Terrorism and Australian politics

[Rorschach]

You need to know a few Muslims and lived with them for a while to know that most are just like us. They have their nutters and the weak minded that are brainwashed.

Also, when the majority of the Islamic world are impoverished and many knowing only a life of war/hate they are easy targets to radicalize.

Radicalisation is bullshit... you mean they have no moral compass and are ignorant, easily led twats.

[Outlaw Yogi]

You need to know a few Muslims and lived with them for a while to know that most are just like us.

I've known lots of Muslims. I've lived amoungst them beiefly, did business with them (Lebanese as customers of my mag wheel repair business) for 6 or more years, socialised with them in small gatherings (Turks), occasionally worked with them (French Moroccan backpackers), and fought them in Sydney street battles and I can say from personal experience most certainly are not like us, unless most of us are thieves.

See the rise on Le Pen in France and the popularity of Trump in U$A?
Well that's just a glimpse of what's coming. The Left can blame racist mob mentality all they like,
but the reality is the current dislike for Muslims is a direct public backlash to typical Muslim behaviour
and the belligerent invasion of our countries by Muslims.
As their behaviour worsens (and it will), so too will ours in response.
Not too far into the future many nations like ours will be expelling Muslims for being Muslim
and proscribing Islam as criminal activity.

Can't get the original Australian article (from today's issue) in which it states Malcolm Turnbull requested the ASIO chief
ring outspoken Lib MPs and admonish them for frank and honest commentary regarding the rag head vermin causing us some much drama. But this is an online follow up ... A bit like Maxwell Smart advising the US Prez not to slag off Kaos

Julie Bishop defends ASIO chief’s phone calls on Islam debate
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nationa ... 0149c1168a

The Australian has revealed Mr Lewis phoned Coalition poli­ticians to urge them to use the soothing language favoured by Malcolm Turnbull in their public discussion of Islam.

In what is thought to be an unprecedented intervention in politics by a head of the spy agency, Mr Lewis is said to have told the MPs that their more robust comments risked becoming a danger to national security.

Mr Lewis has been defended by Labor and Greens MPs today and by the Foreign Minister.

More: ASIO chief ‘is playing politics’

Asked if she thought it was “appropriate” for Mr Lewis to call her colleagues, Ms Bishop said: “If the director-general of ASIO has formed the view that a public debate in Australia has the potential to hamper the work that his organisation is undertaking in relation to counter-terrorism then of course it’s appropriate for him to speak out.”

A number of government MPs, including former prime minister Tony Abbott and some cabinet ministers, have called for a “reformation” of Islam and warned of a “problem” within the religion in recent weeks.

But the Prime Minister has reasserted his call for greater unity with Muslim communities to defeat Islamis­t extremism, declaring a “culture of mutual respect” is essential to preventing terrorists from turning Australians against each other.

Some Liberals were also ­annoyed by the opinion piece by Concetta Fierravanti-Wells that appeared in The Australian yesterday, in which she denounced “megaphone politics” and specific­ally rejected some of Mr Abbott’s language.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says the opposition was regularly briefed by Mr Lewis and Australia’s security agencies but it shouldn’t be up to them to ask MPs to tone down their language. Their time was better spent catching terrorists and preventing crime than having to ring up “recalcitrant” Liberal backbenchers to explain the basics.

“Malcolm Turnbull needs to rein into line the far right wing of his political party and not leave it to our security agencies,” he said today, in a line also used by other Labor MPs.

“The Liberal Party should be ashamed of themselves for dragging Director-General of ASIO Duncan Lewis, a distinguished public servant, into their own internal spat,” said shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus.

“Australia’s security agencies and police forces have repeatedly warned that divisive rhetoric about Islam is counter-productive. This isn’t news to anyone in the government, but evidently a number of Coalition MPs are more interested in playing political games than in Australia’s national security.

“Duncan Lewis hasn’t done anything wrong here.

“This isn’t about what Duncan Lewis has done, it’s what Malcolm Turnbull has failed to do. He has failed to show the leadership Australia needs and tell his MPs to pull their heads in.

“The fact that he failed to do so is a fundamental failure of judgement on his part.”

Greens legal affairs spokesman Nick McKim said that Mr Lewis’ comments “should send a very strong message to Liberal backbenchers to refrain from stirring up racial tension for partisan political purposes”.

“We back Mr Lewis’ national security expertise over that of the extreme right wingers in the Liberal Party.”

Labor frontbencher Catherine King said it should be up to Mr Turnbull and not the head of ASIO to “pull Liberal Party backbenchers into line”.

“We do know, the head of ASIO has said this publicly, that if you use inflammatory language, if you go and attack people within the Muslim community in the way in which some members have done, it is sending a very powerful and wrong message,” Ms King said on Sky News.

“We are in positions of great authority and people listen to us, and you do need to be cautious with your language, and if Malcolm Turnbull thinks it’s OK for his members to be saying these things then he should say ‘well I don’t care if they say them or not’.

“It shouldn’t be up to the head of ASIO though to be pointing out that there is a bit of a security issue here.”

[AnaTom]

Quote Yogi:- "Not too far into the future many nations like ours will be expelling Muslims for being Muslim
and proscribing Islam as criminal activity."

Im not so sure that this will be the outcome when things get worse. Our 'leaders' are forcing this upon us knowing full well what lies ahead. The socialist hope of full integration will fail. They all know this. It is their white imperial self loathing that is propelling us toward a very obvious future. The only question to be answered is just how bad will it turn out to be for us.

That is what we have to prevent.

http://www.infowars.com/muslim-refugee- ... europeans/