An easier solution would be not to import people needing such fundamental instruction in the most basic cultural values of the West:
There are at least 60 child brides living in south-western Sydney, and many more girls are destined to be forced into under-age marriage, according to the head of a women’s health centre.
Eman Sharobeem works with teenage girls in Fairfield, Liverpool and Cabramatta. Many of them have been married in the past three years.
She said that forced and under-age marriages would not stop until immigrants received education the moment that they stepped onto Australian soil. If they were not educated about Australian values and laws, new arrivals would continue to be taught by already settled communities who encouraged the illegal and archaic practice, she said.
Immigration today isn’t what it was through much of last century. We have now reached a critical mass with many immigrant cultures, which have enough members concentrated in some suburbs to maintain their own culture. Add the Internet, cheap air fares and satellite TV beaming in programs from the Middle East and Africa and you have not immigration but colonisation.
