Queensland race problems are a forewarning of national problems to come

The mini race riot that took place in Logan, Queensland, is a pale shadow of things to come. With the importation into Australia of just about every racial group from around the world, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realise that there are going to be problems ahead. The dramas that erupted between Pacific Islanders and Aborigines in Logan are just a very minor forewarning of the social conflict that Australia faces in the future.

Different ethnic and racial groups can get along most of the time, with people being able to live and let live, but often enough problems will occur which will spark racial conflict, because there is always going to be underlying tension between such groups that can ignite like a river of petrol with a small spark being able to set it off.

The multiculturalist types are going into spin mode, trying to say that race isn’t an issue in Logan. Perhaps they think that all of the racial problems happening across Australia are just coincidence. Trying to sweep racial problems under the carpet will not make them go away.

Countries that are predominantly ethnically European, like Australia, face immigration-driven genocide from the massive influx of Third World immigration; a process caused by the machinations of the multiculturalists and globalists within the government and wider establishment (media, business interests, etc.).

People have to ask themselves if bringing in millions of Africans, Arabs, Asians, and Pacific Islanders will change our way of life. Will these groups bring with them conflicting cultures, extremist religious beliefs, antagonistic attitudes, dangerous ideologies, and sometimes even violent mind-sets? And will all of that be of benefit to Australia, or will it change the face of our country beyond all recognition? One only needs to look at the changing face of Britain and Europe to find the answer to that question.

As long as the multiculturalists continue to import hundreds of thousands of Third World immigrants into Australia, there will continue to be problems. That is a fact. We can either bury our heads in the sand about these problems, or we can constructively do something about it.

If we want to have a harmonious society, the logical first step would be to limit immigration to those people who are more likely to easily assimilate into the Australian nation. Migrants from Britain, continental Europe, Canada, and the USA are more culturally and socially attuned to our way of life. If we want to keep Australia as a country with a positive outlook and a great way of life, then we need to get real about how we are going to keep it that way.

References:
“Race a factor as melting pot hits boiling point”, The Australian, 16 January 2013 (Andrew Fraser, Sarah Elks)
“Fresh arrests in Logan race dispute”, WA Today, 16 January 2013 (Marissa Calligeros)
“Youths cautioned as tempers flare”, Brisbane Times, 15 January 2013 (Marissa Calligeros)
“Three arrests made in Logan race dispute”, The Age, 15 January 2013 (Nathan Paull and Petrina Berry)
“Bloods and Crips inspiring some southside youths, top cop concedes”, Brisbane Times, 18 January 2013 (Marissa Calligeros)