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Sudanese migrant Criminal ‘identifies as Aboriginal’ Australian. · The Slippery Slope

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  He's Sudanese. Send him back to the sedan. low.
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  Hi, I'm Jay Fallon. Thanks for listening to The
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  Slippery Slope. So remember a short while ago we
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  had the referendum for the Indigenous voiced parliament.
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  The the Labor Party wanted they were bringing forward this
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  referendum. Australia, you need to vote yes
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  or no. Should we have an Indigenous
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  voice to parliament and it was all eventually going to lead us
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  to a treaty agreement. My belief, I still believe this
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  now is that it was a it was no, we shouldn't do it.
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  I thought it was going to be bad for our country, for our nation.
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  And I also saw some problems with the referendum or with the,
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  the wording we within the recommendations, what they
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  wanted within this referendum. And that part of the the issues
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  that I saw was the people who could, who could be recommended
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  or the the people who could, who could say that they were
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  Indigenous, an Indigenous Australian, anyone could
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  virtually claim to be Indigenous.
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  OK. And even though they had all
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  these these from these requirements that you were
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  supposed to be able to meet to to be able to claim to be able
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  to support the argument that you were indigenous, that you are
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  Indigenous people were not meeting those requirements and
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  they were still being supported. Their claims of being indigenous
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  were still being supported even though they didn't meet the
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  requirements. This all brings me about to this
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  story. Thanks very much to Men of Faith
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  Brian, for sending me this article.
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  I was away, obviously, I was away working, so I wasn't able
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  to see this myself. He was telling me about it.
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  Well, I asked him about it, so he sent me a link to this.
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  Let's check out this article and I got to tell you, I, I wouldn't
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  normally say it, but if anyone from the Labor Party is watching
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  my podcast, listening to the podcast, well, I told you so
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  this is exactly why I said we need to bring in requirements
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  for DNA. If you're going to make claims
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  of being a certain heritage, having certain heritage within
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  your body, within you, your DNA, well, then you've got to, you
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  gotta prove it through DNA. It's not enough anymore just to
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  say it cause anyone out there can just say whatever they want.
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  And because like, like it's like what?
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  We can see what's happening within the trans community.
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  Anyone can claim anything and you just we're told we're just
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  supposed to accept it. Some giant 6 foot two man built
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  like flipping, you know, built like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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  Let's just say it can turn around and claim can just say
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  can identify as a woman. And we're told we're we're told
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  by our government, the Queensland government stands up
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  and says, well, if they claim to be a woman, you have to accept
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  them as a woman. That's absolutely ridiculous.
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  But this is where we're at. Comment So let's check out this.
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  Check out this article. So the headline criminal
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  Sudanese migrant who identifies as Aboriginal allowed to stay in
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  Australia. He's sorry.
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  This story really frustrates me. He's Sudanese, still food in far
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  so Sudanese migrant with the criminal record who self
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  identifies as an Aboriginal man has been granted the right to
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  stay in Australia. The man, known only as RCWV, was
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  born in Khartoum and spent his 1st 20 years in Africa before
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  relocating to Australia on a protection visa.
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  His visa was revoked after he amassed a series of convictions
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  including knife crime, car theft and serious driving offences
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  that lift 1 victim with life threatening injuries.
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  His rap sheet also included breaches of happy apprehended
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  violence, orders, stalking and enhance, and an assault on an
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  Aboriginal woman. I believe the Aboriginal woman
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  he assaulted is his partner. I stop OK is about her.
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  Don't worry about protecting her.
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  He identifies as Aboriginal, that's all that matters.
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  Facing deportation from his protection visa after his
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  protection visa was cancelled, RCWV appealed to the
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  Administrative Appeals Tribunal Tribunal.
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  Tribunal decision was influenced by Direction 99 and edict from
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  Immigration Minister Andrew Giles issued in January 23,
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  which asked the tribunal to consider whether a non citizen
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  have been to spent their formative years in Australia.
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  In its submission, RCW claimed he had become an integral part
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  of his local community during his 15 years in Australia.
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  He highlighted his decade long partnership with an Aboriginal
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  woman believe the same woman he's been assaulting, the same
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  woman he was convicted of attacking.
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  Yes and noted they have had they've had three children
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  together. I self identify as an Aboriginal
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  person and consider Australia to be my country.
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  This infuriates me. Sorry, just gonna count.
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  There, he he detailed his acceptance into the Indigenous
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  community, adding including participation in a traditional
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  smoking ceremony. Can I say I are not?
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  I'm personally I'm not convinced that smoking ceremonies were
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  part of actual tradition. Before white flowers came here.
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  Before the English came here. I might be wrong, but I think
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  there's evidence out there that it's not.
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  It's not actually tradition, it's not actually indigenous
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  culture. So he's participated in a
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  smoking ceremony. Whatever, idiot.
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  He also mentioned learning Aboriginal cultural practises,
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  painting Aboriginal art. Please don't tell me he paints
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  flippin dot art, which I've got some paintings, dot art painting
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  are quite like them. They I think they're quite
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  pretty. But again, it's not traditional.
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  There is no cave paintings done in dot form.
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  There are none the dots the dot born painting was brought about.
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  It's only like couple of decades old.
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  It's not again for the English. Here, we're here.
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  Look at my lips. There was no dot painting before
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  the Englishman came before Captain Cook.
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  I don't believe there was any. It's a new form of It's a new
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  art form, a new way to paint. It's a modern It's a monster.
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  It's not just one solving project, writing a modern way of
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  painting by tradition and indigenous artists have taken it
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  up and whatever. I quite like it, but let's not
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  say I gotta get one. Anyway, I'm not gonna carry on
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  about this. I'm just want to get this done.
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  Frustrating. So he's detailed.
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  I'm going to go back. So despite his criminal history,
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  the AAT ruled in favour in favour to remain in Australia.
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  The decision was slammed by political commentators.
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  Blah, blah blah blah blah blah blah.
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  I said it before. I said we needed to bring in
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  DNA. Any clown, any freaking criminal
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  from any freaking country can come in here, claim to be
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  indigenous now and all. Well, we've got to accept that
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  he's Sudanese. Send him back to the Sudan.
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  I'm sorry, but all you indigenous people that allow
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  this to happen, you're stupid. All these Caucasian people in
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  government that allow this to happen, you're dumb.
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  This is stupidity. Absolute stupidity.
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  Where is Lydia Thorpe? She's too busy praising around
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  the countryside. I'm proclaiming that Palestine,
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  Palestine needs to be freed because Palestine is like the
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  indigenous people of Australia. But she's saying nothing about
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  this kind of thing. This is the kind of thing that
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  she should be protesting about. Lydia Thorpe, you should be
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  protesting about this. This is Amish.
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  Please let me know what you think.
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  Am I overreacting here? Am I overreacting?
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  Sudanese born in the Sudan, lived there for the 1st 20 years
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  of his life. 100% African claiming to be an indigenous
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  Australian because he identifies as that.
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  It's just a criminal, criminal. Oh my, I can't deal with this.
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  All these people who allowed this to happen, you all just
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  flipping idiots.