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0:00Almost every day, our lefty woke
0:03socialist politicians tell us that we
0:06need more diversity. We need more
0:07multiculturalism.
0:09As though the cultures that created some
0:12of the most prosperous nations on earth
0:15were somehow inadequate. People who
0:17haven't been able to create functioning
0:19societies, somehow we need them. Around
0:2220% of world's countries are considered
0:25first world developed countries. Most of
0:27these countries are located in Europe,
0:30North America, Australia,
0:32and Far East Asia, naming Japan and
0:36South Korea. The rest of the world,
0:39unfortunately, is considered third world
0:42or underdeveloped or developing
0:45countries. Some countries are doing
0:46well, for example, China and India
0:49hopefully will grow in time. But until
0:51that happens, our politicians tell us
0:53that we need these people. They're going
0:56to enrich us. But in return, what we're
0:58seeing, our quality of life is going
1:01down. Crime is going up. Our culture is
1:05falling apart. And basically, apart from
1:09maybe good cuisines and maybe some
1:12colorful festivals, there is nothing
1:15good that we are gaining. Apart from
1:17that, there's not much good coming. I'm
1:19sorry. Almost every single day, I am
1:22seeing these reports. And I have to
1:24report it. YouTube, do not ban my video,
1:27please. I am only reporting on
1:31these incidents. Look at this.
1:34A father of three is fighting for his
1:36life after four armed masked thugs
1:40smashed into his home while he slept. I
1:43have reported similar stories. I've been
1:45reporting these stories.
1:47And let me tell you, very confidently,
1:49this did not used to happen in
1:51Australia. I am old enough to remember
1:53that, and I'm sure people who are
1:55watching this video are also old enough
1:57to remember the good old days.
1:59The seeds for this chaos was sown nearly
2:0320 years ago when Australia started
2:06taking asylum seekers from war-torn
2:09countries in Africa, namely Sudan,
2:11Somalia, Ethiopia, so on. Corey
2:15Konigson, 46 years old, was in his bed
2:18with his partner Tammy at the Albatross
2:21Street house in Victoria Point,
2:23Queensland. Okay? When the gang forced
2:26their way in around 1:30 a.m. on
2:29Tuesday. We don't have bars in our
2:32windows. We have flimsy doors. Anyone
2:35can just kick it in and break into your
2:37house. But that didn't used to happen.
2:38You know why? Because this was a
2:40high-trust society. I have more. They
2:43viciously stabbed him again and again
2:45while he was sleeping. We don't have any
2:47weapons. We have no guns. We don't even
2:50carry knives on us or machetes. But we
2:53have imported cultures where stabbing
2:55people, hacking people to death is just
2:57normal. It's just a way of life. Okay?
3:00He received deep wounds to his arm,
3:02face, neck, and abdomen nearly killing
3:04him. He then endured 14 hours of
3:06surgery. He was placed into an induced
3:09coma. Probably this is how it happened.
3:11He was sleeping. He woke up when people
3:14were literally hacking him to death. He
3:17obviously lost consciousness. Did not
3:19know what happened. Did not know what I
3:21what he did wrong. He had no idea what
3:23he did wrong. You could see him. He's
3:25just an Aussie bloke going about his
3:27business, working hard,
3:29probably struggling to pay his bills.
3:31And how he's rewarded? He's rewarded by
3:35a gang of thugs hacking him to death.
3:37Here's the interesting part. Neighbors
3:39said they heard the door explode. Boom!
3:43That's what they would have heard.
3:44Because at 1:00 a.m., I can tell you you
3:47can hear your neighbor breathing. This
3:49is how quiet our neighborhoods are. Then
3:52shouting, then the attackers laughing as
3:55they jumped on his car. I can assure
3:58you, this is not an Aussie behavior,
3:59okay? No bogan, no country pumpkin
4:03behaves like this. This behavior is not
4:07indigenous to Australia. Police say it
4:10was targeted attack and no arrests have
4:13been made. A man is nearly murdered in
4:15his own home on Brisbane's bayside and
4:17the criminals who did it are still
4:19roaming around free. It's only a matter
4:21of time because there comes a point when
4:24your law enforcement agencies cannot
4:26uphold the law. Not because they're not
4:28willing to, even though that can also
4:30happen because our woke lefty lunatic
4:33politicians constrain them with these
4:36policies. I know a Victoria police
4:38officer. He told me, Victoria police
4:40officers are angry, but they're being
4:42told that don't do this. So, the same
4:45thing happened in the UK.
4:47The Met police went from being one of
4:49the greatest police forces in the world
4:51to a butt of jokes. D D E I hires. And
4:55this is happening in Australia and I've
4:56been warning guys, I've been warning you
4:58this is going to happen. I went to the
5:00UK in 2017
5:02and then in 2019 and then in 2021 and
5:05even in that narrow window, I noticed a
5:09decline. I was like, "Oh my god, is this
5:11what they mean by multiculturalism?" And
5:13I've been warning ever since that this
5:14is going to happen in Australia. It is
5:16happening in Australia.
5:18It is happening and
5:19this is what safe at home looks like now
5:22in Anthony Albanese's 2026 version of
5:24Australia. As Albanese says time and
5:27time again, diversity is our strength.
5:30This is not just an isolated incident,
5:31okay? This guy is Tony Burke, our Home
5:34Affairs Minister. This is the guy who
5:36said that integration, assimilation, we
5:39don't we love you for who you are. Bring
5:41your cultural baggage with you. Bring
5:44your primitive values with you. We love
5:48you for who you are. No, Anthony
5:49Albanese and Tony Burke, you do not get
5:53to destroy our country. A South Sudanese
5:56national identified only as GNHW bashed
6:00a triple amputee Australian with the
6:03victim's own crutch 77 times to his
6:07head. He pinned the man's only remaining
6:10limb so he couldn't defend himself. The
6:12brutal attack lasted 4 minutes and 51
6:15seconds in Dandenong, Victoria.
6:17Dandenong, oh. When I first came to
6:19Australia, I actually my first house was
6:21in Dandenong as in
6:23uh it's a southeastern suburb of
6:24Melbourne about 33 km from the CBD. Back
6:28then, there were some Afghans, there
6:29were some Albanians, but again, they
6:31were a minority. Do you want to know
6:33what it looks like today? I haven't been
6:34there in in a long while for
6:36understandable reasons. This is what
6:38Dandenong looks like now. This is the
6:41rape of one of the greatest countries
6:44in the world in real time. The
6:46Polynesian flag.
6:49This is Dandenong.
6:52Look at that.
6:52>> Proud of Dandenong.
6:54>> Yeah, Dandenong here.
6:56Nobody goes to that [ __ ] anymore.
7:06It makes me want to cry, but at the same
7:08time it makes me angry and it gives it
7:10gives me motivation
7:13to keep the fight going, guys. Keep the
7:16fight going. Fight it or succumb to it.
7:20That doesn't look like East London.
7:22Hm? That I think that's Dandenong Plaza
7:24in the background. I'm I haven't been
7:26there for a while, so could be wrong,
7:28but
7:30Allahu Akbar.
7:32Allahu Akbar. Why do these bastards
7:35shout religious Islamic slogans? Why?
7:38Hm? If this is a fight for some
7:40indigenous people fighting for their
7:43rights in the Middle East. Why do they
7:46shout these aggressive Islamic slogans?
7:49>> Because I know the answer. This is an
7:51Islamic takeover. But let's get back to
7:53the other problem.
7:54>> Multiculturalism has brought upon
7:56Australian society. The brutal attack
7:58lasted 4 minutes and 51 seconds in
8:00Dandenong, Victoria. The judge called it
8:02a shocking assault on a defenseless,
8:04vulnerable victim, then turned around
8:07and only sentenced him to 24 months
8:09jail.
8:10>> And I'm pretty sure he will be out in 12
8:13months on psychiatric grounds.
8:16>> His humanitarian visa was canceled. Then
8:18Tony Burke, this this guy,
8:20>> NZYQ
8:22directive,
8:23>> put this South Sudanese man back on the
8:26street on a bridging visa. No
8:28deportation. Since his release, police
8:31have interviewed over an alleged sexual
8:33assault and an alleged
8:35>> He was ordered to abstain from alcohol,
8:37but started drinking again within a day.
8:39>> Do you think these people respect the
8:42law? That that there is no concept of
8:45law and order.
8:46>> Okay?
8:46>> These are the people we are bringing in
8:48en masse and traitors like him are
8:51facilitating that. I don't know what he
8:53gets out of that. I really don't know. I
8:55really don't know. Is this a suicide
8:56fetish? I think it is. It's not suicidal
8:58empathy. I'm sure there is there are
9:01some other incentives as well. His
9:02constituency is made up of
9:05>> Muslims in Sydney.
9:07>> But what I can't wrap my head around,
9:09why would
9:10>> Lebanese Muslims
9:11>> support
9:12>> these policies?
9:13>> Importing jihad
9:15>> Look, I mean, you even jihadis could not
9:18recruit these South Sudanese men.
9:20>> These Islam Well, I don't know. You know
9:22what?
9:23>> All of these conundrums arise
9:26>> when you don't put Australia above
9:29everything.
9:29>> If you put Australia
9:31>> at
9:31>> the top of your priorities,
9:33>> like
9:34>> This guy's first and foremost
9:36responsibility is the continuation of
9:38Australian way of life or Australian
9:40society or the betterment of Australian
9:41society. This is what it should If
9:43that's at the top of your priority list,
9:45then everything else becomes background
9:46noise. I don't care you're Sudanese, I
9:49don't care you're Korean or Japanese, I
9:51don't care. But if you have committed an
9:53act of crime of violent crime, a
9:56vicious, disgusting crime like that, the
9:58moment you serve your prison time, you
10:00are going back to wherever you have come
10:03from. But these people are like
10:05humanitarian grounds, this, that, we
10:07don't know what to do. Maybe he's
10:09psychiatric evaluation. [ __ ] off. Now,
10:12the Federal Court has ordered the
10:13tribunal to reconsider giving him a
10:15protection visa because if he goes back
10:17to Sudan, then he he might die. I don't
10:21know why he would die. There's so many
10:22other Sudanese living in Sudan. The
10:24argument is visa stress. Lawyers say a
10:27restrictive bridging visa makes him more
10:29of a risk to Australians. Because if
10:32he's on a bridging visa, you know, there
10:33are certain limitations, which is going
10:35to make him act out. So, we should give
10:38him a permanent visa. We should give him
10:40the Australian passport and hope that
10:43he's going to become a valuable member
10:46of Australian society. You can't make
10:48this up. Back in my day, if you have a
10:50criminal record, you cannot apply for
10:52Australian permanent residency. And it
10:54had its desired effect on me. I was
10:56scared to even have traffic infringement
10:59fines. And surprise, surprise, I did not
11:01commit any crime. I still haven't
11:03committed any crime.
11:04I have no criminal record because
11:07of those reasons. It's embedded in my
11:09mind that if I commit a crime, I could
11:12be deported. I know I won't be deported,
11:14especially in this day and age.
11:15Actually, you know what? I actually
11:16might be deported because if I get
11:18deported to Pakistan, I will be arrested
11:22at the airport if I'm not lynched by a
11:24mob for blaspheming against Islam. So,
11:27Tony Abbott has an idea for you. You
11:29know, you might actually cancel my
11:31citizenship and and deport me to
11:33Pakistan. A permanent protection visa
11:35would reduce stigma, open university
11:37loans, and potentially NDIS support. And
11:40that, they say, would help
11:41rehabilitation. We are under no
11:43obligation to rehabilitate this man. I
11:46want to be a dictator so bad. Just make
11:48me a dictator for 1 month. I'll clean
11:50up. Clean up an oil tin. A Sierra Leone
11:53man convicted of indecently assaulting a
11:5516-year-old boy used the same visa
11:59stress line. By the way, these people
12:00don't know about these things.
12:01Obviously, these lawyers are Someone is
12:03telling them, "Hey, you can use this
12:05loophole. And we can't can't send him
12:08back to South Sudan." Why? There That's
12:10where he's from. So, the system is being
12:13asked to upgrade the visa of a violent
12:15South Sudanese offender because
12:17canceling it might stress him. Oh, what
12:19about What about Mercy to the criminal
12:22is injustice to the victim. What
12:25happened to that? These are very simple
12:27Guys, these are not novel ideas. Okay?
12:30Philosophers from 300 years ago have
12:32already commented on these things, which
12:35means we have forgotten those values.
12:37Those values, you got to remember, made
12:40the West the greatest civilization known
12:42to mankind. And you introduce these
12:44novel
12:45I don't know I don't know what this I
12:48don't know what this is. I really don't
12:49know what this is. How can worrying
12:51about the criminal who has committed an
12:54a horrible act of crime, how can that
12:56take precedence over the victim? How? I
13:00don't know. Opposition Home Affairs
13:01Minister Juno Duniam stop treating these
13:04as one-offs. They are not one-offs.
13:06Okay, well, sorry. I have a lot more to
13:07go through. This is happening. So, this
13:09happened just in the last couple of
13:10days, okay? And a few days ago, this
13:13happened. Remember this story? I was in
13:14a mental state of mind, and I did what I
13:18did. At least, they're both still
13:20breathing. The 46-year-old mother
13:22suffered a broken leg, a busted eye, and
13:25puncture wounds. She was stabbed a total
13:27of seven times with a pair of scissors
13:30by this [music] man, 27-year-old Jerry
13:33Souwood. The mother was trying to
13:35protect her 10-year-old son, who Souwood
13:37had just allegedly punched in the face,
13:39but she was left scared and distraught
13:41[music] because her little boy has a
13:43brain tumor. Now, the pair were in
13:45Melbourne from Phillip Island for a
13:47brain scan appointment scheduled for
13:49today. She
13:50>> They were here. They brought their kid
13:52from Phillip Island for a brain scan.
13:55And right outside Victoria Police
13:56Headquarters, they had the bad luck of
13:58running into this monster who launched
14:00this frenzied attack on a mother
14:04and that child. Punched the child
14:06repeatedly. And then good Samaritans
14:08jumped in and then they stopped the
14:10attack. He He obviously stabbed her
14:12multiple times. Here's a video of the
14:14Here's a video of the capture. You can
14:16see Here he is and
14:17thankfully
14:19good Samaritans jumped in
14:20and they stopped the attack. But the
14:23woman is scarred for life.
14:26Needless to say,
14:28um in physical pain as well. She was
14:31stabbed multiple times.
14:34And her child was repeatedly punched in
14:36the head.
14:38And uh let me tell you This is what he
14:40said after getting arrested. He said,
14:42"Well, at least they're breathing. Uh
14:44it's not that bad. Come on." This is how
14:46multiculturalism is enriching Australia.
14:49And these are far
14:51from remote incidents. This just
14:54happened in Craigieburn, Melbourne. Not
14:55just I think this happened a couple of
14:56months ago.
14:57Look at that, machete gangs. And the
14:59Craigieburn
15:02I and I believe the shopping center in
15:04Craigieburn was shut down.
15:08Was shut down.
15:09Scary situation. Security asked uh to
15:11lock down the shops and I was asked and
15:14I was locked inside. I don't know what
15:16happened. Anyone knows? Yep.
15:19Uh Australia Melbourne or Craigieburn,
15:22more specifically, is getting a taste of
15:24multiculturalism and diversity.
15:27I have [snorts] so many of these videos.
15:28I played them over and over again. But,
15:30this is treason. And there is nothing
15:32wrong with Australians to stand up and
15:35say enough is enough. I've said this
15:36before, if you are on a temporary visa,
15:39one strike you're out. Again, this is
15:41not a radically new idea. It's not a
15:44novel idea. It's That used to be the
15:46case. If you commit an act of crime and
15:48you get a criminal record, that's it.
15:51End of story. You go back. And if you
15:53are a citizen, now this might be novel,
15:55your citizenship will be canceled if you
15:57commit an act of serious crime. I wasn't
16:00born in Australia, you know? I mean, I
16:01could if I commit an act of serious
16:03crime, I could fall under that sword,
16:04too. And I'm okay to volunteer.
16:07Cuz I know I don't have that thing in my
16:09brain which tells me to go and commit an
16:12act of violent crime. Not going to
16:14happen. Or if it does happen, then I
16:16deserve to go back to Pakistan.