Anti Terrorism advocate Geert Wilders launches Anti Islam Terror Party in Perth

Opposing Beheadings Crucifixions, Female Genital Mutilation, Limb Amputations,Burning to Death, Eye Removal,Tongue Removal,Floggings,Beatings and Stoning to Death, Throwing off Tall Buildings of Homosexuals and Hangings to name but a few of the Holy Quran inspired activities of the members of the Religion of Peace, in the eyes of the Leftist Progressives and main stream media makes you Controversial, an extremist in the eyes of those who demand Australians accept that they are the owners of the moral high ground.
The Keepers of the Keys to all that is good and right and most of all Multicultural and Anti Racist.

God forbid these Savages and their Progressive Leftist facilitators and enablers gain any more power and control over our lives than they already have.
The NSW Police Force is making the right noises following the Assassination of a civilian member of the NSW Police Force on October 2 2015, however the NSW Premier Mike Baird and the Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull seem to be in a contest to show the ASSASSINS supporters and his media cheer squad just how more Multicultural they are than the other is.
If it were not for the west's Progressive Left and their PC Multiculturalism BS Islamic terrorism in the west would not exist.

Now how to rid this Godless Savage Pestilence that is Islam and it's Progressive Leftist Enablers and Facilitators from civilisation?

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Geert Wilders: Controversial Dutch politician launches anti-Islam party in Perth

Miles Godfrey
The Daily Telegraph
October 20 1015

DUTCH politician Geert Wilders will launch a new anti-Islamic ­political party in Perth, just months after being targeted by ­terrorists during a Mohammed cartoon drawing contest in the US.

Police and security forces will be on high alert as Mr Wilders, who is reportedly on an Al-Qaeda hit list, attends the official launch of the Australian Liberty Alliance (ALA) in Perth CBD tonight.

The new anti-Islamic party, which says it stands for “Judaeo-Christian values” has been forced to keep the location of the event secret, fearing violent protests.

Wilders is due to attend an ALA press conference in Perth ­tomorrow and is expected to leave Australia shortly afterwards.

The visit of the 52-year-old, whose anti-Islamic Party for Freedom is backed by 30 per cent of voters in The Netherlands, comes just five months after police shot dead two ISIS-linked ­jihadists who attacked a Mohammed cartoon drawing contest in Garland, Texas where Mr Wilders was giving a keynote speech.

The Dutchman did not respond to a request for comment but ­during the day he tweeted a picture of himself holding a koala, with the hashtag #IloveAustralia.

Geert Wilders Down Under "Welcome Let him remember Theo Van Gogh while he is in Australia" Kulin Ban Melbourne. SBS website

SBS, Australia's Tax payer funded  "Harmony Day" "Multicultural" "all Cultures Religions beliefs behaviours are equal" "Diversity and Tolerance" TV and Radio network permits a varity of views to be expressed on their programs so long as you don't disagree with their preferred Political  Religious,Ideological or Sexual Preference view.
Example:
.....Welcome....

Kulin-Ban - from Melbourne, 3 hours ago

Let him remember Theo van Gogh while he is in Australia...

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/1738228/Cold-reception-for-anti-Islam-campaigner

Theo Van Gogh's dead body lies on the footpath outside his home, after he as savagely butchered buy a Muslim who objected to a documentary he made.Bystanders prevented his decapitation but were unable to save his life.

Muslim Family "Harmony Day" supporters, at Sydney's Muslim Insurgency Riots in the Central Business District of Sydney September 15 2012

Right-wing Dutch MP Geert Wilders has told SBS he is "happy" to be in Australia despite getting a frosty reception from local politicians.

"Even your Prime Minister said not the most kind things about me, and your former Minister of Immigration stalled granting me a visa," he said.

"Freedom of speech is one of the most important things in our free society and I am happy to be here."

Wilders is visiting Melbourne at the invitation of Q Society, where he will speak about his anti-Islamic platform in what he calls a warning to Australia.

"If you really want to preserve your freedom, if you really want to preserve your identity as a country that is not Islamic, that is based on Christianity and Judaism... you should open your eyes, learn from the mistakes we made in Europe and make sure they don't happen here," he said. 

Calling the Prophet Mohammad a “terrorist” and the Koran a “terrible book”, Wilders rallied against Australia’s multicultural policy, saying he believes it could lead to the persecution of non-Islamic groups.

“Islam has no room for anything but Islam, and Islam will get its way also in Australia. People who are non-Islamic, Jews, Christians and women, would be the first ones to pay the price.”


Labor Green Loons standing with the Savage..... as usual.

Geert Wilders has postponed a visit to Australia because of delays in obtaining a visa.


Green Loon says Geert Wilders not welcome in Australia


Islamic Sociopaths Inc. aka. the Religion of Peace, Feiz Mohammad , Geert Wilders Video’s

Aussie cleric Feiz Mohammad calls for beheading of Dutch MP Geert Wilders 


Australia :Burqa ban, Muslim woman dressed like an idiot Arse Clown declares “……I'm an Australian more than anyone else here.”

Australia: Alan Jones interviews Janet Levy on her American Thinker article, The Narrative of Defeat.


Far Left Extremist Multicultural Australian Taxpayer funded TV Station reports on Geert Wilders election victory


Dutch Nazis doing the bidding of Islamofascists and International Socialism

Geert Wilders has postponed a visit to Australia because of delays in obtaining a visa.

Controversial Dutch MP postpones Australia visit

By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen
ABCNews


Anti-Islamic Dutch politician Geert Wilders has postponed a visit to Australia because of delays in obtaining a visa, despite today's announcement that his application would be approved.

Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said he had decided to issue a visa to the controversial MP, declaring Australia's democracy is strong enough to withstand a visit by the "extremist commentator".

Mr Wilders was due to speak at events in Sydney and Melbourne later this month at the invitation of the Q Society, which is concerned by what it calls the "Islamisation" of Australia.

But the group says "extraordinary delays" in getting a visa have forced Mr Wilders to delay his visit until mid-February next year.

"Minister Bowen's (announcement)... is too little too late," the Q Society said in a statement.

"When Mr Wilders' visa may be issued is still uncertain; it could be tomorrow, it could be next week, it could be a week after the scheduled departure.

"Q Society asks Minister Bowen why, after lodging papers in late August, has his visa still not been issued?"

A spokesman for Mr Bowen says Mr Wilders was advised by email this morning that his visa application had been approved.

Q Society's spokesman Andrew Horwood has told the ABC that Mr Wilders' speaking tour may now be expanded to include Perth given the strong public interest.

"We've been really inundated by what I'd call the silent majority in Australia who've been looking back and concerned about what's been happening," Mr Horwood said.

Last month, the ABC's 7.30 program reported the processing of the Dutch MP's visa had stalled because it triggered a notification on the Movement Alert List - a database of people of concern to Australia.

It meant his application was held up at the Department of Immigration headquarters in Canberra while more thorough checks were done.

But Mr Bowen this morning announced that after long and careful consideration, he would not be intervening in the process to stop Mr Wilders coming to Australia.

"I've taken the view that he's a provocateur who would like nothing more than for me to reject his visa so that he could become a cause célèbre ," Mr Bowen told ABC radio's AM program.

"I'm not going to give him that opportunity to be the cause célèbre for his cause which is radical and extremist.

"I think our society's robust enough, our multicultural is strong enough, and our love of freedom of speech entrenched enough that we can withstand a visit from this fringe commentator from the other side of the world.

"We should defeat his ideas with the force of our ideas and the force of our experience, not by the blunt instrument of keeping him out of Australia."

As one of the world's most prominent anti-Islam campaigners, Mr Wilders has attracted controversy in many parts of the world.

In 2009 he was refused entry to the UK but later appealed and won.

He was also tried and acquitted in the Netherlands on hate charges over his controversial public comments.

The website for the Q Society, which invited Mr Wilders to Australia, states that: "Aggressive or stealth proselytising and brazen imposition by Islamic organisations and Islamic religious fanatics were our 'call to arms'".

And it has accused the Federal Government of "kowtowing to Islamic supremacists".

Green Loon says Geert Wilders not welcome in Australia

Controversial Dutch MP's visa bid stalls

7.30 ABC
By Hayden Cooper
18912

Supporters of controversial anti-Islam campaigner Geert Wilders fear he may be refused entry to Australia ahead of his planned speaking tour next month.

The right-wing Dutch MP has applied for a visa to come and give speeches in Sydney and Melbourne, but the application has stalled.

In a climate of tension after the weekend's Muslim protest in Sydney, the issue presents a tricky dilemma for the Federal Government.

Mr Wilders has a reputation the world over as a fierce opponent of Islam.

He has compared the Koran to Hitler's Mein Kampf, called Islam an ideology not a religion, and called the Prophet Mohammed a paedophile among other insults.

"Mohammed was a warlord, he was a terrorist and maybe a terrorist worse than Bin Laden ever was at the time, look at what he did in his time in the past, in his Medina time - this is not the example to follow," he told Foreign Correspondent last year.

His speaking tour of Australia has been organised by an obscure anti-Islamic group called the Q Society, which takes a similar hard line.

Spokesman Andrew Horwood says the group are "ordinary Australians who are concerned about the march of Islam into this country".

"We are non-political, we are a secular organisation, and we've seen what's happened in Europe and we're concerned about that," he said.

"Our charter is to educate the Australian population about what Australia will be like in 20 or 30 years' time with Islam if we choose not to understand it."

Visa delayed
Mr Wilders applied for a visa three weeks ago.

His staff and security were approved within days, but he is still waiting and his sponsors want to know why.

"We find it very strange that a visa is taking so long to come from a politician of a respected democracy," Mr Horwood said.

He's coming here to give the advantage of his knowledge, the advantage of what's happening in Europe, and I cannot see why it's not an automatic thing: 'yes, you're welcome here.'

Q Society spokesman Andrew Horwood
"It should be an automatic thing. He's coming here to give the advantage of his knowledge, the advantage of what's happening in Europe, and I cannot see why it's not an automatic thing: 'yes, you're welcome here'.

"I cannot understand why everything has just ground to a halt."

The reason is that the Dutch politician is on the Movement Alert List, a database of people of concern to Australia. 

It means his application is held up at the Department of Immigration headquarters in Canberra while more thorough checks are done.

He is on the list because of his previous brushes with authorities abroad.

In 2009 he was refused entry to the UK but later appealed and won.

He was also tried and acquitted in the Netherlands on hate charges over his controversial public comments.

It is not clear if he will be granted a visa.

Tricky call
Greens Senator Richard Di Natale says Mr Wilders is not welcome in Australia.

"We don't want to see Geert Wilders in this country. His views are not welcome here," he said.

"My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, as the world gathers against the believers in Syria ... seeking to hijack our sincere and blessed uprisings, children in Sydney would like to send their message of hope and support to the Muslims of (Syria), especially to the children and mothers," Ruqaya said in her speech.

"These uprisings have demonstrated that this umma (global Muslim community) is alive and well, her love is for jihad, she is unshackled herself from the fear which she held, and she yearns to once again live under the banner of (the Islamic state).

"Children as young as myself can be seen on the streets joining the uprisings, risking their lives to bring food, water and medicine to their wounded family members, some of them never returning to their mothers ... Nobody is too young," she said.

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 "This country's got a great story when it comes to multiculturalism, it's part of my own personal story, it's something we should all be proud of and here we've got a man who is the antithesis of multiculturalism."

Greens Senator Richard Di Natale 

The final tricky call could ultimately fall to Immigration Minister Chris Bowen.

Mr Bowen says no decision has been made and he has received no advice yet from the department.

Opponents of Mr Wilders do not want him here, but they fear rejecting the visa application is a bad idea.

"We don't think that he should come. The question of whether he should be granted a visa is a separate one," Senator Di Natale said.

We don't think that he should come, the question of whether he should be granted a visa is a separate one.

Greens Senator Richard di Natale
"I think that by denying Geert Wilders a visa, there is the potential to give his cause more oxygen.

"We don't want to do that."

After the weekend's Muslim protest in Sydney, the planned visit to Australia may well add to the tension.

The decision for the minister comes after he approved a visa for Taji Mustafa, the British head of Islamist group Hizb Ut-Tahrir.

Mr Mustafa, though, is not on the Movement Alert List.

"I inquired as to whether Mr Mustafa had any relevant criminal convictions, he did not," Mr Bowen told Parliament this week.

"I inquired as to whether he is a member of a proscribed organisation, he is not. I took all the relevant steps required methodically."

When the Wilders trip was first flagged a year ago, the MP mentioned the help of South Australian Liberal senator Cory Bernardi.

But Senator Bernardi has told 7.30 he has had no involvement in organising the visit.