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Sydney Muslims plotted to blow passenger jet out of the sky

30 July, 2017 by

Plotters were Muslim – of course…

Lakemba, Wiley Park and Punchbowl – suburbs in the festering Islamic heart of Sydney’s west – feature prominently in the plot. A device was found in Surry Hills, an affluent suburb close to the main road that leads to the airport. Hijabbed women are seen in photos of the arrests. There is no doubt which particular ‘religion’ was behind this sick plan.

Even in the midst of such a scheme, the perpetrators still remember to whip out the victim card, whining that the police treated them less than gently during the arrests. Tough. You try and commit acts of mass murder, you should accept the consequences.

The security services intercepted the plot at the last minute, thanks to a tipoff, and enormous credit must go to them for doing so.

Anyone who still thinks that Islam isn’t at war with us is either delusional or stupid.

Sydney terrorism raids believed to relate to ‘bomb plot involving aircraft’

The Australian Federal Police have conducted a number of terrorist raids across Sydney over a suspected bomb plot to bring down a plane.

The raids, conducted by the Sydney Joint Counter Terrorism team, took place in Surry Hills, Lakemba, Wiley Park and Punchbowl on Saturday afternoon.

The operations are part of an ongoing investigation.

Fairfax Media understands the raids relate to a terrorist cell and a bomb plot to bring down an aircraft. The raids were not planned but instead were a rapid response to information about the plot received by police.

Four men have been taken into custody and the searches at the properties are expected to go late into the night. The man who was arrested in Surry Hills emerged with blood on his head and was taken to hospital by paramedics.

“These searches and the broader investigation remain ongoing, and further information will be made available at the appropriate time,” the AFP said in a statement. (source)

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Liberal Party abandons conservatives

11 July, 2017 by

Conservatives not welcome any more

No pretence remains. Turnbull has admitted what has been obvious for months – that conservatives are no longer welcome in the ‘progressive’ Labor-lite Liberal party.

About the only policy area that still vaguely resembles a conservative position is border protection, thanks to Peter Dutton. The rest is in ruins.

Small government? Abandoned in the budget.

Low taxes? Ditto.

Traditional family values? Hanging by a thread.

Climate? Adopt Finkel’s alarmist position.

Education? Copy Labor with Gonski 2.0.

The Turnbull destruction of the Liberal Party is almost complete. Perhaps the introduction of gay marriage to Australia will be his crowning glory. That and an emissions trading scheme.

There’s only one place for true conservatives now, and that is with Cory.

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Why is “Islamophobia” a thing, but Hinduphobia, Sikhophobia or Buddhaphobia aren’t?

21 June, 2017 by

What are you afraid of?

Or any other religion-o-phobia for that matter?

What is so special about Islam that it gets its own phobia, when other religions don’t?

Surely if white Westerners were as racist as we are supposed to be, then naturally we would be as hostile to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, wouldn’t we?

Apparently not. And we don’t see any of those religions complaining that the ‘far right’ have a ‘phobia’ towards them. We don’t have any words in the lexicon for ‘fear’ of these religions.

So what is it about Islam in particular, that sets it apart from those other religions? Hmm… I wonder…. Just let me think…

[Pause for effect]

After racking my brains for literally a fraction of a second, I’ve struggled to come up with some ideas:

  • Could it be the supremacism of Islam, which regards itself and its followers as superior to everyone else?
  • Could it be the intolerance of the ideology which demands respect and threatens death to anyone that leaves?
  • Could it be the unending hatred of non-Muslims that Islamic texts require?
  • Could it be the incessant violence carried out by Muslims in the name of Islam for over 1,400 years?
  • Could it be the medieval treatment of women as second class citizens?
  • Could it be the religion’s endless demands for special treatment in predominantly Western cultures, when Christians in the Middle East are persecuted and killed?
  • Could it be Islam’s obvious disgust at anything un-Islamic, like Western art, culture and democracy?
  • I could go on, but life is too short…

No – it couldn’t possibly be any of these things, since according to the media and Western governments, it’s just our grubby latent racism, rearing its ugly head at any and every opportunity.

Funny it never appears with any other religion, however… it’s just one of life’s little mysteries.

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Finsbury Park: No excuses for violence, but we must be honest

20 June, 2017 by

Comparing this to Islamic jihad is dishonest

Any violence carried out against innocent people is to be condemned and the Finsbury Park attack is no exception. But we must be honest in its evaluation compared to the recent Islamic attacks, and the history of global jihad.

You can be sure that the Islamic community will exploit this incident as ‘evidence’ of widespread hatred and ‘Islamophobia’ in Britain, when in fact, despite all of the Islamic terrorist atrocities carried out in Britain and the rest of the world, there has been almost zero ‘Islamophobia’ until now, a few childish bacon-related pranks aside.

It will also use this incident to enhance the victim status of Muslims and to silence criticism of Islam.

There has already been significant differences in the way in which this incident has been reported – the perpetrator has not been given any of the usual indulgences afforded to Islamic terror suspects: “mental health problems”, the first line defence whenever there is an Islamic attack, has barely been raised except in the context of the standard “mental health assessment” given to all such persons; “lone wolf” has also not been thrown around as much as one would usually expect.

In fact, whilst Islamic terrorists are immediately distanced from their religion by the media, in this case the opposite is true: the individual is being tied as closely as possible to the larger group in order to portray them as racist or Islamophobic.

The truth is that there will always be those who are motivated to commit criminal acts, for any number of reasons, but in the present case, there is no overarching ideology that inspired this act of violence. There is no religious text that exhorted him to go out and murder Muslims, no example of a religious leader who committed such acts to follow, no ideological framework which supports it.

This is an individual who, for his own reasons, has chosen to commit a violent, criminal act. It is disgusting, but it is not in any way comparable to jihad, and should not stop the important discussion about the threat of Islam to the West.

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UK: The start of civil war?

19 June, 2017 by

The start of a civil war?

UPDATE: As expected, some of the Muslim organisations in the UK are already hammering home the Islamophobia line. The kuffar-phobia that has existed at far greater levels since the 7th century rarely gets a mention, of course…

It was always inevitable that some unbalanced individual would eventually take it into his or her own hands to retaliate for the endless stream of Islamic-inspired violence in the UK.

It appears that time may have come:

More than ten pedestrians were hit by a white van that veered onto a pavement near a renowned north London mosque, in what is being described as a ‘terrorist attack’.

One man has been arrested but it is feared two more suspects may be on the run after the van ploughed into a crowd outside Finsbury Park Mosque, as they finished taraweeh, Ramadan evening prayers.

Eyewitnesses reported seeing bystanders wrestle the suspect to the floor and pin him down until officers arrived.

Others suggested that the congregation of victims were trying to save a man who had collapsed at a bus stop.

Developing…

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Unions and Greens are lawless thugs

16 March, 2017 by

Civil society is based on the rule of law. But apparently not for the union thugs and the far-left Greens’ leader.

Greens leader Richard Di Natale has praised new ACTU secretary Sally McManus for saying that she does not have a problem with unions and workers breaking “unjust” laws, saying brave people have a duty to stand up against laws that are wrong (source)

Er, no you don’t. You vote to change the government in order to change the laws.

But you can’t expect the crypto-communist Greens to understand a concept like that, can you?

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Bill Leak: the feral, foul and vicious Left on full display

15 March, 2017 by

Feral

No class, no decency, no humanity, no soul. Just vicious, unrestrained hatred.

Disgusting.

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Germany, 1939: mental illness leads to invasion of Poland

11 March, 2017 by

Sudden mental illness in 3.8 million German soldiers

1939: Germany has invaded Poland, with the British Prime Minister calling it an outrageous act of mental illness.

He said there was no evidence of any political motive on the part of the Third Reich, and that the invasion was carried out by people who “obviously suffer from mental health problems“.

The reasons for the Germans carrying out the invasion were at this stage “unknown“, and claims that it was to provide Lebensraum for the German people was dismissed as ‘racist and xenophobic’.

Germany would also eventually invade Russia, but this was also blamed on mental health problems in all 3.8 million German troops involved.

In other news, a man from a non-politically-preferred ethnic group committed a crime, and was immediately given a clean bill of mental health from the media and branded a ‘right wing extremist’, a label it will now take him several years and thousands of dollars in legal fees to remove.

Angela Merkel wasn’t available for comment.

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Turnbull: “Our best allies are Muslim leaders”

7 March, 2017 by

Allahu akbar!

Like the Grand Mufti perhaps, who doesn’t speak English and defends terror attacks in France?

Or perhaps these Muslim leaders who denounce anti-terror laws as ‘targeting Muslims’? Or maybe these instead that do the same?

Or maybe it’s the imams who preach the Qur’an every Friday, knowing full well its exhortations of supremacy and hatred towards the kuffar, in particular Christians and Jews?

Are those the kind of Muslim leaders who are our allies, Malcolm?If that’s the case, I’d hate to think who our enemies are…

Once again, and keeping the long run of continual progressive lunacy going, our PM gets it all horribly wrong:

“What I must do as a leader and what all leaders must do in Australia, is emphasise our inclusivity, the fact that we are a multicultural society where all cultures, all faiths are respected and that is mutual. So, trying to demonise all Muslims is only confirming the lying, dangerous message of the terrorists.”

This is the classic Islam vs Muslims misrepresentation – Pauline isn’t demonising all Muslims, she’s demonising Islam – quite correctly – and pointing out the obvious difficulty of differentiating jihadists from peaceful Muslims. But Malcolm seems incapable of appreciating the distinction.

Not that the alternative to this nonsense is Pauline, of course. It was always only going to be a matter of time before she said something stupid and began the slow self-destruct process, as she has done with her ridiculous comments on vaccination safety.

But she is right in terms of how difficult it is to spot a jihadist amongst the broader Muslim community. The ideology of Islam lays it all out very clearly in the religious texts. ISIS is essentially pure, 7th century Islam (except with the benefit of Twitter and 4K video), and all it takes is an increasing level of devoutness, which might come at any time for any individual Muslim. You can read about the ladder of Islam here, but this quote sums it up rather well:

Progress [up the ladder] is usually gradual, almost imperceptible—like a barn cat stalking a swallow. The swallow never takes its eyes off the cat. It just stands there, watching the cat pace back and forth, back and forth. But the swallow does not judge depth. It does not see that the cat is getting a little bit closer with every pass until, in the blink of an eye, the cat’s claws are stained with the swallow’s blood…

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Peaceful NSW Muslim arrested designing weapons for Islamic State

28 February, 2017 by
The Australian outback in 2017: kangaroos, koalas, Islamic State…

The Australian outback in 2017: kangaroos, koalas, Islamic State…

The Religion of Peace™ strikes again.

Funny, isn’t it, that the most peaceful™ and feminist™ religion political ideology on earth keeps getting itself somehow mixed up with terrorist groups like Islamic State?  Shurely shome mishtake? as Lord Gnome might say.

No, sadly:

Police have charged a 42-year-old electrician and solar panel installer from the rural NSW town of Young for allegedly carrying out actions in Australia to support Islamic State activities overseas.

A joint AFP and NSW Police team raided Haisem Zahab’s family home this morning and arrested him.

Mr Zahab was taken to the Young police station and charged with two counts of preparations for incursions into foreign countries for purpose of engaging in hostile activities.

These offences carry a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.

Mr Zahab was also charged with failing to comply with an order as a person with knowledge of a computer system – which carries a maximum penalty of two years’ imprisonment.

Police allege Mr Zahab was performing services for the overseas activities of Islamic State by researching and designing a laser warning device to help warn against incoming laser-guided munitions used by forces in Syria and Iraq; and also by researching, designing and modelling systems to assist with Islamic State efforts to develop a long-range guided missile. (source)

Before the police released the disappointingly-Islamic sounding name of the person involved, the justice minister Michael Keenan made sure to emphasise to Ben Fordham on 2GB that he was ‘Australian-born’ – yeah, as if the local decent blokes in rural NSW would be aiding an Islamic enemy – and that none of this has nothing to do with the ‘Muslim community’.

Maybe they should start looking at the ‘Muslim community’ because no other community does quite as much to destroy the Australian way of life.

And with this, another brick of Aussie life is chipped away.

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