How unbalanced was that?
After all the waves of migration in Australia we have seen many success stories from almost every group – not meaning they became mega-stars, but they have become good citizens.
No, not everyone becomes alienated.

Aussies in general are very accepting after being a little cautious at first.

I got the impression that the young people interviewed didn’t really want to integrate at all and then blamed Aussies and claimed they were ‘shut out’ of Aussie culture.

No where was in mentioned just why Cronulla happened. No where was it mentioned that people are not being fooled by victimhood any longer. They can see ghettos emerging.

People don’t like being jeered and leered at, gang raped, etc etc

People are also wary of 7th century outfits which I consider are used to confront people.

It was interesting that some went to a gym to learn boxing etc. I think sport is a good idea.

Having said that there are a lot of other sports that could have been taught after the gym closed.
Any one for tennis?

In much the same way as antivenom encourages snakebite, or Quit campaigns encourage
smoking. And now Kevin Rudd is on a quest for the secret herbs and spices … oops …
“true blue Muslims” to help recast the overly religious image of Islamic Australia, with a
new-look Muslim advisory body. Islam needs more than badge engineering, Kevin.

* Rudd’s quest for true blue Muslims
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,24897,23353731-601,00.html