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Oh yeah .. I am sure the JOG knows that all that the average Aussie cares about is either Football or Beer and if these Sows play football then they are playing OUR game and they must be good.. and therefore trying to fit into "Aussie " culture. Look at the original in the link.. they already told the boys at the club they train up to leave the club whilst they are training.


I mean If they suffered a defeat of something like 127:0 perhaps they won't be training too long anyway? The score they want to achieve will probably be the next body count with their Islamic chimp out demo.. or the amount of property they are going to consume up in their next enclave.

[Muslim women kick new AFL goal]

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/muslim-women-kick-new-afl-goal/story-e6freuy9-1226619890600

Muslim women kick new AFL goal

THEY are the Muslim women using sport to smash cultural stereotypes - just don't ask them who Adam Goodes is. The Tigers are the first predominantly Muslim women's AFL team in the country, and although they admit to not knowing much about Aussie rules, that hasn't stopped them using the sport to build cultural awareness. The team suffered a 130-0 loss to Macquarie University yesterday, but captain Lael Kassem said they want much more than to just put points on the scoreboard.Ms Kassem, 21, from Auburn, said: "Sport can change everyone's lives and it has done that for so many of our girls. "When we started the team we didn't think about winning. "We just wanted to be the most respected team and the most culturally aware team."

... SO EVEN THE TOKEN WHITE CHICK IS MADE TO PRAY TO ALLAH BEFORE THE TRAINING?

[THE Territory's problem drunks will be forced into treatment for 12 weeks under new laws.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/04/12/319549_ntnews.html

   THE Territory's problem drunks will be forced into treatment for 12 weeks under new laws.
They will be housed in four secure rehabilitation centres - in Darwin, Alice Springs, Katherine and the remote Nhulunbuy.

Two more centres will soon be added - in Tennant Creek and on the Tiwi Islands.
Up to 800 alcoholics a year will be treated. Police are expected to step up patrols in troublespots and take more drunks into protective custody.

Alcohol Rehabilitation Minister Robyn Lambley said she fully expects a legal challenge to the laws - but would the Government would win.

"Some people won't like this," Ms Lambley said today."It's ground breaking – the first in Australia".
"Territorians are fed up with the levels of anti-social behaviour and violence on the streets and they want their Government to implement real measures that work," she said.

"Every year, thousands of problem drinkers are picked up by police - only to be placed in police protective custody and then released back out on the street to continue drinking and anti-social behaviour.

"Our mandatory rehabilitation measures will ensure habitual drunks are off the streets and receiving meaningful treatment."

The Government has dropped the plan to build rehabilitation centres.

Instead, they will be in existing buildings - the Darwin centre will be in the unused Medi-Hotel at Royal Darwin Hospital.

Drunks will be sent to a Alcohol Mandatory Treatment Tribunal for assessment after being taken into protective custody three times in two months.

Rehabilitation will include treatment and training in life skills and work readiness.

Ms Lambley wants the tribunal to have the power to recommend that welfare payments are "managed", but this would need federal backing.

Territory police issued 19,000 protective custody orders last year - 3000 were repeat offenders.
One drunk was taken to sobering-up shelters 117 times.

"Our new rehabilitation model will provide repeat problem drinkers with a real chance to break the cycle of alcohol abuse and harm," Ms Lambley said.

The Territory has the highest per capita alcohol consumption in Australia, one-and-a-half times the national average.


Should bloody sterilise them while they got these black clowns in detention!

[A DARWIN hairdresser who was assaulted outside her shop said violence had escalated since the Nightcliff police beat was scrapped.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/04/13/319624_ntnews.html

A DARWIN hairdresser who was assaulted outside her shop said violence had escalated since the Nightcliff police beat was scrapped.

Ally Fitzgerald, who has owned Ally's Barber Shop for 10 years, said the public drunkenness, violence and anti-social behaviour was the worst it had been in years.

Ms Fitzgerald said business owners had met to discuss the problem on Thursday night and when she got to work yesterday morning there were about 12 people causing trouble in the arcade.
"As they walked through they were knocking all the signs over," she said.

"I just went out and really politely ... said 'can you please leave the signs alone'.

"One lady tried to throw the sign at me and then tried to punch me in the face but I managed to grab hold of her arm."    Ms Fitzgerald said when the police beat was in place, officers would walk through the centre about five times a day - meaning the troublemakers either stayed away, were moved on or were better behaved.

"The problem had almost disappeared during the day," she said.

"Obviously because it was working they weren't getting people ringing them all the time so they scrapped it.

"I'd love for it to be reinstated."

Ms Fitzgerald said she had lost customers - particularly elderly people and parents with young children - who did not want to listen to foul language and risk being harassed.

She said the police beat was more effective in controlling drunks than the Banned Drinker Register, which had only helped "a little bit" and meant she had been offered up to $50 to buy someone on the register a $30 bottle of spirits.



So who do you think does this sort of thing in Darwin?

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/04/12/319600_ntnews.html

THE man who helped his best mate abduct a woman from a domestic violence shelter was "boasting" about his crime to the victim, the NT Surpreme Court heard.

Patrick "Paddy" Briston, 19, was found guilty for his role in the abduction of Monique Edmondson last August and sentenced to eight years and two months in prison with a non-parole period of four years and one month.

Justice Judith Kelly said Briston had a "warped value system" where a "perverse loyalty" to Joshua Walsh was more important than the life of Ms Edmondson.

"You knew there was a strong chance Ms Edmondson would be murdered yet you went along," she said.

"Even when Walsh waved the gun in her face and told her to open her mouth you did nothing."