Monday, November 04, 2013

The always reliable Bolter doing a fine beat-up in yet another minority mugging ...



(Above: Andrew Bolt in a self-portrait devised for the HUN).


So many loons, so little time that the pond has decided it's time for a shorter loon watch.

Please, if you spot a loon at work, let the pond know.

Loon watching really should be an Olympic sport, and to hell with the Putin-and Hitler-loving implications of such recognition.

There's no need to delve into the arguments of the squawking noisy loon - these will be the usual disagreeable territorial power struggles that fill the digital void, and disrupt the harmony of Zen Buddhist temples. It's just enough to provide a note to advise readers not to miss the loonacy.

First up, naturally, is the Bolter.

Now determined loon watchers can get their kicks every day at the Bolter's blog, but that requires a cast iron stomach.

Every so often, the Murdoch tabloids give a Bolter piece a little more prominence, and these pieces can usually be found outside the feeble paywall.

So here he is today kicking the can down the road - or perhaps tying it to a Muslim puppy's tail - one more time, moaning about immigration, Islamics, dangerous radicals, and the undermining of all things sacred in Australia, as you can read in ASIO report says there are great dangers from radical Islamists.

ASIO's report to Parliament last week exploded some sweet lies we've been told about our immigration program. 
Here's one: immigration brings only good things, like falafel.

Indeed, and the pond now looks forward to the Bolter writing a piece on how the immigration program has resulted in crazed, loonatic Australians of Dutch descent littering the newspapers of the land with hysterical, extreme right-wing ranting ratbaggery ...

The Bolter is indignant that Tony Abbott didn't get on board his blackening of Islamics and Muslims as a bunch of radical terrorists, likely enough with a bomb or two under the bed ...

Perhaps he'll have better luck inviting Tony Abbott to deplore the dangerous deviant folk of Dutch descent in our midst, thanks to the wretched immigration program.

Yep, it's not all broodje haring met onion and pickles, Dutch peppermints, Dutch chocolate, and glory of glories, Dutch sitcoms and blackface Sinterklaas ...

You can also cop a wannabe bully boy ratbag demagogue of the Geert Wilders kind.

Like the Bolter, the pond has some doubts, a few qualms about pointing the finger at Dutch folk:

Abbott is right to a point. Even writing this threatens to do more harm than good. 
It could simply license racists and make our very many law-abiding Dutch folk here feel threatened and insulted. 
But for years journalists kept diplomatically quiet about this problem of ranting, raving Australians of Dutch descent, and that didn't help either.

Oh sorry, the pond let a typo or two loose.

Here's the Bolter:

Abbott is right to a point. Even writing this threatens to do more harm than good. It could simply license racists and make our very many law-abiding Muslims here feel threatened and insulted. 

But for years journalists kept diplomatically quiet about these problems and that didn't help either.

Ah well, at least it means Aborigines have been spared yet another flogging. Perhaps they can cop it tomorrow.

Abbott is right to a point. Even writing this threatens to do more harm than good. It could simply license racists and make our very many law-abiding Aborigines here feel threatened and insulted. 
But for years journalists kept diplomatically quiet about these problems of deviant blacks and whites pretending to be black, and that didn't help either.

Yep, that'll work a treat.

Remember, when you're a demon hunter, there's always demons to be found, and exemplary demonisation is sure to follow ...

And instead of all that hopeful talk about being part of the solution, remember it's always better to be part of the problem ...

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5 comments:

  1. Hi Dorothy,

    I think you are onto something there, with you're exposure of Deviant Dutch Demagogues illegally entering our shores.
    Following the example of our new government I applied rigorous academic research techniques to the issue and was quickly directed to the relevant Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_Australian.
    Who would have guessed that even before Australia had been officially discovered Dangerous Dutch Deviants were delivering death and destruction to the shipwrecked survivors of the Batavia on these very shores. Encouraged by the psychopathic doctor Jeronimus Corneliszoon.
    The DDD have a long and infamous history it would appear and still their ranks are still increasing.
    There influence and power are growing daily look no further than the baby faced Attorney General of Queensland, Jarrod Bleijie (that sounds a bit Dutch doesn't it) and his assault on the legal system.
    It appears that even Tony Abbott is part of this Demonic Dutch Diaspora.

    All the best DiddyWrote

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  2. The Demonic Dutch Disapora! The pond loves it DiddyWrote.

    So let's not forget Francis Edward De Groot, the bridge ribbon slasher, a barking mad fascist though apparently not half-bad at making furniture. While he might have been born in Ireland, he was of Dutch Huguenot descent!

    http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/de-groot-francis-edward-frank-12881

    Now how to help the Bolter into a new career as a maker of furniture?

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  3. Goodness me, there needs to be a summit - or another meal at Kirribilli - to get everyone on the same page, so to speak. There was the Prime Minister tweeting to show that he is all for science (albeit, while completely ignoring it) and David Murray goes and undermines the propaganda by saying scientists lack integrity. Then Rupert says in his Lowy speech that immigration is a wonderful thing - "we" welcome anyone and "we" are all equal, and blow me down, the political activist Bolt goes and sprays perfectly good advertising copy by suggesting Rupert is wrong!

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  4. The there's Groote Eylandt, first sighted by Europeans in 1623, by the Dutch ship Arnhem, under Willem van Coolsteerdt. However, it was not until 1644, when Tasman arrived, that the island was given a European name.

    Before that it had been regularly visited by Macassan traders from Indonesia after Beche de mer. But of course it had been inhabited by indigenous people for tens of thousands of years before that. And also possibly visited by Lapita (Motuan) traders from New Guinea, as were many islands in the Torres Strait.

    So who were the original boat people?


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  5. Also this - "Ancient discovery set to rewrite Australian history"

    "The scientist wants to revisit the location where five coins were found in the Northern Territory in 1944 that have proven to be 1000 years old, opening up the possibility that seafarers from distant countries might have landed in Australia much earlier than what is currently believed.

    Back in 1944 during World War II, after Japanese bombers had attacked Darwin two years earlier, the Wessel Islands - an uninhabited group of islands off Australia’s north coast - had become a strategic position to help protect the mainland.


    Australian soldier Maurie Isenberg was stationed on one of the islands to man a radar station and spent his spare time fishing on the idyllic beaches.

    While sitting in the sand with his fishing-rod, he discovered a handful of coins in the sand.

    He didn’t have a clue where they could come from but pocketed them anyway and later placed them in a tin.

    In 1979 he rediscovered his ‘‘treasure’’ and decided to send the coins to a museum to get them identified.

    The coins proved to be 1000 years old.Still not fully realising what treasure he held in his hands,.."

    "They are African coins from the former Kilwa sultanate, now a World Heritage ruin on an island off Tanzania."

    http://www.smh.com.au/national/ancient-discovery-set-to-rewrite-australian-history-20130519-2juck.html

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