because cops are corrupt assholes who look after themselves above all else, and will lie cheat and steal in order to get their way.

donincognito wrote on Jun 7^th, 2013 at 3:42pm:



Glad we're concentrating on facts and not hysterical emotion!   


You go spend some time down in Dandenong with these African scumbags and see if you enjoy it....

It's not a unique problem to Australia. We have terrible black crime problems in the UK.

They represent 6 times more prison population per capita than British males.

They come from countries with little law and order, they've been exposed to violence, they have no respect.

So why let them in?
Why exposé yourself to potential crime when you keep them out and not have the problem?

Look at the Africans in Melbourne?
All collect in the same area, don't integrate with Australians, stick to themselves and make no effort to integrate.

Nope. They're no good.

Yadda wrote on Jun 7^th, 2013 at 11:57am:

http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/political-news/violent-asylum-seekers-out-on-th...

Asylum seekers involved in violent attacks while in immigration detention are being released into the community, including one man who assaulted staff and was involved in more than 250 incidents.

The violent detainees are released before security checks into their background are completed, according to an insider with intimate knowledge of the detention system.

The disturbing account by the whistleblower follows Prime Minister Julia Gillard's decision on Wednesday to launch an inquiry into the release of a convicted terrorist into a low-security detention facility, where he remained for months even after his background came to light.

According to the latest account of security problems in the immigration network, one man, Khoda Doost, was involved in more than 250 incidents, including assaulting staff, and released in Victoria where he threatened to kill people and burn down his house.

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A Department of Immigration spokeswoman confirmed that a ''series of incidents'' led to Mr Doost having his community residency revoked in September last year.

Mr Doost continues to be involved in violent incidents in Sydney's Villawood detention centre, according to the whistleblower, a manager in the department.

In another incident, a detainee in Melbourne was released into the community only two weeks after threatening self-harm and to kill staff in a roof-top protest, the whistleblower told Fairfax Media.

''This person could be your next door neighbour,'' he said.

The whistleblower, who has worked in detention centres in three different locations, said the department has a target of 2000 asylum seekers being released into the community on bridging visas every month.