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[Barracking For The Wong Migrants]

Barracking For The Wong Migrants



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Penny Wong the Aus Govt chink carpet licker is brainless!
She is just Wong!

[Where is Toweley]

Where is Toweley



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Faulty Towels!

[Friendly White Folk]

Friendly White Folk



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No muds allowed! Beat it!

[People We Wanted but Never Got as Immigrants]

People We Wanted but Never Got as Immigrants



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No thanks to the UN who demanded we take the unevolved turd worlders!

Ask us who we want here!

[Two young friends were walking home from a basketball game when they were allegedly stabbed to death]

https://7news.com.au/news/heard-the-screaming-cobblebank-neighbours-detail-horror-double-murder-of-local-kids-c-19938108

Two young friends were walking home from a basketball game when they were allegedly stabbed to death

A heartbroken community has detailed the terrifying moments after a deadly alleged double-stabbing.

A 12-year-old boy and a 15-year-old boy were both found with critical knife wounds in Cobblebank, in northwest Melbourne, about 8pm on Saturday.

The boys had been walking home from a local basketball game, when CCTV shows they were allegedly ambushed by a large group of male offenders wearing masks and armed with machetes, police said.

"It has the hallmarks of a youth gang crime. It is one of the most horrific crimes in a growing and substantive list of crimes of this nature," Victoria Police Detective Inspector Graham Banks said.

"The children who were (allegedly) murdered were not gang members."

The youngest victim was the first to be discovered, on Marble Dr, by local mother Clarissa Dunn.

Dunn rushed outside her home after hearing screams — she thought there may have been an accident, but found a seriously injured 12-year-old child laying on the street.

"I saw (them) on (their) own. That's when I thought, something is not right," she told 7NEWS.

Dunn described the victim as being "so little", and struggled to speak about their injuries.