Lay the blame where it belongs, clown.

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One Candace Sutton, writing in News.com under the headline ‘THE WORST HUMAN CRISIS WE HAVE SEEN THIS CENTURY’   and
‘Syria’s refugee crisis: How the human race is heading for an epic fail … again’
Apparently it’s all our fault, here in the West. No mention in this headline article of the role Islam is playing in the chaos and bloodshed all across the Arab and African world. Nossir. The problem is not enough Western aid. The failure of civil society in these shit-holes is our failure, the failure of the whole human race.
Whatever the murderous primitives do to one another, we’re supposed to use taxpayer’s money to alleviate the consequences and – of course –  to bring vast numbers of them into our countries as refugees. So they can reduce us to the same level of primitivism, poverty, tribalism and violence. I see Saudi Arabia isn’t taking in the results of their relentless support of radical islam……or pouring aid money into refugee camps.
Bleeding-heart fuckwits such as Ms. Sutton need to grow up and deal with facts, not emotions. And they also need to learn the difference between propaganda and facts. Ms. Sutton is perfectly free to bring some of these charming people to live in her house, at her expense. What’s she’s not free to do is demand that we do the same.

6 thoughts on “Lay the blame where it belongs, clown.”

  2. From today’s The Australian:
    ‘Asylum hopes go with election win

    GROWING numbers of asylum-seekers trapped in Indonesia are considering voluntarily returning to their homelands. ‘

    They’re not “asylum seekers”–they’re illegal immigrants. :evil:

    • If they’re “trapped” in Indonesia, how can they “voluntarily” go anywhere?

      Then, if they were fleeing persecution in their homelands, how does a change of government in Australia make anything different over there? The statement does not stand up to the most cursory of scrutiny.

      • Of course it doesn’t Phil–if you were interviewing a suspect and he came out with such drivel, you’d know you had him on toast.
        But not the lefty media. They’re fact-proof.

  3. Greg Sheridan, Foreign Affairs Editor
    From: The Australian
    September 12, 2013 12:00AM

    THE election of an Abbott government has quite substantially changed Australia already. It may be temporary but the election marks a national shift to the Right. Tony Abbott is no ideologue, but he leads a centre-right coalition.

    Add to this the right-wing populist votes for Bob Katter and Clive Palmer, and the many small right-of-centre fringe parties, and you get a centre-right primary vote in Australia near 55 per cent. (Given the billions of dollars of taxpayer money spent trying to create a left-of-centre political culture, through the ABC, SBS, many university departments and countless government propaganda arms such as Climate Commissions, Human Rights Commissions and so on, this is a salutary declaration of independence by Australians.)

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