Australia acting too soft on war criminals [Video]

With Australian soldiers returning from fighting alongside Israeli forces, it’s questionable if the Labor Government will investigate possible war crimes, writes Bilal Cleland.

WHILE WE HAVE long discriminated against First Nations people, we have been open to those who look like “us”, White European colonists, being somewhat too accepting of backgrounds.

We saw the fruits of this with Arthur Calwell’s desire to bring in blond blue-eyed European migrants post-war and his removal of brown Malays.

One result was the local idolisation of Poglavnik Pavelic by immigrant supporters of and participants in the barbaric Ustasha of wartime Croatia, exposed by Yugoslav organisations in Australia.

This led to investigations of some of the more rabid anti-communist organisations composed largely of European immigrants.

During the 1972 Federal Election campaign, a pamphlet was handed out by anti-Ustasha campaigners showing PM Billy McMahan meeting with the Liberal Party Migrant Advisory Committee in Canberra. It contained some notorious Nazi empire remnants.

Getting rid of …