We'll I'm sorry.

- No I'm not I'm being sarcastic.

"Just for your high and mightiness, it may not occur to you that in some countries Facebook and other sites are blocked."

Well, I appreciate that, and I didn't realise it said:
ONLINE OPINION - 'Some Countries' e-journal of social and political debate.

Maybe my eyes are bad or something.

- Did it occur to you that I don't give a hoot about other countries, only this one and the people in it.

So, for all of OUR benefit;
I implore you, I beseech you;
- POST THE BLOODY LINK PLEASE.

- And stop whining like a girl it's childish.
And FYI, my feet are just fine thanks for asking

Armchair Critic Are you off you medication the posts on two threads seem to bear that out, calm down.

You appear also to be suffering brain overload.

From the article "The official Facebook page of 9 News Gold Coast created a poll today,"

** If you went there and could not find it, Facebook or the person in control of the page sometimes take down articles then later put them back up, NOT my problem you could not find it that's why I linked to the article with the screenshot. **

Quote "- Did it occur to you that I don't give a hoot about other countries, only this one and the people in it."
** Good luck in your new capacity as an isolationist. I think that means you won't need to reply to me or read anything from me because I am not in Australia **

Quote "- POST THE BLOODY LINK PLEASE."
** Grow up I am in a country where it is blocked. **

Quote "- No I'm not I'm being sarcastic."
** Correction that is exactly what you are being. **

Quote "- And stop whining like a girl it's childish."

** You want childish go back over the past few days and look at some of the ranting you have posted, I gift you childish. To be precise you have been rantings at a level lower than a child. **

I certainly agree with Fraser Anning that we should stop muslim immigration and stop allowing in those African refugees that completely fail to respect our laws and social norms.

I also agree entirely with Geert Wilders and what Pat Condell and Tommy Robinson have to say in their videos.

One wonders why we continue to elect stupid politicians that fail to see that the electorate wants to stop those coming here that will not integrate.

Henry,

Yes. Unfortunately it's only stupid people, in the main, who want to be politicians: failures who couldn't make it in the real world. There are, of course, a few successful ones like Turnbull, but they are power-crazed, which is even more dangerous than stupid.

The Cauldron Report of the 9 Poll:
caldronpool.com/nine-news-poll-against-senator-fraser-anning-backfires-big-time/

"I wonder if Channel 9 will report this tonight?” Senator Fraser Anning said on Twitter. “At the time of writing, 35,800 votes have been counted and 83% of Australians do NOT want me removed out of parliament.”

Looks like the newer African gang is linked to criminal organizations.

http://www.news.com.au/news/national/african-community-leaders-slam-new-youth-gang-blood-drill-killers/news-story/bdcae9dd085556ce2c392bc3dd3f4e77

African community leaders slam new youth gang, Blood Drill Killers

The splinter group of violent youths from the African community in Melbourne, calling themselves “BDK”, have been linked to organised crime outfits.

Leaders of the African community in Melbourne have distanced themselves from a violent section of the community making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Last month it emerged that Victoria Police were cracking down on a gang of youths calling themselves the “Blood Drill Killers” or “BDK”.

Police said the group is mostly made up of African-Australian boys aged 14 to 17 who had been linked to a number of violent crimes in Melbourne’s west and a shocking street brawl at St Albans on Christmas Eve.

Mobile phone footage of the fight shows two groups using chairs as weapons. One man was hospitalised and a 17-year-old boy was arrested. The fight was started over an argument about cigarettes, police say.

Seven teenage boys linked to the gang were arrested over a second brawl and robbery in the area a week earlier.

South Sudan Australia Peace Initiative co-ordinator Nyok Gor has had enough. He says young African-Australians are abusing the freedom Australia has afforded them and tarnishing the reputation of law abiding members of the same community.

“We have little control over these youths’ behaviour since some of them are not even with their parents or the community,” he told news.com.au.

Mr Gor, said BDK members should be “condemned in the strongest terms” but not mistaken as representatives of the African-Australian community.

“Don’t treat us all as criminals due to the actions of these young people, because the majority of us are law abiding citizens,” he said.

“Their behaviour should not be racialised because members of our community are also victims of this criminal conduct. These young people are Australians and their issues are Australia’s problem.”

** Like his last sentence "These young people are Australians and their issues are Australia’s problem."

Full article at above link.