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No. it is usually "God said this, I didn't, do you compare yourself to God"?

Or.. "Just take the information you have now and work with it. I am just a man. God is God. Follow what he wants and fear him as those that are lukewarm will be spat out and cast into a lake of fire. Some seeds the Sewer threw got choked by the weeds, some hit rocky ground and didn't germinate but a few of the sewer's seeds hit the fertile ground and they were the only crops to prosper in the end."

[When Ms Illingworth asked her why she had smashed the window, the woman said, "But sister you don't understand, I need something to stab those c---s with," referring to the men she thought had stolen her ­alcohol.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/bloody-brawl-leads-to-parap-business-owner-demanding-improved-street-lighting-to-prevent-drunken-violence-in-area/story-fnk0b1zt-1227353781478


A BLOODY brawl out the front of her shop has a Parap business owner renewing her calls for Darwin council and the Territory Police to address ongoing drunkenness and violence in the area. 
 
Crust Gourmet Pizza owner Sally Illingworth says the final straw came after a drunk woman smashed her shop ­window and threatened to stab her with a shard of glass.

During a loud argument over stolen alcohol, the woman smashed the shop window with her bare foot, leaving a pool of blood on the footpath.

When Ms Illingworth asked her why she had smashed the window, the woman said, "But sister you don't understand, I need something to stab those c---s with," referring to the men she thought had stolen her ­alcohol.

Ms Illingworth says the woman then turned on her, threatening to stab her with a shard of glass.

When Ms Illingworth told the couple that the police had been called, she said the man threatened her with violence.

"I'll f---ing bash you, you don't help her," the man said to Ms Illingworth.

Ms Illingworth said the time had come for improved street lighting to discourage so-called anti-social behaviour.

"As a matter of priority ­corrective actions need to be taken," she said.

"There are currently seven businesses within the precinct that trade later than 7pm, anywhere up until 11pm."

Ms Illingworth said that if Parap was to continue to develop, the safety of customers, employees and residents needed to be made a priority.

"Consumers do not feel comfortable or safe when visiting," she said.

Ms Illingworth said police took 20 minutes to ­respond to the argument.

At other times, police have responded within several minutes.

She has written to Darwin council, NT Police and the Territory Government demanding safety improvements in the area, but said something needed to be done to prevent crime rather than just responding to it.

"From sundown onwards every night of the week, the public carpark facing Parap Rd is occupied by itinerants, both indigenous and non-indigenous," she said.

"People congregate around areas that aren't lit to avoid police and the night patrols.

"When you are running a business, you can't afford to spend all your time looking over your shoulder."



Look who it is in the pic? A dirty coon! and they threatened a nice white small business person!

[Migrant students from across the globe were taught to be proudly Australian, regularly singing the national anthem and their own school song. But they don't sing any more.]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/parents-have-vowed-to-continue-protests-and-boycotts-until-islamic-college-of-sa-board-resigns/story-fni6uo1m-1227348844895

FOR years it was the pride of the Muslim community, a school that reached out to its neighbours and helped promote cultural understanding across Adelaide. 
 
Migrant students from across the globe were taught to be proudly Australian, regularly singing the national anthem and their own school song. But they don't sing any more.

A deep rift between parents and management threatens the future of the Islamic College of South Australia.

Relations have soured to the point where hundreds of parents kept their children at home on Friday in protest against the school's board and they say they will organise more boycott days until the board resigns.

The warning signs began three years ago when principal Julia Abdelale was sacked, beginning a revolving door of school leaders who, parents say, are at the mercy of the board.

Many experienced teachers have been shown the door and replaced with younger ones, who earn less and are considered less likely to challenge board decisions, such as the controversial edict that all female staff wear headscarves.

Parents say educational standards are plummeting and a modest music program has been scrapped. They are also appalled at plans for a mosque and more classrooms on a school site that lacks playspace.

This year, a small band of parents began organising small public rallies but it was the sacking of beloved teacher and imam Brother Khalid Yousef last month and the expulsion of senior students for supporting him, that sent the school community into a frenzy of protest.

The prime target is chairman, Farouk Khan, who is constantly present at the school.

A long-serving teacher, who was fired without warning on the last day of school in 2013, said she feared for the education of the school's "amazing" multilingual children.

"It's a very radical board, very strict, almost like being their own Islam; it's not like a (moderate) Australian Islam," she said.

"I can remember how hard it was (dealing with board) and how frustrating they were. It was difficult for Australian women who are used to being treated a bit more equally."

The teacher said the school used to have choirs performing in the local community but the demise of the music program was symbolic of a change to a stricter form of Islam.

"They don't sing the national anthem anymore (and) we used to sing it every week,'' she said.

"They have a piano hidden in the school because it's 'evil'."

She said her dismissal was typical of the board's behaviour, which has recently began marching staff off school grounds under the watch of security guards.

"I never got a chance to say goodbye to the parents and kids and the other teachers," she said.

"Then to my dismay, I heard that the next year the staff were told I chose to leave.

"They are getting rid of a lot of teachers because they are the highest paid teachers.

"You must have a balance of experienced and new teachers so they can learn from the older teachers."

The Independent Education Union says the college causes more industrial issues than any other.

"They are ripe for regime change because I would like to deal with some people who respect normal industrial process ... but they are a law unto themselves," state secretary Glen Seidel said.

"It is really encouraging to see the community trying to sort out the quality of the management of the school.

"The union has had quite a lot of matters before the courts and commissions to try to keep the school on the right path but true change has to come from the community."

The roadblock parents face is that they have no say in the makeup of the board, which is appointed by the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils.

Souraya Serhan, the mother of Rami, 15, one of two boys expelled for protesting, vowed to continue campaigning until the board stepped down, despite its conditional offer for her son to return. She said it was pleasing that "half of the school was absent" on Friday.

Mr Khan did not respond yesterday.
These bastards can't even co-operate with their own people. Well If they think the Piano is "evil" that is one way to keep these buggers at bay then!

Why don't they like the Australian national Anthem? Don't they like Australia and what it has given them? If not they can p1ss off!

[Prosecutor Stephen Geary told the court McDonald dragged the woman, 41, into an empty car park off Progress Drive after he asked her for a ­cigarette.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/rapist-izen-mcdonald-sentenced-to-10-years-behind-bars-for-two-nightcliff-rapes/story-fnk0b1zt-1227348117423


A MAN *boong*described as a "danger to women in the Territory" has received a 10-year jail sentence for two Nightcliff rapes in 2014. 
 
Izen McDonald, 22, will not be eligible for parole until July 2021.

NT Supreme Court Acting Justice Dean Mildren said sexual assaults were "incredibly frightening" and "must be dealt with severely".

McDonald admitted two counts of sexual assault without consent on two women.

He also pleaded guilty to an unlawful assault during the first incident, which occurred about 3am on March 6, 2014.

Prosecutor Stephen Geary told the court McDonald dragged the woman, 41, into an empty car park off Progress Drive after he asked her for a ­cigarette.Who else goes around begging for a ciggy but a coon*?

McDonald forced the woman to perform oral sex on him before he raped her.

The second attack occurred on Dick Ward Drive on July 27, less than five months later.

The woman, also 41, was homeless and had gone in search of cigarettes about 1.30am.

Mr Geary said she ran into McDonald and asked if he had any cannabis.

"The offender led the victim behind a parked car and asked her to lie on the ground,'' he said.

The court heard McDonald jumped on top of the victim and raped her, despite her screams for him to stop.

Mr Geary said McDonald had received a two-month suspended jail sentence less than one month before the first rape.

"He'd been to prison before,'' he said, referring to his five-day stint.

"He'd had a taste and it had no deterrent at all."

Mr Geary said despite McDonald's tragic upbringing, he was "a danger to women in the Territory".

"I'm trying to be fair, but as of today this is a man with a very serious criminal history,'' he said.

Defence lawyer Marty Aust said his client had started using ice in the lead-up to the two rapes.

Mr Aust also said McDonald may have been born with foetal alcohol syndrome and have "cognitive deficits" as a result of substance abuse.[/u]*his folks are probably coon drunks for this condition to happen , who else would be dumb enough to get this condition?*

[NT Police]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/paramedic-in-intensive-care-after-being-knocked-unconscious-by-patient/story-fnk0b1zt-1227349100355


A PARAMEDIC who was called to assist a pedestrian who "ran into the path of a moving car" is in intensive care after the patient punched him in the head and knocked him unconscious. 
 
NT Police duty superintendent Louise Jorgensen said the paramedic, 30, was assaulted by the 19 year old man on Alawa Crescent around 10.20pm on Saturday.

"The 19 year old ran into the path of a moving car on Alawa Crs, the car swerved and there was impact but it was at low speed," Duty Sup Jorgensen said.

Police, firies and paramedics attended the scene.

"When the paramedic went to do an assessment on him the (pedestrian) punched the ambulance officer in the head," Duty Supt Jorgensen said.

"He fell back and hit his head and lost consciousness."

St John Ambulance spokesman Craig Garraway said paramedics were called to a job involving "a pedestrian and a car" before the member was attacked.

"The guy who was hit by the car has got up and walked into a party," Mr Garraway said.

"So the paramedic attended the party to see if he was OK.

"But when he got there the (patient) pushed the paramedic away then punched him and he has fallen and smashed his head on something and been knocked out.

"He just lashed out at the officer."

The paramedic was treated on scene before another St John Ambulance crew arrive and transported him to Royal Darwin Hospital.

A RDH spokeswoman said the man remained in a stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit on Sunday morning.

Mr Garraway said the paramedic was "quite unwell all night" after the incident.

"He seems to be improving and we're hoping it's just a concussion but (medical staff) are still assessing him," Mr Garraway said.

The offender was arrested and later charged with aggravated assault.

Police said the matter was being investigated by the Serious Crimes Unit.

Either an Abbo would have done this or an ice-head. I think it was a coon as they run infront of traffic a whole lot, often drunk as!