Here we are, for another What’s Happening in Diversity Today? wrap up. Of course, like watching any episode of a daytime soap, you already know how it’s going to go.
Like this:
A man who bashed a Brisbane bus driver has been spared jail time over the “deplorable and grotesque” attack, but in a “surprise” development, appeared in court from custody on unrelated fresh charges.
And, like watching soaps like Home and Away, you know how the secret codes work. The soapies use euphemisms like ‘take the relationship to the next level’ instead of just saying, ‘let’s bang’, or ‘character moves to Queensland’ instead of ‘this actor committed an indiscretion/asked for more money/got a better gig’. Similarly, the legacy media use ‘a man’, or ‘teen/s’, in lieu of just admitting, ‘low-IQ third-world immigrant’.
Sometimes, of course, despite their best efforts to pull the wool over our eyes, the legacy media have to actually name those running amok in our suburbs. At which point, the jig is invariably up.
Earlier this week, Echibaketa Byamungu appeared in the Brisbane Magistrates Court where he pleaded guilty to one count of assault occasioning bodily harm against Chun-hung Chiang.
We also know that, had Mr Bongocongo been pasty-white Darren, the headlines would have been screaming, ‘Vile Racist Hate-Crime!’ which, in this case, it almost certainly was. They just won’t admit it, because it would bust their narrative that only white people can be racist.
Oh, and you just know that the African racist was already on bail when he committed the latest in his laundry list of offences.
Appearing via video link from the Richlands watch house, Byamungu told the court he had been arrested on several unrelated offences […]
Deputy Chief Magistrate Anthony Gett handed him a six-month suspended sentence with an 18-month operational period.
And that is conveniently under the threshold that would trigger deportation proceedings, which is exactly, as we have learned, what magistrates are being trained to do.
A mentally ill Fijian alcoholic with a long history of violence has been spared jail for an unprovoked assault at a Hobart pub after a judge noted he was at risk of being deported.
Mitiele Saula Waqabaca, 47, was given a sentence of just six months […]
Justice Kate Cuthbertson told Waqabaca during sentence that as he was a permanent resident, but not a citizen, a prison sentence of 12 months or more could “result in a revocation of your visa”.
So she obligingly sentences him as lightly as possible, so he can continue being a violent burden on the country.
It’s tilty-head pathological ‘empathy’ all the way with these judicial cretins.
[Psychiatrist Dr Jennifer Wright] found that PTSD made him “more vulnerable to responding impulsively and to feel fear in such a context” as the pub argument.
No concern, though, about the fear felt by every Australian who has to share a country with this thug. Maybe if the court required that she or the judge house him in their spare bedroom for the duration of his “therapeutic behaviour course” they might not be so inclined to make sure he continues to infest this country.
They should also be required to open their house to this imported monster, too.
At age 18 Christo Brown broke into a West Launceston home, demanded sex and money, and raped a 76-year-old woman in her bed […]
Before his earliest release date of 31 October 2025, the Supreme Court of Tasmania declared him a high-risk offender for five years. The court found he posed an “unacceptable risk” of committing another serious offence.
And then turned him loose anyway. Whereupon he proceeded to repeatedly breach his bail conditions.
Tasmania and Queensland aren’t the only states reaping the dubious benefits of diversity.
Stella Whitelaw, 54, was found guilty by a South Australia District Court jury in December last year of “using undue influence to get a person to perform commercial sexual acts” after pimping out her victim, who was in her late 60s and early 70s, for three years beginning in 2021.
Her trial heard that Whitelaw advertised herself and the woman online as “mother-daughter” prostitutes, forced her to “constantly” have sex with men, hit and threatened her, and kept the money for herself […]
Whitelaw faced the same court earlier this month where Judge Lisa Dunlop sentenced her for the sexual slavery offence, for damaging the property of a witness, and for breaching bail seven times since being released on home detention bail after she was convicted.
Judge Dunlop noted that Whitelaw was born in West Africa and came to Australia as a refugee in 2000 “in the hope of a better life”, was an alcoholic, and that a psychologist had determined Whitelaw was “all but illiterate” due to her basic education, and had an IQ in the bottom one per cent of the population.
Quite the poster-child for third-world mass immigration, all up.
The legacy media went all-out with the euphemisms on this next one.
A teenager from Sydney’s west has pleaded guilty to the planning of a potential terrorist attack at Sydney Opera House on one of its busiest days after falling down an ISIS “rabbit hole” online.
Just a ‘teenager’ of no particular description, from the suburbs that are the epicentre of imported Islam in Australia. But I’m sure that’s just a coincidence, as is the ISIS connection. Nothing to see here, folks.
The court heard that the teen fell into an Islamic extremist rabbit hole after watching content on TikTok that sparked his interest, reports the ABC […]
The court, AAP reports, heard that the boy’s reasoning behind his attack plans at the time was that Australia “helped America evade [sic] Iraq and Afghanistan and killed many muslims,” as per a message sent by him.
No doubt our esteemed participation-trophy collector, AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett would tell us there’s ‘no religious motivation’ to see.
