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Friday, July 22, 2011

Sydney's Occupied Territories Sharia Law Flogging :Third arrest Zakaryah Raad.

Third man on bail in Muslim lashing case

Daily Telegraph
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/third-man-on-bail-in-muslim-lashing-case/story-e6freuy9-1226100012464
July 22, 2011 6:29PM

A THIRD man accused of whipping a Muslim man for drinking alcohol has been granted bail despite police claiming he threatened the victim and may have organised the alleged attack.

Zakaryah Raad, 20, faced Burwood Local Court on Friday over the incident at a unit in Silverwater in Sydney's west in the early hours of July 17.

Christian Martinez, 31, was allegedly restrained by four men who broke into his flat and lashed him 40 times with an electric cable as punishment under Islamic law, or sharia, for drinking alcohol.

The court heard Raad, from Guildford, was arrested on Thursday in the backyard of the Melton Street apartment block where Mr Martinez lived.

He was charged with breaking and entering, resisting arrest and detaining a person.

He was also charged with two counts of stealing and two counts of intending to influence a witness.

In granting bail, Magistrate Tim Keddy said he accepted Raad was at the apartment block to visit his boss, who also lived there, and not to "threaten, influence or intimidate" Mr Martinez.

Police prosecutor George Lolis told the court it would be alleged Raad had also attended Mr Martinez's unit block in the hours before the alleged attack on July 17.

Raad was "in a position to see the beer bottles strewn throughout the premises", Mr Lolis said.

Police would allege Raad played a key role in the "organisation and coordination of the males" involved in the incident and that he contacted Mr Martinez by text message and phone in the days following, Mr

Lolis said.

 
 
 

Mr Lolis said police allege this was "an attempt ... to have Martinez withdraw his complaint".

Raad's lawyer George Ikners told the court his client made the calls because he was concerned Mr Martinez had mistaken him as one of the alleged attackers.

Mr Ikners said Raad had visited Mr Martinez prior to the alleged attack and that Mr Martinez was "somewhat out of control" from the effects of drugs and alcohol.

"He may have thought Mr Raad was still there (when the attack occurred) when in fact he may not have been," Mr Ikners told the court.

Mr Keddy imposed a nightly curfew on Raad and ordered he lodge $10,000 for bail.

He was also told stay away from the Melton Street apartment complex and Mr Martinez.

Two other men charged over the incident were also granted conditional bail at Burwood Local Court earlier this week.

Tolga Cifci, 20, was bailed on Tuesday, while 43-year-old Wassim Fayad left custody on Thursday afternoon after posting bail.

But Fayad returned to the Burwood court on Friday to have his bail conditions changed after his parents refused to let him stay at their residence.

"He was informed by his parents they were not happy with him staying there," the court heard.

Fayad's lawyer requested that he be allowed to stay instead at a close friend's house in nearby Lidcombe.

Mr Keddy approved the change of address but upheld the other bail conditions, including that he not approach Mr Martinez.

The matters for all three men will return to the same court on September 14.

 
Sharia Law Misunderstood AGAIN!!!! by Sydney Floggers according to ..... you guessed it Keysar Trad.
Second Islamic Sociopath,Wassim Fayad, appears in court charged with Sharia Flogging,Victim Christian Martinez speaks about flogging.
Australian Muslim spin doctor, Samah Hadid, renounces the Koran AGAIN!!! Or is she simply covering Islam’s bare naked ugly arse hole, after yet another Koran inspired attack on Australian Society?
Islamic Sociopath,released on Bail after charge of administering Sharia Law flogging upon convert
Muslim Flogging, I was right, Just another “Harmony Day” in Sydney’s Occupied Territories
Is this Australia's first reported Sharia Law Flogging?

 

Madame Gillard unleashes Green “Goebbels” Loons loose on Australian Free Press

Greens want inquiry to consider Government power to force break-up of newspaper groups
By Malcolm Farr
National Political Editor
Daily Telegraph
July 21, 2011 3:58PM
THE Greens want Government powers to force the break-up of newspaper groups as well as the licensing of newspapers to be considered at a federal inquiry into the media.
Greens deputy leader Christine Milne today said the media convulsions in Britain around unacceptable privacy breaches meant it was "opportune" for an inquiry here.
"The important thing here is that out of the scandal in the UK there is an opportunity now for Australia to look at a number of issues,"  Senator Milne said.
"One is concentration of the media ownership for the print media in Australia.
Julia Christine & Bob
Australian PM.Madame Gillard, Greens Senator Comrade Christine “Goebbels” Milne & Greens Leader Comrade Bob (The Godless Loon) Brown.
Not satisfied with taxpayer funded ABC, SBS (Multicultural),TV Radio, all commercial TV and Radio networks bar one (2GB) along with all newspaper’s, bar the Murdoch Press, the ACTU,Union, Get Up Funded, Labor /Green Loon/ “Independent” Minority Coalition Socialist Australian Government  moves on the ONLY Free Press in the Nation, as it tries to divert attention from its collective 26% approval rating and TAX on life aka.CO2 Tax, attack the messenger those who don’t lie for them MUST be destroyed.
The stuff up in the UK is too good an opportunity for them, to not use, as a reason for Government control of the media, aka.Nationalization of the Media.
"Another is the privacy issues. Others relate to licensing and fit-and-proper person tests. All of those things should come out in an inquiry."
Prime Minister Julia Gillard is considering the Greens demands for a full inquiry, but far that might be limited to discussion of privacy recommendations made by the Law Reform Commission in 2008.
Senator Milne confirmed the Greens policy is for the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to be given the power to order the divestment of media groups "where those mergers fail a media-specific public interest test".
"Let's see what an inquiry has to say about what the broader community think about the divesting of assets and the breaking up of some of these companies and controls of separate parts of the media," she said.
"I think the time is opportune for a broad ranging inquiry and I for one don't have preconceived ideas about what that might look like.
"But I do think the Australian community is asking questions as a result  of this scandal in the UK and they have a right to now think about what that media environment might look like into the future."
The Greens have already said an inquiry should look at why there is "no licensing or independent oversight of major newspapers" - a bid for newspaper licensing by the Government.
The Prime Minister today was asked by Opposition Leader Tony Abbott to "put up or shut up" after she yesterday said News Ltd Australia had "hard questions" to answer.
News Ltd, the publisher of news.com.au, is related to News International, which is at the centre of the British upheaval.
"There is no evidence whatsoever to any of the practices, the reprehensible practices, that we saw at one newspaper in England have any currency here in Australia," Mr Abbott said today.
"The Prime Minister must specify exactly what those questions are and if she can't specify exactly what those questions are, what she's doing is just smearing a perfectly good organisation.
"Frankly, it demeans our polity for this kind of thing to go on. I call on the Prime Minister to put up or shut up when it comes to those sorts of issues."
Today the Prime Minister said the questions were "very simple" following the British events.
"And consequently it's common sense that having seen the kind of  reports we've seen from the United Kingdom Australians would be asking themselves, 'Could that happen here? What does this mean for us in Australia?'
"Very simple questions like that."