NZ Post - Cry Baby Curry-Muncher

[Ryan-NZ]

So he left the casino where there are plenty of taxis, wonders down to a shady part of town outside a brothel and fain's innocence. As if, you stupid curry muncher. You were out there accosting the whores trying to find a White one, and you got served. Because all we have to go on is his word which means nothing, your so called injuries are nothing curry boy.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

* singing to the tune of "that's Amorè"*

"When your in a rough kiwi pub and get hit by a thug.....THAT'S A MAORI"!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

From Australia first newsletter 17/2/22

The India Connection: Special Notes
Mark F

Whilst trawling through past emails, I stumbled across the following, thoughts that pertained to the implementation of the India-Australia Bilateral Relations [IABR] agreement. For some reason, I only sent it out to 3 contacts. This was November 2018.

Thankfully, in retrospect, due to both the severe bushfires and the coronavirus crises arising in 2020, this diabolical economic-cooperation agenda could not be implemented.

What is of concern, is what the IRBR agreement will bring to bear. I refer to Sydney's Third City, emerging in its ssouth and outhwestern areas, which is to develop out of the new aerodrome at Badgerys Creek at the Aerotropolis.

This horror-to-behold, this Third City, has as its destiny to unfold as a Multi-Function Polis [MFP], focusing upon IT and high-tech. Effectively, it's to be a version of Silicon Valley. However, the innate problem with the MFP is that virtually all of the investments and moreover, those inhabiting this sphere - will be drawn from India. Therefore, it'll be an Indian colony, just as the Parramatta area has become since 2008.

Luckily for Australia, the Coronavirus crisis resulted in there being up to 250,000 less people in the country - about half of them who would have been from India. Alas, the Federal and State governments have recently made no secret of the fact that they intend to bring in up to 600,000 migrants per year up until 2027, in order to "catch up on the lost numbers."

In order to garner the extent of the sell-out, we can examine a document released on November 24, 2018, from the Indian Government's Ministry of External Affairs: 'State Visit of President to Australia to attend the IABR'.

It referred to a short video clip of a few thousand of the Indian colonists gathering in Parramatta Park for the unveiling of a statue of Mahatma Ghandi by the Indian President and Scott Morrison. Well, what an insult it is to see Parramatta Park meet this fate, when taking into consideration that it was an inherent part of the area back from the early 1800s, where the back-breaking toils of early settlers and convicts played out, where they laid the foundations that made Australia the alluring place it's become to these interlopers from the Subcontinent. The two dignitaries simply confirmed the 'validity' overwhelming numbers of immigrants who have radically transformed an entire district which was once the backbone of Australia's history.

What happens when these Indians become so profuse in the Parramatta area that they acquire positions in all tiers of governments. In the local echelon by 2032 Subcontinentals could fill every seat in the council. How will that change the cultural look of the area