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http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/dutch-far-right-politician-geert-wilders-granted-a-visa-for-australia/ar-AAffJul?li=AA4RE4&OCID=HPCDHP


Far-right Dutch politician, Geert Wilders, will be allowed to speak in Australia for the second time in his controversial career, after being granted a visa.


Wilders is due to visit Australia this month for the launch of an anti-Islamic political party, the Australian Liberty Alliance, that was modelled on his own outfit, Party for Freedom.

The ALA's president, Debbie Robinson, told Guardian Australia on Thursday afternoon that the Department of Immigration and Border Protection had been dragging its feet in giving Wilders clearance.

But later that night, the anti-Islamic party issued a statement saying Wilders' visa had been issued.

"Everyone rallied together to remind the LNP government that Australia is still a democratic country based on Western values," the statement said.

Robinson told the ABC on Monday that the party had been given assurances in August that Wilders's visa application would go through.

She told Guardian Australia on Thursday that the Department of Immigration and Border Protection had set a deadline of last Friday to make a decision on the visa, but that the date had passed with no word from either the department or the minister's office. "I believe that they're stonewalling the visa, deliberately going slow," Robinson said before the announcement.

Calls to the office of the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, were not returned.


The Liberal backbencher, Cory Bernardi, a friend of Wilders who backed the far-right politician's bid to visit Australia in 2012, was disappointed that his visa was not processed straight away.

"Geert Wilders is a democratically elected member of a sovereign ally of Australia and he has never advocated violence of any sort," Bernardi said.

He warned that denying Wilders a visa "would reflect extremely badly on the [political] discourse of this country."

Bernardi argued that Wilders should be allowed to tour, reflecting Australia's strong commitment to freedom of speech. "I expected more from a Liberal government, quite frankly," he said.

Wilders ran into trouble when he tried to visit Australia in 2012. The then Labor government stalled on issuing his visa, which in turn forced the organisers of his speaking tour to cancel and reschedule the events. He was later granted access to the country and undertook the speaking tour in early 2013.

[A police spokesperson confirmed to news.com.au that a 29-year-old man had been served with a future court attendance notice for the offence of intimidation and would appear at Burwood Local Court on November 19.He has also been served with a personal violence order.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/national/salim-mehajer-expected-to-be-charged-over-alleged-kidnapping-threats/story-fnjbnxug-1227561794083


AUBURN deputy mayor Salim Mehajer has been charged with intimidation, and served with a personal violence order, after allegedly threatening the father of Sydney siege survivor Joel Herat outside a fitness club. 
 
Mehajer, who made headlines over his extravagant wedding in Sydney, was being investigated over the incident which allegedly occurred on September 16 outside Anytime Fitness in Burwood.

A police spokesperson confirmed to news.com.au that a 29-year-old man had been served with a future court attendance notice for the offence of intimidation and would appear at Burwood Local Court on November 19.

He has also been served with a personal violence order.

There were reports that police had been trying to track down Mehajer earlier today to serve the notices, and radio broadcaster Ray Hadley even encouraged his listeners who saw Mehajer to phone in with his location.


In an email response to news.com.au, Mehajer confirmed about 2pm that an appointment had been scheduled with Burwood police, "so allegations of 'searching for me' is simply nonsense and silly journalism," he said.

He later commented that he was not personally served with any court documents, "I have left this in the hands of counsel to deal with".

He also noted that the court notice was to answer allegations, "I will remain patient with such, as eventually, justice will be served".

Earlier today, Mehajer shared a strange post on his Facebook page addressed to the "Commissioner" and stating that NSW police officers were "continuing to make a fool not only of themselves, but of our country".

http://www.ntnews.com.au/sport/brett-lee-stars-in-new-australian-indian-film-with-his-first-sex-scene/story-fnk0b28u-1227562063172

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AUSSIE cricket great Brett Lee says he was actually quite comfortable filming his first ever sex scene. 
 
The former Test fast bowler stars in Australian-made, Bollywood-themed romantic comedy unINDIAN, which premiered in Sydney on Wednesday and is released around Australia next Thursday, October 15.

The 38-year-old has filmed music video clips, commercials and made brief cameos in television and Bollywood movies before, but the Australian Indian Film Fund movie is his first leading role in a major film.

Lee stars as a typical Aussie who falls in love with a single-mother from an Indian background and explores the layers of Indian cultures within Australia.

The most striking test of Lee's acting skills comes midway through the film when he films a sex scene with Bollywood co-star Tannishtha Chatterjee.


The scene shows the 310 Test wicket-taker and Chatterjee appearing naked during the scene set in the female lead's bedroom, but Lee reveals the scene was not captured how you might imagine.

Lee said he was nervous leading up to the scene, but credits director Anupam Sharma for making both actors feel comfortable during the slightly awkward act.






"To feel so comfortable going in to doing the sex scene or the erotic scene, which was all done tastefully. Yes, it was embarrassing, but I found that emotional scene, getting myself set for that, was probably the hardest thing."

Sharma, who has been friends with Lee since they filmed an ad together for Kingfisher beer in Adelaide several years ago, said he has no regrets about using Lee in such a pivotal role in the film.

"I'll let people make their own judgement," he said.

"His family saw it and I think they gave it the best compliment, they said in the beginning, after five minutes we didn't think it was Brett Lee, we thought it was Will Anderson.



Look at the video.. you may only last 1/2 way through before your guts churn and you burn up with such anger!

http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/...E4&OCID=HPCDHP

An Atlanta-based man has been fired from his job after posting a picture to Facebook mocking a black child.

Geris Hilton, also known as Gerod Roth, posted the picture, depicting himself and the son of a co-worker, which then garnered several racist comments from his Facebook followers.

Commenting on the picture, users on the site left comments such as, "I didn't know you were a slave owner" and "Pls [sic] tell me his name is Toby [stolen African child from book, Roots]?"

Hilton also took part in the attack, responding to the comment, "Dude where the hell did you get a black kid??", with "He was feral".

When prompted to explain why the little boy was "feral", the man responded with, "Because he was abandoned in the Atlanta projects, to fend for himself, he is deaf mute, ca't [sic] properly communicate and is in and out of a shelter home, that is the definition of feral."

Mr Hilton has since been fired from both his jobs over his comments, and several other companies in Atlanta have announced they have terminated the contracts of those seen commenting.

Michael Da Graca Pinto, the President of the Polaris Marketing Group where both Sydney and Mr Hilton were employed, issued a statement that he was "disgusted" to learn of Mr Hilton's attack on Cayden.

"It breaks my heart that Sydney and her adorable*(ABOMINABLE)* son Cayden were subjected to such hateful, ignorant and despicable behaviour. Cayden visits my office almost every afternoon after day care, he's sat at my dinner table and I consider him a part of the PMG family," wrote Mr Pinto, "The atrocious lies, slander and racism he and his mother have been forced to endure are wholly intolerable. ... It has no place in the world."



Sometimes I wish we could go back to the 70's with the days before political correctness .. the days where people could have a bit of laugh at non whites without being called every name under the sun.