By Elizabeth Krantz In the early hours of 1 January , 17-year-old Andrew Farrugia was waiting near a taxi rank with friends in the NSW rural town of Griffith when he was accosted by two young Aboriginal thugs spoiling for a fight with a white person. After repeatedly taunting Andrew Farrugia, one of the Aboriginal youths grabbed him by the shirt and head-butted him twice. Then the other brave thug king hit him. A number of the witnesses described the sound of the punch as making a cracking sound. According to police, Andrew became unsteady on his feet and friends took him to the road where he collapsed. As Andrew lay dying, one of the black thugs boasted, “this is how we roll around here”. In the extensive media coverage of the brutal murder there was no mention of a racist attack. In fact the media, with exception of an…
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Elizabeth Krantz – 3 January 2008 In a situation reminiscent of the racist murder of Andrew Farrugia, and the racist murder of Leon Robinson, a 49-year-old father of five was enjoying a game of beach cricket with his family at the coastal town of Geraldton 425 km north of Perth in Western Australia when he was attacked by a large group of Aboriginals and bashed to death with his own cricket bat. Bill Rowe, a well-known and respected farmer from the small farming community of Yalgoo, two hour’s drive east of Geraldton was enjoying a game of beach cricket with his family at Geraldton’s Sunset Beach late in the afternoon on Christmas Day when a group of Aboriginals spoiling for a fight with white people arrived and began harassing the family groups, rummaging through eskies and stealing alcohol. Intimidated, some families packed up and left. The police began to receive…
Australian residents are used to seeing Aboriginal crime regularly portrayed in the nightly TV news. Scenes of car chases and victims of muggings, rapes and bashings have become almost ho-hum. But the escalation and savagery of Aboriginal attacks on whites in recent times have alarmed a complacent public. Only now, thanks to political correctness, they are rarely reported as Aboriginal crimes. If the police are looking for a perpetrator, he will be described as “dark skinned”. Because there is almost a blackout (if you will excuse the expression) in recent times on reporting of Aboriginal crimes, I have gone back to my archives to give some examples of the savagery of Aboriginal criminals. Savage attack by Aboriginal leaves 89-year-old man brain-damaged and blind in one eye Sidney Brady was an independent 89-year-old man until he was savagely beaten in a senseless attack during a home invasion, by Aboriginal, Allan Ronald…
Annaliese van Diemen This is the tweet from left-wing activist, Annaliese van Diemen that created so much controversy. “Sudden arrival of an invader from another land, decimating populations, creating terror. Forces the population to make enormous sacrifices & completely change how they live in order to survive. COVID-19 or Cook 1770?’’ What a moronic statement from a senior public servant – the Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Victoria, no less. She was probably fast-tracked to a senior position to appease the shrill feminist lobby. These fast-tracks are often organised by male feminists. She is out of her depth. Her juvenile (and historically inaccurate) tweet reveals her lack of maturity. It also shines a light on the mindset of modern university graduates after years of indoctrination by Marxist professors. Captain Cook was a famous navigator who charted the east coast of Australia. There was no settlement (or “invasion” depending upon your viewpoint)…
There are three very good reasons why fans boo part-Aboriginal football star, Adam Goodes. Any person, Aboriginal or not, making provocative gesures like this, is sure to rile the crowd Goodes finishes his war dance with the up-you gesture – sure to please the crowd Firstly, Goodes showed himself to be a racially-divisive person following his controversial nomination as Australian of the Year. He only achieved this exalted position because the selection committee, the Board of the Australia Day National Council, had been infiltrated by a bunch of politically correct social justice warriors. Goodes immediately used his position to vilify white Australians. “Europeans, and the governments that have run our country, have raped, killed and stolen,” he wrote in Fairfax newspapers. Coming to grips with his part-Aboriginal ancestry has left Goodes with deep-seated anger and a notable hatred of white Australia. Goodes then became infamous when a 13-year-old white girl…
‘Unsatisfied anger’ could become armed struggle, says Mick Dodson
Simmering anger in indigenous Australia over a failure to make good for past wrongs could easily turn into organised armed resistance, Aboriginal academic Michael James “Mick” Dodson has warned.
Elizabeth Krantz – 3 January 2008
In a situation reminiscent of the racist murder of Andrew Farrugia, and the racist murder of Leon Robinson, a 49-year-old father of five was enjoying a game of beach cricket with his family at the coastal town of Geraldton 425 km north of Perth in Western Australia when he was attacked by a large group of Aboriginals and bashed to death with his own cricket bat.
Bill Rowe (pictured), a well-known and respected farmer from the small farming community of Yalgoo, two hour’s drive east of Geraldton was enjoying a game of beach cricket with his family at Geraldton’s Sunset Beach late in the afternoon on Christmas Day when a group of Aboriginals spoiling for a fight with white people arrived and began harassing the family groups, rummaging through eskies and stealing alcohol. Intimidated, some families packed up and left.
The police began to receive phone calls from family groups reporting the disturbances, thievery and intimidation.
The mob turned their attention to the Rowe family, who believing they had safety in numbers, told the group of about five Aboriginals to stop taking drinks out of their esky.
The gutless thugs left but returned a short time later with about 20 others and attacked the Rowe family with bottles, rocks and sticks. Rowe family members again urgently phoned the police.
When Bill Rowe’s future son-in-law, Luke Neil, 29, told them to get out his esky, he was viciously attacked. Mr Neil’s face needed 35 stitches after it was slashed with a broken beer bottle. The attack also left him with a broken jaw and broken collarbone.
They do “welcome to country” ceremonies or dance for the Governor General. They preach for reconciliation or against cruelty. But to Jacinta Price they show complete savagery and misogyny – threats, wishes for her death and rape fantasies so vile that I cannot repeat them. Why do some of these men still get government jobs? Here are some.
Aboriginal politician Jacinta Price wrote a piece for the Daily Telegraph defending Australia Day.
Bill Nicholson works for the Wurundjeri Tribe Land and Compensation Cultural Heritage Council and is hired by government departments and agencies to do welcome to country ceremonies. In response, he wrote this:
Given this violent rhetoric against a woman, will Victoria’s Minister for Women, Natalie Hutchins, ensure that Nicholson is no longer used at any government-funded ceremony to promote “reconciliation”?
Australian News Commentary has produced many articles over the years highlighting the dire plight of Aboriginal Australia. Four decades of anti-white, blame propaganda trumpeted by the black aristocracy, academics and media have imbued many Aboriginals with feelings ranging from self-pity, resentment and anger, to a deep hatred of white society and white people. The hatred manifests itself in the savage attacks on white people by Aboriginals. There have been numerous bashings of frail elderly whites by Aboriginals. Gangs of Aboriginal children and youths hunt in packs along Perth’s railway stations looking for white prey. When they find a suitable target they attack like crazed animals. Aboriginal crime, violence, anti-social behaviour and a chip-on-the-shoulder attitude is rapidly alienating urban Aboriginals from a once-supportive white population. Aboriginal children as young as two are being diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases in remote Aboriginal communities. Aboriginal leader Mick Dodson has described the level of…