Drunk driver kills six year old refugee

The grieving mother of a six-year-old Sudanese refugee killed by a drunk driver wailed as her family slammed his jail term, saying it was not enough for ruining their lives.

Gary Edward Ryan, 26, on Friday was jailed for eight years, with a minimum term of six, for mowing down little Bangoang Tut while he played in his Morwell frontyard last December.

But with time already served, he could be eligible for parole in five years.

Outside the Victorian County Court in Melbourne, Bangoang Tut's uncle, Puk Yak, said the family was disappointed with the sentence.

'It's not enough,' he told reporters.

'It should be more.'

Bangoang Tut's father Jacob Bangoang held a photograph of his son and said: 'This is not (an) animal, it is a human life that has been lost'.

'I think this is not fair.

'What he has done to our family, he ruined our lives.'

Bangoang Tut's mother, Yom Ding Deng, wailed and clung to her husband's arm as he spoke to reporters.

Ryan was travelling up to 80km/h before the crash that killed Bangoang Tut and endangered the lives of his then pregnant mother and two other children playing in the yard of the Morwell home, in Victoria's southeast.

Ryan began drinking about midday on December 20, consuming heavy strength beer and home brew at a Christmas party before getting behind the wheel, Judge Liz Gaynor said on Friday.

One of his friends hid his keys to try to stop Ryan driving, but he recovered them, determined to drive.

He did burnouts and fishtails before losing control of his car and hitting a fence before crashing into Bangoang Tut.

He also hit the six-year-old's mother and two teenage relatives, who walked away with minor injuries.

But Judge Gaynor said the trio of survivors remained severely traumatised by the incident.

'Your actions on this day were heedless in the extreme,' Judge Gaynor said in jailing Ryan, a father of two.

'You were not just drinking and driving, you were drinking and deliberately driving in the most dangerous fashion.'

Judge Gaynor said Ryan has apologised unreservedly for his actions which, in his words, were the result of a 'stupid decision to get behind the wheel of the car while pissed'.

Ryan wept and rubbed his eyes throughout the sentencing.

Judge Gaynor said Ryan's offending had been a severe blow to the Sudanese family, who had already endured significant suffering as they fled Sudan via Ethiopia then Egypt, traversing crocodile-infested waters.

Ryan, of Morwell, was supported by family members in court.

He had pleaded guilty to culpable driving causing death and three counts of reckless conduct endangering life.

Ryan was also fined $300 for unlicensed driving and $200 for driving an unroadworthy vehicle.

His licence was disqualified for eight years, but Ryan has said he never wants to drive again.

skynews.com.au 6 Nov 2010

Another DELIBERATE failure of the Anglo - Masonic Legal System.

It is cheaper to kill someone, than to commit theft from banks.

A criminal who rounded down the cents from bank accounts into his own account to the tune of a few million dollars is incarcerated for 8 years.

Eugene Kukuy (aka Henry Kay - Property spruik) is known to turn over a BILLION dollar real estate industry, being nabbed for ~$50,000,000 was NOT incarcerated, and was given a passport to flee the country.

When sentencing, the system ONLY takes into consideration the criminal and NOT the victim, as perceived by the general populous.

Nothing more or less than WHITE TRASH.

Girl, 6, dangled off balcony to pick up cloth

A six-year-old Turkish girl has been filmed abseiling down an apartment building to collect a piece of clothing — supported only by a thin piece of rope.

The video, which was shot by locals at a cafe next to the building in Yozgat in central Turkey, shows a woman tying a rope to the girl's back before she climbs over the railings.

She is then lowered two floors down and collects the black-coloured garment before being hoisted back up and over the balcony.

It is believed the woman is the girl's mother but this has not been confirmed.

Germany's Bild newspaper reports the balcony was 9m from the ground.

It is not known if police are investigating.

ninemsn.com.au 4 Nov 2010

Another TYPICAL example of :

"Just because you can breed, does not mean you should".

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is terminated

HE stormed on to the stage as an action hero determined to save debt-ridden California from destruction in 2003.

But staunch Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger was replaced as Governor yesterday by a Democrat, after the most expensive non-presidential race in US history.

Democrat Jerry Brown, who ran the state in the 1970s and 1980s, is back in the California Governor's office after surviving more than $160 million in campaign spending against him.

Deeply unpopular, Schwarzenegger could not run again because of term limits. His tenure was marked by stubborn double-digit unemployment, epic budget battles and funding cuts.

heraldsun.com.au 4 Nov 2010


Another joke at the expense of the public.

Where politicians vote themselves in, and follow the agenda of the lawmakers and advisors.

They are nothing more than puppets on a string of the hidden Global Financial elite.

14-year-old on wheel rims during chase

A 14-YEAR-old allegedly led police on a 30-minute driving rampage in NSW before two truckies helped apprehend him.

The truckies blocked both lanes of the Pacific Highway near Coffs Harbour last night, slowing traffic and causing a makeshift roadblock to cut off the boy's escape.

One then crash-tackled him as he allegedly tried to sprint from the scene on foot before police arrived.

He allegedly drove some distance on the highway with just three wheels, AAP reports.

Police first noticed the boy on the highway near Nana Glen at about 6pm, but when they signalled him to pull over in an allegedly stolen vehicle, he allegedly accelerated.

Detective Inspector Chris Clarke said the boy crashed into two cars in the town's CBD - including a learner driver - but didn't stop.

The teenager then allegedly lost control of the car and side swiped a Holden car which was stationary at the time.

The 28-year-old female driver of the Holden was taken to Coffs Harbour Hospital with a suspected fractured back and remains in a stable condition, according to AAP.

For most of the pursuit, he was driving on wheel rims only.

Twice, police had to call off the pursuit over safety concerns.

"The vehicle was damaged and he presented a danger to himself and members of the public," Det Insp Clarke said.

But, with the pursuit moving back to the highway, the truckies acted.

"They took it upon themselves to cause a road block because they feared that he would cause serious injury or death," Det Clarke said.

The pair slowed down traffic in both lanes, leaving no room for him to move and he could not overtake because of a concrete median strip.

He was charged with police pursuit under Skye's Law, negligent driving and taking a car.

He was granted bail to appear before Coffs Harbour Children's Court on December 2.

heraldsun.com.au 4 Nov 2010

It might be a good idea for the mass media to say that it was speed that was responsible for the accident, in a goverment sponsored revenue raising exercise to lower the speed limit for 'the safety' of the public.

Christina Aguilera is "horny as a college freshman", says Samantha Ronson

Samatha Ronson has been blabbing ten kinds of TMI about her new conquest, newly single Christina Aguilera.

Samantha's music producer, Marlon David, got all the goss on Sam's orange-est lover - and told UK tabloid The Sun.

"Jordan [Bratman, XTina's husband] was never comfortable with Xtina liking girls but he thought it would make the marriage work," he said.

"Sam said she had a threesome with Xtina in Mexico last month, that’s when she realised she was a 'hot piece of ass'. Sam said Xtina is 'horny as a college freshman'.”

He also said XTina gave Sam a "Skype peep show" - Lindsay Lohan is gonna be spewing!

celebrities.ninemsn.com.au 3 Nov 2010

More inspiration for the impressionable teenagers of the goyim (cattle) to be like the manufactured Hollywood Trash whores.

It is VERY important for the world to know the sexual libido of this 'performer'.

More deliberate TRASH perpetuated by the mass media.

Indian attack not motivated by race hate

An attack by a Melbourne man who racially abused an Indian student as he bashed him unconscious was not motivated by racial hatred, a judge has found.

Shayne Comensoli, 20, punched, kneed and kicked Lucky Singh in Melbourne's west early on October 15, 2009, causing him to fall the ground unconscious and bleeding heavily.

During the attack, Comensoli repeatedly told Singh to "Shut up, you Indian motherf***er", the Victorian County Court heard on Friday.

Ordering Comensoli to serve youth detention for the attack, Judge Meryl Sexton said while the bashing was "very serious and almost sickening", it was not racially motivated.

"I am satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that at the point in time when you were attacking Mr Singh, you hated him," she said.

"However, it is difficult to be satisfied to the same degree that your offences was wholly or partly motivated by hatred of Indian people in general."

Judge Sexton said a psychologist's report showed Comensoli was a violent person with "little regard for who (his) target is".

Had Judge Sexton found the attack was racially motivated it would have been an aggravating feature and could have led to a higher sentence.

"But I treat as an aggravating feature that you felt that way towards Mr Singh for no good reason, and he had done nothing whatsoever to cause you to feel such anger and hatred," she said.

Comensoli, his friend Lennon Metaxas and a third man Aleksander Trifunovic were driving around Melbourne's west when they spotted Mr Singh, who was using a public phone at Sunshine, the court heard.

Without provocation, Metaxas, who along with Comensoli was "severely" alcohol affected, hit the man with a blow so powerful it knocked him to the ground.

Comensoli grabbed hold of Mr Singh while Metaxas continued to repeatedly punch him in the face and head.

Comensoli then joined the attack, punching, kneeing and kicking Mr Singh, before leaving him bleeding heavily and unconscious on the ground, the court heard.

The pair also stole Mr Singh's wallet.

Judge Sexton said the attack occurred during "a spate of reported offences of violence against men of Indian ethnicity" in Melbourne's western suburbs.

Before the attack the pair walked past another man, who apparently was not Indian, and did not attack him, she said.

"Your behaviour was quite outrageous," Judge Sexton said.

"Mr Singh goes by the first name of Lucky. He is indeed lucky that he was not even more seriously injured."

Comensoli, formerly of West Sunshine, pleaded guilty to intentionally causing serious injury and robbery.

Judge Sexton ordered Comensoli serve three years in a Youth Justice Centre, which is the same sentence Metaxas, 20, received at an earlier hearing.

Non-parole periods are not set for youth detention orders.

Trifunovic, 20, was fined $3000 for assisting in the robbery.

5 Nov 2010

Another clear example of perjury in which the sentencing judge should be stood down from the bench.

Since the Anglo - Masonic Law System is unshakable no such reprimands will take place against their brethren.

The judge was clearly aware that it was a racially motivated attack, yet he proceeded to falsely deduce that it was NOT.

More exposed lies within the legal system, BUT no one does anything about it.

Sad Rafters fans projecting: psychologist

Viewers left saddened by the shock death of Packed to the Rafters character Mel may be projecting their own lives onto the fictional family, a leading psychologist says.

The sudden death of Mel Rafter from a car accident on the hit Seven Network show has left many of its viewers shaken and upset.

The fictional death has generated a mass outpouring of grief over Twitter from fans, which may reflect a major breakdown in families and communities, counselling psychologist Evelyn Field said.

"There are certain things that each one of us may hold dear and we will project our thoughts and feelings onto that situation," she said.

"When I identify with something tragic like a sudden death, it's saying something about how I deal with death and some of the fears I might have about dying suddenly."

Ms Field said people may look to fiction to fulfil a lack in their real life.

"We're living in a very artificial society and when things happen we aren't exposed to them," she said.

"We don't see people getting sick or dying and babies being born — in a way [the show] is a replacement for the family we don't have."

Ms Field said tears shed over the character's death may stem from other emotions people have kept bottled up.

"A few tears here and there are understandable, but you have to see that it is an opportunity to let go of your own grief and sadness," she said.

"In that way it's very therapeutic but it's sad if they don't realise they are letting go of other things."

For long-time Packed to the Rafters fan Katherine, the sudden death of the character came as a big shock.

"I bawled my eyes out — it was pretty upsetting," she said.

"But I am pregnant, so the hormones might be playing a part there.

"I think the whole thing about Packed to the Rafters is because it's sort of similar to people's lives it makes it more shocking."

But while grief over the death of fictional characters may seem fleeting it can have long-term effects on viewers.

Dedicated A Country Practice fan Alice said she still felt sad over the death of much-loved character Molly Jones on the show in 1985.

"Every time I hear the name Molly I automatically think back to that moment," she said.

"It's still with me today — I still feel sad about it."

Ray Harding was script editor for A Country Practice when the episode aired and said the response to Molly's death was the "most extreme in Australian television history".

"It wasn't simply that she was such a popular character — it was largely because we took three months to kill her," he said.

"We gave her leukaemia. The audience pre-mourned her for all that time, just as they do with a family member who is dying."

Mr Harding said the response to Molly's death forced the show to go into damage control.

"It was pointed out to us that there were children in hospital with cancer who were avid watchers," he said.

"We were in effect telling them they were going to die.

"We had to put out episodes in which we said things like 'Of course if she was young there would be a much better chance of her surviving'."

The character of Mel was written out so actress Zoe Ventourav could pursue a career in Hollywood...read more

3 Nov 2010

Television (the mass media) is used as a VERY powerful tool.

It has the ability to shape the lives of families / individuals.

This fact is well known amongst the ruling elite.

A response to the above article from a reader:

RaftersPosted by: Trudie, nsw, on 3/11/2010 8:33:41 PM

At first I did enjoy this show but the more I watch it the more depressed I get. This family has so much bad luck and I do not know of any real family with such bad luck. This car crash is the last straw and will be going back to the ABC or foxtel for entertainment. If we don't start to distinguish fiction from reality we will end up like the americans where Hollywood rules their lives. That would be sad.

The political agenda is VERY clear, to dumb down the nation as sheep are much easier to heard.

Demi Lovato checked into rehab because she beat up a dancer

Forget those rumours that Demi Lovato checked into rehab because of a fight with Twilight star Ashley Greene — nope, seems the fight was actually with one of her back-up dancers.

People reports that Demi went out with her band and her dancers on a night off from the Jonas Bros world tour, and apparently it was such a wild night that the next day her managers "questioned the group's conduct".

Demi, thinking she'd been dobbed on, "reacted badly" and went after the dancer she presumed was the dobber. According to an unnamed source, a "one-sided", "short physical altercation" ensued.

Translation: scrag fight!

"Demi felt awful about her behaviour and realized she needed to take personal responsibility for it," said the source. "Because of this, and because of the battles Demi has fought throughout her life, both she and her family realised she needed to take steps to get help immediately."

(In light of Demi's recent behaviour, we assume "battles" refers to literal battles she's been in.)

Another source confirmed that the "altercation" had nothing to do with Ashley, who's dating Joe Jonas.

All these "sources" better watch out. If Demi started a fight because someone snitched to her tour managers, who knows what she'll do to someone who snitched to a gossip magazine...

celebrities.ninemsn.com.au 5 Nov 2010

Another "Entertainment" nobody, styled by the Hollywood Fianaciers.

As so aptly put in the remarks section of the original article:

The young and classlessPosted by: aqua, melbourne, on 5/11/2010 3:57:58 PM

Yet another case that money does not buy class. This teeny-bopper no-body needs a good slap around her big head.

AND

White TrashPosted by: maryg, Australia, on 5/11/2010 11:12:57 AM

"Cant take the trailer out of the girl! What a cheap brat, man, look in the mirror, your not beautiful, you're damn lucky you have even made it thanks to Disney. You want to use your fists, change your career to boxing, dumb ***."

"We're (Hollywood Producers) the ones who made you."
from We made you - Eminem

Rotten Katie Price is the loser now

Other people’s relationships. They’re fascinating, aren’t they?

We can only imagine what goes on behind closed doors: the routine, the rows, the kisses, the kids…

Except with some couples, we know the lot.

What is there left to be revealed about Katie Price and Peter Andre? They’ve lived their entire car-crash romance on TV and in magazines: from their I’m A Celebrity flirtations, to their Barbie-and-Ken wedding, to their Twittering, wittering divorce.

And what have we, the goggling audience, learnt? That Katie cannot let her husband have the last word. That she loves nothing more than to put him down.

It doesn’t matter if it’s in front of their kids or in front of the cameras, whether she’s mocking the size of his singing career or the size of his manhood, Katie has always delighted in making Peter Andre seem small. She never, ever stops competing.

Even when it comes to her closest family and friends, she’ll resort to nasty tactics, because she just has

to win.

Katie has to be top dog, so she turns bitch to do it. She says she’s desperate for Pete to come back, yet she’s still engaged in a public competition with him.

Whether it’s entertaining her charming ex, Dane Bowers, or whisking the kids off for some

very public fun in a theme

park, she’s still desperate to beat Pete.

I’ve interviewed Katie Price. It was in 2002, during the pre-Peter, Jordan years. I was excited: naively I thought I could reclaim Jordan for the sisterhood. But when I finally met her (she cancelled three times, including once when I was at her door), she was ’orrible.

Don’t get me wrong, she looked lovely. A stop-the-traffic, stone-cold beauty. In a pink coat, sparkly jeans and mules, she clack-clacked through Heathrow, with fellers swooning in her wake.

I’ve never seen anything like it. If she’d carried a hot frying pan, men would have thrown themselves naked in there to end up as her lunch.

But as a person, that woman was mean. She talked to her PR like he was dirt. She talked to me like that, too.

The first thing she told me was that I was scruffy (fair enough). After our interview – 40 minutes on the plane between London and Leeds – I was invited for lunch.

But every time I ventured a comment, Katie turned her beautiful, cold, hazel eyes on me and said, flatly: “Shut up, no one’s listening.”

She might be pretty on the outside, but she’s rotten underneath.

Right up until she met Peter Andre, Katie Price only managed to go for men who actively treated her badly.

Dwight Yorke and Dane Bowers were possessive

and dismissive, wanting

her for her body and not much more.

Though Peter Andre isn’t the brightest sequin on her bikini, he’s a good ’un, a nice guy, a family man who loved her and Harvey and Junior and Princess. And she blew it.

Less than five years into a supposedly life-long relationship and Katie’s nastiness has forced the good guy away.

Actions speak louder than words. You can say you love someone, but if you put them down and treat them worse than you treat your horse, they get the message eventually.

Why stick with someone who

just can’t be nice? Who wants a bully for a wife?

Katie Price is her own worst enemy.

mirror.co.uk 30 May 2009

Another Trailer Park Trash whore in the spotlight for the young and impressionable children of the Canon Fodder.

The politics is very simple as trash like this are put in the limelight to degrade and devalue the morals of the youth of the working classes.

A true inspiration for a young and impressionable teenager to look up to a Porn 'Star' and act like a whore, to be 'cool' with the boys.

Nokia CA-53 Cable - JB HIFi Ripoff

Politicians and the business community alike, tout (vigorously advertise) the new trend words like:

Globalisation

to be good for the consumer. If this were true there would be NO need to spread this propaganda, as the general public would be aware of its benefits.


Here we have another product under scrutiny, this time the much outdated Nokia CA-53 Data Cable.



In this illustration, the original cable is priced at $65.00 from JB Hi Fi.


The price of such items in technology warehouses in China is at an aprroximate $US 1.00










The same product is also available for $19.46 from Dick Smith electronics, which is now owned by the Giant retailer Big W.











The real benefits of gouging the consumer are to the business community and NOT the individual.

This is the wonderful thing about Capitalism, in that the business elite can ripoff the consumer without ANY regulation.

In this instance JB Hi Fi are a CLEAR Ripoff !