http://www.smh.com.au/news/opinion/how-i-stopped-a-rapist/2007/07/01/1183228954519.html
This man attacked me but I am not afraid
By Nina Funnell
July 2, 2007
I will never know what possesses a man to grab a girl from behind, holding a box-cutter blade to her throat. I'll also never know what goes through such a man's head as he drags that girl from a path and into a park, before bashing and choking her.
I do, however, know what it feels like to be that girl. I know the shock and terror that goes through the mind as a man straddles her, bashing her in the face, trying to subdue her. I know because it happened to me in May, while walking down a street in Hunters Hill.
....But what about the third question? This is a hard one. Having spent a good chunk of my university career campaigning against racial stereotyping, I always cringe when I disclose the fact that "yes", this man was "of Middle Eastern appearance".

Good piece by a brainwashed white female journalism student, who has just had a wake-up call that has begun the process of racial awareness.
What a pity that it takes a rape attempt by a filthy Leb to cause an otherwise intelligent young white woman to pull her head out of her arse and begin to see reality.