News from around the globe that the newspapers seldom print

Disclaimer and fair comment

While I agree with most of the material passed on I may not be in agreement with all. However there is much we can learn from some that we disagree with. Remember it was once thought that the earth was flat.

It is left to your judgment to determine what you agree with and what to act upon.

Well as often predicted by those of us who were prepared to speak out our enemies are now ensconced in our country. Over and over we told our corrupt politicians that this would be the end result of following the dictates of the U.N. to bastardise our country which of course would diffuse patriotic nationalism and make it easier for those seeking to create a one world government and a world financial dictatorship.

Brisbane has now been brought to a standstill and obviously hoaxes will continue to disrupt Australian cities – and another prediction - one day it will not be a hoax.

There is only one answer, we all know what that is. This country on a previous occasion deported en masse unwanted immigrants prior to establishing our restricted immigration policy at the beginning of this century . Other nations have since followed suit such as Egypt and Uganda just to name a few. Those that didn’t have been embroiled in civil war or serious social disruption.

 And this time it was Spain

    
Angry residents overturn patrol car

Our friends in the patriotic Spanish nationalist Democracia Nacional party have today sent us a news story which clearly demonstrates that all western European cultures and peoples are facing an increased threat to their way of life and as this story shows, their very life and limb, by the monstrous experiment of multi-culturalism which has failed millions of Europeans.

Protest

Hundreds of residents of a Spanish town in the region of Murcia held a rally last week in the centre of their town as a protest about the presence of asylum seekers and the wave of violence which residents claim can be attributed to the incomers.

Gang rape

An already tense situation exploded into violence after a local girl was gang-raped by a group of Algerian asylum seekers. Running battles between local males and gangs of immigrants had to be broken up by the Civil Guard On Saturday almost 1,200 residents of the town of Jumilla gathered outside the City Council where an emergency meeting of the Local Security forces was timetabled to take place, presided by the delegate of the Government in Murcia, González Angel.

The protest organisers “Mothers of Jumilla”, wanted to arrange a discussion with the town mayor, Francisco Abellán about the deteriorating security situation in the town. Jumilla residents were described as “desperate”, “fearful” and “angry”. Mercedes Cruz, spokesman of Mothers of Jumilla told reporters "The town must speak".

Violence

Pitched battles between protestors and local police lasted for almost an hour and only the arrival of a specialist Civil Guard anti-riot unit managed to contain the situation.

Despite the violence the Civil Guard did not make any arrests.

Civil disorder on this scale is unknown in the usually placid and peaceful town in the middle of a wine producing area just 30 miles from Alicante. It has taken a totally false situation; the liberation of Spanish national borders, in addition to the borders of most other European nations by the political masters, to a wave of migrants who bring with them their own set of values and who in most cases have no respect for the nation into which they arrive. Where we see such violence on the streets of Spanish towns and cities we ask how many girls have to be raped, how many other exhibitions of disorder have to take place before our government make an address on this situation?

"I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. What I can do, I should do. And what I should do, by the grace of God, I will do." - Edward Everett Hale