Malcolm Fraser Is Dead, But His Legacy Lives In Emerging Australian Police State And Race Riots
Malcolm Fraser was the leader of the Liberal Party in Australia (the more conservative party in the American context) and one of the most influential figures in Australian history. He died on March 20 of this year.
While he had many accomplishments, perhaps his most import legacy is that he was a pivotal figure in bringing mass Muslim immigration to Australia.
He allowed thousands of Muslim Lebanese fleeing their country’s civil war to live in Australia, despite official warnings many lacked the background to integrate successfully.Fraser believed in multiculturalism and established broadcaster SBS (Editor’s Note: The Special Broadcasting Service is a government funded multicultural broadcasting network.)He listened to Aborigines and wrestled with the states to implement his indigenous land rights legislation.[The paradoxical Malcolm Fraser, Daily Mail, March 19, 2015]
John Menadue, head of the Department of Immigration under Fraser, fondly remembers conversations between the two leaders about “breaking the back of White Australia.” ...
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