I guess these folks in Australia didn’t have their indoctrination trip to Turkey yet!
By the way, for any of you hankering to move to Australia, don’t rush. They have been having a massive influx of Muslim “refugees” and “asylum seekers” in recent years inspiring much political turmoil (see our category on Australia, here, with 89 previous posts).
However, Aussies, including this Sri Lankan man leading the new party, don’t seem to have been as intimidated by the PC Speech Police as have most Americans! (nor have the journalists reporting the story!).
Here is the story from World News Australia:
A Sri Lankan migrant has launched a political party that runs on an anti-multiculturalism platform.
Rise Up Australia already boasts about 1,500 members and plans to run 65 candidates in the upcoming federal election.
“Rise Up Australia Party, which is committed to keeping Australia for Australians, is utterly and completely opposed to multiculturalism,” says Rise Up Australia’s founder Daniel Nalliah.
The Sri Lankan-born pastor draws on his own migrant past in defence of assimilation.
His message has the backing of international figures. “If you come here, then follow Pastor Danny’s example and enjoy it and celebrate it and do not seek to destroy it,” says Christopher Monckton from the UK Independence Party.
The leader of the new party has come under fire in the past for anti-Islamic comments, but he wasn’t backing away from making controversial statements again today.
“True Muslims are radicals, unfortunately. If they practice the Koran, they’re radicals,” he said.
If elected, Rise Up wants to restrict the number of Muslims calling Australia ‘home’.
The party has 1,500 supporters across the country, and is putting forward 52 candidates in the Lower House and a dozen in the Senate in the upcoming federal election.
Many of the supporters are concerned about what they claim is the “Islamification of Australia”.
“If we’re not careful, we’re going to lose this country,” said a supporter. “I don’t want to see Sharia Law in Australia,” said another.