Sam Bamford

And I mean, all I've heard is this campaign over the past five or six days saying this is for young Australians, young Australians.

But I don't know about you.

I don't think there's too many young Australians that were overly delighted with it.

It's communism?

All of them.

And then everyone wonders why our birth rate's at 1.42, and if it goes below 1.4, that's an extinction-level event.

No one's ever recovered from that.

This is what I keep banging on about over the last couple of weeks.

Australians are about to become...

extinct in their own country and we're importing the difference which is demographically replacing us and this is this is now the fight I know that I need to have against this government to ensure that Australians are the main people in their own country because what I'm seeing just out there at the moment going to the shops going just talking to mates that are in real estate talking to mates that are in the building industry Australia is not becoming for Australians and I'm starting to get really pissed off about it

Big families built this country.

And also they started the culture war.

We're just trying to finish it, that's all.

Yeah, I definitely agree.

And I want to wind back there as well a little bit to, you know, just our history and culture a bit and what I think it was built on, right?

It's, you know, I think especially in the 1901 Federation came around.

That's where we united as a country.

It took a whole bunch of years for Indigenous people to get recognised into that.

But finally we did.

And then together from our original roots of, let's say, like your Anglo-Celtic European Australians to then have our Indigenous Australians.