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Missing Fathers evade Responsibiliy for their children.
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Sheer guess work on your part Rehctub since the report also advised that:
“Separated parents living overseas now owe around $90 million in payments to their kids back in Australia," Senator Ludwig said.
‘"Wherever separated parents live, it's unacceptable for them to shirk their child support obligations."
“A meeting in Hobart yesterday decided to make greater use of orders that banned parents with a child support debt from leaving the country.”
Yabby
May I suggest you first take your hand off it and read further into Sian Rees’ account of life on the Lady Juliana?:
“About 225 female thieves, prostitutes and con artists were rounded up from prisons in London and the British countryside to the failing Sydney Cove colony aboard the Lady Juliana, wrote one historian.
"The females were to serve two purposes - to prevent the starving and isolated male colonists from engaging in 'gross irregularities', and to act as a breeding stock for the troubled settlement.
Hmmmm......funny....I thought Holstein cattle were of Dutch origin?
“Historian, Nicol describes life onboard the ship and the ways in which the women were pressured to use sex to improve their situation and status.
"He details the difficult conditions the women were forced to endure during the long journey and the extreme seasickness that overtook the female passengers as they left England's shores.”
A first hand report of the first day and evening of arrival still survives: :
"Soon after the convict men were unshackled and disembarked, the inhospitable terrain considered a deterrent for escape.
"The women were brought to the shore ten days later and on seeing the women the convict men broke into frenzy, the rum barrels were broken and rape and debauchery reigned. Seeing the wildness in their eyes, Phillip and his Officers kept their own men at a distance, deciding to let the events take their course and did nothing to help the women."