Gentlemen,

As I stated earlier - I can only go by my own experiences.
What are yours regarding "African gangs?"

FOXY...

To answer your question FOXY; my own experiences with African Gangs are nil. However despite what my mate in VICPOL has averred, there are plenty of them about Metro Melbourne. Most have no respect for the police or the law per se.

It's always convenient to deny the existence of things FOXY, that would ordinarily frighten us. I have no doubt that Gangs made up of black Africans, do pervade some areas of metro Melbourne. Where precisely I wouldn't know. I wonder how long it will take, for the inhabitants of the City of Melbourne to witness the ghastly effects of the 'Soweto Necktie'. Maybe then the Andrews Government may acknowledge the existence of these black African gangs!

Sometime FOXY (I say with respect), your intransigence with some matters really does amaze me at times? You're denial of the existence of these African Gangs, especially when the Sydney media is awash with it, is strange to say the least? You're intelligent, an avid reader, come researcher, yet for some reason, in your mind they don't exist? Is it a case I wonder, if they don't prevail, then I've got nothing really to worry about?

The main problem in Victoria is the political police, whose management even denies that there are African gangs. You know, the same police who send bills to Right wing speakers to hold back the barbarian hordes of Leftists attacking people who wish to hear the speakers. This sort of thing doesn't happen in other Australian cities. It's a protection racket run by the Labor governnent and upper echelons of the police.

O Sung Wu and Ttbn - Thanks for saying what I am struggling with. It's not just the African gangs though. The Muslims, Indians are getting braver all the time. None of them respect the police or the workplace and they are always aggressively looking out for "group territory". They don't believe in sharing. Even the "good ones" betray you in favour of "their brothers" in the end. They understand that their loyalty is to their own- even if we don't- we can't trust our own people to be loyal to us- especially our universities. It's a mess. If we don't protect our territory we will lose it, because there are plenty that want to take it from us. Maybe we do need nuclear power.

Foxy,

What is your experience with crocodiles? Zero I guess, but I bet that you will avoid swimming in most rivers in the NT.

Foxy,

Then broaden your experience, as I said, you live in Melbourne, how about taking a night-time stroll in the affected areas, have a chat with the locals and give us a first-hand report