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Who put the cult into multiculturalism?

27 May 2017

9:00 AM

27 May 2017

9:00 AM

A British General of the Raj, told that suttee was an Indian custom, replied: ‘We have a custom too. When men burn women alive, we hang them.’ It was a set-back for multiculturalism. Really bad ideas that become government policy with bipartisan support seldom have a single father. But Australian multiculturalism, like the grandiose Parliament House and the PC-infiltrated Australian Defence Force Academy, owes a lot to Malcolm Fraser.

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