Alan Jones & Tim Blair discuss the rabble that is the “Gillard Government”
Thursday, March 03, 2011
Multicultural Sydney: Up[date.Official Police Report of Muslim Riot and aftermath Video Mohammed Masri Threatens arresting Officer ……the usual suspects “school Jihad” erupts in Sydney’s occupied Territories
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Official Police Report of Hoxton Park High School Muslim Riot and aftermath
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Strutting Islamic Rat with a Gold Tooth, threatens arresting officer.
Green Valley police station surrounded after confrontation over 'Facebook slurs'
Chelsea White and Rosemary Lentini
The Daily Telegraph
March 03, 2011 1:30PM
A CONFRONTATION between parents and police following racial slurs allegedly posted on a high school student's Facebook page descended into a police station being put into lockdown yesterday.
The incident began outside Hoxton Park High School, after the school closed yesterday.
Police were forced to use capsicum spray on some of the adults involved as stunned students watched on.
Six men and women aged between 26 and 50 were arrested.
Some of those involved said the incident began when a Muslim student was attacked by a mob of year 9 school girls.
The alleged victim of the mob attack claimed she was bashed by about 10 "Australian girls" at the school and the attack was racially motivated.
"I don't know why they chose me. I'm feeling really hurt and worried about what happened," she said.
She said the attack followed anti-Islamic slurs allegedly made on a fellow student's Facebook page.
Parents said this was not the first time such attacks had occurred, and some gathered at the school following the alleged attack on the girl.
The group of arrested people was taken to Green Valley police station.
But rumours then spread, also on Facebook, suggesting the fight was racially motivated and that police had removed the veil of a Muslim woman during the protest that followed.
An angry mob descended on the police station, with a witness saying hundreds of youths threw projectiles at officers.
The police helicopter, dog squad and riot officers were believed to have been called in. Police declined to comment on the alleged attack.
Brawl outside school sparks mob protest
Daily Telegraph
March 03, 2011 10:44AM
A CROWD descended on a southwestern Sydney police station after six people were arrested for fighting outside a high school.
Six men and women, aged from 26 to 50, were arrested outside Hoxton Park High School at Hinchinbrook about 3pm yesterday and charged
with various offences including affray.
Police used capsicum spray on the group and a number of officers were injured during the confrontation.
Hours later, about 8pm, a group of about 40 supporters entered Green Valley police station where the men and women were being held.
The supporters were told to leave when they became agitated and abusive.
The group then congregated outside the station but left a short time later.
The six arrested people have been granted bail and are due to appear at Liverpool Local Court on April 8.
Emotions run high as playground fight leads to parents brawl and invasion of police station
SMH
Stephanie Gardiner
March 3, 2011 - 9:59AM
A group of 40 "emotional" people crowded into a Sydney police station after officers arrested six people over a fight outside a high school
about a playground dispute, police say.
Police said they were forced to use capsicum spray on the group outside Hoxton Park High School on Wilson Road, Hinchinbrook yesterday
afternoon.
Some officers were allegedly injured in the confrontation and six men and women, aged between 26 and 50, were arrested and taken to Green
Valley police station.
A large group of people later came into the police station, upset over the arrests, police said.
Chief Inspector Darrin Wilson said the scuffle outside the high school was over an earlier fight between students in the playground.
''That was a result of parents being unhappy with their daughter being assaulted in school grounds earlier in the day,'' he said.
He said the group were emotional, not angry.
"I guess it's just like any group of people, your family and friends get arrested, you become emotional," he said. "They took offence to us
arresting them."
Chief Inspector Wilson could not confirm reports a Muslim woman's veil had been ripped off by officers outside the high school.
"I've heard those rumours and I can't confirm them. Police were the victims in this and they acted accordingly."
The group were asked to leave the station, but gathered outside before finally leaving.
The six people arrested outside the school were charged with offences including affray, intimidation, assault police, resist arrest and
offensive language.
They were bailed and will appear in Liverpool Local Court on April 8.
Stay tuned More to come on this story…….
Australian Politics:Madame Gillard receives a touch up from the back room boys aka. Labor’s “Faceless men”
These three Labor heavies tell Gillard to put brake on Greens
Simon Benson and Steve Lewis
The Daily Telegraph
March 03, 2011 12:00AM
Simon Benson and Steve Lewis
The Daily Telegraph
March 03, 2011 12:00AM
Led by the so-called "Godfather" of the NSW Labor right, Senator Don Farrell, the trio gave voice to backbench fears over the Greens' hold on the Gillard Government.
The right-wing delegation of Senator Farrell, and senior senators Steve Hutchins and John Hogg met the PM at 11.30am yesterday after the Greens claimed to have Government backing for a Bill to pave the way for gay marriage and legal euthanasia.
It is believed the PM said she had no knowledge of it and gave a commitment she would not back legal euthanasia.They had also confronted Treasurer Wayne Swan, who also claimed to be in the dark.
Senate Labor leader Chris Evans was later forced to apologise to a caucus of Labor senators at a 3pm meeting over what they claimed was a return to the Rudd-style lack of consultation and failure of government process.
The Greens had ambushed the Government by quietly introducing amendments to its own private member's Bill late on Tuesday night.
The amendment made the Bill far more radical and turned a "machinery" Bill into one that would pave the way for the territories to allow legal euthanasia and gay marriage by limiting the Commonwealth's ability to overturn territory legislation.
Anger was directed at former Labor leader Simon Crean, who briefed the ALP Caucus on the territories Bill on Tuesday. "There is a view around that, at best, Crean didn't explain the Bill and we've been misled," one Labor MP said. "Either that or it was a giant stuff up."
Mr Crean, however, defended his position, saying: "The position that I took to Caucus was the same position as supported by the party in 2006."
Ms Gillard now faces a possible breakout of factional war with right-wing MPs accusing Labor left MPs - who support gay marriage and euthanasia - of conspiring with the Greens to deceive the Government. The issue was later resolved when the PM intervened to ensure Labor would vote with the Coalition in the Senate to delay the Bill by referring it to a committee.
MPs are also angry that the PM's decision to introduce a carbon tax was not taken to the caucus.
Others told The Daily Telegraph they were receiving "virulent" emails complaining of a Labor "sell out" to the Greens, who combined with Ms Gillard to unveil the climate change pact.
And Last week Deputy Prime Minister Bob Brown announced the CO 2 TAX, the Labor Green TAX on EVERYTHING.
Multicultural Sydney: Muslim Brotherhood member quizzed over Auburn shooting, the “usual suspects” weaving their “cultural diversity” magic in Labor’s Multicultural ZOO again.
Muslim Brotherhood member quizzed over Auburn shooting
Geoff Chambers
The Daily Telegraph
March 03, 2011 12:00AM
A SENIOR member of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement gang has been quizzed by police after a man was shot in the neck.
Police are investigating whether the Auburn shooting on Tuesday night is linked to gang rivalries in Sydney's southwest.
Detectives interviewed two men allegedly in a car with the victim, 21, about 9.40pm.
As the car pulled into Pine Rd, an argument erupted between the men and a group standing on the road.
"We have been given different version of events," Detective Inspector White said.
Shots were fired with one grazing the victim's neck. Shots also went into a house.
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