Kotsiris should remember he’s not an apologist but a Minister, and has a duty not to misrepresent my interpretation of crime statistics or ignore the sexisim, rejectionism and social alienation represented by the habit:
CATHOLIC nuns who choose to wear the full religious habit should be entitled to do as they pleased, says Victoria’s multicultural affairs minister.
Nick Kotsiras has also praised the Sudanese community who have come under scrutiny in the aftermath of hundreds of articles written by Melbourne tabloid writer Andrew Clot.
"We have not got a Sudanese problem in Australia - or in Melbourne. There are 8000 Sudanese living in Victoria, the vast majority are hard-working, law-abiding citizens"
8000! That's an outrage! How did so many get in here? Quick, we nee to start breeding before we're all swamped.
ReplyDeleteThe Maths is simple PellinFrocks.
ReplyDeleteIf the birthrate in Aust is 300,000 per year this represents approx 14 births per 1000 people.
Now if we assume, of the 8000 Sudanese in Victoria, 10 are adults and the other 7990 are their children then this represents a staggering birthrate of 799000 births per 1000 people.
Using these conservative assumptions, within two generations the Sudanese population could top 60 million.
You don't find any of those "feel good" "refugee" "advocates" doing this sort of number crunching that's for sure.