Did the 1965 immigration act in America cause Australia and Canada to remove their racial barriers to immigration too? Why did they have to follow America? Also did that play a part in Europe accepting all those asylum seekers?
Did the 1965 immigration act in America cause Australia and Canada to remove their racial barriers to immigration too...
Andrew Sanchez
Owen Cruz
Because America is a fucking shit marxist hell hole that imposes it's marxism under the guise of "tolerant" capitalism, why else?
Carson Young
So you're saying America forced or pressured them to change their immigration policies?
Hunter Young
Check out the commentary about that from the Yellow Peril article on jewpedia. It's pretty funny.
Josiah Ortiz
>america's fault
don't fool yourself into believing the social elements that lobbied/manipulated american immigration policy never existed in your respective countries.
Dylan Diaz
I'm American. I know a jew proposed the 1965 immigration act. And in the 70s canada and australia removed all their racial barriers to immigration as well. I was wondering if they did it because America did it or if there was any pressure on them from America to do it.
Jordan Peterson
Yes, even socialist European poor holes didn't have such insane immigration policies until the US went full anti-white. America is fundamentally at fault for shit skins invading the western world.
Alexander Jackson
YES
The Tribe wasnt satisfied with their full control over the US since the passage of the 1965 anti-white bill. Straight after their defeat of white america in the 60s, they started barking at overseas strongholds of Whitedom- Australia and South Africa. Ultimately Australia succumbed to Yiddish nagging and harassment and withdrew its White Australia policy. South Africa collapsed under the incessant nasal shrieking of the Burger Yid and Europe opened its anus to the browns under the command of Dictator Goldstein
The ((US)) commanded Australia to repeal White Australia Policy, we placed puppets in power to execute the command and mimic our laws.
In the 1960s, Australia and the USA disagreed strongly about race relations.
Australians were against this, but we told them since black mutt soldiers were stationed in OZ, then they should be under the same laws of 1965 muttland.
By 1972, the White Australia Policy was officially dead, and by the 1980s Asian immigration was in full swing
Luke Baker
Was it just through American media, or did American politicians and stuff lobby for them to change their immigration policies or did America actually threaten them with sanctions and etc..
Cooper Kelly
They helped the ANC destroy Apartheid because muh racism. Then they fled when South Africa predictably turned to shit.
Now they are in Australia pulling the same shit. Serious 50% of the apologists for African/Muslim/Refugee crime and multiculturalism are Jews. The Jewish lobby was the major reason the move to repeal Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, which criminalises speech that is offensive, was torpedoed.
A Jewish Commie was the beginning of the end of our White Australia policy too. He proved we were using the language test as a means to discriminate against Jews from entering the country.
Then in Australia and UK, they have a high percentage of Jewish South Africans. They don't represent the average white either with their progressive, "cause shit and get out" views. Jews made up around 1.5% of the white population in 2001, that figure is even less due to emigration.
Adam Scott
>He claims Jewish efforts to shape United States immigration policy were in opposition to what he sees as the interests of the peoples of non-Jewish European descent, particularly the peoples of Northern and Western Europe. He concludes the book by claiming that intellectual movements he examines are movements that are either "Jewish" by nature or Jewish-controlled, with baleful results: "the result has been a widening gulf between the cultural successes of Jews and Gentiles and a disaster for society as a whole."
Landon Foster
>I was wondering if they did it because America did it or if there was any pressure on them from America to do it.
there's no evidence that America put any political pressure on other countries to adopt their immigration policies pre or post 1965. and to say the countries that that followed suit and changed their policies to parallel America's because 'America did it' is too simple. In Canada's case, despite what retarded leaf Jow Forums says, the changes here did not begin with Trudeau in the 1970's, it began with Diefenbaker in 1961, 4 years before the 1965 Immigration Act. like i said don't discount the power of domestic movements in other countries that lobbied and manipulated for this change regardless of America's existence or what America did.
Landon Hughes
>The alternative faced by Europeans throughout the Western world is to place themselves in a position of enormous vulnerability in which their destinies will be determined by other peoples, many of whom hold deep historically conditioned hatreds toward them. Europeans' promotion of their own displacement is the ultimate foolishness—an historical mistake of catastrophic proportions.
Leo Anderson
>hiding evidence
The eastern european pogrom refugees were protesting White immigration policies since the 1800s
it culminated in 1965 act being passed, it started 50 years before the law was passed
Cooper Collins
>hiding evidence
what evidence? nothing you said contradicts anything I already have.
Jordan Collins
In 1924, (((Celler))) made his first important speech on the House floor against the Pro-White Johnson Immigration Act of 1924
In the 1940s, Celler opposed both the White America policy and forcefully advocating that the United States relax immigration laws on an emergency basis to allow millions of Jews to move to the US
Luce–Celler Act of 1946 allowed Filipinos and Indians to immigrate into the United States and become citizens.
This anti-White movement was headquartered in US and controlled policies of vassal states
Austin Taylor
Are you ashamed of your country you coward? Didn't your father teach you anything useful? Of course you didn't have one. Have some pride
Jackson Butler
i realized all of this, but i was answering OP original question about the US GOVERNMENT itself applying political pressure on others to change immigration policies to mirror theirs post 1965 and no they didn't. I am not blaming America for this when the it lies squarely on the same groups, movements and lobbyists you list and their counterparts in other Western nations that forced the change in both America and the west.
Daniel Johnson
The Anglosphere is only enriched by multi-culturalism when the non-white population is restricted to less than 5% non-white.
Ian Wright
Do not mix with the creatures. Find a good woman and breed with her.
Mason Watson
The US govt did apply political pressure on Australia to repeal the White Australia policy, since they were resisting and were stubborn to comply.
Juan Wright
source?
Caleb Nguyen
some article a while back mentioned that US pressured Australia to repeal its racial policies, since black American soldiers were stationed there and their civil rights were being violated.
They also had to take fight in Vietnam and take in Viet refugees as part of their role as a bitch to the US
Grayson Carter
>some article a while back mentioned that US pressured Australia to repeal its racial policies, since black American soldiers were stationed there and their civil rights were being violated.
this has nothing to do with immigration or the abolition of the White Australia Policy.
>They also had to take fight in Vietnam and take in Viet refugees as part of their role as a bitch to the US
This is the result of the culmination of immigration policy changes that occurred over the 30 years previous to 1975. It has nothing to do with the United States. look, my only point is this- there is no point in scapegoating the USA as the cause for liberalization of immigration in the West during the 60's and 70's when they themselves are the victims of the same (((groups))) we've been both outting throughout the entire thread. they aren't just based in the USA, they're everywhere. and holding the United States or the the US government as responsible is missing the point never mind plainly inaccurate. hold to account the ones who are truly responsible.
Noah Martin
US pressured Australia to repeal its White Australia policies (which includes immigration)
Japan has also been pressured using the same tactics. They closed burger bases due to black soldiers. But US still continues to pressure Japan and accept immigration.