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What I have read on the news on the last two days only more prove to what I already know: most white people have deep hatred for “others.” Australia is established as convicted criminal outpost where white people from England and its surroundings come to live the rest of their life and banished forever. These white criminals lived up to their reputation. Aborigines suffered in their hands like Native American’s suffer in the cruel white people’s hand. Now the Australians white’s the descendants of criminals are attacking Arabs everywhere claiming some Arab uses attacked a white man without proof? Why would white people do the most stinking crime without even repenting for the past? Where the Australians live in foreign lands no one attacked them even though they committed crimes against humanity in the past and present. It would be unfair to attack Australians who didn’t commit the crime. It would be wrong because no one carries the burden of the other person and individuals and a group of people needs to accountable for they have done not others who look like them.
If you don’t believe how begot Australians are just get this: “Australia is the only developed country whose government has been condemned as racist by the United Nations : 13 Oct 2000”
Australians accommodated the Nazis one of the worst mass murderers in the face of the earth by far that includes Genghis Khan, Mao Zedong, and Joseph Stalin.

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