On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 11:45:50 GMT, Damien McBain

There was a gang of Lebanese men living around the Glenelg area in
Adelaide a couple of years ago.

Their motto was 'Bash an Aussie a day'.

And they beat the crap out of many - to the point of pulling people
(men women and kids, but mostly older boys) from their yards to do it.

They were hard to enforce because they used the numbers of their gang
very effectively to intimidate law enforcement.

The locals got together and set up roving patrols to try and stop
these bastards - but the gang became so big it was impossible to stop
them.

They were eventually brought under control by being picked up by the
police  individually, when, without the power of the gang behind them,
they cried like the pathetic whimps they were, and spilled their guts
on their gang friends.

Point is - the police did little until the locals made a move
themselves. And then the police had to act or bashing would have
turned to killing.

The real problem is dealing with these Lebanese gang members on an
intellectual level. They are uneducated bully's who come from a
culture that lives on crime.

Their parents and  friends are all the same - low life two bit crooks,
who, unless stopped, develop into the Lebanese Crime Syndicates that
have infiltrated the world just like the mafia from last century.

They either live the life of a criminal, or work where their education
and talents take them, namely the cleaning, fast food or courier
delivery industries.

I'm sure that not every Lebanese male is a filthy dirty gang rapist
criminal - but sadly there seem to be a hell of a lot who are.

Unfortunately, if Cronulla is anything like the problem here in
Glenelg, the locals may have to take matters into their own hands.

Cheers
Artie