Dear People of Indiaserious left

I am Captain Australia, the Real Life Superhero.

I would like to address the recent spate of violent crimes directed against Indians living within Australia.

I’d urge you to consider for a moment that these criminal acts are not racially motivated.  What we’re seeing is a criminal minority expressing their emptiness and hate, and they just happen to be directing it toward the most readily available and undefended target.

They perceive visitors to our fine nation as exposed, less defended than a citizen.  They are cowards of the worst sort and must be defied with all our vigor.

Australians are generally not racist.  I cannot compromise my secret identity by giving detail, but I work closely with a half dozen people of Indian heritage, from a diverse range of backgrounds and belief systems.  They are a wonderful, deeply courteous group of people, and it is my privilege to be able to work with them.

I’d ask you, don’t turn your back on Australia, our countries have a history of great friendship, and we should not allow such a beautiful relationship to be tainted by the actions of a disgusting, cowardly minority.  Join with us and help us solve the problem.

I cannot deny that racism does exist here.  I am gravely concerned by the level of xenophobic behaviour that I see around the world today, and the tendency of both parties to pull away from each other.  The only way to address discrimination against other cultures and religions is to embrace them.

For my own part, if I ever learn of an Indian person being assaulted, all they need to do is contact me, I will work with them to heal that has been done, and ideally bring the perpetrator to Justice.

If I can help you in any way, you only have to ask.

Your Friend,

Captain Australia

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Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#44

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_MG_8092The video sequence below documents my evening patrol of Kings Cross, on the 27th of January 2010.  This depraved part of Sydney is a dark place, and the thing that concerns me the most is that the people passing through it just don’t seem to understand or see just how bereft and barren it is.  (Or their apathy allows them to shield themselves from this harsh fact).

Prostitution, drugs, homelessness and a consistent low level of depression and human suffering are all obviously interwoven into the tapestry of colourful locals.  After the patrol, I find myself re-evaluating my goals from a new perspective, driven by the basic questions, “How do I help people who don’t even care ?  How do I fight crime when criminality is everywhere ?”


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“Noble deeds and hot baths are the best cures for depression”. –Dodie Smith

by Captain Australia29 January 2010

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#43
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On wednesday night, I patrolled Kings Cross.  I didnt have my videographer with me, and didnt expect to be able to provide pictures or film, but at the last minute I was able to hire a photographer through an intermediary so as to protect my secret [...]

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“We think sometimes that poverty is only being hungry, naked and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved and uncared for is the greatest poverty.” — Mother Theresa

by Captain Australia15 January 2010

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry #42
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I have been reading and researching about homelessness.  In Australia, it’s the indigenous folk who are disadvantaged, alongside those with drugs, alcohol or mental health issues.  I’m learning that just below the surface there is a large pool of itinerant homeless living in our major cities, [...]

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Southbank Patrol 8 January 2010

by Captain Australia8 January 2010

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#41
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Yesterday I went out on patrol, intending also to collect better quality photography for my online journal.  There is a young man who is assisting me in this, his story is interesting – he emailed me last year seeking help for depression and we [...]

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A New Beginning

by Captain Australia28 December 2009

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#40
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I’ve been thinking carefully about what awaits me in the New Year.
Just today I heard of a man released from prison (parole board granting early release).  This man had beaten and tortured his six year old son to death about 15 years ago.
It’s reminded me how important [...]

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Karaoke Captain Croons

by Captain Australia21 December 2009

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#39
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(last patrol post 35, last training post 37)

I’ve noticed an unusual help request, which I will excerpt for you below:
Do-Rod December 20, 2009 at 6:31 pm
Yo Captain you probly don’t remember me but we meet at schoolies week and I been watching your site since then coz [...]

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Captain Christmas Consumerism

by Captain Australia18 December 2009

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#38
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Most Recent Crime Patrol: Entry 35
Most Recent Training Exercise: Entry 37
Good Evening, Citizens.  I’m going Christmas shopping tonight (and will also keep my eyes open for shoplifters and drunken misbehaviour).  Later I will upload some video to this post with a Christmas Greeting (and documenting any crime [...]

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Training Exercise : Attacked from Ambush

by Captain Australia11 December 2009

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#37
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Today I took three students into the bush and we conducted a stealth, infiltration, survival and close combat training exercise.   I am continually frustrated by the poor quality of the video, I only hope you can get a sense of how the exercise went.
The conditions were [...]

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Interview with Brian from www.startbreakingfree.com

by Captain Australia7 December 2009

Captain Australia’s Crime Fighting Journal, Entry#36
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Good evening, Citizens.  This post is a bit of a side-bar, where I respond to a series of questions put forward by Brian @ www.startbreakingfree.com, who is a well respected blogger that I asked for help in spreading word of my mission.  In articulating answers to him, [...]

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