bernardi, kelvin thompson, paul ehrlich, population bomb, uts, australia population, university of technology sydney, paul ehrlich in australia 2013, conservation, australian greens, environment policy, bigotry in australia, anti population growth
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February 14, 2013
The Social Contract Press and Australia Various Australians have contributed article, reviews, and/or have had their publications or books reviewed in John Tanton’s The Social Contract Press including: Dr. Robert Birrell of Monash University’s Centre for Population and Urban Research in addition to articles, has had his books available via The Social Contract Press. […]
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Tags: anti immigration, anti population, bob birrell, bob carr, centre for population and urban research, cory bernardi, environmental lobby, fiona heinrichs, greenwashing, jenny goldie, john coulter, john tanton, katherine betts, kelvin thompson, mark o'connor, nativist lobby, numbers usa, population growth, racism, roy beck, sandra kanck, sustainable population australia, tim flannery, white australia policy, white nationalism
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January 27, 2013
John Tanton’s The Social Contract Press is designated as a “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center SPLC: “In 1994 The Social Contract Press republished an infamous racist novel ‘The Camp of the Saints’ with his whole hearted endorsement and a special afterword from its author saying ‘the proliferation of other races, dooms our […]
Posted in Asian Century, dog whistling, Immigration, Immigration policy, migration, permanent residency, population, population growth, racism, sustainable population, Uncategorized, visa |
Tags: American Renaissance, Centre for Immigration Studies CIS, cory bernardi, Council of Conservative Citizens CCC, eugenics, fair federation of americans for immigration reform, Immigration, john tanton, klu klux klan, multiculturalism, nativists, Numbers US, numbers usa, pioneer fund, population growth, progressive for immigration reform, Progressives for Immigration Reform PFIR, racism, roy beck, social contract, VDARE, white separatism
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January 18, 2013
Australia has had a visitor called Roy Beck from “NumbersUSA” appearing in the media to argue against immigration and population growth. Beck is obviously concerned about the environment, as are Australian groups who subscribe to similar views e.g. Stable Population Party and the Sustainable Population Australia. However, the benevolence ends there as Roy Beck has […]
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Tags: anti semitism, asian century, asian immigration, australian Immigration, carrying capacity, cpur, cultural identity, demographer, demography, environment lobby, environmental politics, eugenics, fair, federation of americans for immigration reform, greening of hate, greenwashing, john tanton, klu klux klan, net overseas migration, NumbersUSA, population growth, racism, roy beck, stable population party, sustainable population, sustainable population australia, the social contract, white australia policy
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November 16, 2012
Shock News! Anti Immigration Researcher calls for less Immigration. Dr. Bob Birrell of the Centre for Population & Urban Research at Monash University calls for less Temporary Visas, International Students and Immigrants (apparently British, Irish etc. Backpackers ok?). AUSTRALIA’S major immigration visa subclasses need to be culled to slash record high immigration because the growth of […]
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Tags: 457 temporary work visa, anti immigration, australian Immigration, australian international education, bob birrell, cpur, ernest healey, International Students, monash university, permanent immigration, population growth, racism, runaway population growth, sustainable population, temporary visas, whv, working holiday visas
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October 11, 2012
International Education Immigration and Students Australian Higher Education Grapples with Rise of Asia. However, in a recurring theme at the conference, speakers said Australian society was simply unready for deeper relationships with Asia—a challenge to the goal described by Mr. Connelly. Broader social realities, such as a national debate over the rights of asylum seekers […]
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July 22, 2012
So it turns out plenty of us are Dumb, Drunk and Racist. …The show was intended to pick up on a news article from last year that revealed Indian call centre workers were trained to believe Australians were “dumb, drunk and racist” – a stereotype reinforced by many in the media there. Our original intent […]
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Tags: population, Immigration, International Students, population growth, racism, environment, australian Immigration, international education, australian international education, study in Hungary, racism in australia, multicultural australia, anit immigration, environment lobby, greenwashing, runaway population growth, migration council of australia, australia ethnic diversity, international students migration, australian visa changes
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March 8, 2012
The travails of the Australian international education industry exemplified by decrease of 20% or $3 billion in past year with Melbourne and Sydney economies taking $1 billion hit each, includes added value of accommodation, services and tourism, (apart from high $AUD); this is almost wholely due to onshore issues, related and seemingly unrelated, but almost […]
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March 7, 2012
Article from The Australian Higher Ed: “$3bn hit to economy as foreign students slump. THE value of international students to the Australian education sector has collapsed by 20 per cent as the high dollar gouges an industry already reeling from migration cutbacks, a prohibitive visa regime and violence against foreign students. Figures from the Australian […]
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February 7, 2012
Migration brings good to Britain How Britain’s migrants sewed the fabric of the nation. Immigration minister Damian Green last week said Britain did not need any more unskilled workers or family dependents; instead it should accept only migrants of substance. “We want only the brightest, top of the range professionals” who will “add to the […]
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