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So a terrorist walks into the fag bar and says "O.K who wants shots"?

Perhaps he just wanted a bit of "rainbow I-scream"?

They need blood in that bar.. just not any HIV positive!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3-7b8Rux-w

[LABOR leader Bill Shorten said indigenous people were dispossessed from their land and he understands why they believe Australia was invaded by the British.]

Australia: Opposition leader grovels to Indigenous - blames Whitey ...


LABOR leader Bill Shorten said indigenous people were dispossessed from their land and he understands why they believe Australia was invaded by the British.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/federal-election/bill-shorten-grilled-on-qa-about-our-indigenous-people-housing-the-gender-pay-gap-pension-and-more/news-story/87e2b05424eb73d832eac66c00e894b4

He has also signalled a Labor Government could back a treaty with indigenous people in addition to indigenous recognition in the constitution.

Mr Shorten last night declared Australia didn't "handle Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people well".

"I actually think that calling out racism in this country isn't part of the set election script, but it's true," Mr Shorten said, adding that he wanted more indigenous Australians in the parliament.... Gee doesn't he learn? More corrupt ATSICS, Nova Peris' and the like!

The declaration came after Mr Shorten was asked by indigenous man Doug on ABC'S Q&A if he believed Australia had been invaded by the British in 1788.

"If I was an Aboriginal or indigenous person, yes, I would,'' Mr Shorten replied on the program.

Mr Shorten declared reconciliation needed to be both practical and symbolic, reverencing changing the constitution and considering a treaty.

He also said Australia needed to move "beyond" recognition in the constitution.

"Do I think we need to move beyond just constitutional recognition to talking about what a post-constitutional recognition settlement with indigenous people looks like, yes I do."

When pressed if this could be a treaty, Mr Shorten replied "yes."

Pressed on whether he believed colonisation constituted an invasion, Mr Turnbull recalled his family's convict heritage.

"My ancestors came out here as convicts so I don't feel that the convicts were part of the invading force if that's any good," he said.
"They didn't have any choice coming here either,'' he said


Mr Shorten was quizzed on the program by several people about how Labor would fund policies such as its proposal to expand the National Broadband Network.

He was also challenged by a small-business owner to support company tax relief.

Mr Shorten said a Labor Government would dump Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's plan to cut the tax rate for large companies and would further restrict negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions.

"It's about choices. I choose to use scarce taxpayer dollars and find the money through hard decisions to help save Medicare, properly fund our schools and make sure we can back in our kids going to university,'' he said.

"Mr Turnbull chooses to make his economic plan giving away $50 billion to large corporations."

The Opposition has come under pressure in recent days after announcing it would slow the reduction in budget deficits over the next three years.

Mr Shorten said many of the savings Mr Turnbull was relying on were "zombie measures'' which would never be passed by the Senate.

"We will not reduce the deficit as fast as the Government in the first three years because they're relying on cuts which are fake and bogus,'' he said.

At the start of the program, Mr Shorten condemned the massacre of 50 people at a gay nightclub in Florida.

"This wasn't just an attack on our humanity, this was an attack on our right to be proud of who we are, our right to choose who we love,'' he said

Asked about housing affordability, Mr Shorten said negative gearing should be restricted to new investment properties to make it easier for first-home buyers to compete for properties.

What a turd! I sure hope he doesn't get to power!

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/two-senior-adelaide-bikies-banished-to-immigration-detention-amid-sa-government-crackdown-on-organised-crime/news-story/a4342fd0d14d0b06ef9dd3c5b4b82d54

More than 200 criminal bikie-gang members are being eyeballed in South Australia as the Government cracks down on organised crime.

The Advertiser understands that Mongols treasurer Andrew Peter Stevens and key Comanchero Paul Burgess were taken into custody in Adelaide on Thursday morning.

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has cancelled the visas of the UK-born men and authorities plan to deport them.

They will now join a cast of hundreds of detainees held for breaching "character requirement" laws. Mr Dutton said the Government was "determined to protect our borders and to make our community a safer place".

"Criminal bikie gangs pose a great threat to communities through many criminal activities including drug trafficking," he said.

"We won't tolerate them coming to our country and thinking they can commit serious crime and remain here.

"If they're here on a visa and involved in criminal activity, we will act to remove them and eliminate the threat they pose."

From detention, the men can appeal against the visa cancellation.

However, if successful, Mr Dutton can immediately cancel it again. He did just that on Thursday with New Zealand-born bikie Aaron Joe "AJ" Graham.




Perhaps if you are of "bad character" and meet with "people who think subversive thoughts" you had better get naturalised or perhaps face deportation?

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/man-dressed-in-a-flowery-skirt-steals-car-from-jingili-service-station/news-story/e05759da14ad277b959bde10fa312769

WEARING a floral skirt draped over his shoulders, the man dubbed the Territory's "prettiest dressed" car thief is on the run from police.

The man struck when an unsuspecting motorist paid for fuel at the Puma service station in Jingili, leaving the keys in the ignition and driver's door ajar.

CCTV video, which captured the incident, showed the driver sprint from the servo store in an attempt to stop the theft.

Delivery driver Shawn Watson watched the colourfully dressed thief jump in the car before the owner reacted.

"I was just in the middle of paying when his car took off and he went running out of the servo," he said.

"He dashed out of the servo as quick as possible, as anybody would if they saw their car being stolen in front of their own eyes.
Senior Sergeant Garry Smith said the man's attire was something he had not come across during his lengthy career with Territory police.

"I'd say he'd be the prettiest dressed offender I've come across in my time. It was quite funny the way he was dressed, but not this incident. You don't see that every day," he said.

"A male aboriginal, dressed in what we can only describe as a very bright coloured and flowery type dress attire he was sighted hopping into the vehicle. If anyone has any information we urge them to contact us."

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/litchfield-court-public-housing-complex-a-hotspot-for-antisocial-behaviour/news-story/2184983b65a41104f8f97a58fe173b95

It's been likened to the worst kind of slumland ghetto: people having drunken sex in public view, smeared excrement on the walls, rubbish strewn through the common area and occupants on violent drug and alcohol-fuelled benders. All by stinking Abos!


It's not a scene from a Quentin Tarantino flick.


Litchfield Court resident Lynne Angeles's has to cover her mouth due to the stench that lingers throughout her house and complex. PICTURE: Justin Kennedy

You'll find this action played out much closer to home — the Litchfield Court public housing complex in Nightcliff, home to about 200 low-income Darwin residents.

And it has been a thorn in the side of consecutive NT Governments as far back as 2008, when residents were already likening it to a "battlezone".

It is high-density living close to takeaway alcohol outlets, leaving the majority of residents who do the right thing dealing with the inevitable fallout each day.

Darwin great-grandmother of one and grandmother of seven, Lynne Angeles, is one of the residents and she's had a gutful

It's not good at all right now," Ms Angeles, 66, told the NT News.

"There can be up to 15 or 16 people living in one tiny one bedroom flat so overcrowding is a real issue. Then there are the problems with people getting drunk, violent and leaving filth lying around everywhere for others to clean.

"They come here to drink and then everything just flows from there .. they defecate in the bin bays and spread it along the wall ... these people that live here I prefer to clean out a pigsty.


"And don't get me started on the public sex. The other day in the bin bay I could hear this boom boom boom and I look out and they were having a screw. I call it nooky corner.

"I find knickers, jocks, used condoms – I've got to go buy gloves to pick them up."

Ms Angeles says she has taken on the unofficial role of bin bay and common area cleaner at the complex for the past 23 years.

She says maintenance requests aren't always followed through, including a ripped up concrete footpath that makes many of the senior residents vulnerable to falls.

Her neighbour points to an abandoned, semi-stripped vehicle that has sat idle in the complex car park for the past six years filled with empty alcohol boxes and other rubbish.

Ms Angeles has lived at the complex for almost 30 years and says she cannot recall it being so bad.

She now sleeps with a crow bar beside her bed.

"Just the yelling, screaming, fighting.. The other day I was hosing my garden and there was a bloke walking around with a knife. I didn't bother calling cops.

"I settled him down."

She believes the violence is fuelled by increased drug use at the complex.

"I have learnt you can pick the drug dealers .. especially with ice. I had a bloke knock on my door once and offer me $1000 a week to sell ice from my back door.

"He said 'you got the best place to sell drugs from', and I said to him 'You're dreaming'."

While the complex is home to about 168 permanent residents, the reality is that many more people stay there illegally.


Another elderly resident, who did not wish to be named, said many drinkers and drug users did not live at the complex, but often congregated in the common area.

"I had a woman out there before drinking chardonnay from a coke bottle and asking me if I wanted to join her.

"I asked her where she was from and she said she had come over from The Narrows to drink here.

"They all roll back here in mini buses and taxis and just getting dropped at common area – this is a transit area here. And it's not just one or two – nine will get of one minibus and just sit there.

"It's like a derelict place – it's getting like Kurringal ... nah actually it's worse than Kurringal."

Calls to pull down Fannie Bay's notorious Kurringal Flats public housing complex began years before it was demolished last year to make way for a new residential development in the upmarket suburb.

The site had once been described as one of the most troubled public housing complexes in Darwin.