Anna Marshall Years of pandering to Aboriginals with massive welfare payments and special privileges while simultaneously fuelling their resentment by dwelling on past grievances, blew up in the faces of the social engineers, do-gooders and the politically correct elites on a hot February night in 2004 in the Aboriginal ghetto of Redfern when a horde of rampaging, rioting Aboriginals torched the Redfern railway station and then set about assaulting police with bricks, bottles and fire-bombs. Is this Baghdad or the Gaza Strip? No – it is Sydney, Australia. A fiery missile aimed by Aboriginal rioters explodes in the middle of the police line. Tension began building following the accidental death of an Aboriginal youth on the morning of Sunday 15 February. Riding his bicycle in a reckless manner, he fell off and impaled himself on a fence. Rumours spread like wildfire through the ghetto that the youth died in…