The Rubin Report Australia's Immigration Just Took a Dark Turn & the World Needs to Know | Alex Antic
Nov 6, 2025
Australian Senator Alex Antic delves into the evolving political landscape of Australia, highlighting the lasting effects of COVID lockdowns that unveiled authoritarian tendencies. He discusses the implications of rising immigration on housing and services, and the complex debates surrounding the Aboriginal Voice referendum. Antic also contrasts urban multiculturalism with regional identities, while underscoring the importance of defending free speech and national values. With insights into natural beauty and safety tips, he captures the essence of contemporary Australian culture.
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COVID Exposed Institutional Fragility
- Alex Antic says COVID exposed the fragility of Western liberal institutions when bureaucrats assumed vast powers.
- He argues many lockdown decisions were driven by public servants rather than elected politicians.
Locked In A Hotel Quarantine
- Alex Antic describes being forced into a hotel quarantine with fences and police during COVID.
- He recalls strict meal rules and isolation that felt authoritarian and surreal.
Regional Australia Holds Cultural Core
- Antic says 'real' Australian culture remains stronger in regional areas than in cities.
- He notes urban Australia is more multicultural and leans left, while regional areas display traditional symbols and flags.