Pious Muslim Sociopath Baby Killer awarded $3000 damages by Australian "Fifth Column" Discrimination Tribunal

A-G to fight baby killer compo

Andrew Fraser

The Australian

August 16 2013 

THE Queensland government will appeal against a decision to award a convicted murderer $3000 for feeding him vegetarian food when the man, a Muslim, had requested halal food.

Queensland Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie said the government had received crown law advice yesterday that there was a good chance the decision by the Queensland Civil Administrative Tribunal could be overturned.

QCAT had awarded the compensation to prisoner Raymond Akhtar Ali, who was found to have violently murdered his new-born daughter in 1998 before cutting her body in half and burying it at his Logan Village home.

Ali was fed vegetarian food for four months in jail at Maryborough Correctional Centre, despite requesting halal meat prepared in accordance with his religious beliefs, and QCAT found he had been discriminated against because of his religious beliefs. "When I found out about this matter, I was as shocked and appalled as I think most Queenslanders would be," Mr Bleijie said.

"It's not common sense to award that particular monster $3000 in compensation."

Mr Bleijie said while prisoners had some rights, and freedom of religion was part of Queensland society, there was a limit to what could reasonably be delivered to those in jail. "It has gone too far when the state has to fork out $3000 in compensation," he said.

"I think people just have to accept it's not all rosy in prison. It's not a holiday camp."

So what did this Muslim Sociopath do? Original ANV Report  2008 below

Appeal fails for baby butcher

Brisbane Times

Christine Kellett
March 4, 2008 - 12:52PM

A halal butcher who dissected his newborn daughter and buried her body in a neighbour's yard to conceal an extramarital affair has had yet another appeal thrown out.

Brisbane man Raymond Akhtar Ali was jailed for life in 1999 over the gruesome murder of Chahleen Amy Blackwell just moments after her birth at Ali's family home at Logan Valley, in the city's south, on September 8, 1998.

The child's mother and the Ali family's live-in babysitter, Amanda Blackwell, was also convicted of manslaughter.

The infant was bashed, stomped on and sliced in half by her father, a trained butcher who slaughtered goats for the muslim market, because he did not want his wife to find out about his infidelity.

Her sexual organs were also removed and her body buried in a neighbouring property before it was eventually dug up by dogs.

Ali appealed his conviction to the High Court in March 2005, claiming the conduct of his defence lawyers had resulted in a miscarriage of justice, however the appeal was rejected.

A second bid in Brisbane's Supreme Court of Appeal this morning - this time for an extension of time to mount another legal challenge - was also swiftly thrown out.

While Ali denied any connection with the birth or death, DNA testing showed he was the baby's father.

Australian Federal Election 2013: Green Loon, Sen. Sarah Hanson - Young hangs up on Ben Fordham interview.

Fuming Greens Senator Sarah Hanson hangs up on 2GB host Ben Fordham

Daniel Piotrowski
Daily Telegraph
August 16 2013

Green Loon / Islamo Fascist Hate Monger Hanson Young, seen here supporting Islamic Sociopaths Inc.

GREENS Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has angrily hung up on Sydney talkback radio host Ben Fordham during a tense interview concerning asylum seekers.

The senator fumed after an aggressive Mr Fordham said her refugee policy "stinks" and was a "laughing stock".

"I don't know why you bother to invite me on to interview me," she told Mr Fordham. "You can have your own opinions. Don't invite me back on your show just so can sit on your soapbox.

"You can do that without inviting people on your show. I'm sure you do it day in, day out."

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Tension mounted after Mr Fordham asked if Ms Hanson-Young took responsibility for the deaths that have occurred at sea since the Rudd Government dismantled John Howard's immigration policies.

Ms Hanson-Young said no one who understands refugee policy believes more people came to Australia just because the Labor Party were elected in 2007.

But Mr Fordham argued it was not the change of government but the Labor Government's change of policy that had seen the number of boats arriving on Australia's borders.

"You supported a policy which has led to 50,000 people arriving here ever since and 1000 plus people drowning to the bottom of the ocean and dying," Mr Fordham said. "They're not on the earth anymore."

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott declared "this is our country" when he announced a harsh asylum seeker policy this morning.

It would see future arrivals and asylum seekers currently awaiting processing by Australia placed on three-year temporary protection visas if they are found to be genuine refugees.