I gotta say, I'm actually not sure why my country is being flooded by so many indians (dot).
As best I can figure, it was a mix of mass importing people in general to serve as new debt batteries to keep the economy barely chugging along for a little while longer, combined with the universities wanting to mass import them because international students pay much more than regular students. There's the Orange Party man who's some variety of indian, but I have a blind spot of not paying that much attention to parties I definitely know I don't want to support.
I'm not sure whether they have to front the whole student tuition amount at once with cash, or whether it's a loan, with the expectation that they'll work at least somewhat part-time (maybe even under the table), while living in hyper-dense conditions much like their home country to reduce effective rent costs.
Again, I get the idea of debt batteries for the economy, but I thought the plan was to flood us with moslems to just trigger a new caliphate / ottoman empire as soon as they reached the correct amount of population to just take over through overwhelming demographics as they continually extract tribute from us through being the legal "common nobility" class that cannot be criticized and also getting many government benefits.
The Indian population so far seems to be an overwhelming economic displacement event for most people in basic unskilled populations and even the tech industry, as the recent Elon event reminds people.
See Pic 4 of this post >>379695 → The rate of phone scams and very pushy service providers has increased. But I'm not hearing a ton about rapes or knife attacks. For all I know that kind of story might be hidden from local news. The Sikhs are supposed to carry a knife in their turbans for religious reasons, if I recall correctly, but they don't seem to have a huge issue with random violent attacks on people.
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We used to have a great news system. Especially for keeping tabs on geopolitical events. It was even noted in the Snowden files when he first leaked them. I don't think we had as bad of a drop-off in quality as what happened to the BBC in Britain, but I think we lost the spark there.
Maybe the plan with the indians is another layer of displacement. Then, after the founding population is dealt with with those covid camps we built but didn't use, unlike Australia, that used them, the ruling powers will pit the indians against the moslems so that they still have a public conflict to distract the people from how badly they're getting screwed. And both of these populations are not of the cultural lineage that is linked to things like the Magna Carta, so they'll likely comply easily.
Or maybe I'm wrong, and the golems will turn against their masters. Who knows.
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I hope we can have an election soon. It would re-shuffle the parties' seats.
We elect Parties, not people. If The Turd was abducted by space aliens tomorrow, the Liberal party would just rotate someone else in to the position. The election would, if the polls are to be believed, result in a strong majority for the conservatives. That would give the conservative party leader a chance to make some changes.
Parties can throw their support behind another party and form a minority government. That means that if Party A has 40% of the seats, Party B has 35%, and Party C has 25%, then Party B and Party C can decide to co-operate to get their way, and they'll have more authority to throw around. This majority described in the poll of the Pic would be big enough to prevent this, as the members sitting in the seats can vote independently of their party for policies suggested by other parties. Many of the Liberals are abandoning Trudeau and openly supporting the Conservatives as the consequences of the fiscal and cultural insanity starts to become even harder to deny.
The general cycle of politics is that the Liberals make sweeping social and governmental changes with massive spending. This screws the economy up, so the Conservatives get elected to try to fix the mess. Then, when things have recovered, not completely, but enough so that the people aren't overwhelmingly dissatisfied, they elect the Liberals again, or at least have some sort of more leftist government.
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Pierre Poilievre isn't a firebrand kind of orator, but he speaks in grounded terms that clearly describe the situation and it's urgency. I don't fully trust him, but if he works hard on the things he's saying, then we'll have a very productive four years with a lot of progress towards recovery.