If African Culture Is So Amazing Then Why Not Live In Africa?! — Transcript

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1. 0:00Now, let's come to the idea of
2. 0:02Anglo-Celtic, I think.
3. 0:04>> And who's not respecting that?
4. 0:05>> We believe
5. 0:07We believe in the separation of the
6. 0:08secular and the sacred. Security forces
7. 0:12in this country are now having to
8. 0:13monitor a very significant number of
9. 0:17people who are anything but committed to
10. 0:21our way of life and the respect and
11. 0:23dignity of all other Australians. I want
12. 0:25to say
13. 0:26>> Like Anglo-Celtic stuff, it creates this
14. 0:28idea that there is some form of white
15. 0:29culture that exists somewhere that then
16. 0:32can then be recreated here in Australia.
17. 0:35But there is no white culture. There is
18. 0:36Now, I can say truthfully to the
19. 0:38gentleman here, I have no intention of
20. 0:40assimilating.
21. 0:42Yet I would
22. 0:43>> I have no interest in assimilating, she
23. 0:45said.
24. 0:46The sheer audacity.
25. 0:48The correct response to that should have
26. 0:50been, "In that case, we have no interest
27. 0:53in allowing you to live in our country.
28. 0:56If African culture is so great, then
29. 0:58surely Africa should be good enough for
30. 1:01you to live there."
31. 1:02These people are always telling us we
32. 1:05have no culture and their culture is so
33. 1:07fantastic. If that's the case, then
34. 1:10simply stay in your own countries and
35. 1:13stop moving to Western nations. We are
36. 1:16literally importing people who are
37. 1:18effectively taking over the political
38. 1:20discourse.
39. 1:22They come to Western nations and start
40. 1:24telling us what culture we do or don't
41. 1:27have and what defines us or not.
42. 1:30We all know the liberal left who have
43. 1:32seized power in most Western nations
44. 1:35want open borders and believe the world
45. 1:37has a right to move to their countries.
46. 1:40But now we are importing people who hate
47. 1:43us. They bring their tribal and cultural
48. 1:46loyalties with them. Yet she dismisses
49. 1:48that and as usual brings up white
50. 1:51nationalism.
51. 1:52That's an internal problem. Importing
52. 1:55more people will just create more
53. 1:57sectarian divisions and potentially lead
54. 2:00to civil unrest.
55. 2:02Let's debunk a couple of her outrageous
56. 2:05claims. Number one,
57. 2:07when Australians moan about immigrants,
58. 2:09they aren't referring to people from the
59. 2:11UK.
60. 2:13If people from the UK were taking up
61. 2:15loads of jobs and housing at the expense
62. 2:18of Australians, I'm sure it would be a
63. 2:20problem. But, she's right. Australians
64. 2:23moving to the UK and vice versa is not
65. 2:26the same as importing Africans and
66. 2:29Iraqis.
67. 2:30Australians are our cousins and I will
68. 2:32not apologize for that. We are
69. 2:34culturally more or less the same.
70. 2:37Muslims in Britain talk about their
71. 2:39brothers and sisters in Palestine. They
72. 2:42see them as their people because they
73. 2:44are Muslims.
74. 2:45And all that unites them is Islam. They
75. 2:48don't even speak the same language. So,
76. 2:50I'm not going to apologize for feeling
77. 2:52much closer ties to people from
78. 2:56Australia, Canada, and America than I do
79. 2:59someone from Sudan or Palestine.
80. 3:03I've probably got infinitely more in
81. 3:05common with them than I do a Bangladeshi
82. 3:08Muslim born 10 miles down the road from
83. 3:11me.
84. 3:12Number two,
85. 3:13you white Europeans are colonizers, so
86. 3:16how dare you tell immigrants to go home?
87. 3:20That is the most egregious argument. We
88. 3:22hear something similar in the UK.
89. 3:25You colonized half the world, so now you
90. 3:27want to moan about immigrants?
91. 3:30They are effectively saying, "We are now
92. 3:32coming to take over and replace you
93. 3:34because of the past." It's a vindictive
94. 3:36act of revenge.
95. 3:38It's incredibly dangerous talk that
96. 3:40could lead to ferocious resistance that
97. 3:43turns to outright war.
98. 3:46No one gets to move to my country and
99. 3:48openly threaten my very existence.
100. 3:51It seems like an open declaration of war
101. 3:54on the British people to me.
102. 3:56And I've no doubt many Australians feel
103. 3:58the same.
104. 3:59But from the Australian perspective, no
105. 4:02one is denying the native Aborigines
106. 4:04were subjected to murderous oppression.
107. 4:07But that was the norm back then.
108. 4:10White Europeans built the Australian
109. 4:12civilization and made it what it is
110. 4:14today. If they had never arrived in
111. 4:17Australia, someone else would have.
112. 4:20Probably the Japanese. And believe me,
113. 4:22that would have resulted in unimaginable
114. 4:25horrors for the natives if they invaded.
115. 4:29Most of Asia sided with the allies in
116. 4:31World War II because they were so afraid
117. 4:34of Japan invading because they literally
118. 4:37were the most sadistic kind of genocidal
119. 4:41murderers imaginable.
120. 4:43But the past is the past. It's for white
121. 4:46Europeans and Aborigines to figure out
122. 4:48Australia's future together.
123. 4:50It's certainly not for women from Africa
124. 4:53who have contributed nothing to the
125. 4:56history of Australia other than to
126. 4:58recently arrive and prosper from the
127. 5:00nation white Europeans built to start
128. 5:03lecturing people on Australian culture.
129. 5:06Anyway, take a listen to this.
130. 5:08>> John Anderson, let me come to you.
131. 5:12You've spoken a lot about trying to
132. 5:14protect that Anglo-Celtic culture. Just
133. 5:17do it explain to us what you are talking
134. 5:19about there.
135. 5:20>> Look, let's I'm sorry, I'm going back to
136. 5:22a helicopter view. This is going to be
137. 5:24useful going out to Australians from
138. 5:26Ultimo. Let's accept a few realities.
139. 5:28We're becoming poorer, people feel a lot
140. 5:30of financial stress. Rightly or wrongly,
141. 5:33I think wrongly overall, you know, to to
142. 5:35an extent, we think immigration is one
143. 5:38of the major problems. We're not against
144. 5:40immigration as a people. I don't believe
145. 5:42we are. I'm certainly not. A balanced,
146. 5:45reasonable immigration thing is good
147. 5:47economically,
148. 5:48it's good socially whilst we agree that
149. 5:53the if you like the law of the land
150. 5:55really does apply.
151. 5:57But we need to realize how badly broken
152. 6:00it is. We're here because One Nation has
153. 6:02captured the initiative because vast
154. 6:05numbers of Australians think the system
155. 6:08is now not working for them, that we
156. 6:11have lost too much as Australians.
157. 6:13>> Just trying to get to that
158. 6:14>> And we're having this Can I just finish?
159. 6:16>> please?
160. 6:16>> can just come back to that point about
161. 6:17>> yeah. The the Anglo-Celtic culture that
162. 6:19you talk about. Yeah. Just explain what
163. 6:22you mean by that.
164. 6:23>> Well, I would have thought it meant such
165. 6:24things. We don't talk about this half
166. 6:26the trouble. Aussie values, what are
167. 6:28Aussie values?
168. 6:29>> Tell us.
169. 6:29>> Well, plainly in common with much of the
170. 6:31West, they're the things that gave us
171. 6:33our dignity as individuals. We recognize
172. 6:35dignity, the rule of law, all equal
173. 6:39before the law. The common law applies
174. 6:41to the Prime Minister just as it applies
175. 6:43to somebody else.
176. 6:44>> not respecting that?
177. 6:44>> We believe
178. 6:46we believe in the separation of the
179. 6:48secular and the sacred. Now, we can see
180. 6:52uh well, look, let's be right. Let's
181. 6:54just put it this way. We know that
182. 6:56security forces in this country are now
183. 6:58having to monitor a very significant
184. 7:01number of people who are anything but
185. 7:05committed to our way of life and the
186. 7:08respect and dignity of all other
187. 7:09Australians.
188. 7:10>> I want to say it again, if we're going
189. 7:12to be useful, we need to recognize the
190. 7:14Australian people are really concerned
191. 7:17about this.
192. 7:18>> We we know that
193. 7:18>> election is making a real mistake
194. 7:21in not drawing alongside and saying
195. 7:23we've got to take you with you on this
196. 7:25journey. If we don't have cohesion, if
197. 7:28we don't have agreement on who comes
198. 7:30here and what sort of country we're
199. 7:32going to be, one of the first things
200. 7:33that'll happen is that you'll break
201. 7:34trust. And as George would know, there's
202. 7:37no such thing as a prosperous country
203. 7:39where trust breaks down.
204. 7:40>> Di Natale, when you hear that talk about
205. 7:43the Anglo-Celtic culture, the
206. 7:44Anglo-Saxon culture,
207. 7:47>> Um
208. 7:47>> and respecting laws and values, how does
209. 7:51that land with you?
210. 7:53>> Um
211. 7:59I understand some of it, but I find some
212. 8:01of it to be um
213. 8:06hard to sort of place, right? So,
214. 8:09>> Sorry, sir, I forgot your name. When he
215. 8:11was talking about immigration, I could
216. 8:13understand what [clears throat] he was
217. 8:14trying to point out.
218. 8:16>> Yes. You know, um and that was useful.
219. 8:19And the reason I think that um
220. 8:21I I am on this panel, part of it is to
221. 8:23try and put face to the numbers that
222. 8:25people are talking about. The experts
223. 8:26can give you the numbers, but these are
224. 8:28individual stories, you know? And each
225. 8:30community is going to look different.
226. 8:32Now, let's come to the idea of
227. 8:34Anglo-Celtic, I think. Um and it goes
228. 8:38back to this notion that the Australia
229. 8:40is sort of monocultural. Australia has
230. 8:43never been monocultural.
231. 8:45It's factually Australia has never been
232. 8:46monocultural. Before sort of the
233. 8:49European settlement, there were
234. 8:51indigenous people here who spoke
235. 8:52multiple languages and considered
236. 8:55themselves to be people of different
237. 8:57nations.
238. 8:58Now, you have then the sort of the
239. 9:00immigration after post-World War II.
240. 9:02Those were also
241. 9:03a diverse number of people. So, I think
242. 9:06that if we're going to be And I'm not
243. 9:07trying to accuse anyone here of
244. 9:09necessarily being racist. I just think
245. 9:11that if we start talking about terms
246. 9:12like Anglo-Celtic and stuff, it creates
247. 9:14this idea that there is some form of
248. 9:16white culture that exists somewhere that
249. 9:19then can then be recreated here in
250. 9:20Australia. But there is no white
251. 9:22culture. There is, you know, Italian
252. 9:24culture, there is French culture, there
253. 9:26is
254. 9:27I don't know.
255. 9:28Argentinian culture, but there is no
256. 9:30this notion of um
257. 9:33sort of a white culture that is being
258. 9:35threatened. Now, I can say truthfully to
259. 9:37the gentlemen here, I have no intention
260. 9:40of assimilating.
261. 9:41Yet, I went to law school, and I studied
262. 9:43the law, and I respect Australia's um as
263. 9:47a country, and I indeed I respect the
264. 9:48law of this country, and will always do.
265. 9:50But, there's a difference between coming
266. 9:52to this country and wearing something
267. 9:54like this, which my mom is going to be
268. 9:55proud of because it's it's you know,
269. 9:57it's an African attire, but there's a
270. 9:59difference between that and a mentality
271. 10:01that has the ability to appreciate what
272. 10:04Australia is. And I think the dominant
273. 10:06amount of migrants do that.
274. 10:08>> Right. Do that.
275. 10:09>> You would concede that it is legitimate
276. 10:11for many people worried about social
277. 10:12cohesion to make the observation that it
278. 10:14appears there are significant numbers of
279. 10:16people in various groupings in Australia
280. 10:19who do not respect
281. 10:22Which which groupings are coming here
282. 10:23with the express intent of trying to set
283. 10:26up an enclave of their own culture? I
284. 10:29think people would be well within their
285. 10:30right to be concerned about what we are
286. 10:33seeing.
287. 10:34>> Your point about there is a certain
288. 10:35group of people, and I'm not sure who
289. 10:37who they are, that are being um I
290. 10:40suppose monitored by our national
291. 10:42security experts here. Yes, that is
292. 10:44true. There is also 40% of um concerns
293. 10:49about white nationalism as well. So, the
294. 10:51idea that there's a particular group of
295. 10:53people that are especially criminal,
296. 10:55it's not true. We are having issues with
297. 10:57far-right groups as we would have with a
298. 10:59number of other people from any
299. 11:01background. But, we don't tend to speak
300. 11:03about that. 40% of some of the concerns
301. 11:06come from far-right groups. The man who
302. 11:07shot 51 people in New Zealand was an
303. 11:10Australian. I think trying to pin
304. 11:13criminality on communities is precisely
305. 11:16the kind of divisive thing that divides
306. 11:18people in this country. Fundamental