Pauline hanson quits australia

[jango]

Well the latest news is that pauline Hanson is moving to the UK because Australia is no longer the land of opportunity. I have to admit that i think that she will find the same issues anywhere she will go in the world and i think that she will find this out the hard way.

[cbreedon]

I don't know a whole lot about what's going on in Oz but the thinks I hear about the UK is pretty bad... Not sure why she would go there...

[Kilgor]

Far more fertile ground in the UK than in Australia.

[budgie]

Australia just got rated with like five of the top ten most livable cities and she's leaving? Guess they can add her town to the list next.

[bersaglieri]

The right wing anti - immigration nut becomes an immigrant? oh the irony.

[Clockwinder]

YAHHHHHH!!! You Beauty!!! Good Riddance. About time we started shipping the rejects back the other way.

[happyslapper]

Who is she, and why are we being lumbered with her?

Edit:
OMFG. Raise the fecking draw-bridge. Now.

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[RSone]

InB4DUDEFACE.

[wagon]

Good riddance. Hopefully she'll take a few others with her ; we don't need her kind here.

[wilhelm]

Good riddance. Hopefully she'll take a few others with her ; we don't need her kind here.

Don't worry, she's a dying breed......
wait, wut?

[Atlantic Friend]

Wait, she's an Australian politician with an anti-immigration rhetoric, saying immigrants cause disease, and she chose to EMIGRATE to another country?

[rgjbloke]

This article in the Telegraph say's it all really. The British Nazi's are welcoming her.

Heres the link: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/7256068/BNP-leader-Nick-Griffin-welcomes-Australian-politician-Pauline-Hansons-move-to-Britain.html

BNP leader Nick Griffin welcomes Australian politician Pauline Hanson's move to Britain

The decision by the controversial former anti-immigration Australian politician Pauline Hanson to emigrate to Britain has been welcomed by the BNP leader Nick Griffin, who said she would be a 'good addition' to the UK.



By Bonnie Malkin in Sydney
Published: 12:39PM GMT 17 Feb 2010

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/multimedia/archive/01580/griffin_1580105c.jpg Nick Griffin (left) and Pauline Hanson Photo: EPA/AP


Mr Griffin said Miss Hanson, who once claimed Australia was being "swamped by Asians", would not be a "sponger".
The British National Party leader and MEP also said Miss Hanson would also be "very welcome" to play a political role in the party.

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Miss Hanson, 55, who formed the nationalist One Nation party and turned it into a political force during the 1990s, said in an interview with Woman's Day magazine this week she had "had enough" of her homeland and was leaving. The former fish and chip shop owner said Australia was no longer a land of opportunity and she wanted to see what Britain had to offer.
While she admitted that her political career in Australia was over, she has not hinted at her ambitions for her new life. It is not known where exactly she plans to settle, but she said she would consider buying a property in the English countryside.
Mr Griffin warned Miss Hanson to choose her new home carefully because Britain had become one of the "most overcrowded" nations in the world, thanks - he claimed - to the Labour Party's decision to admit "three million spongers".
He claimed that more than 100,000 "indigenous" Londoners had fled the British capital every year over the past two decades.
"It has been a relentless flow because they can't stand living there and feeling like foreigners in their own city. I'd recommend she stay away from inner London and go off and find somewhere that is recognisably still British. Any of the smaller towns or the country, places you know you are in Britain and are not the Third World yet," he told the Sydney Morning Herald.
Mr Griffin said his party's leadership had observed Miss Hanson's career from afar and understood her "persecution".
He said Miss Hanson had not yet made contact with the BNP, but he hoped she would.
"As [Britain's] most recent immigrant, she will be very welcome if she wants to join and become involved. She has had some very interesting experiences in terms of persecution, and there would be a role for her if she wishes."
Miss Hanson's hardline views, which helped her win a seat in parliament in 1996, sparked a national debate on immigration in Australia. But she lost her seat after two years and was briefly jailed in 2003 for fraudulently spending electoral funds. The conviction was quashed and she sought re-electing four times, blaming her most recent defeat on the publication of topless photographs of her, which turned out to be fake.
She can hold dual citizenship because her father is English.

[Atlantic Friend]

Miss Hanson, 55, who formed the nationalist One Nation party and turned it into a political force during the 1990s, said in an interview with Woman's Day magazine this week she had "had enough" of her homeland and was leaving.

Now that's hardcore nationalism...

[ArchieGates]

Goodbye Ipswich's Rose...

[vinny_121_ND]

Well, I can tell her she's not going to like what she sees in the UK. Whites are becoming the new 'visible minority' in London. Interracial marriages are happening all around. I can tell you she is NOT welcome in Canada.

[Warrigal]

I won't miss the bi... er, woman.

[digrar]

Will the UK take her, she's a crim, with gaol time up?

[Clockwinder]

Will the UK take her, she's a crim, with gaol time up?
Why not? They sent us all their crims.

[sgt_G]

Why not? They sent us all their crims.

touche sir!

[wagon]

I just have to.... :)


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