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Australia prawdopodobnie przyjmie białych farmerów z RPA.

Australia should help white South African farmers: Govt frontbencher

Government frontbencher Michael Sukkar says he supports Home affairs minister Peter Dutton's push to fasttrack visas for white farmers facing persecution in South Africa.

Mr Dutton says his office is exploring options to help persecuted farmers, although other senior government ministers have denied that there is a humanitarian crisis in South Africa.

Mr Sukkar has told Sky News says he wants to 'encourage' Minister Dutton to help vulnerable white South African farmers come to Australia.

https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_5753889803001

Oczywiście australijskie lewactwo już musiało Duttona zwyzywać od rasistów i nazistów:

Peter Dutton is staring down fierce criticism from "crazy lefties" as he pushes on with plans to bring white South African farmers into Australia.

The Home Affairs Minister insists he is unperturbed by "mean cartoons" and negative media coverage.
"They don't realise how completely dead they are to me," Mr Dutton told 2GB radio on Thursday.

"We just get on with making decisions that we need to."

Mr Dutton caused widespread controversy and diplomatic tensions after arguing last week the "persecuted" farmers needed help from a "civilised country" like Australia.

He wants the farmers fast-tracked through Australia's refugee program.

Greens senator Nick McKim labelled the minister a racist and fascist, arguing the Liberal Party was still wedded to the White Australia policy.

"It's naked and it's transparent and it's out in the open," Senator McKim told Sky News.

Senator McKim claimed Mr Dutton was regurgitating speaking points from neo-Nazi and white nationalist websites, who were bragging they had "captured" the minister.

[...]Mr Dutton insists he is blind to skin colour and will continue to bring in migrants based on the national interest.

"It concerns me that people are being persecuted at the moment - that's the reality - the numbers of people dying or being savagely attacked in South Africa is a reality," he said.

Mr Dutton likened the latest backlash to reaction over his comments about a supposed African gang crisis in Melbourne over summer.

"Stick to the facts and you're on safe grounds so all of the criticism over the last week has meant nothing to me," he said.

Mr Dutton said he had been inundated with messages of support and references to particular cases of white South African farmers in need of help.

"We'll start to work through those and if people meet the criteria under the program then they'll settle under the program here," he said.

"If people think I'm going to cower or take a backward step because of their nonsense, fabricated, fake news criticism, then they've got another thing coming."

Meanwhile, one of his coalition colleagues is warning there could be food shortages if white South African farmers are allowed to migrate to Australia.

"The black South African farmers certainly have not proved themselves," Nationals MP Andrew Broad told ABC radio.

"They need the skill set of the white South African farmers if they're going to have any chance of feeding the population that they've got."

http://www.news.com.au/national/breaking...c53d236666
  
Ciekawe. Jeśli naprawdę tak jest, że czarni farmerzy nie znają się na rolnictwie tak dobrze jak biali, to rzeczywiście - RPA będzie miała problem z żarciem.