have you noticed..[ I am sure you havent].. they never mention the ACT... Tasmania gets more coverage

disgraceful!


they claim I am a 35 yr old average female...rubbish I told them I am 29...

issuevoter wrote on Apr 13^th, 2017 at 8:20am:



ahhhhhh brainwashing at the border you reckon..

mmmmmmmm that could work!

But WAIT! - there's MORE!


'Queuing up to get into England is a bit different however. Theoretically of course, I’m a foreigner here. Still, the thought of a woman in a Hijab scrutinising my passport and glancing accusingly at me while she decides whether to let me in or not seems wrong somehow.



Remember Dame Joan Sutherland the opera singer? - She said the same thing here in Australia about an Indian woman working for the immigration department who challenged her over her passport and questioned her credentials about being an Australian.

Sutherland kicked up a fuss, and needless to say the media socialists were all over her like a rash, accusing her of racism, xenophobia, bigotry, etc etc.

***

'Call me a racist but I decided to take the other lane. That wasn’t much fun either as it turned out. The officer and his female assistant were both Mancunian (natives of Manchester) but deeply suspicious.

It was just me and my daughter. She is ten years old, half Asian and very pretty. It is outside of school holidays I know, but Nana didn’t take that into account when she had her fall.

“Yes of course she is my daughter.” We both have Australian passports and the same surname. Why would he think otherwise?

Luckily, I know what school she is in, what year she is in, who her teacher is and the answers to about fifty other questions which unexpectedly come my way.

    Then it dawned on me. He thinks I could be trafficking her. “Next time bring a birth certificate or some other documentation,” he advises me without smiling as he hands the passports back'.


'Most English you see are old and grey. Most Muslims have young families. In thirty years, things will look very different here'.

***

'“We won’t be intimidated,” declared Theresa May stoically behind a thick security wall'.



***

'That is why Australia is so important. This is a global fight and once we win in one part of the world, we will inspire people everywhere. Once we have politicians who are prepared to call out this ideology, things will change in a hurry'.

***

'This is not just another petition on Change.org or Avaaz. This petition is on the Australian Government website. When it is finished, it will be read out to the Australian Parliament. How much notice they take depends on how many signatures it has. If you haven’t got a spare minute to sign this petition, then please don’t complain about the relentless influx of people whose ideology considers democracy to be an abomination'.

***

link

i personally find chinese and indians to be

grateful
aspirational
persistent
emotionally grounded
confident in their own abilities
not as liable to be stuck in group think

nothing impressed me more then seeing the asian kiddies in the library at my daughters school and cleaning up on the awards nights.

they will put "evolutionary pressure" on other aussies to lift their game.
this will be a good thing for those on "the narrow road to success' as it means more successful people to "vibe' with.

for fat steve though, the arrival of 'superior men and women" may represent a personal catastrophe.

fat steve could join the asians in grinding it out in small business and being frugal and driven.
but, alas, fat steve will always follow the path of least resistance and just 'hate' on the successful guys.

this is lower consciousness. 'laziness addiction" and getting butt hurt out of being challenged....seyonara steve

Enquiring mind wrote on Apr 13^th, 2017 at 9:16am:



Laziness addiction ruins more lives then drug or alcohol addiction.
because , once you give in to laziness and try to "take", you have no choice but to rationalise your behaviour to maintain your ego (no taker says to themselves that they are a toxic little slug..their ego wouldnt allow it).

the commonest way i see this playing out is this bizarre belief that successful people have 'cheated the system".

this is nothing more then the lazy person making an "excuse" and rationalising their behaviour
"i wont grind it out to be a success because i'm not greedy like that successful guy, i dont want to cheat like that successful guy"
its just a rationalisation to preserve laziness.

most successful people are really humble, really grateful and really generous....but 'steve" cant let that land.

If asians and indians are crushing it in australia, it is because they recognise that australia circa 2017 is the land of opportunity. if you cant crush it in life in australia in 2017, you farkking suck.

And, again, steve cant admit he sucks...he has to get out the pitchforks to maintain the web of lies he tells himself.
and if you confront steve with these obvious facts, he doesnt get inspired , he gets mad. he gets out the pitchforks.   

sayonara steve 

Lord Herbert wrote on Apr 13^th, 2017 at 9:56am:


sport can teach some of the principles neccesary for success.
persistence, hard training,  disipline, pushing on thru pain.
these only apply to the players though.
in as much as "fat steve" tends to be a "watcher" he is passive and going nowhere.

Enquiring mind wrote on Apr 13^th, 2017 at 9:16am:



you could of course do worse...

more karnals.. omg....spare us those please.