Griffith Underbelly Runs With Mayor Nevilles Acceptance Of The Unacceptable

Griffith Mayor, Mike Neville, responded to Australia First criticising his acceptance of the contract labour scandal in his city, with the juvenile comment in the Griffith Area News: "Australia First wouldn't have enough supporters to fill a phone booth". Really?

Well, that remains to be seen at the ballot box, not the phone box. We would also question that if Mayor Neville and others have nothing to be concerned about, then why whip up hysteria regarding Australia First? Is this an attempt to instil fear? Or are they only concerned for their own interests and really have little concern for the future of Australia?

The fact is Mayor Neville is sitting on the proverbial tinderbox. The Griffith Underbelly is getting out of hand.

Insiders in the "contract labour" game are complaining of "greedy farmers", "ruthless" contractors ( middle men ), "violent" standover men and widespread worker exploitation.

This is hardly the compassion and understanding for refugees and certain 457 visa migrants spoken of by the likes of Ray Goodlass and co.

The way the contract labour game is set up perpetuates a cycle of exploitation and unfair competition against Australian workers. The contract labour game is an organised criminal's dream ripe for exploitation.

We reject the idea about "greedy farmers" as a characterisation of our Riverina producers. Overall, they are being exploited by the "greedy" globalists, receiving little return in comparison to what the globalists receive on world markets. A few ( sadly ) have taken the short cut out and have opted for contract labour. In the old days, our unions would have "blacked" the farmer and anyone who carried the produce. Not any more. Our unions are toadies to KRudd type Labor politicians-and tow the line.

But we are in the open and condemn those few absolutely. We also note the globalists will relinquish any responsibility for the practices of contract labour and distance themselves from what is going on in Griffith.

Of course, it is far more convenient for some local profiteers to explain away public concern at contract labour as "racism"; this is just a smoke screen, which can also result in innocent Australians bearing the brunt of racist revenge attacks.

Thanks Mike Neville for welcoming the mayhem of contract labour to our region. We shall reap as we have sewn! Why not just give the farmers a fair price for their produce and pay Australians ( local youth and others ) a fair wage for their labour? The alternative, Mr Neville, is unacceptable.

Special Postscript:

It's ironic that the thought of some supposedly poor-persecuted-suffering-Third Worlders drowning at sea in their attempt to gain "asylum" in Australia, drives the liberally minded to a frenzy. So we can't get them to Christmas Island for process and then over to the Mainland and signed up with Centerlnk quick enough. But at the same time, the same traitors are desperate to hire in some of their fellows as slave labour. Curious.

Funny too how the big, bad, White Australia Policy of 1901-actually stamped out that sort of slavery in Australia. Alas, that was a century ago.

Let's try and assist the refugees and visa workers in resettling back in their own lands before our country becomes part of the Third World. Or was that the agenda all along?

We think that KRudd and the rest of the traitor class went back to the 1960's/early 1970's happy-hippy days of universal love and brotherhood for their policy-inspiration. Perhaps they have had a bad batch of LSD if they actually think Australians will continue to put up with dispossession in our own country.