> Who’s Starting Riots? Who Benefits: New Powers for Police to Crack Down on Sydney rioters
15 December 2005, 03:06
Being an Australian, there has been an underlying racism here for approx. 10 years. Strangely our Primeminister has served for that length of time as well. For the last few years, since the propaganda on the Iraq War has filtered back to our redneck colony, our Primeminister has decided "WHO COMES TO OUR COUNTRY". The talk back radio "friends" of our longserving Priminister have encouraged dissension amongst the uneducated and insular population, particularly in reference to our poorly educated Middle Eastern youth.
Now that we have revived our "sedition" laws hurriedly through parliament, this seems to have lanced the boil. We have locked up a few middle eastern alleged "terrorists" already at a place no Australian knows about, somewhere in our unpredictable outback. Even the lawyers of these alleged terrorists have difficulty contacting them.
There is so much hatred here, which we have never experienced before. Our nation has become the big divide between the elite and those of no consequence. We used to be happy and easygoing, but no longer. Our leaders appear to encourage homegrown terrorists. Well it looks like their wishes are coming true. We will shortly become a police nation, but this will keep our leaders happy.
Being an Australian, there has been an underlying racism here for approx. 10 years. Strangely our Primeminister has served for that length of time as well. For the last few years, since the propaganda on the Iraq War has filtered back to our redneck colony, our Primeminister has decided "WHO COMES TO OUR COUNTRY". The talk back radio "friends" of our longserving Priminister have encouraged dissension amongst the uneducated and insular population, particularly in reference to our poorly educated Middle Eastern youth.
Now that we have revived our "sedition" laws hurriedly through parliament, this seems to have lanced the boil. We have locked up a few middle eastern alleged "terrorists" already at a place no Australian knows about, somewhere in our unpredictable outback. Even the lawyers of these alleged terrorists have difficulty contacting them.
There is so much hatred here, which we have never experienced before. Our nation has become the big divide between the elite and those of no consequence. We used to be happy and easygoing, but no longer. Our leaders appear to encourage homegrown terrorists. Well it looks like their wishes are coming true. We will shortly become a police nation, but this will keep our leaders happy.