Unleash the hounds, I say!


A men's squash pairing from Sierra Leone have become the latest African athletes to miss their event at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

Hours after Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton warned athletes who breached their visa conditions they'd be tracked down, locked up and deported, Sierra Leone's Ernest Jombla and Yusif Mansaray did not appear for their men's doubles match on Thursday morning.

Jombla and Mansaray's disappearance meant India's Ramit Tandon and Vikram Malhotra were handed a walkover in the Pool F clash.

Games officials have confirmed a Rwandan athlete, two Ugandans and potentially one Ghanaian are also missing in action.

The news comes after Cameroon revealed on Wednesday eight of its 42-strong Games team are missing, including two boxers who failed to appear for their events.

Mr Dutton said most Games athletes were on visas that remained valid until mid-May, but he was concerned by two instances in which athletes missed their events at the Games "when that was the reason they were here".

He said they were "taking the mickey".

"The compliance officers will be out there, I promise, tracking these people down and they'll be deported as quickly as possible," he told Macquarie Radio on Thursday.

"If they don't want to be held in detention or locked up at the local watch house, they'd better jump on a plane before the 15th and comply with their visas conditions."

Mr Dutton said if any of the missing athletes claimed protection status, Border Force would test each case.

"These people and others that might have a similar objective need to hear this message very clearly - they aren't going to game the system," he said.

Commonwealth Games boss Peter Beattie said while the athletes' visas allow them to spend time enjoying Australia, they should return to their home country as scheduled.

"We encourage people to get a visa, come here and compete, stay a little while after, spend some money in this country and then go home, and that's our position," Mr Beattie told ABC Radio.
https://www.smh.com.au/sport/commonwealth-games-2018/more-african-athletes-disap...

These athletes obviously want to stay here - more illegal immigrants.....

I hope they get a fair hearing and a fair vetting... but then - that raises the spectre of 'economic refugees' that want to come here....  WHY would they want to live here if their own nation was so good to them?

Are we to give Australian citizenship to athletes, so they can enhance our national teams in international competition - like Kostya Tzu - and is that the ONLY criterion that should be used to determine a person's immigrant status?

I have a great deal of sympathy for these kinds of people - but why are they exempt, while others are incarcerated on hostile islands and refused entry?

Yadda wrote on Apr 12^th, 2018 at 10:02pm:

IMO these people came here under false pretences and lied to get preferential treatment....If they were truly in fear for their life why would they represent the country they are so fearfull of....No doubt if they are gifted athletes the Government might make an exception....They shouldn't!!!

Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Apr 12^th, 2018 at 9:03pm:


That was basically the idea with the 2006 Commonwealth Games. Lanes were left empty in the 200m races as Sierra Leone athletes ran for different reasons. Newspaper articles started posting about how if Australia could find those athletes, they could get citizenship and compete for Australia at future Olympics and Commonwealth Games.

How irritating was that to read? Thinking that athletes that flee their country and break our laws are simply going to give a stuff about competing (when they are probably too old to compete by the time they get citizenship) for Australia? They seriously would probably want to hide in plain sight among the Africans already here and assume one of their identities to share.

Find those athletes. Put them on the plane back to their home country. And tell them that they are not allowed back.

freediver wrote on Apr 14^th, 2018 at 9:35am:



Yassmin Abdel-Magied

       BLACK AFRICAN
       WOMAN
       PERSECUTED MOSLEM

freediver wrote on Apr 14^th, 2018 at 9:35am:


How could he be, FD? Phil's white. Yassmin's a dirty, tinted fugly bint.

Why can't he stick up for his own kind?

Round 'em up and put 'em on a slow boat to Africa....

I wonder what the abbos will do when there are more reffos than abbos

When the grubberment says

SORRY, WE CANT SUPPORT ALL OF YOU SO THR REFFOS GET PRECEDENCE AND THE ABBOS WILL HAVE TO SUFFER

Gordon wrote on Apr 12^th, 2018 at 3:59pm:


They are in no danger from AF Plod unless they stray too close to a donut shop.

Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 15^th, 2018 at 2:37pm:


Are you also that person that mutters "typical..." after seeing black people in a KFC restaurant.

UnSubRocky wrote on Apr 15^th, 2018 at 4:19pm:


Only because the governments keep spending the money that was earmarked for it

Spot

I walked in a couple years ago to a KFC restaurant. Saw this African family ordering. The first thing I muttered was "typical...". Then I just stopped and wondered where that attitude came from. With 90% of the KFC customers in our town being white, I just could not have the insight to understand from where I got that attitude.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Apr 15^th, 2018 at 4:24pm:



What sort of an idiot grubberment borrows money to give to worthless third world parasites.

Let them borrow their own money.

freediver wrote on Apr 14^th, 2018 at 9:35am:

UnSubRocky wrote on Apr 15^th, 2018 at 4:36pm:


I do that whenever I see obese people ordering KFC. I've also seen obese people go into subway and mentally congratulated them only to be disappointed when they order the most unhealthy fattiest thing they can put together. I saw one guy, a truckie, stop and order two of the most fattiest foot long combos for himself. I guess they think eating subway is still healthy if you do that kind of shyte.

Setanta wrote on Apr 15^th, 2018 at 7:25pm:


Its not the fat that is bad but the sugar. I had low blood sugar once (looong time ago) and ate a donut. Nothing - didnt help. Ate 2 bites of a subway bun and voila! Fixed. Its full of sugar. I havent eaten subway again since that day.

Spot

Setanta wrote on Apr 15^th, 2018 at 7:25pm:


Maybe they are 'American' Australians - you know, used to ordering 'quantity' over quality just like in the USA where its large (poor quality) orders for cheap prices.
Unlike in Australia, where you get quality stuff but at very expensive prices.
...in fact, just on TV today - how kids are now 'FOOD INSECURE': going hungry and eating paper.    Here in Australia.

Jasin wrote on Apr 16^th, 2018 at 10:21am:



Good to see you so impressed by yourself there Jasin.
I just hope you stop before you go blind.

PS. Can anyone here translate Jasins post into, "Saneish"??
I am not fluent in "Crazy"

Captain Caveman wrote on Apr 16^th, 2018 at 9:17am:


Given that I have tried both, I would say it takes a while to get over a heroin addiction more than a sugar addiction. I have tried heroin once. Even that one time, the withdrawal symptoms are pretty harsh. I can't imagine the pain that addicted heroin addicts go through.

Sugar consumption can be minimised to a certain extent. I went on low sugar diets in the past and did not have the withdrawals. But it was the first taste of Coca-Cola that had me craving more. But at least I can go without sugar for a long time.

UnSubRocky wrote on Apr 16^th, 2018 at 11:21am:


That wasnt withdrawal it was a hangover

Spot

UnSubRocky wrote on Apr 23^rd, 2018 at 9:03pm:


I'll only speak about legal drug usage this time although I could speak from the dark side as well... I have been in hospital on opioids for over a week and had no withdrawals. You cannot get withdrawals from one time usage.

Gordon wrote on Apr 23^rd, 2018 at 9:17pm:


Africans on the loose??

Was that your idea or FD's?

What sort of an idiot grubberment borrows money to give to worthless third world parasites like Valkie.

Here is a simple example of what our moronic politicians are doing.

When I was young, I saw a bird eating scraps from our garden mulch heap.

Feeling sorry for the bird, I fed it some bread ( I was young and didn't know how it all worked).

Within a week there were several birds all coming in for a free feed.

Then came the rats, one at first, then more.
They chased off the birds and scoffed all the food, taking over the mulch heap.

The birds no longer came as the aggressive rats were breeding out of control and keeping them away.
Then they started coming into the house, breeding and taking over everything, needing more and more to feed more and more rats.

So it is with feeding third world countries
The more food we give them, the more they breed
Not the poor sods who we first started feeding, but other, more aggressive parasites.
Aid organizations, who take 70,80,90% of the aid for "administrative" purposes.
Then the more brutal element take what they can leaving the real refugees nothing.

The more these people breed, the more there is to feed
The more they get, the more they want
It's a logarithmic curve of overpopulation of agressive parasites.


Dad eventually killed off the rats, took a while.
And eventually the birds returned to dig in the scraps for worms and such.

The lesson I learned was that one should let nature take it's course.
If it's meant to survive it will
If it's not, or if it overpopulates, it will eventually die off until reasonable population numbers eventuate.

We do these people no favors feeding them
They have no real future, never enough food and no possibility of improvement.
They will be destined to a short life of suffering and abuse.
They knowingly breed poor children who will fare no better, this is the worst kind of child abuse.

Sure , feed them
But place a caveat on the food
No more children, they have to be sterilised to eat.
In time , when the population is sustainable by their own resources, then allow them to breed.

Otherwise, we will be a world doing nothing but generating food for people who cannot generate their own.
We will be slaves to feed an ever growing population who do nothing but breed.

That is until we destroy the world in the process.

Don't feed the birds, let them find their own food, it's better for them.
It's nature's way

Overpopulation is the cause of most of the world's ills

Pollution, war, resource deficiency, unrest and environmental distraction.

We need to seriously work toward population reduction
Not murder or genocide
Simply sterilization of any in countries that cannot support their population.

Third world countries breed more than civilized countries
So slow them down

We are inching toward self extermination through overbreeding.

It has to stop.

Hang ten a day until the rest get the message....

UnSubRocky wrote on Apr 23^rd, 2018 at 9:03pm:
Heroin withdrawal is pretty much over in a couple of days. Its fierce though. Its commonly accepted that heroin addiction takes a few weeks to kick in. One time usage wont addict you or even give you a  sleepless night.

heroins becoming much less popular. Meth is the drug of choice at the moment. Being cheap and prevalent that doesnt look like changing anytime soon despite the governments knee jerk efforts.  Meth gives you brain damage plus an addiction, heroin just addicts you. Meth addicts coming down are a thousand times more difficult to deal with than heroin addicts. A heroin addict will go into a fetal position and scream in pain during withdrawals, a meth addict will want to smash everyone and everything during withdrawals. I would add, most heroin addicts stick to opiates, meth users are generally poly drug abusers.

whatever you say.