Multiculturalism went down in a screaming heap this morning with the actions of police taking into custody certain persons in Sydney and Melbourne.

It was John Howard  himself who characterised multiculturalism back  in June 1988 (before he became politically correct) as "a rather aimless and divisive policy".

Foisted on us  for the  last 30 years the policy has brought into this country some people whose only aim in life is to do gross injury to the land that adopted them.

Australia used to be a place where you could call a spade a spade, say what you think, where  the signs on shop fronts were all in a language you could understand and you could walk down a street anywhere without feeling a stranger in your own country.

Now you have to apologise for being an Australian,  and look over your shoulder before you express an honest opinion.

We have reverse ethnic cleansing where all the "anglos" are moving out of the suburbs they grew up in for the sake of their own peace and security.

One Nation believes actions of ASIO and the Federal Police today have only scratched the surface in  the battle to maintain security in this country.

A key question now is whether  the Government is prepared to  radically reform its immigration philosophy and officially assign multiculturalism to the political dustbin.