Australia’s housing crisis is entrenched (Leithvo)

This week's Treasury of Common Sense on Radio 2GB/4BC discusses the collapse in housing completions, which has coincided with Australia's aggressive population growth via mass immigration.



There seems to be a lot of people that miss the message about posts criticising mass migration and talk about the problem of billionaires. You can be against both. Criticising mass migration doesn't necessarily mean you are against people from other countries. If millions of Europeans came into Australia and jacked up housing availability then that would be a huge problem. If a proportion of them engaged in criminal activity that would also be a problem too. You could argue that the country simply did not need any more people coming in in the first place.

The idea that criticising immigration levels is intrinsically wrong is wrong. And when it comes to the policy itself, it's been pushed by technocrat-billionaire types that concoct these things at the WEF. They basically con well meaning left leaning people into thinking that open borders is good idea while using what's happening to crush Western countries (for their benefit).

The only real way of stopping what's happening is to stop supporting globalist leaning political parties. But for some people that will never happen, and they'll end up digging their own graves while following other destructive globalist cons like we see with climate change and NET ZERO - ideas that have driven up energy costs and led to massive deindustrialisation (along with corporate outsourcing). Nationalist leaning parties tend to stand against these things, although it's not guaranteed, but the globalist leaning ones certainly do not.

Everyone can clearly see that in the last few decades, thanks to globalism, which is a finance corporatist scam, that things in the West have massively declined. Life was actually better in the past, even ten years ago, so the lesson now is to dial back the clock.

[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, January 23, 2026.]