Imagine if you got shamed in America for flying an American flag on 4th of July.

That's what's happening in Australia.

You're antagonizing people who are not white by just flying the country's flag on the day that is named after the country.

Like, that is what's going on, right?

That is exactly what's going on.

If you were to go to Australia now and say, what is the identity of this nation, you wouldn't be able to identify

it. I'm concerned that Australia is going downhill extremely, extremely quickly. I don't know

how it can come back up if we don't see immediate change, change in the immediate future rather.

Do you have any idea who's behind this?

Australia, also known as the land down under, or as my friends call it down under,

down under, because they can't say they're ours, but once touted as more British than actual

Britain, but with sunlight and less depression and maybe a little bit less alcoholism has now turned into a

mega utopian society. But for who? Well, for immigrants, that is, surrounded by water on all sides,

the country boasts some of the strongest civil and border protection, but suddenly they're not

enforcing it like every other Western country. And once a nation with the white Australia policy, which pretty much only favored white

immigrants, has now opened its doors not just up to the rest of the world, but seems

to be favoring them.

What's up with this change?

It has bringing in tons of people from India and South Asia really made the nation better.

How the people of Australia benefited? Is the housing crisis

not existent? Are they living a better life? Well, we'll find out today with my guest,

Maria Z. She's an Australian independent journalist and a commentator who rose to prominence

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