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Fred Pawle

Sydney
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Broadcaster, journalist, author of 'Die Laughing: The Biography of Bill Leak', and former host at ADH TV.
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Unwelcome, Stranger

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By Fred Pawle
| Substack
The case in favour of mass, unrestricted migration is simple: poor people who live in shitty countries just want a better chance in life, so why would you not let them resettle in a country where that is possible? Let’s overlook the enormous cultural consequences of this for a second and turn it around. What if the opportunity for a better life was back where they came from?
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Poles Apart

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By Fred Pawle
| Substack
Here’s a contrast that sums up the politics of our times. On Friday evening, Polish President Karol Nawrocki, on a flight bound for Senegal, was informed that the head of his country’s Constitutional Tribunal had been sacked and replaced, and that police were now surrounding the tribunal building to protect the new incumbent and her cronies. Nawrocki immediately announced on X, “At such a moment, the President must be in Poland”, and ordered his pilot to do a 180.
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Curry and Whine

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By Fred Pawle
| Substack
Indians celebrate Victorian Liberal MP Evan Mulholland promising a $600k community kitchen renovation in return for their votes. In breaking news, it turns out that Indians have always made nauseatingly whiny immigrants. I would not have learned this if Victorian Premier Ben Carroll hadn’t raised the issue at the Victorian government’s first ever official Diwali celebration this month.
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