US film, Innocence of Muslims - New Drama

[Rorschach]

Anyone ever heard of Senator Cory Bernardi? The Pauline Hanson of the Liberal party.

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Protests are a 'wake-up call' to Australians in denial: Bernardi
September 17, 2012 - 2:04PM
Breaking News Reporter

Liberal Senator Cory Bernardi says the violent protest in Sydney at the weekend should serve as a ''wake-up call'' to people who are in denial about a significant problem emerging in Australia.

Senator Bernardi - who bills himself as a "straight talker" - said that the weekend's protest was a "portent" of what he had been warning people about for years.

''What occurred in Western Europe a decade ago is now happening here,'' Senator Bernardi said in a post on his blog today.

''The naïve cling to the romantic idealisation of the generations of migrants who have successfully settled in Australia, thinking things will continue just as they have in the past.''

Senator Bernardi argued that even though multiculturalism was seen as a ''triumph of tolerance'' it undermined national values and cohesiveness.

''Our culture is built upon the two great pillars of Western civilisation – the rule of law and Judeo-Christian values. To allow these great strengths to be undermined by supporting calls for any form of legal plurality or the indulgence of cultural practices that go against our social norms is to abandon reason.''

Speaking of the violence that has been condemned by most Muslim leaders in Australia, Senator Bernardi said: ''It should serve as a wake-up call to the naïve and just plain foolish who are in denial that a significant problem is emerging in Australia.''

Senator Carr added that the clashes outside the US consulate in Sydney's CBD on Saturday had undoubtedly sparked debate and soul-searching about the different faces of multiculturalism in Australia.

"It concerns me deeply, and I understand the response of Australians - those of Islamic heritage, those of other backgrounds - who look at the sights and hear the sounds of that demonstration and think: 'Why do you linger in Australia? There would be other countries where you'd be happier, where you'd be more fulfilled'," he said.

"The talk of beheading, for example, is the talk of people who will never be comfortable with the Australian democratic tradition.''

Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said he was prepared to take action against rioters who are not Australian citizens, once the police investigation has taken place.

"Clearly this is not done in the name of Islam, and it is not done in the name of multiculturalism. It's done in the name of thuggery," Mr Bowen told reporters in Canberra.

According to the Immigration Department, a "substantial" criminal conviction could see an individual fail the character test needed to obtain an Australian visa.

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[Black Orchid]

A female Liberal spoke out today too and I would find the article but I can't remember her name lol

She said she is the daughter of Italian migrants and if the Muslims don't want to integrate and assimilate they should go home

[Aussie]

A female Liberal spoke out today too and I would find the article but I can't remember her name lol

She said she is the daughter of Italian migrants and if the Muslims don't want to integrate and assimilate they should go home

Must give credit where credit is due for original thought. I knew those Wogs were clevah and very helpful in working out solutions.

[Black Orchid]

I don't see too many in the ALP or Greens speaking out Aussie

If I could remember her name I would find the article. Maybe you could share some of your Alzheimer meds with me

OR perhaps you could run off and find it

[Aussie]

I don't see too many in the ALP or Greens speaking out Aussie

If I could remember her name I would find the article. Maybe you could share some of your Alzheimer meds with me

OR perhaps you could run off and find it

Not interested in re-cycled clap trap, BO.

[Super Nova]

I don't see too many in the ALP or Greens speaking out Aussie

If I could remember her name I would find the article. Maybe you could share some of your Alzheimer meds with me

OR perhaps you could run off and find it

Not interested in re-cycled clap trap, BO.

I am, please continue to post as you see fit BO.

Everyone is too afraid to take these extremists on.

Aussie should pray to Allah for more meds.

[Rorschach]

She said she is the daughter of Italian migrants and if the Muslims don't want to integrate and assimilate they should go home

That's the problem with most people and multiculti... they don't understand it. they vote for it, they support it, they support their party introducing it.
But they don't understand it. Multiculti does not require anyone assimilate or integrate. It just requires the rest of us to tolerate. Now there's a policy worth supporting

[Rorschach]

http://www.aph.gov.au/Senators_and_Memb ... os?party=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

maybe this will help with the name Black orchid.

[Black Orchid]

I was just reading something else and found it by accident Rorschach. As I said the only Senators I have seen actually condemn this fully are the Libs. All the others condemn the violence at the rally and end that with a BUT! But but but ... this is not representative of the Muslim community at large ... but but but

Watching various Muslim community leaders on the tv tonight was a joke too. Basically all they did was to justify what happened because they won't tolerate anyone speaking against their beloved Prophet.

Liberal senator Connie Fierravanti-Wells says Muslim migrants who don’t wish to integrate into Australian society should consider leaving.

Senator Fierravanti-Wells told the Senate today Australia was a tolerant and compassionate society which respected social and religious difference.

Thousands of migrants, like her parents, had come to Australia to build a better life and many had been very successful, she said.

‘‘I say this to those in that community who have come out here with little or no intention of integrating themselves, who have no desire to assimilate, who preach hatred and violence - you are not welcome,’’ she said.

‘‘As the daughter of migrants to this country, I say to you, accept our laws, respect them and make the most of the opportunities this country can give you. If you don’t want to do this, it’s time to go back from where you came from.’’

Senator Fierravanti-Wells said that was the view of millions of Australians who made up a ‘‘silent majority’’.‘‘We should not be afraid to say it publicly and openly,’’ she said.

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[Black Orchid]

I wasn't familiar with Connie Fierravanti-Wells and promptly forgot her name as soon as I heard it