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Aussie workers overrun by foreign job applicants · The Slippery Slope

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  down low. This story came up, yeah, the
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  other week I'd I'd talked about about immigration and about how
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  in Australia we have a housing crisis.
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  And yet the government is gaslighting us.
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  Gaslighting us big time. Yep, we've got a housing crisis.
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  We've got more homeless people than we've ever had.
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  Housing is completely unaffordable.
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  Rental prices are just blown out of the water.
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  Forget about it, you know, And the government says, well, we're
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  looking into it. We're going to try and, you
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  know, stem the problem. We're going to try and help
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  people. And in the meantime, let's let
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  700,000 people into the country. New migrants, let the let's let
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  them into the country because that'll help the housing
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  problem. So oh, my dismay when I saw this
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  article come up and and you'd think that they they truly are
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  just gaslighting as I. And and it's funny here.
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  This is from macro business. Aussie workers overrun by
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  foreign job applicants. I'd noticed something a few
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  weeks ago in the place where I'd worked.
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  That's the area where I work. I was sitting in, sitting at the
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  mess hall, and I noticed that just the last probably two
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  months, a lot more, a lot more people of other nationalities
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  were there. And whatever it does, being from
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  another nationality doesn't bother me.
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  And I think it's, you know, it's good multiculturalism.
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  I think it's perfectly fine if it's done in a coordinated
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  manner that you know, people are brought in and the the and it's
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  sustainable. At the moment it's not
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  sustainable. You can't have a housing crisis
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  and allow 700,000 people in. You can't have issues with job
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  vacancies but just keep bringing more people in.
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  Australians finding it hard to find work but oh, it's it's all
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  right, but you can just go on the dole and we'll just keep
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  bringing more people from overseas in.
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  So, as this story says, for only the third time in 18 months, job
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  ad volumes rose in December, up 0.5%.
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  The rise was supported by a 2.2 in percent increase in demand
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  for trades and services workers, specifically laborers, welders
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  and Boilermakers, 8%, and gardening and landscaping roles,
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  8%. Hospitality and tourism job ads,
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  which have been on the decline since August, rose 3.7% in
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  December. Oh, just as a sidenight I went
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  out to a restaurant in Townsville just just the other
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  night, and not one of the white staff was Australian.
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  Every one of them. Every one of them.
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  This is a nice restaurant, Very nice restaurant.
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  Every one of them was had a foreign accent.
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  Everyone was a European. Every one of them was a European
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  accent. Anyway.
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  Hospitality and Let's Go Down Here.
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  Applications per job ad also rose by 6% in November,
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  demonstrating continued rising competition for job
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  opportunities. It's always good.
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  So says he. The last line is the kicker.
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  Job ads versus applications shows that despite the high job
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  ads, unemployment is on the March.
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  Like I said, our government is gaslighting us.
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  Unemployment is on the March. Unemployment's on the rise.
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  People are finding it harder to get jobs because although there
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  are plenty of jobs getting around, we're bringing in way
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  too many people from overseas and giving them the work.
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  Forget about the people who were born here, forget about the
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  Australians. They don't care about
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  Australians. The government is trying to
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  destroy Australian culture. It's trying to destroy the
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  Australian lifestyle, it's trying to destroy Australia.
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  That's why none of our politicians, or very little of
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  our politicians stand up for Australia Day.
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  Stand up and say no, we need to celebrate Australia Day.
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  There's no emphatic yes. Australia Day is here and that's
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  all there is to it. Everyone's too busy carrying,
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  trying to see which way the wind's wind's blowing, too busy
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  lining their pockets as they make money out of all the new
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  immigrants that come through and all the all the the deals they
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  do on the side. Government is gaslighting us.
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  There's are screwing us over on housing, they're screwing us
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  over in the job market and then they'll turn around and say,
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  well, you know, we'll look into it.
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  We're here for Australians, we're supporting Australians
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  here, have some more money for the doll.
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  But you know, we'll give all the work, all the good paying jobs
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  to all these new migrants. They need it.
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  The government's gaslighting us takings for a big ride.
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  That's my opinion on everything. As I said, this country has been
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  in decline for a long time. We keep voting in politicians
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  who only care about themselves. They don't really care about the
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  nation or the people within it. Far too left-leaning and they've
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  forgotten about the people they're actually actually here
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  to represent and Queensland will be the worst, I reckon.
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  Anyway, that's just my opinion. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope, they. Just