One gets the impression, from reading this article, that the primary reason for importing African blacks is to create more social problems for social workers to deal with. As if Australia does not have more than enough problems to deal with with our own blacks.

I was amused to read that most of the "students" are "late for class". Is that because they have absolutely no interest in this expensive humanitarian program financed entirely by the Australian taxpayer? If they apparently have little interest in the program, one wonders why thay even turn up at all? Is it because they have to go because the courts have told them to get counselling or go to jail?

Unsurprisingly, the article laments that the Australian government is not providing more funds to this program. What Australia apparently needs, is a lot more well paid sociologists, psychiatrists, witch doctors, tribal leaders, and social workers to deal with the endless problems of the people we import.

The history of the importation of blacks into white western societies has always been a social catastrophe for the whites. The only positive result of this importation, is to provide plenty of work for police, prison officers, lawyers, judges, and of course, social workers. Another questionable benefit is that the world saver class can point at the total dysfunction of black communities as positive proof of how oppresive white western capitalism is.

Since their tiny minds are convinced that all races are equal in every way, including mental attributes, then the only possible explanation for black dysfunction must be the oppression of blacks by whites. Therefore, they know that the incredibly high crime rates and welfare dependency exhibited by every black community can always be explained away by white racism, with a little bit of pushing and shoving of the facts.

I really fear for the future of this country. With the examples of European countries going broke, and their once safe streets infested with all sorts of imported undesireables who have imported terrorism, skyrocketting crime rates and serious social strife, why does Australia persist in emulating failure?

Well said LEGO.

I also agree in the main , with the above comments.

Further more , I have has for some time a radical( good word.. Eh? ) solution to our refugee " problem.

Without doubt our generosity is being abused , by a host of people and groups including Indivudals, People smugglers and the UN body "responsible" for looking after Refugees.

We should withdrawn from the UN Refugee Convention.. thus being as one with the rest of ASIA!

THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT WE NO LONGER TAKE REFUGEES.

What it will means is that WE CHOOSE .. WHO.. WHEN and HOW !

Yes we can choose who comes here, however we cannot choose those who are born here.

:P

Hi there LEGO...

I couldn't fault the thrust of your arguement nor your appraisal of what is going on with those Blacks that have already been brought here.

Fortunately, I've retired from the job and generally have not needed to deal with those to whom you refer. However, many of my former colleagues have, and it's really very very hard to do your job, essentially because of their skin colour.

One thing I can predict, unequivocally. We (Australia) shall lament the day that we've adopted such a soft and squishy policy with these people. Together with certain other imported elements within our community, by permitting them to prescribe to us what laws of ours they select to obey, and what others they refuse to assume.

The problem now, I believe it's all too late ! We've lost the initiative and we now have to cop it, and realize there's two stratum of the law. One for the majority of Australians, the other, for those who fit into an altogether different demographic; that of selected and insulated Blacks !

Should you doubt me, understand they have separate Koori Magistrate's Courts in Melbourne ?

I thought there was something familar about this thread and it dawned on me that one of the authors is the same that wrote the waffle here a few days ago abour 'womens rights'

Well she has not improved. You will notice that despite a lot of words there is no explanation of what project bantu or Capoeira Angola is about or exactly what they are trying to achieve.

After 4 pages one still does not know what they are talking about.

Same waffle and they are both going for Masters in Journalism!

Says a lot about the standard of journalism in this country.