One Country, One Law – Or the Multi Cult

More brainless ideas from the Victorian authorities:

With Melbourne the crime capital of Australia, if not much of the world, the hopeless and senseless Labor government keeps descending into farce as it claims to be dealing with the problem – especially of the African machete gangs running amok here.

First, they tried the useless and ludicrously expensive ‘machete bins’. Sure, that ought to work real well. So we should expect that the crims will merrily waltz up to well-lit police stations and drop off their fave weapons of choice? Smart move Jacinta Allan.

But it gets worse. Now there is serious talk of setting up a new court system just for African youth. Yes, you heard that right. A recent Herald Sun report spoke of “A bold proposal to give young African offenders the same opportunity as their Indigenous peers to experience ‘cultural restorative justice’.” 

Proponents of the idea claim that Victoria already has Koori courts just for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. But there are big differences here. Australian aboriginals are indigenous to Australia. African migrants are not indigenous to Australia. When migrants come here, they should know and appreciate Australian values, customs and beliefs – and especially Australian laws.

Victoria does NOT need a two-tier policing and law enforcement system. Migrants wanting to live here should be fully subject to AUSTRALIAN law, not to African laws and customs. And I suspect that even in places like Sudan, most folks there would know that things like theft and murder are wrong.

Indeed, most of the parents at least know this. As another recent Herald Sun story put it: “Migrant families whose children have started committing serious crimes have begged the courts to let them send their kids back home to Africa.”

And if we separate law by ethnicity and country of origin, will we have multiple court systems catering to each and every group? Those who come to this country should be fully willing to abide by the laws and customs found here – end of story. As commentator James Macpherson put it, we don’t need “boutique courts”. Correct. We need one law system for everyone.

Moreover, it is a long-standing principle in Western law that ignorance is no excuse. If you are speeding along at 80kph in a 50kph zone, and get pulled over by the police, your excuse that you did not know it was 50 will not cut it with the cops. You will still be charged over the offence.

But so often these African migrants ARE being treated with kid gloves after they claim they were not aware of various laws or what is right and wrong. That is happening elsewhere as well. Plenty of examples from the UK can also be mentioned. Here is just one recent shocker of a headline: “Asylum seeker who ‘didn’t know trawling underage children online was wrong’ avoids jail”. The story does like this:

An asylum seeker has avoided jail after being caught trawling underage children online. Fahad Al Enaze sent sexual messages to an undercover investigator who posed as a teenage girl to catch him out. The 31-year-old from Kuwait continued to ask for photos of the decoy girl, despite the plant saying they were 14. Al Enaze asked explicit questions, including whether she liked sex and claimed he could “teach her everything”.

 

Prosecutor Chelsea Kearns said: “He had been sending sexually explicit messages to a 14-year-old decoy child. Al Enaze was arrested and told the officer, ‘I didn’t know I was doing anything wrong’.” The asylum seeker, who lives in a taxpayer-funded migrant hotel in Liverpool, was approached by Widnes Parents Against Predators in September last year. https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2115053/asylum-seeker-who-didnt-know  

Good grief. The UK is having the same bogus two-tiered policing and court system madness as we are. Ignorance is no excuse! I repeat: if you want to come to Australia – or Britain, or some other Western nation – you should do it only if you are prepared not to bring your anti-Western beliefs, customs and laws with you.

You should only seek to come here if you are fully prepared to live by OUR laws and values. It is the same with Muslim migrants insisting that sharia law and sharia law courts be set up all throughout the West. Sorry, that is a recipe for disaster.

If you start dividing a nation into various ethnic and tribal law systems, you will no longer have a unified nation. This is yet another example of multiculturalism gone wrong – big time. As Margaret Thatcher put it back in 2002: “We have harboured those who hated us, tolerated those who threatened us and indulged those who weakened us.”

That is cultural and national suicide. Forget about the machete bins and the African law courts. We need to start enforcing the laws we already have, and that includes proper sentencing. After all, law without consequence is mere advice.

No wonder crime is going through the roof here in Victoria.

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3 Replies to “One Country, One Law – Or the Multi Cult”

  1. Debate in North Carolina Ratifying Convention
    30 July 1788 Mr. HENRY ABBOT
    if there be no religious test required, pagans, deists, and Mahometans might obtain offices among us, and that the senators and representatives might all be pagans.”

    A prophetic voice, indeed!

    Broken Oaths and Broken Trust by Gary North
    No society can live apart from binding oaths.
    Yet there is a price to pay. The integrity of oaths has faded, and along with this has come the loss of integrity of contracts.
    Fundamental to the operation of any society is trust. Trust is at the core of the economy. Poverty-stricken societies are invariably low-trust societies.

    https://www.garynorth.com/public/16606.cfm

  2. Hi Bill. It’s probably time to change the second line of the National Anthem back to the original. From “we are one and free” back to “we are young and free.” We’re certainly not “one”. Koori courts , African courts, Sharia courts. We’re just a bunch of tribes. It reminds me of king David returning after the defeat of Absolom, and Sheba blew his trumpet and stated “We have no share in David, no part in Jesse’s son.”
    I wonder what the Indonesian authorities would do if the Aussie bogans who play up in Bali insisted on being tried in an Australian court?

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