Extract: A Sydney mother (a mud-shark) who is living in the US with her African American husband and three children says she now feels so uneasy about her family's future that they're moving back to Australia.
Karen Burton, who has been living in the traditional Republican state of Georgia since 2014, said Donald Trump's election as US president yesterday was the "straw that broke the camel's back".
"My husband is born and bred American but he's tired of being black in America."
Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/world/2016/11/10/13/35/aussie-mum-to-bring-family-back-home-after-trump-victory#zlT1YBYmHWsBoqKb.99
Comment:Stay the hell away from Australia; we don't want you. Take your tribe and eff off back to Africa!
@Cailen.
Heaps of people are Googling how to leave America
Kirrily Schwarz | News.com.au (http://www.news.com.au/) (Australia) | 10 November 2016
http://www.news.com.au/travel/world-travel/north-america/move-to-australia-spikes-on-google-after-us-election/news-story/f4ec8afce27d1f80edfba4f031696bf1
Extract: WITH Donald Trump taking victory, and while many joked about moving to Canada pending the outcome of the election, it seems a few of them were actually serious.
Shortly after 3pm today, Canada's official immigration website crashed.
https://twitter.com/gbengasesan/status/796203267181211648
It's not just Canada who could be preparing for a deluge of Americans. Google Trends shows the searches "Move to Australia" and "Move to New Zealand" have spiked over the past few hours.
For Australia, most inquiries are coming from Colorado, Kentucky, Tennessee, Washington and Virginia. For New Zealand, most searches are originating in Oregon, Colorado, Washington, Missouri and Virginia.
It's easy for Americans to come to Australia. They can apply online for an Electronic Travel Authority, which allows multiple entries to Australia over 12 months, granting entry for three months at a time.
If they're aged between 18 and 30, they can apply for a Working Holiday visa. According to the http://border.gov.au website, there are also plenty of options if they have "skills Australia needs" or are interested in "regional employment".
Well we need more White women in the top end, if they are liberals or not. There are plenty of white guy who'll breed with them still.
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South African Nig-Nog Billionaire Will Give $1 Million To Any Jigaboo that Wants To Leave Americahttps://empireherald.com/back-to-africa-movement-to-help-blacks-leave-america-if-donald-trump-becomes-president
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Extract: Washington, D.C. – South African Billionaire, Femi Adenugame, has released a statement offering to help African-Americans leave the United States if Donald Trump is elected president. According to reports, he is offering $1 Million, a home and car to every Black family who wants to come to South Africa.
Concerns about Donald Trump becoming president has prompted a South African billionaire to invest his fortune in helping African-Americans leave the United States to avoid further discrimination and inequality. With the recent media coverage exposing police brutality and racially motivated crimes against African-Americans, Femi Adenugame, has decided to put his fortune to what he believes is good use. He has created the "Back To Africa" movement in efforts to assist African-Americans in returning to their "motherland" and starting a fresh life. According to reports, Femi Adenugame has invested over $500 Million into the project. Adenugame owns 5 commercial 747 jets and a fleet of cruise ships which he plans to use to transport those who are interested in "returning" to Africa from the United States.
"I am urging all Black people in America to leave while this opportunity is available. I welcome you to your original home. Donald Trump represents the overall consensus of how America feels about people of color. I have sat back long enough, it is time for me to help my people abroad," Adenugame said.
Adenugame indicated that he got his idea from Marcus Garvey which encouraged those of African descent to return to the African homelands of their ancestors back in the 19th Century.
The Back to Africa movement is set to officially launch in November 2016.
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Comment:Fatten your lips, kink your hair, cover your face in shit, take the cash and bugger off to live with the Boers. Use your million to build and arm your Church of Creativity South Africa.
@Cailen.
This is amusing, but false (unfortunately).
http://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/mayors-of-sanctuary-cities-in-the-us-say-they-will-fight-trumps-plans-for-mass-deportations/news-story/8e5cb11fad63f1ecd8e864d34e746002
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/mayors-of-sanctuary-cities-in-the-us-say-they-will-fight-trumps-plans-for-mass-deportations/news-story/8e5cb11fad63f1ecd8e864d34e746002
DEMOCRATIC mayors of major US cities have pledged to protect residents from deportation, despite President-elect Donald Trump's vows to withhold potentially millions of dollars in taxpayer money if they do not co-operate.New York City's Bill de Blasio, Chicago's Rahm Emanuel and Seattle's Ed Murray are among those in "sanctuary cities" that have tried to soothe immigrant populations worried about Trump's agenda.
"Seattle has always been a welcoming city," Murray said Monday. "The last thing I want is for us to start turning on our neighbours."
Bill de Blasio has also taken a stand against hate speech and racist attacks in New York, telling concerned New Yorkers "we will stand up for you."
In Priovidence, Rhode Island, Mayor Jorge Elorza, the son of Guatemalan immigrants, said he would continue a longstanding policy of refusing to hold people charged with civil infractions for federal immigration officials.
Newark, New Jersey's Ras Baraka echoed that decision, calling Trump's rhetoric on immigration "scary."
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck told the Los Angeles Timesthat he's committed to a longtime policy of staying out of immigration issues.
Mayor Eric Garcetti has backed that up but stopped short of calling LA a sanctuary city because the term is "ill-defined."
Chicago's Rahm Emanuel, who served in the Obama Administration as White House Chief of Staff reassured families that Chicago "is and will remain a Sanctuary City."
"We have always welcomed people of all faiths and backgrounds, and while the administration will change, our values and our commitment to inclusion will not."
https://twitter.com/ChicagosMayor/status/797942169306861572