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["She is just one of the minority of people who will tarnish Australia, she does not represent Australia."]

"She is just one of the minority of  people who will tarnish Australia, she does not represent Australia."
If it sends a clear message to the Phillipinos that we aren't friendly to them and don't want them taking over our nation , flooding the job market with cheap labour and the only people it hurts is the rich employers who want them here to work cheaper and not rock the boat in the workplace when something goes wrong. .. well it hurts those baby boomers who get a kick out of getting a "dial a bride" from there and breeding some filthy mud kids that the government classes as "Australian citizens".

Hmm yes targeted for being white and rowdy! How many times do you go out in public and hear :- Negroes or Abbos broadcasting their conversation all over the place and being aggressive. Saw a couple of boongs having a slapping contest in the middle of the Westfield mall yesterday and no one wanted to get involved.. or was willing to tell them off. Then there are the curries on the train who get on their phones and broadcast their "bout bout" language all over the place.. but being cash cows they turn a blind eye to that.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/14aa9ac1-cc0c-3c95-b37f-bf33bd9b638b/gangs-of-brisbane/


Bloody disgrace.. but better these muds live as neighbours amongst each other.. they'll whipe themselves out.

The most popular show on Abbo TV nowadays "Aboriginal Idol" 

Going through changes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qadw2rFiaJc&list=RDQadw2rFiaJc&start_radio=1&ab_channel=albertadancer

[Alice Springs.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/04/15/319699_ntnews.html



NAUGHTY children throwing rocks at cars have the "potential to cause serious injury", a Territory police officer has said.
Acting Senior Sergeant Drew Slape yesterday urged victims and witnesses to the boredom-induced crime spate to come forward.
"Please call us on 131 444 - do not report on Facebook," he said.
"We believe there may be more people whose property was damaged who have not told police what happened.
"Unfortunately, there is no explanation as to why they were throwing rocks - it appears to be a case of youths roaming."
Sen-Sgt Slape said police wanted to hear from anyone with more information after five kids were arrested on Saturday.
He said police had "numerous" reports that the boys - aged between 11 and 14 - had been launching rocks at cars in Alice Springs.
The driver of a Ford F100 reported one of his side panels had been damaged near Railway Tce about noon.
Four of the minors were released from custody when police nosed out the alleged perpetrator.
A 12-year-old boy was yesterday waiting for a youth diversion file to be submitted before his release.
In February, the NT Government suggested placing floodlights outside the Gap in a bid to prevent rocks being thrown at cars.
Last year Alice Springs radio personality Bruce Davenport had his jaw broken when he was hit with a rock by an unknown attacker.
A Greyhound driver with a bus full of passengers managed to keep control when three rocks were thrown at his window at Birdum, 456km north of Tennant Creek.
And youths smashed an ambulance window as it took a pregnant mum to hospital.
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If throwing stones was an Olympic spot the Abbos would sweep the field! Dirty stone age buggers! need to be locked in stocks and stoned as punishment.