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[A TEENAGE girl who claims she was viciously raped by (Africoon) footballer Majak Daw cried out for her mother during the attack, a court has heard.]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/court-hears-majak-daw-held-down-and-raped-girl-in-2007-incident/story-fnitcyla-1227620996656

A TEENAGE girl who claims she was viciously raped by (Africoon) footballer Majak Daw cried out for her mother during the attack, a court has heard.

The 15-year old was allegedly raped by the hulking footballer at a party when he was aged 16.

Both were students at the time.

A jury of seven women and five men will decide if the 24-year old is guilty of three counts of rape.

Daw has pleaded not guilty to the offences, which allegedly took place alongside Skeleton Creek in Altona Meadows in 2007.

So who is the Government to stand over people who legally want to voice their opinion? I'd still go and take them for unfair dismissal. Political persecution is grounds for a legal challenge.

http://www.pressreader.com/australia/the-daily-telegraph-sydney/20151123/281629599176980/TextView

BUSINESSES including some of the country's largest companies have agreed to give jobs to the 12,000 Syrian refugees so they don't end up on the dole.

Well guess who's keen to get a Government subsidy for supplementing their wages?

Shame these things happen when I am not around. If you did say what you wanted to say to the media, you can bet they probably wouldn't air all of it.. and you wouldn't come out of it squeaky clean either. If you wanted to go to the rally again some of the civic patriots wouldn't be as welcoming.. but that's their problem not yours as you deal with the illness not the symptoms.

At least nobody got hurt or any aware people got in police trouble. Did you see anybody we knew there?

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/police-on-alert-as-reclaim-australia-rally-descends-on-melton/news-story/7dec4ffedddf0fcc85d74b06985086da

https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/30163231/four-arrested-at-reclaim-australia-rally

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3328853/Police-pepper-spray-protesters-arrest-two-anti-Islam-pro-diversity-groups-clash-Melbourne.html

PUNCHES have been thrown among protesters, pepper spray has been used to subdue crowd members and four people have been arrested as anti-Islam and anti-racist protesters clash during rallies in Melton.


Hundreds of police worked to separate members of the United Patriots Front and Reclaim Australia from No Room for Racism activists during a planned rally in the outer western suburb.

Reclaim Australia later held a march from the Melton civic centre to Hannah Watts Park as a ring of police cornered anti racism protestors.
Sporadic fights broke out between the two protest groups and protesters were treated after being hit with capsicum spray.

But tensions also rose between members of anti-Islamic groups, with some calling others "not Australian" for covering their face with Australian flags and other masks.

Rosaline Crestani, a representative of nationalist group Rise Up Australia, addressed right wing Reclaim Australia protesters stating if you're a racist or a nazi to go home.
"Each and every single one of you are a part of history by standing with us today."

Ms Cretani said it was only two weeks ago when a primary school told students it was OK to walk out during the national anthem.

"Well that's not fair dinkum and we will not stand for this," she said.

John Bolton from Reclaim Australia in Adelaide then took the microphone to a attentive crowd where he stressed the Australian culture is better than the Islamic culture.

"I hope their feelings are hurt, I want to hurt their feelings," Mr Bolton said.

He told the crowd, "let us defend our culture and not allow Islamic beliefs into our land.

"I say no to anymore Islamic immigration.

"We have to stay firm and preserve our culture.. We need to stand up and say Australia culture is pretty good.

"There is a path we will never chose, we will never submit to Islam and we will not allow you to kill us in our street," he said.

Farmer John from UFP then asked the crowd if they wanted extremists in Australia.

"We need a special school in Melton but the government want a mosque and an Islamic school... Well, I don't stand for that," he yelled.

"Why don't we look after our own people before we look at helping Muslims."

An ex-Islamic man will soon address the crowd.

Earlier right wing groups sang the anthem while anti-racism protesters made chants with a megaphone before ugly skirmishes broke out, seeing police lead two from from separate sides away.

Pro-Muslim Marxists assault the police horses
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3328853/Police-pepper-spray-protesters-arrest-two-anti-Islam-pro-diversity-groups-clash-Melbourne.html

The UPF initially told police it would be joining Reclaim Australia in holding its rally at nearby Hannah Watts Park. An uneasy stand off ensured with both groups trading insults just metres apart and sporadic fighting breaking out.

Many of the more hardline members of the UPF were wearing scarfs to cover their faces.

Shouts of "Aussie Aussie Aussie" by the UPF were drowned out as members of No Room for Racism play John Farnhams The Voice through a loudspeaker.

Melton resident and member of Reclaim Australia Terry Hickey said he doesn't want to see Islam in his town.

"We don't want a mosque here, we don't want an Islamic school. Why don't the government look after their own people before they look after Muslims and refugees," he said.

Authorities earlier said they would take a zero-tolerance approach at the anti-Islam gathering in the wake of a weapons scare and flared tensions due to events in Paris.