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Essex - England. July 2025
Protests: A Nig-Nog that had only been in England (illegally) for under a month has already been arrested for sex crimes against young White girls. 128 recently arrived Nig-Nogs in the hotel. 48 have already been charged with crimes.

https://www.facebook.com/61568121164760/videos/1433160711053741

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14927975/Powder-keg-Britain-summer-riots-Starmer-warned.html

https://youtu.be/o3Xv28-tYhM

South Australian premier loves "cash cow curries". The replacement/ displacement brown, rats!

So the news is going to India that Australia is dangerous? That means less come!

Decreased waiting times, more available parking, decreased housing prices. More water to go around, shorter travel times on roads.

Probably did something sneaky to park his Camry there? They used to ride Elephants but now they ride in Camry's! The penny pinchers love how reliable they are and cheap to run and insure!

https://youtu.be/9b9roSRWtJQ

What goes on in a migrant hotel.

[Some parents have claimed their children, as young as three, are being forced to participate in daily Acknowledgement to Country ceremonies at daycare, sparking outrage]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14923851/2gb-ben-fordham-daycare.html?ito=social-facebook


Some parents have claimed their children, as young as three, are being forced to participate in daily Acknowledgement to Country ceremonies at daycare, sparking outrage

Possums' Corner Child Care Centre at Lane Cove on Sydney's lower north shore is among many daycare facilities that commemorate the cultural ritual, which has divided Australians.

Parents were shocked to learn about the 'not age-appropriate' activity mentioned in a weekly recap sent out by Possums' Corner, which charges up to $165 per child per day.

As part of the daily routine to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land, children gather in a 'yarning circle to share stories, play music and dance around a pretend campfire.'

Acknowledgement of Country/Stolen Land
Essentially means taking a knee/paying homage to savages

'These experiences help the children connect with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures in a meaningful and respectful way,' the weekly recap stated.

'We remain committed to fostering an environment that recognises and respects Indigenous peoples' past, present and emerging, as the continual custodians of this land.'

2GB breakfast host Ben Fordham weighed in on the furore on Monday after he received an email from a concerned parent at Possums' Corner.

'We had no idea that it was going on - we're talking about kids aged three and four,' the email stated.

'Plainly, this isn't age-appropriate, and we would much rather our children engage in other topics to get them ready for school.'

The parent clarified that the ceremony does have a place in society, but believed they were 'overused' at the otherwise 'wonderful' childcare centre.

Fordham agreed and described the growing use of the ceremonies as 'virtue signalling'.

'I just don't know how we went from doing these things at the start of significant events to every time the kids go to daycare,' he told listeners.

'There's a time and a place for everything, but not every damn day.
Possums Corner Childcare Centre confirmed that educators led an Acknowledgement of Country as part of planned activities to mark NAIDOC week recently.

'These activities are in line with the Early Years Learning Framework – the national curriculum set by Australian governments to ensure quality and consistency in the delivery of early childhood education in all early childhood settings,' a statement to Daily Mail Australia read.

'In line with the EYLF, educators at Possums Corner Childcare Centre plan engaging and educational activities to mark a range of different cultural events and holidays throughout the year.

'The rights and autonomy of children are respected at all times and Possums Corner Childcare Centre welcomes input and engagement from all families who are part of our community.'

The centre also acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on its website.

The debate sparked a divided response on social media.

'That's not teaching kids that this is their country too and to be proud to be Australian, it's teaching division,' one woman commented.

Another added: 'They were born less than five years ago, they don't need to endure this. They were born here. Ridiculous.'

Some suggested that there were more important things to teach, following a recent spate of male childcare workers being charged with child sex offences.

'How about teaching them about people who shouldn't touch their private parts and to tell someone if they do, that would be better,' one wrote.

But others pointed out that Acknowledgement to Country ceremonies are conducted at many childcare centres in line with the Early Years Learning Framework set by governments at both state and federal levels.

'I think you will find this is daily practice in all daycare centres around the country it is part of the curriculum and a national requirement,' a childcare worker commented.

Conservative think tank Institute of Public Affairs recently surveyed 1,004 Aussies, where 56 per cent believed that Welcome to Country ceremonies have become divisive

Just 17 per cent disagreed

Why should this be force fed to us?! It's all crap! The Abos are colonised it's our country not theirs. They were unevolved hunter gatherers and nomads!

 These dummies think that they'd be still playing "caveman" in 2025 if the Brits never colonised 230 years ago?!

This land is rich in resources they could never use and somebody would have challenged for it all. It wasn't a question of If someone would colonise it was "who" and "when".

What do they want a rematch?!

All this crap is to brainwash people into surrendering their taxes to the Abo industry. Like... giving a Welcome to Country everyday and issuing blonde haired and blue eyed people extra rights and benefits for pretending to be Black isn't gunna "close the gap".

[Curry's Want to be Boongs for Free Stuff]

Curry's Want to be Boongs for Free Stuff



https://creativityalliance.com/forum/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=5132

When shit tastes slightly different. Curried Abo anybody?

A Curry that isn't cunning? Does that exist?