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Does Hobson appreciate that the Multiculturalism Policy was force-fed to western nations by the UN in 1977-79?

At that time I was required by the head of our department to host the idiots who came from Canberra to Darwin to explan it to us. These muppets had no idea what the word 'culture' meant, let alone concepts like cultural-conflict. I had to introduce them to paediatric concerns about female circumcision before they could grasp why a multiculturaism policy was a bad idea.

Decades later, I traced the policy to its Globalist genesis and then understood the purpose: to create conflict and division and to dilute sentiments of national sovereignty, whilst providing a cover for social espionage.

But then, Hobson would have been in nappys then and history has been so revised that he has no access to the truth. And before I am descended upon for being narrow-minded, I speak several languages, including two Aboriginal, and I live within traditional Indigenous culture in Arnhem Land. I was also an honorary DFAT asset for cross-cultural situations. Inflexible I am not.

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Thank you for your real life comments. I think John's idea of multiculturalism is very different. I forwarded your reply to him. I don't know if he can respond, since I'm not sure he's signed up for Substack. Best, Jeff

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Thanks Jeff. His title suggests he is unaware of the ploy, just as most writers misuse the word Populist, which exclusively refers to the post-Lincoln assasination movement to restore genuine democracy, as defined and demarcated by his Gettysburg Address.

We live in a world of miseducation and the chaos that flows from this, as you are so well aware.

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Just one more contribution on this topic ...

Setting the Record Straight: White Europeans Were Captured and Traded as Slaves for Centuries

https://www.winterwatch.net/2021/02/setting-the-record-straight-white-europeans-were-traded-as-slaves-for-centuries/

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Thanks for all your excellent comments, Julius.

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Just adding this for our shared interest ...

An interesting bit of relevant American history

“The story of the slaves in America begins with Christopher Columbus. His voyage to America was not financed by Queen Isabella, but by Luis de Santangelo, who advanced the sum of 17,000 ducats (about 5,000 pounds today equal to 50,000 pounds) to finance the voyage, which began on August 3, 1492.

Columbus was accompanied by five 'maranos' (Jews who had foresworn their religion and supposedly became Catholics), Luis de Torres, interpreter, Marco, the surgeon, Bemal, the physician, Alonzo de la Calle and Gabriel Sanchez.”

Listen/read on …

<b>“Who Brought the Slaves to America – Walter White Jr”</b>

https://www.bitchute.com/video/4Q7VXwwvErAi/

The booklet

https://archive.org/details/WhoBroughtTheSlavesToAmerica_663

My mind also goes back to the Opium Wars and the Jewish Sassoon dynasty and what they did to the Chinese people.

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Louis Farrakhan [Nation of Islam] explains the background to the cotton industry (and the Atlantic Slave trade) very well –

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZsdzhOX2Is

as does Professor Tony Martin

https://archive.org/details/TheSecretRelationshipBetweenBlacksAndJewsVol.2HIGH/''The+Secret+Relationship+Between+Blacks+And+Jews+Vol.+2_HIGH.mp4

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Thank you Jeff and John. Here is another anecdote re slavery ...

“Year after year, Tatar horsemen rode north out of their Crimean stronghold across the grazing lands of the Ukrainian steppe and, in small bands or large armies, swopped down on Cossack settlements or Russian towns to ravage and plunder. In 1662 Tatars captured the town of Putivl and carried off all the 20,000 inhabitants into slavery. By the end of the seventeenth century Russian slaves thronged Ottoman slave markets. Russian men were seen chained to oars of galleys in every harbor in the eastern Mediterranean; young Russian boys made a welcome gift from the Crimean Khan to the Sultan. So numerous, in fact, were the Russian slaves in the East that it was asked mockingly whether any inhabitants still remained in Russia.”

From “Peter the Great: His Life and World” by Robert K Massie

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