cont'd ...

Sorry for my typo.

Here's the link again:

http://www.humanrights.gov.au/our-work/about-constitutional-recognition

The aboriginal industry has scored again. The $20,000 fine imposed on the Crow's "Tex" Walker for 'racist abuse' will be handed over to one of the squillion aboriginal organisations. We all know that a percentage of some fines goes to Victims Of Crime irrespective of the race of victims, but the whole wack goes to the aboriginal industry in this case,

It wasn't even the abused who made the complaint: the SNEAKY SNITCH was one of the Crow's own hangers-on. The SNITCH is probably on a retainer from the aboriginal industry to look out for such lapses occurring in the heat of the moment.

Tex made a grovelling apology to the un-named recipient of his opinion, as well as to the SNITCH himself, would you believe! All very sincere, I'm sure, and it will never happen again.

On the absurd size of the fine, Tex could have beaten the bloke up for much less than that.

individual,

You asked if anyone has the contact number of
the Dept. of white heterosexual males.

That's easy. You've got a lot of number to
choose from. As Virginia Haussegger has pointed out:

" ... our federal Parliament is overwhelmingly run
by white heterosexual men who hold the majority of
power, influence and key decision making roles."

"They also dominate among state premiers and chief
ministers, across all 3 defence forces, our judiciary,
academia, local government and across all religious
denominations."

"White men rule the majority of Australia's publicly
listed companies. They overwhelmingly control the
Boards, our financial institutions and banks and
operate in work place environments that severely lack
gender and ethnic diversity."

What's more they get pais more than women to di it.

There you go.

cont'd ...

Excuse my typos

Australia will be one nation when racial discrimination is a thing of the past and all Australians are treated equally.
There are far too many racial organisations.

Is Mise,

I agree. That's why recognising the past history is
so important - and correcting it in our Constitution.