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Re: Australian govt warns Pakistani asylum-seekers against illegal ent
As to the people talking about Harbhajan Singh, he admitted to calling Symonds a monkey. Later, in Sydney, he claimed he was saying maa ki. However, I mentioned crowds and the Indian people in Varanasi and Mumbai were most definitely doing monkey chants when Symonds was facing the ball. It was the most disgusting, overtly racist, display I have ever seen in a cricket game.
@Ray
Your kind of stupid, Ray, deserves a prize. I´ve taught you before on the White Australia policy. Should have realised that morons, like yourself Ray, aren't so easy to teach.
There is no way to rebut the treatment of Australian Aboriginals.No offense meant. However this is what you fair "Australians" did to a group of people called Aboriginals.
@apple I will be waiting for you "fair and lovely" rebuttal to this evidence.
As to the people talking about Harbhajan Singh, he admitted to calling Symonds a monkey. Later, in Sydney, he claimed he was saying maa ki. However, I mentioned crowds and the Indian people in Varanasi and Mumbai were most definitely doing monkey chants when Symonds was facing the ball. It was the most disgusting, overtly racist, display I have ever seen in a cricket game.
@Ray
Your kind of stupid, Ray, deserves a prize. I´ve taught you before on the White Australia policy. Should have realised that morons, like yourself Ray, aren't so easy to teach.
Always amuses me when Indian's talk about the White Australia Policy. Conversely, it annoys me when many Australians discuss it as Australians are awful at knowing their own history.
Indians and Japanese (they were our allies in 1900) were exempt for the White Australia Policy.
For entry into Australia, under the White Australia Policy, an arrivee had to pass a written test which was in an European language. Immigration officials decided which European language the test would be in and the majority of people denied entry, under the White Australia Policy, were European communists in the 1920's-1930's (They would get a test, which they'd fail, in Celtic or Basque language).
The White Australia policy was the idea of Australian trade unions and church groups. Unions didn't like wealthy Australians employing large numbers of (typically Chinese) labourers at low wages and the Church were opposed to Coolie labourers as they considered it to be, effectively, a form of slavery. Right wing politicians would have opposed government control over "assisted immigration" of Asian labour as those workers were important to industry. But unions and church groups, were pragmatic enough to realise that the Australia of the period was profoundly racist and if they called their policy the White Australia Policy, no right wing politician would vote against.
In retrospect, it was terrible name... But yes, while people here don't seem to understand Australia, I don't think the White Australia policy or Australian racism is relevant to this discussion.
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