hello,every one.Me amresh.I do love australia,and hope some dayi will be there.

Hello Amresh, and welcome.

Hi Amresh, I see you've met DonaldTrump. He's currently residing in someone else's country right now (we all chipped in for the one way ticket), so feel free to come on over.

ex-member DonaldTrump wrote on Mar 3^rd, 2009 at 3:23pm:

Already have a couple of Indian families, that I know of, in the street. They're quiet, well mannered and hard working.

And over white trash? The cops at the door nearly every second weekend dealing with another domestic, the white trash bitch screaming about about her white trash de facto, after the filthy white garbage have had another out of control pissup... I'd have an Indian family next door any day.

Get your friggin hand out from up it, Don Twot. How hard is it to live near ethnic minorities these days? And it'd be hard to live in any major city in Australia and not live near them, I'd guess.

I've lived for years near ethnic minorities and locals. Nearly all the ethnic families are too busy establishing themselves and/or don't drink and show a lot of respect for the local 'natives'. No psycho parties till 4 AM. A few of the locals on the other hand... 'Hey... This is Astraya and Oim Astrayan...'

When I was renting and living in flats, the best apartment blocks were the ones with the high number of Asian and Indian students. Not a peep out of them after 10PM.

And as for 'They are obnoxious, smug, rude, liars and dishonourable. ' What? All 1.02 billion of them?

freediver wrote on Mar 3^rd, 2009 at 7:00pm:

Never mind the supreme irony in the fact that he's currently living in someone else's country.

Well DT, as a favour for all of us, and to help promote Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection, could I ask you to take up nude barbed wire fence hurdling, Please!

To take pride in idiocy, takes a special kind of idiot, and we certainly don't want them breeding.

Indians, Pakestanis, Bangladeshis, Lebanese, Chinese, Japanese: Yes, and no problems.

Cambodians, Lao, Burmese, Tibetan's, Armenians, Syrians, Libyans: No, can't say I have.

Egyptians: Live *with* them actually. No problems.

Yemenites, Saudi's, Zimbabweans, Kenyans, Moroccans, Nigerians, Sudanese, Somalians, Jamaicans, Koreans, Mexicans, Congolese, South Africans, Rhodesians, Ghanese, Iraqis, Iranians, Palestinians, Ethiopians, Namibians and Tanzanians: No, can't say I have.

Anglo-Aussies: Yes, and have to concur they are the ones who make the most trouble. Then again, some of them have been the nicest neighbours I've had also... Just goes to show you can find good and bad in all races.

sky wrote on Mar 7^th, 2009 at 12:31am:

As are we, Sky... As are we....

Welcome.

ex-member DonaldTrump wrote on Mar 3^rd, 2009 at 5:14am:


You rock DT!!!

freediver wrote on Mar 8^th, 2009 at 4:21pm:


What are you on about FD?

freediver wrote on Mar 8^th, 2009 at 4:21pm:


Haha - I was curious about that statement as well.  AN has always struck me as very straight.  

Soren wrote on Mar 8^th, 2009 at 7:38pm:



No he meant buggering ha ha..

And it seems like Stalin and those other 2  really turn him on    

He would even pick up the soap for Hitler I reckon.

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AN, with the exception of Gillard, that doesn't really change the meaning.

freediver wrote on Mar 9^th, 2009 at 7:03pm:



ha ha...your talking to PHIL FD  ..

I didn't notice the words under your avatar AN until Mozzaok pointed it out and should have realised it was word censorship.  It didn't look right.

Just ignore their teasing AN.  Bugger is a strange alternative for F..k though.

Yep, the ignorant alliance (FD, Helian and Mozzaok) are back again, aggressive as ever at me for pointing out the bleeding obvious: -That multiculturalists and anti-racists almost always lie about their personal lives in order to win an argument against an 'evil' racist.  

-Notice how furious FD and Helian became and were oh so quick to tell us their stories about how horrible their Australian neighbours are and how 'nice' their ethnic neighbours are? Pretty typical multiculturalist/anti-racist bvllsh1t. If you can't see it you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Very common strategy. Seen it many times. Interestingly enough, it's only ever multiculturalism supporters and anti-racists that become vocal about it and go out of their way to explain how horrible Australian neighbours are compared to the nevertobeaustralian third-worlders. I've also grown to love mozzaok's common multiculturalism/anti-racist strategy: the inability to debate something followed by a barrage of insults. Usually ending with the smug assumption that multiculturalism and uncontrollled immigration is correct and restricted immigration and limited multiculturalism is wrong.



You three really don't know what you're talking about. Unlike you, I really DO have Indian neighbours.

I've lived next to an Indian family for over 10 years now. They're a very nice Indian couple with two nice sons and a lovely daughter. One of the sons is studying to be a pilot, the other one is into law and finishing his last year at Uni. While the daughter is going to High School and plans to go to Bond University one day. She's a really smart girl and wants to be a scientist. I can't remember exactly what type of science she likes, maybe biomedical science? I'm not sure. They're (Indian family) really good neighbours. They never cause trouble and are always so quiet and friendly to us. The mother of the family often visits our house just after 3.00pm on weekends and helps out with my gardening.

On the other hand, my Aussie neighbours are HORRIBLE. They're a bunch of yobbos that don't take care of their gardens, always have domestic disputes and never, ever shut-up. They don't have a decent education and their kids are always running wild.

Give me an Indian family over an Aussie family any day of the week!

See how easy that lie was, guys?


PS. I was well aware before I made my first post that this Amresh guy might be a troll, FD. I was merely making everyone aware that there is indeed strong opposition to Indian immigration in this country.

NorthOfNorth wrote on Mar 7^th, 2009 at 1:52am:


Nothing decent about supporting multiculturalism and third world immigration, Helian. So I guess that rules you out. 

freediver wrote on Mar 8^th, 2009 at 4:21pm:


Being a little contradictory there, aren't you, captain 'I don't need a source for my opinion?'

ex-member DonaldTrump wrote on Mar 10^th, 2009 at 12:14am:

Well, you can’t know whether I was lying about my personal life, but I can now say that about you.

However, unless you’re speaking through a time tunnel, I’m amazed you don’t know how easy it is to live next door to Indians… although you may tacitly be acknowledging this given that you have a problem with Indian immigration into Australia. If you think there are a lot of them here… then they’re living among us in their thousands are they not?

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They are all Australian Donald. Nor was there any fury involved. If you misjudge us so badly it's no wonder you misjudge ethnic people. You seem to hear whatever you want to hear, not what is really there.

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Yes strange that. You only see these things that aren't actually there in people who support something you oppose. Your argument seems to amount to nothing more than "I am right, therefor anyone who gives evidence in support of me must be telling the truth, and anyone who doesn't must be lying." You bring your problems upon yourself by not treating people decently, then blame them because it always seems to be people you have prejudged who cause you problems.

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Yes it did seem to come easy to you.

Great meeting you here Sky. Actually  I would have preferred to find out the reality in another way.You met the wrong person to lie.How do you feel when somebody can feel free to call you a selfish "liar"?How do you feel having no identity?How do you feel pretending you are another person.It is pathology to invent stories about an imaginative person pretending you are that person.
Sky I am not xenophobic I would have a accepted the reality.But first you should accept it yourself.
Namaste.