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http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northe...0ee5abbc9f126c

A MAN(Coon) who helped hold up an Alice Springs petrol station at knifepoint to steal cash and cigarettes evaded police for more than 90 minutes before his arrest, a court has heard.


Dylan Beasley, 21, was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment for aggravated robbery in the Northern Territory Supreme Court last month.

The court heard Beasley and a co-offender had entered the Indervon service station about 7.30pm on September 9 last year.

The co-offender took three packets of cigarettes and approached the victim, holding a knife in his right hand.

With the blade exposed, the co-offender repeatedly threatened the worker, saying, "give me money".

The victim gave them $880 cash from the till.
Two others had been waiting in a car outside. The four used the stolen money to buy three cartons of Victorian Bitter and a bottle of Jim Beam.


They drove around until 10pm, when the car was spotted driving on Gap Rd.

Beasley was arrested five minutes later on Todd St, after parking near Rocky's Pizza.

He returned a blood alcohol reading of 0.116 per cent. "The motivation for this robbery was obviously and self-evidently to get money for alcohol," Justice Blokland said.

The sentence will be suspended after 12 months.
Because our Gaols are too full already to house more boongs they get a suspended sentence instead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcMKS0hpgto

Already jokes about Muhammad Ali!

[Unprovoked BASHING OF A GROUP OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE by WHITE THUGSForce colour-blindness on little kids so they only bash people not of colour/White People]

Australia - Northern Territory

Unprovoked BASHING OF A GROUP OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE by WHITE THUGS

Force colour-blindness on little kids so they only bash people not of colour/White People

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/opinion/matt-cunningham-why-i-want-my-kids-to-grow-up-colourblind/news-story/6bdc834f0f1395fc456539a239bd537d

Opposition Leader Michael Gunner tells a great story about his childhood growing up in the Territory.


When he was in about Year 10 at St John's College, his mate Eddie dropped around to his home.

His mother later asked him the question: "What's Eddie?" Her son looked back at his mum with a puzzled look and asked: "What do you mean?"

What she meant, of course, was what nationality was his part-Chinese, part-Aboriginal friend. But her son, having spent his entire childhood surrounded by kids from a myriad of ethnic and cultural backgrounds, was colourblind to any difference.

It's this sort of life experience that makes true Territorians some of the most racially tolerant people in this country. And it's why so many of us are shocked by two events this week that go against everything real Territorians stand for.

The first was the disgraceful vandalism of the Darwin Lord Mayor's home. Death threats and racist slurs were spray painted on Katrina Fong Lim's front fence, including the words "death", "die" and "gook".

The second was the unprovoked bashing of a group of indigenous people in Bicentennial Park at the hands of three white thugs, one of them brandishing a baseball bat.

These two events reinforced the misguided stereotype many southerners have about people who live in the Top End; a myth that says we're a bunch of racist rednecks who would happily bring back public lynchings if Canberra didn't keep an eye on us.

Of course, nothing could be further from the truth. Our lived experience means we know that no amount of motherhood statements muttered over deconstructed chai lattes in Fitzroy cafes will ever make any real inroads to indigenous disadvantage, but that doesn't mean we care about the issue any less.

We just realise solving our nation's greatest challenge requires more than a feel-good, three-word slogan. Nor does it mean we are the kind of people who take joy from seeing anyone attacked because of their race. How we respond to these latest issues will say much about the kind of people we are. And on that point, we should congratulate our Lord Mayor for the way she handled the vile attack on her home.

The great irony about the racist attack against Katrina Fong Lim is that there are few non-indigenous families in our city who have been here longer than hers.

The fifth generation Territorian, like her prominent sisters, speaks with a true Territorian drawl and a quick wit that could cut down the smarmiest blow-in in an instant. Rather than play the victim, as others in similar positions have been happy to do, the Lord Mayor stuck up for the people of her great city, a city she rightly describes as a multicultural utopia.

"I don't think those people (behind the racist attacks) were either born or brought up in this community, because you don't live in a community like we have here, that we are so proud of, that's so multicultural ... you don't get brought up in a place like this and undertake acts like we are experiencing," she said on Thursday.

I was reminded of those words as I dropped my son off at school the next day. A school shared by students from many cultures, religions and walks of life. One I'm confident will help teach him the same colour-blindness experienced by others raised in Australia's most cosmopolitan city.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/andrew-bolt/how-the-leftist-tribe-gets-its-way-through-appointments-to-key-positions/news-story/6d523148c4f0679b437859d01264ba66

NOTICED how the unelected Left is seizing control? Let me give just the latest examples of this putsch.

In Victoria, Roz Ward, a Marxist who calls our flag "racist", is a university lecturer running a government-funded program teaching children to be more "gender fluid".

In NSW, Mark Scott, who as ABC boss did not let any conservatives present his main current affairs shows, has now been hired by the Liberal NSW Government to run its Education Department.

Back in Victoria, Fair Work Commissioner Julius Roe, a former Left-wing union official, last week ruled that the far-Left firefighters' union be given more control over the Country Fire Authority's volunteers, against their will.

Meanwhile, the latest of a line of Leftist Australians of the Year, former army boss David Morrison, has denounced the word "guys" as sexist — a ludicrous stand backed by the equally Leftist Sex Discrimination Commissioner.

Isn't this weird?

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/federal-election/2016-federal-election-rolling-coverage-of-the-campaign-day-26/news-story/a27cde8e45a6f66003375327ebf8ede3

Pauline Hanson's Queensland Senate campaign launch has been targeted by rowdy protesters who said they were determined to shame racists.

Ms Hanson, a divisive anti-immigration figure who is on the cusp of a return to politics 18 years after she was ousted from parliament, was launching her Senate campaign at Brisbane's Norman Park Bowls Club on Friday night.

But as guests began to arrive, a group of about 50 protesters gathered at the doors of the club.

As they were moved to the car park by more than a dozen Queensland police officers, they chanted: "Pauline Hanson, go to hell - take One Nation there as well." Protester Carl Jackson led the small but vocal crowd's speeches, saying Ms Hanson's politics were unwelcome in Australia.

"There is a wave of racism rising in this country, and we have a responsibility as anti-racists to stand with our Muslim brothers and sisters, to stand with Asians, to stand with Aboriginal people," he said. "All the people who bear the brunt of the kind of racism that Pauline Hanson and her motley crew whip up.

"Maybe we can't stop them from being racist, but maybe we can make them too ashamed to admit it in public." Ms Hanson's supporters continued to arrive and were met with a chorus of "shame on you racists" as they made their way inside. Inside, there was more trouble despite additional security.

Just before the event was due to start, a group of protesters began yelling as they were escorted out.