And now Australia!

The Times report about the racial incidents in Australia did not provide the reader with the whole picture and gave the impression that all the protesters are evil. We have already seen this type of manipulative reporting during the racial riots in France and now it's Australia's turn. And before this newspaper's columnists start using terms such as bigots and racists, here are the true facts about the Australia race incidents.

First of all, the assault by 5,000 white Australians on a group of Muslims at Sydney's Cronulla beach was in retaliation to the ongoing problem of Muslim gang attacks on white beach-goers and lifeguards. (Many followers of Islam, a religion that holds women in contempt, view Western women as "whores" for swimming in public or appearing unveiled, an aspect of liberal-enforced "diversity" which has led to numerous sexual crimes against white women across the Western world). The attacks on lifeguards were so serious that the Muslim assailants could face 25 years in prison.

The police, who were unwilling or unable to deal with the non-white attacks on whites, were out in force, taking the brunt of the rage of the 5,000 white Australians on the scene, who showered them with bottles. An ambulance that rescued five beaten Muslims was trashed by the angry whites, as were a number of police cars, according to reports. Police responded by pepper-spraying white fighters and making at least 12 arrests; one was for affray, another for assault and a third for assault of a policeman.

An editorial in an Australian online newspaper remarked that the idea of Australia being a multicultural community has served only to dilute its sovereignty and national identity. It urged migrants to learn English if they wanted to become part of society and to consider settling elsewhere if God, as in the national Christian motto "In God We Trust", offends them.

These are the realities of multi-racialism and the frustrations of Australians imposed on them by this dangerous experiment. I ask all Maltese to picture themselves in the same position as Australians very soon, in the next few years, when they would be downgraded to second-class citizens as has happened in the USA, England, Holland and France.