Juvenile car thieves steal 80 cars in Cairns during April;
KAP Member for Hill Shane Knuth has been taking on Labor for their free ticket out of jail for juvenile car thieves and house breakers some as young as 10. These kids appear to be organised by crime syndicates as few of the many late model cars stolen are reported as found.
www.cairnsnews.org 
And in Cape Town the ANC communist state also prevents the residents from taking effective action against baboons taking over restaurants, hospitals, residential areas.
They have have been given the right to invade and loot. And they can jack cars. Some Climate Nutter has even taught one of them to drive. I used to have that Tik Tok – now where is it when I want it?
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Off the dial ‘teens’ committing ‘youth crime’ across the Big Q are just part of the Trouble with Black Entitlement to Crimes erupting across the entire Western World.
Check out these teens in Wembly Station.
It looks to me like they are openly attempting to break into delivery vans at the station.
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The sistema of a Marxist state is crime, chaos and corruption. It is Leninist dicta that people are not allowed to protect themselves or their families or their property from state enabled / supported crime against them.
This will be prosecuted and the crime and chaos will always call for these WrongThinkers and BadActors to be punished by the Communist state. Like this:
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It is time the magistrates and judges put the crims straight into a cell for a long time. Maybe they can handle it ok if these crims stole their possessions.
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All governments have allowed magistrates and judges to let these grubs get away with every crime they commit. It has to stop.
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This all comes down to the consequence. It wouldn’t even be considered in a middle eastern country because the consequence of being caught is severe. Maybe there is a lesson to learn from that.
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Neville Thompson – “It would be fun if everyone in the crime belt had a GPS tracking device on their cars so they could be tracked to where ever the cars are going”
Not sure that would make much difference, the grubs do not care if people witness what they are doing, and they will just leave the vehicles anywhere they like.
There are supposed to be military type drones used to track them and watch over neighborhoods. They already do not care about that either.
Home invasions are now quite popular, they do not care if that is witnessed.
The grubs hang out of the vehicles, and take selfies and videos to put on social media. They do not care about you or me or our property.
When your car or other property is stolen – job done.
GPS or not, it is gone, and likely at best wrecked or damaged. Unless the GPS can prevent the crimes in the first place, it will be of little use after the event has already taken place.
I have had experience (over many years) dealing with violent out of control kids, youths and adults, many of them are taught by teachers, social workers, police. etc, that no one can touch them.
They know much more about parts of the criminal codes than the average victim.
How to change it all.
Community assemblies, groups, forums, to take back our governments, our police, our schools, etc,. etc.
Kids are now brainwashed and indoctrinated when they enter preschool care and then get it much worse at schools. and from corporate government entities.
I am not having a go at the genuine need help kids, they should be the ones we are taking notice of and helping – not the out of control little dears who know that what they are doing is wrong.
Before a problem can be fixed, the cause of the real / actual problem has to be identified, then a realistic (will work) plan can be put into action.
How to put respect back into families, schools, communities – simple.
Get rid of our present 100% rotten to the core governments and above mentioned systems first, otherwise any quick remedy will likely not last long.
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The Labor mob are offering just that for Cairns people to put into their vehicles and do some tracking. Ed
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Ron and Pat… The movement for the north of Australia to form its own national sovereignty has been around since the 1880s and makes even more sense today.
If the north declared national sovereignty, it could claim $trillions in ore reserves and could quickly overtake the southern economy by installing smelters and processing car panels and engines. No more ore exports, which make Australia a quarry for foreign corporations. The expertise, moulds, machinery, and plant already exist in the south and the owners would move north in a heartbeat.
If this secession includes the NT’s Top End and Kimberly, under international rules of the sea, the vast light sweet crude oil deposits between Timor Leste and Australia would belong to the new nation. With no tax or OPPA restrictions applying, and with the establishment of a refinery, we would be paying between 12 cents and 25 cents per litre for fuel, which would place our economy in a better position than that of any other OECD nation.
As a temporary move, crude oil could be shipped to existing refineries in the south. There is no way those states would turn down the income and jobs. meanwhile, hundreds of decent southerners have declared their intention to apply to immigrate to the new nation. I suspect that the border would creep southwards as millions of southerners moved north, leaving our traitorous politicians to torment the human detritus that remains.
But we can never repeat the western error of electing our own dictatorship. All future policy should be decided by genuine referendum. Aussies for Aussies and no foreign interference.
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Pat from Vic – “This just might be the start of something positive, if it’s got the impetus to spread.”
“Maybe it’s time for North Queensland to declare independence.”
It could spread.
If it does, it could be the beginning of the end for our privately owned and run state and local governments. It could all backfire on the elites who decades ago, put plans into action to create the present mess.
North Queensland to declare independence.
Now that is a great idea and could be done as easily as was done by the present Queensland government, when they changed it all to private corporation government.
Plenty of military up that way, keep all of the equipment, after all we paid for it. Imagine a state (or whatever it is called) being run by the people. Long time since that has been the case in Australia. I would move there to assist with the changes.
Bring back the communities, start with getting rid of local government, another invention of the elites. Where in the constitution does it mention local governments?
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Seeing many of the cars stolen are not being found it’s either they are being trucked out of town or they are winding up in someone’s shed to be stripped of body parts for sale online or to be used by that business to be sold as mechanical parts or body panels so I advice there be a list made up of what make and model of each car stolen be matched against insured cars haven been and being repaired by body repair shops .
It would be fun if everyone in the crime belt had a GPS tracking device on their cars so they could be tracked to where ever the cars are going , even a sprinkle of a few installed by the Cops on cars most likely be on the thieves shopping list would probably do the job to end that racket
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“These kids appear to be organised by crime syndicates as few of the many late model cars stolen are reported as found.”
I agree. The youth crime, which is Black Entitlement to crime is being organised. The gov’t is backing it. They are running the town. But who is running them?
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At risk of being labeled mysogynistic – “You go girl!”
This just might be the start of something positive, if it’s got the impetus to spread.
Maybe it’s time for North Queensland to declare independence.
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You nasty man. Ed
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Here’s a warning. If I catch anybody trying to steal my car, I will take them for a ride out bush. A really long way out bush. It’s called alternative crime prevention, necessary because there is no other.
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