Hanson Highlights Cultural Concerns During London Visit
Wanderstayfinder.com – The One Nation leader recently addressed a gathering in London, asserting that Australia is mirroring Britain’s trajectory toward cultural deterioration. She attributed this shift to several factors, including substantial immigration, the implementation of multicultural policies, the influence of Islam, net zero initiatives, and what she described as “woke” ideology, particularly regarding trans rights. Her visit to the United Kingdom coincided with the inaugural British iteration of the influential American Conservative Political Action Conference, where she shared the stage with figures such as former prime minister Liz Truss and Nigel Farage.
Comparing Australia to England
During her Saturday address, which was broadcast live on YouTube, Hanson offered her perspective on the capital city. While acknowledging England’s beauty, she expressed reservations about London itself. She recounted a recent visit to Tower Hamlets, noting how the experience altered her perception of the location.
“I went to Tower Hamlets [a multicultural area in east London] just last week. Well, wasn’t that a rude awakening to me. I felt I was in another country. I didn’t believe this was England,” she said.
She subsequently clarified her stance on the city, stating, “London? No, thank you. That’s my opinion … I see this happening too in some parts of Australia … I fear for England, I really do. You were the crystal ball for me to come over here and see what’s happened here. I believe we’re about five to 10 years behind England.”
Toward the conclusion of her remarks, Hanson urged the audience not to feel compelled to apologize for their heritage. She emphasized that while historical errors should inform future actions, society must avoid simply reversing those mistakes.
“Do not apologise for being white. I’m sick of hearing about white privilege. We are all human beings. We must learn from the mistakes of the past, but we don’t repeat that in reverse now, and I see that happening.”
Immigration and Political Trends
Reports indicate that Hanson also spoke at a conference dinner on Friday, where media presence was restricted. According to leaked audio obtained by the Nine newspapers, she drew parallels between the two nations regarding population movement.
“immigration is destroying our country as it has destroyed yours”
Farage, who leads Reform UK, highlighted Hanson’s rising popularity in his own address. He drew comparisons between her political ascent and Donald Trump’s success in the United States.
“This political revolution of course has happened in America,” Farage said. “It’s happening in Australia as we speak. Pauline: amazing. Amazing what you’ve done to get to the top of the opinion polls.”
Resolving Rumors with Joyce
Amidst her international travels, Hanson addressed speculation concerning her relationship with Barnaby Joyce, a recent recruit to One Nation. She denied reports of a disagreement stemming from her European tour and a podcast appearance with British activist Tommy Robinson. In a video posted to social media on Friday, she characterized her relationship with Joyce positively.
“We get on so well together and he’s having the time of his life,” Hanson said.
She mentioned that Joyce had contacted her earlier in the week, praising her leadership capabilities. Joyce himself dismissed the notion of a split on Friday, telling Channel Nine’s Today Show that observers were attempting to create division.
“Pauline and I are great mates,” Joyce said. “I find it a very easy, constructive relationship to be in as far as politics goes, to be quite frank.”
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