White Student Unions - Downunder

[Rev.Cambeul]

Note that the mainstream media and the Left-Wing institutionalised education system completely denounce this are either RACIST or a HOAX - and commonly as a RACIST HOAX! While the attitude of the education system and mainstream media maintain their decades old anti-White All-White-people-are-Racist mantra, the overwhelming support for the White Student Unions from the average person commenting on the article shows that the work we Creators have been doing is being noticed. People may be too cowardly to stand up and join with us, but they are at least sitting up and letting it be known that they are aware.

Behind the 'white student unions' springing up at Australian universities

Australia | December 2, 2015

http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/careers/behind-the-white-student-unions-springing-up-at-australian-universities/news-story/1ec829bb66b30a8e98544784f1746b75

http://www.perthnow.com.au/business/work/behind-the-white-student-unions-springing-up-at-australian-universities/news-story/1ec829bb66b30a8e98544784f1746b75#load-story-comments

SO-CALLED white student unions are springing up at universities across Australia, charged with supporting and defending the interests of white students who they say are becoming marginalised from on-campus life and political debate.

At least seven unofficial unions have formed at rapid speed in the past week, claiming to represent students of European descent at the University of Queensland, the University of Southern Queensland, the University of Technology, Sydney, Macquarie University, Western Sydney University, the University of NSW and the University of Western Australia.

However, there are allegations that the movement is in fact an elaborate attempt to troll universities and the media, by the likes of users of online bulletin boards 4chan and 8chan.

If it is a hoax, it is a pretty sophisticated one, with members reaching out to news.com.au to share their views on the need to "advance our interests as white students".

The proliferation of white student unions follows a similar trend in the US, where groups have built considerable support on social media and many intend to establish an on-campus presence in the new year. However, this has also been dismissed as a hoax.

Australian universities have distanced themselves from these unofficial groups, which are copping backlash on social media by fellow students and others who accuse them of white supremacy and racism. Responses to the groups on social media have ranged from "be proud of your heritage!" to "f*** off Nazis".

Others have responded with utter incredulity: "This page is satire, right?" one person asked.

But the students behind the unions deny white pride is akin to racism, and argue they have as legitimate a place in university life as any other student group.

'ALL WE WANT IS EQUALITY'

The White Students Union at the Western Sydney University, which formed over the weekend and is already "into the double digits" of members, is "not out to antagonise anyone", according its spokesman.

The spokesman, who approached news.com.au to write a story, said he was a 24-year-old journalism student and gave us his name, but we have chosen not to publish it because we could not verify it.

He said the group, which will seek formal registration with the university in 2016 and already has a six-person committee, was designed to "advance our interests as white students and promote a safe space where we can come together as a community and organise".

"We're a genuine group, we're not doing it to troll anyone," he told news.com.au.

"If you roll up to any university these days you'll have gay safe spaces, Muslim safe spaces: in the last four or five years it's become very politically correct.

"That's great. I'm as PC as they come. We're staying within the narrative. All we want is equality."

He said he was "absolutely" expecting a backlash, but wanted to "test the boundaries of what they're willing to acknowledge".

"We just thought, why not? Everyone else is doing it, why can't we do it? Anecdotally we have a lot of support from the ethnic students," he said.

"Our main antagonists are actually the older, white academics. These people say they're all about equality. The academics try to build this narrative that nobody supports this stuff, but it's happening. We're just using that language ourselves."

Despite the hoax claims, universities are taking the rise of these unions seriously.

In a statement, a spokesman for Western Sydney University said the group was not an official or authorised student group, adding: "The university prides itself on the diversity of its university community and condemns any action that seeks to undermine this."

The University of Technology, Sydney, and Macquarie University both said white student unions formed by their students were not official and did not reflect the views of the universities or the majority of their students.

In the "About" section of the Facebook page for the UTS White Student Union, it says the group was "advancing the rights for the people of European descent" and "anyone from any background can join".

A spokeswoman for Macquarie University said it had publicly contacted the administrators of the page yesterday, requesting that they remove the campus image and refrain from referring to themselves as "a student organisation at Macquarie University".

"We understand this page is likely to be part of a wider hoax, stemming from North America, nevertheless we are continuing our investigations into the origin of this page," the spokeswoman told news.com.au.

A spokeswoman for the University of NSW said a Facebook page for the UNSW White Student Union was "in no way related" to UNSW or its student groups. "The university will be asking Facebook to delete the page," the spokeswoman said.

The University of Queensland went so far as to condemn the University of Queensland White Student Union, which was formed last Tuesday, as a "racist web hoax".

On its Facebook page, which has 378 likes, the University of Queensland White Student Union group rails against university overcrowding and "rich international students" outbidding white Australian students for rental housing and casual work.

"We're forced to put up with an overcrowded campus that hosts thousands more students than it was ever designed for. Not enough parking, not enough toilets, not enough computers, not enough study spaces," a post dated November 24 reads.

"We're forced to do group work with internationals who can't speak English, we carry the load and do all the work while our marks are dragged down.

"We're forced to put up with the anti-social behaviour of a particular group of students who treat study spaces as social spaces and constantly attempt to 'reserve' public resources such as computers. Enough is enough."

The founders of the UQ group asked not to be identified but said they represented white students "who've had their voices silenced by political correctness".

"Individual people can be bullied into submission but as a group we can't be silenced," the group told news.com.au

"Political correctness and free speech are issues that are becoming more and more important."

The group said existing student organisations were "obsessed with catering to minorities" and they planned to establish their own society on campus in 2016.

"We're very clear on our position that white people have every right to organise themselves and act collectively to further their mutual interests," they said.

"We don't think whites are inherently 'superior' and definitely don't think they should 'rule over' anybody else.


Comment:

I left the following comment on both article links above. As is always the case on mainstream media these days, my comment was automatically filtered out.

For those making statements that White Student Unions, or indeed, any form of Whites Only Club is RACIST stupidity or other such nonsense because in their limited opinion there are white skinned people all around the world, it seems you need reminded that White People is a reference to European People. White has been used as the popular collective pronoun in such a way that it has eclipsed the use of European by 1. White People: Because it supersedes the divisive nation-state reality of yesterday's Europe. And 2. Non-White People: Because as we White Australians are so often reminded, non-White Australians don't give a damn about whether we are of Scottish, English, French, German, Russian et al origin; To them, we are merely those White Fellas that they hate so much.

Using the same argument, if there are white skinned people of differing races all around the world, then there are also aboriginal people of differing races all around the world. If one cannot have a Whites Only Club, then sure as hell the other cannot have an Aboriginal Only Club, as obviously, there is no such thing as Aborigines.

Be sure to consider that as you return to your ethnic enclaves to bitch to your racial and cultural fellowship about "Those uppity White racists, who don't know their place."

Reverend Cailen Cambeul,
Church of Creativity.

Australian born,
Indigenous of Scotland,
White man.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Queensland University of Technology Segregates White Students - Maintains Special Learning Facilities for Blacks - White Students Not Permitted

Abo Offended by Whites Attempting to Enter - Sues QUT


QUT embroiled in 'segregation' furore

Frank Chung | News Limited | 4 February 2016

http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/careers/qut-embroiled-in-segregation-furore/news-story/dcdff3b57557aaf98576207f0ea7944e

AUSTRALIA'S Race Discrimination Commissioner has declined to weigh in on whether "racially segregated" university facilities are in breach of the Racial Discrimination Act.

Most major universities have study centres dedicated to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, such as the University of Sydney's Koori Centre, which help guide indigenous students through their studies.

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Queensland University of Technology employee Cindy Prior is suing a number of students and staff, claiming she has suffered­ "offence, embarrassment, humiliation and psychiatric injury­" over actions and comments of three staff and five students of the university.

The case stems from an incident in 2013, when three students attempted to use a computer lab at the Oodgeroo Unit. Ms Prior asked the students "whether they were indigenous". She told them they were in "an indigenous space for Aborig­inal and Torres Strait students" and there were other places they could use computers, The Australian reported.

One of the students then complained on a university Facebook page, writing: "Just got kicked out of the unsigned indigenous computer room. QUT [is] stopping segregation with segregation."

Another student wrote: "I wonder where the white supremacist computer lab is."

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Race Discrimination Commissioner Dr Tim Soutphommasane pictured with his lunch

Under the Racial Discrimination Act, it is unlawful to discriminate against someone based on their race, including in access to places or facilities. But according to Race Discrimination Commissioner, Dr Tim Soutphommasane, "the Act does allow for what are known as special measures".

"Measures taken for the sole purpose of securing for certain individuals an equal enjoyment of rights and freedoms are not to be deemed racial discrimination," he said in a statement to news.com.au.

A spokeswoman for Dr Soutphommasane declined to elaborate on whether a racially segregated facility would be defined as a "special measure" under the Act. [more ...]

[Rev.Cambeul]

Facebook pulled into racial hatred case

Headley Thomas | The Australian | 28 May 2016

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/facebook-pulled-into-racial-hatred-case/news-story/b2f437f9cb55a5ad6918362bee64947e

Extract: An Abo woman who accuses university students in Queensland of racial hatred under the Racial Discrim­in­ation Act is taking her costly legal fight for $250,000 in damag­es to Facebook's corporate headquarters in Ireland.

Solicitors for Cindy Prior, who seeks the payout after being ­unable to work for almost three years following her ejection of the students from the university's ­indigenous-only unit and their subsequent Facebook posts which commented on the action, are ­relying on a Hague Convention to serve Facebook in Dublin.

Ms Prior wants Facebook Ireland to produce documents ­including details of when the Facebook account was created, the email address or phone number with which it was set up, the date, location and device on which it was deleted, a full metadata ­history of the account, and every profile picture it featured.

The account posted a Facebook comment which referred to "ITT niggers" during the debate on the QUT Stalker Space forum after Ms Prior told the students to leave the computer lab at the Oodgeroo Unit after she established they were not indigenous. [more ...]