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Showing posts with label Sydney's occupied territories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sydney's occupied territories. Show all posts
Friday, April 04, 2014
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Oh Sam !!!! Say it ain't so Sam, he has always been such a Good Good Boy !!!!!
Sam Ibrahim, Rose Tattoo drummer arrested over alleged gun running
Mark Morrie
The Daily Telegraph
April 1 2014
FORMER bikie boss Sam Ibrahim and drummer for rock band Rose Tattoo, Paul De Marco, have been charged after being arrested as part of investigations into an alleged gun running syndicate.
The pair were swept up in a series of early morning raids today along with Sam’s sister Maha Sayour. Police also seized 13 weapons resulting from the six-month undercover operation in western Sydney.
De Marco, 55, has been charged with 27 counts including supplying a pistol to an unauthorised person, supplying ammunition, supplying a prohibited firearm and supplying a prohibited weapon.
Ibrahim, 45, was charged with four counts related to the supply of a pistol to an unauthorised person, conspiracy to commit an offence – supplying a firearm to an unauthorised person and supplying a prohibited firearm which is subject to a prohibition order.
They have been refused bail and are due to appear at Blacktown Local Court via audio visual link today.
Sayour, 43, was charged with conspiracy to commit offence – supply firearm to person unauthorised to possess.
She has been refused bail and is due to appear at Wollongong Local Court today.
Investigations are continuing and further arrests are expected.
Ibrahim’s solicitor, Brett Galloway, said his client was unlikely to make a bail application.
”I’ve not yet seen the facts ... these are serious charges and these things need to be given great consideration,’’ Mr Galloway told Fairfax.
Following extensive inquiries, police from North West Metropolitan Region, assisted by specialist units, executed six simultaneous search warrants at Windsor, Greystanes, Londonderry, Castlereagh, St Marys and Warilla, about 6.15am today.
Police allege that during today’s search warrants, investigators located and seized five firearms, various calibres of ammunition, illicit drugs and steroids.
Investigations are continuing and further arrests are expected.
Police say a total of 18 illegal weapons have been seized during the investigation.
The 18 seized weapons - which included an M1 military assault rifle, shotguns, semi-automatic pistols and bullets - are being examined to see if they were used in any shootings in Sydney over the past three years.
”When you look at some of the guns, you shake your head and wonder what that firepower would do if it got into the wrong hands,’’ Assistant Commissioner Denis Clifford told a press conference.
”This will no doubt put a significant dent in the organised sale of illegal firearms in western Sydney, but we’re sure there’s a lot more out there.’’
He expects more arrests over the alleged syndicate.
The 13 guns bought in October were all purchased in western Sydney, though police believe the sales syndicate also operated in the Illawarra region.
The M1 assault rifle is a military-issued gun and cannot be legally bought by licensed gun owners.
Strike Force Bootle was established by detectives from Penrith Local Area Command in October 2013 to investigate the sale of illegal firearms in Sydney’s west
Mark Morrie
The Daily Telegraph
April 1 2014
The pair were swept up in a series of early morning raids today along with Sam’s sister Maha Sayour. Police also seized 13 weapons resulting from the six-month undercover operation in western Sydney.
De Marco, 55, has been charged with 27 counts including supplying a pistol to an unauthorised person, supplying ammunition, supplying a prohibited firearm and supplying a prohibited weapon.
Ibrahim, 45, was charged with four counts related to the supply of a pistol to an unauthorised person, conspiracy to commit an offence – supplying a firearm to an unauthorised person and supplying a prohibited firearm which is subject to a prohibition order.
They have been refused bail and are due to appear at Blacktown Local Court via audio visual link today.
Sayour, 43, was charged with conspiracy to commit offence – supply firearm to person unauthorised to possess.
She has been refused bail and is due to appear at Wollongong Local Court today.
Investigations are continuing and further arrests are expected.
Ibrahim’s solicitor, Brett Galloway, said his client was unlikely to make a bail application.
”I’ve not yet seen the facts ... these are serious charges and these things need to be given great consideration,’’ Mr Galloway told Fairfax.
Following extensive inquiries, police from North West Metropolitan Region, assisted by specialist units, executed six simultaneous search warrants at Windsor, Greystanes, Londonderry, Castlereagh, St Marys and Warilla, about 6.15am today.
Police allege that during today’s search warrants, investigators located and seized five firearms, various calibres of ammunition, illicit drugs and steroids.
Investigations are continuing and further arrests are expected.
Police say a total of 18 illegal weapons have been seized during the investigation.
The 18 seized weapons - which included an M1 military assault rifle, shotguns, semi-automatic pistols and bullets - are being examined to see if they were used in any shootings in Sydney over the past three years.
”When you look at some of the guns, you shake your head and wonder what that firepower would do if it got into the wrong hands,’’ Assistant Commissioner Denis Clifford told a press conference.
”This will no doubt put a significant dent in the organised sale of illegal firearms in western Sydney, but we’re sure there’s a lot more out there.’’
He expects more arrests over the alleged syndicate.
The 13 guns bought in October were all purchased in western Sydney, though police believe the sales syndicate also operated in the Illawarra region.
The M1 assault rifle is a military-issued gun and cannot be legally bought by licensed gun owners.
Strike Force Bootle was established by detectives from Penrith Local Area Command in October 2013 to investigate the sale of illegal firearms in Sydney’s west
Friday, February 14, 2014
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Sydney's Occupied Territories : Muticultural Crime Gangs celebrate the ABC's Harmony Day,Diversity Day,Invasion Day with a Culturally Sensitive MURDER
When Too much Harmony and Diversity is barely enough.
Multiculturalist's celebrate Harmony Day,Diversity Day, Invasion Day, in a way that only they can,with a simple, yet, Culturally Sensitive and Respectful Murder,on a suburban street in Sydney's Occupied Territories.
Riot Squad called in as Police and Paramedics attacked by grieving relatives and friends.
Police investigate fatal shooting - Canley Vale
Sunday, 26 January 2014 05:53:51 AM
Police are investigating the death of a man after he was shot at Canley Vale in Sydney’s south-west this morning.
About 2:45am, Sunday 26 January 2014, police and NSW Ambulance Paramedics were called to Equity Place following reports of a shooting.
They found a man, aged in his 20s, on the footpath suffering gunshot wounds. Despite efforts of paramedics the man died at the scene.
A crime scene was established in Equity Place and will be examined by specialist forensic officers.
Detectives from Cabramatta Local Area Command and the State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad are conducting investigations into the shooting.
They urge anyone who saw or heard any suspicious activity in the street to contact police.
Multiculturalist's celebrate Harmony Day,Diversity Day, Invasion Day, in a way that only they can,with a simple, yet, Culturally Sensitive and Respectful Murder,on a suburban street in Sydney's Occupied Territories.
Riot Squad called in as Police and Paramedics attacked by grieving relatives and friends.
Police investigate fatal shooting - Canley Vale
Sunday, 26 January 2014 05:53:51 AM
Police are investigating the death of a man after he was shot at Canley Vale in Sydney’s south-west this morning.
About 2:45am, Sunday 26 January 2014, police and NSW Ambulance Paramedics were called to Equity Place following reports of a shooting.
They found a man, aged in his 20s, on the footpath suffering gunshot wounds. Despite efforts of paramedics the man died at the scene.
A crime scene was established in Equity Place and will be examined by specialist forensic officers.
Detectives from Cabramatta Local Area Command and the State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad are conducting investigations into the shooting.
They urge anyone who saw or heard any suspicious activity in the street to contact police.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Skaf Rape Gang Victims will never forgive
We can't forget and we'll never forgive - Skaf rape victims ten years on
This story was published
4 YEARS AGO JULY 03, 2010
SALLY Sharp* does not mince her words. Ten years after a group of 14 young males gang raped her in a horrific six-hour ordeal she still wishes they were dead.
"I just wish they were all dead, run over by a bus," she says.
But these days she can't be bothered wasting her energy thinking too much about them. Life has moved on, she is happy and positive, she has a great job which she loves, she has relationships and a wonderfully supportive family
Sally, now 29, was one of at least six victims who fell prey to the evil gang of Bilal Skaf, which terrorised western Sydney in August of the year 2000, gang raping young women in what turned out to be racist attacks.
Their victims were lured from trains, shopping centres and public places. The attacks were calculated and well planned and involved up to 14 males, aged 13 to 18 years, all of Lebanese origin. As well as being raped, Sally was subjected to racist taunts, she was called an "Aussie pig", told she was going to get it "Leb style" and asked if "Leb c*** tasted better than Aussie c***".
It has been a long road to recovery for the victims but most of them have triumphed. Of the 11 young men convicted of attacking them, all but one remain in jail. One was released on parole three years ago and another, who was released on parole in May last year, had his parole revoked in March after failing drug tests.
But, for the victims, life is best lived without giving any of the men much thought. Some would prefer not to talk about it at all. At least two are now married with young children. One of them, who spent several years living overseas, says that era has now been erased from her life and she has so much to look forward to with her family and children that she does not look backwards.
Others say they have emerged winners and one, who also has children now, has even forgiven her attackers.
Sally will never do that. She says there is "no way" she would ever forgive any of the 14 who defiled her on the evening of August 30, 2000. She is not one of those capable of such extraordinary forgiveness.
But she doesn't need to be. After an ordeal through the courts which dragged on for seven years and which saw two of her alleged attackers granted retrials and one ultimately found not guilty, she has emerged stronger and more determined.
It wasn't an easy road to travel. The ongoing court cases badly affected her study, she was scared to go out and she was locking herself away in the house.
She remembers the exact moment when she decided that the men who raped her would not break her spirit. It was the day she was meant to go back to court to give evidence in the retrial of one of her alleged attackers.
She did not want to do it. She had been in court several times and it had been a harrowing experience. She didn't want to go back there. It was too draining, emotionally and physically.
"That was seven years after it [the attacks]. It was enough. That was exactly the moment I decided I wasn't going back," Sally says.
"It seemed like every time I got myself to a place where I wanted to do something with the rest of my life, this [court] would come back and kick me up the bum and I would dwell on it."
Sally says that half of her is glad she went to police and to court, the other half wonders if it was worth it.
The court system, she says, is "riddled with flaws". Her advice for rape victims is to do what they think is right and not to let other people talk them into going to court.
Another victim, Debbie Greenwood*, is now 28.
She is satisfied with the court and criminal justice system response to her case and she would do it all over again if she had to in order to ensure her rapists got what they deserved.
Debbie now has a long-term relationship and a stable job and says she tries not to think about that night too often. She now exercises caution when she goes out at night and says she only goes out with her boyfriend to ensure that she is safe.
"Before it happened I used to think no one would ever attack me. Clearly when it happened I thought I was going to die that night . . . that I wasn't as invincible as I thought," she remembers.
"Pretty much for me I feel that justice is served in my case anyway. I think they got what they deserved for the crimes they committed against me. I'd do it all again. I'd go back [to court] as many times as I had to, I'd go back time and time again."
Sally remains tough and determined. She now has a job which she loves and she is able to catch a train again. Sally was lured from a train to her fate and for a long time found it difficult to get on a train.
But she is pragmatic. She has to get to work and get around somehow. Besides, avoiding trains would mean her attackers had won.
And she doesn't think about the attack as often. Once, she would think about it all the time, every day. Now it's less frequent, as are the flashbacks and nightmares. She has conquered her own devils and is proud of it.
* Names changed to protect the identities of victims
This story was published
4 YEARS AGO JULY 03, 2010
SALLY Sharp* does not mince her words. Ten years after a group of 14 young males gang raped her in a horrific six-hour ordeal she still wishes they were dead.
"I just wish they were all dead, run over by a bus," she says.
But these days she can't be bothered wasting her energy thinking too much about them. Life has moved on, she is happy and positive, she has a great job which she loves, she has relationships and a wonderfully supportive family
Remember When: Crown Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen,The woman who fought back for the victims.
Sydney's Occupied Territories Bilal Skaf Gang Rapist member known as "H" to be released on Parole... NOT LONG ENOUGH!!! Deport the Prick
Sally, now 29, was one of at least six victims who fell prey to the evil gang of Bilal Skaf, which terrorised western Sydney in August of the year 2000, gang raping young women in what turned out to be racist attacks.
Their victims were lured from trains, shopping centres and public places. The attacks were calculated and well planned and involved up to 14 males, aged 13 to 18 years, all of Lebanese origin. As well as being raped, Sally was subjected to racist taunts, she was called an "Aussie pig", told she was going to get it "Leb style" and asked if "Leb c*** tasted better than Aussie c***".
It has been a long road to recovery for the victims but most of them have triumphed. Of the 11 young men convicted of attacking them, all but one remain in jail. One was released on parole three years ago and another, who was released on parole in May last year, had his parole revoked in March after failing drug tests.
But, for the victims, life is best lived without giving any of the men much thought. Some would prefer not to talk about it at all. At least two are now married with young children. One of them, who spent several years living overseas, says that era has now been erased from her life and she has so much to look forward to with her family and children that she does not look backwards.
Others say they have emerged winners and one, who also has children now, has even forgiven her attackers.
Sally will never do that. She says there is "no way" she would ever forgive any of the 14 who defiled her on the evening of August 30, 2000. She is not one of those capable of such extraordinary forgiveness.
But she doesn't need to be. After an ordeal through the courts which dragged on for seven years and which saw two of her alleged attackers granted retrials and one ultimately found not guilty, she has emerged stronger and more determined.
It wasn't an easy road to travel. The ongoing court cases badly affected her study, she was scared to go out and she was locking herself away in the house.
She remembers the exact moment when she decided that the men who raped her would not break her spirit. It was the day she was meant to go back to court to give evidence in the retrial of one of her alleged attackers.
She did not want to do it. She had been in court several times and it had been a harrowing experience. She didn't want to go back there. It was too draining, emotionally and physically.
"That was seven years after it [the attacks]. It was enough. That was exactly the moment I decided I wasn't going back," Sally says.
"It seemed like every time I got myself to a place where I wanted to do something with the rest of my life, this [court] would come back and kick me up the bum and I would dwell on it."
Sally says that half of her is glad she went to police and to court, the other half wonders if it was worth it.
The court system, she says, is "riddled with flaws". Her advice for rape victims is to do what they think is right and not to let other people talk them into going to court.
Another victim, Debbie Greenwood*, is now 28.
She is satisfied with the court and criminal justice system response to her case and she would do it all over again if she had to in order to ensure her rapists got what they deserved.
Debbie now has a long-term relationship and a stable job and says she tries not to think about that night too often. She now exercises caution when she goes out at night and says she only goes out with her boyfriend to ensure that she is safe.
"Before it happened I used to think no one would ever attack me. Clearly when it happened I thought I was going to die that night . . . that I wasn't as invincible as I thought," she remembers.
"Pretty much for me I feel that justice is served in my case anyway. I think they got what they deserved for the crimes they committed against me. I'd do it all again. I'd go back [to court] as many times as I had to, I'd go back time and time again."
Sally remains tough and determined. She now has a job which she loves and she is able to catch a train again. Sally was lured from a train to her fate and for a long time found it difficult to get on a train.
But she is pragmatic. She has to get to work and get around somehow. Besides, avoiding trains would mean her attackers had won.
And she doesn't think about the attack as often. Once, she would think about it all the time, every day. Now it's less frequent, as are the flashbacks and nightmares. She has conquered her own devils and is proud of it.
* Names changed to protect the identities of victims
Sydney's Occupied Territories Skaf Rape Gang "I've got a slut with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
Rapist may soon be free, 13 years after Skaf gang rapes
Jenni Ryall
The Daily Telegraph
January 22,2014
AS SYDNEY prepared for the 2000 Olympics, a group of up to fourteen Lebanese-Australian males terrorised the streets.
The youths led by 19-year-old Bilal Skaf were involved in horrific sexual attacks on women and girls in the south-western suburbs of Sydney over a month period.
On February 4, another one of the attackers may be back on the streets. The rapist, known only as 'H', is expected to be granted parole after serving 11 years in prison.
The terms and date of his release will be decided on February 4, with the panel noting the parole conditions would be "stringent".
H's identity has been suppressed by the courts as he was only 17 years old at the time of the attacks, and suffered from "intellectual and mental disabilities".
Last year, H's parole was delayed as there were fears he could not integrate properly into society, due to not having enough exposure to the community through weekend and day release.
His solicitor Keppie Waters disagreed, saying her client H was "capable of adhering to normal community life".
She also said he was mindful of not contacting co-offenders, even though he would be living near them.
H showed little emotion as the hearing took place and the news was announced that he would soon be released.
THE MONTHS OF HORROR
"What you hear about or read about only in the context of wartime atrocities"- Judge Michael Finnane describing the attacks that occurred on the streets of Sydney in the months of August and September 2000.
The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.
On August 10th, 2000, two girls, aged 17 and 18, were late-night shopping at Chatswood Mall in Sydney. The girls were approached by eight men, including Bilal Skaf, who persuaded them to get into a white van with four of the men.
With the belief they may get some marijuana to smoke and then dropped home, the girls got into the back of the van, where there were no seats. Bilal introduced himself as Adam, and stated he was 22 years old. A red car, with the other four men, followed the van.
During the journey all of the men spoke to each other in Arabic and the attacks were co-ordinated using their mobile phones.
The girls were taken across the Harbour Bridge, to Northcote Park in Greenacre.
In this park the teens were beaten in a show of authority and then forced to repeatedly perform oral sex on their attackers.
After the disgraceful attacks, the girls were left in the park at close to midnight, in a highly emotional state with no phones and no money. They were rescued by a couple walking by.
Throughout his trial, Bilal Skaf continued to suggest the girls were willing participants. The extent of the beatings and disgusting details of the crimes proved this was not the case.
The following Saturday, August 12, 2000, the gang struck again. A 16-year-old girl was taken to Gosling Park in Greenacre by her friend of six months, Mohammed Skaf, 17.
When she arrived at the park she was raped by his brother Bilal Skaf and another man, while 12 men watched on. She said they were "standing around, laughing and talking in their own language".
She then had a gun held to her head and was kicked in the stomach. She managed to escape and run to a phone box, hysterical.
The judge said due to her courage she avoided being raped by all the men present.
"These men treated her much like wild animals treat prey they have just killed," Judge Michael Finnane said during Bilal Skaf's trial.
One of the most horrific attacks was an orchestrated gang rape on the 30th August, 2000.
A woman, known only as C, was approached by the men at Bankstown Railway Station and they asked her to join them to smoke marijuana. She agreed.
The woman was then taken to three separate locations and raped 25 times by the 14 men over a period of six hours.
In what led commentators to describe the attack as "racially motivated", the woman claimed her attackers called her an "Aussie pig" and asked if "Leb c*** tasted better than Aussie c***".
They also said they would rape her "Leb-style".
The first part of the attack occurred in toilets in Bankstown, where she was assaulted by four men.
After this disturbing attack, the victim was passed over to another group of men and taken to Bankstown Trotting Club where she was again raped.
The victim was then driven to an industrial estate in Chullora where she was raped multiple times and, in a final degrading act, hosed down by the attackers.
Justice Finnane said during the trial of Bilal Skaf that the crimes were "carefully planned and coordinated".
The degree of planning and coordination distinguishes these crimes from other cases of gang rape which have been reported from time to time, which are often, if not usually, perpetrated by intoxicated men who have seized an opportunity which has been presented to them," he said.
"None of these crimes happened on the spur of the moment. None of the assailants was in any way affected by alcohol or drugs."
The final reported attack happened on September 4, 2000.
Two girls, both 16, were lured from Beverly Hills train station and taken to a house in Lakemba. Once there they were raped by three men over a period of four hours.
The Skaf brothers and several of their accomplices, including 'H', were arrested and tried. After being sentenced leniently, Premier Bob Carr ordered a retrial.
The ringleader Bilal Skaf was sentenced to 55 years in jail, which was later reduced to 28 years.
'H' is expected to be released in the community in less than a month.
Four of the other men convicted of the gang rapes have been granted parole, while the ringleader Bilal Skaf, now 32, will not be eligible for parole until 2033.
One of the victims was told: "You deserve it because you're an Australian".
Jenni Ryall
The Daily Telegraph
January 22,2014
AS SYDNEY prepared for the 2000 Olympics, a group of up to fourteen Lebanese-Australian males terrorised the streets.
The youths led by 19-year-old Bilal Skaf were involved in horrific sexual attacks on women and girls in the south-western suburbs of Sydney over a month period.
On February 4, another one of the attackers may be back on the streets. The rapist, known only as 'H', is expected to be granted parole after serving 11 years in prison.
The terms and date of his release will be decided on February 4, with the panel noting the parole conditions would be "stringent".
H's identity has been suppressed by the courts as he was only 17 years old at the time of the attacks, and suffered from "intellectual and mental disabilities".
Last year, H's parole was delayed as there were fears he could not integrate properly into society, due to not having enough exposure to the community through weekend and day release.
His solicitor Keppie Waters disagreed, saying her client H was "capable of adhering to normal community life".
She also said he was mindful of not contacting co-offenders, even though he would be living near them.
H showed little emotion as the hearing took place and the news was announced that he would soon be released.
"What you hear about or read about only in the context of wartime atrocities"- Judge Michael Finnane describing the attacks that occurred on the streets of Sydney in the months of August and September 2000.
The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.The horror began on August 4, 2000, when a 14-year-old girl was approached by four men while travelling on a train.
In a vicious attack she was punched, slapped, and told she would be forced to perform sex acts on the men and that she would then be raped.
One of the men said to someone on his mobile phone: "I've got a sl*t with me bro, come to Punchbowl."
The girl managed to escape before she was harmed, but it was the start of a rape rampage which would not end for a month.
On August 10th, 2000, two girls, aged 17 and 18, were late-night shopping at Chatswood Mall in Sydney. The girls were approached by eight men, including Bilal Skaf, who persuaded them to get into a white van with four of the men.
With the belief they may get some marijuana to smoke and then dropped home, the girls got into the back of the van, where there were no seats. Bilal introduced himself as Adam, and stated he was 22 years old. A red car, with the other four men, followed the van.
The girls were taken across the Harbour Bridge, to Northcote Park in Greenacre.
In this park the teens were beaten in a show of authority and then forced to repeatedly perform oral sex on their attackers.
After the disgraceful attacks, the girls were left in the park at close to midnight, in a highly emotional state with no phones and no money. They were rescued by a couple walking by.
Throughout his trial, Bilal Skaf continued to suggest the girls were willing participants. The extent of the beatings and disgusting details of the crimes proved this was not the case.
The following Saturday, August 12, 2000, the gang struck again. A 16-year-old girl was taken to Gosling Park in Greenacre by her friend of six months, Mohammed Skaf, 17.
When she arrived at the park she was raped by his brother Bilal Skaf and another man, while 12 men watched on. She said they were "standing around, laughing and talking in their own language".
She then had a gun held to her head and was kicked in the stomach. She managed to escape and run to a phone box, hysterical.
The judge said due to her courage she avoided being raped by all the men present.
"These men treated her much like wild animals treat prey they have just killed," Judge Michael Finnane said during Bilal Skaf's trial.
One of the most horrific attacks was an orchestrated gang rape on the 30th August, 2000.
A woman, known only as C, was approached by the men at Bankstown Railway Station and they asked her to join them to smoke marijuana. She agreed.
The woman was then taken to three separate locations and raped 25 times by the 14 men over a period of six hours.
In what led commentators to describe the attack as "racially motivated", the woman claimed her attackers called her an "Aussie pig" and asked if "Leb c*** tasted better than Aussie c***".
They also said they would rape her "Leb-style".
The first part of the attack occurred in toilets in Bankstown, where she was assaulted by four men.
After this disturbing attack, the victim was passed over to another group of men and taken to Bankstown Trotting Club where she was again raped.
The victim was then driven to an industrial estate in Chullora where she was raped multiple times and, in a final degrading act, hosed down by the attackers.
Justice Finnane said during the trial of Bilal Skaf that the crimes were "carefully planned and coordinated".
The degree of planning and coordination distinguishes these crimes from other cases of gang rape which have been reported from time to time, which are often, if not usually, perpetrated by intoxicated men who have seized an opportunity which has been presented to them," he said.
"None of these crimes happened on the spur of the moment. None of the assailants was in any way affected by alcohol or drugs."
The final reported attack happened on September 4, 2000.
Two girls, both 16, were lured from Beverly Hills train station and taken to a house in Lakemba. Once there they were raped by three men over a period of four hours.
The Skaf brothers and several of their accomplices, including 'H', were arrested and tried. After being sentenced leniently, Premier Bob Carr ordered a retrial.
The ringleader Bilal Skaf was sentenced to 55 years in jail, which was later reduced to 28 years.
'H' is expected to be released in the community in less than a month.
Four of the other men convicted of the gang rapes have been granted parole, while the ringleader Bilal Skaf, now 32, will not be eligible for parole until 2033.
One of the victims was told: "You deserve it because you're an Australian".
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Amira Karroum,Yusuf Ali and other Australian based Islamic Sociopaths & Hala Trad's "There are times you need to fight"
How many of these Islamic Sociopath's have been embedded here by the previous Labor Green Loon Co Party Government via their Open Borders Policy over the past six years ?
Daily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38 & 39
Amira Karroum’s friends from school remember her beautiful smile and her bubbly personality. She was a girl who would throw her arms around mates and greet them with a hug and a kiss as she grew up a “sweet and caring” daughter on the Gold Coast beaches, where her dad ran a kebab shop along the Glitter Strip.
To the people who knew her from those days, she would have seemed the unlikeliest terrorist — they would never have thought of her as a religious martyr.
But in the months and weeks leading up to her death last week in a bullet-ridden house in war torn Syria alongside her husband Yusuf Ali, her Facebook posts reveal a young woman heading for a dangerous future — and fully prepared for what she would meet.
“Everything is temporary,” she wrote. And: “Islam is my identity. The burqa is my shield. Jannah (the Islamic garden of paradise) is my destination.’’
The husband she called her “lion”, and the “man of my dreams” wrote in one of his last posts: “Preparing for the grave”.
The couple are not the only Australians to go to their graves as part of the rebel cause bringing down the ruthless regime of President Bashar al-Assad, but as the first Australian woman to die Karroum’s story has shocked a public unable to conceive of anyone dying for a foreign country, for a foreign cause, let alone a highly educated and intelligent young woman from a good family.
“They are being misled and lured into an evil situation that was about freedom but now it is about the abuse of their religion. In many places, recruitment is so subtle that those being recruited may not even know it.’’
It is believed as many as 205 Australians have travelled to the battlefield that is Syria since the conflict began in 2011 — part of a contingent of about 11,000 foreign fighters answering what they see as Allah’s call to battle.
At least five Jihadist death notices have been posted online for Australians in the complex civil war that has so far claimed more than 100,000 lives.
Some Islamic leaders say Australians may be motivated to join the Syrian conflict out of frustration at a perceived lack of international action against the Assad regime. National security agencies fear what the radicalised fighters will bring home with them.
“The best-case scenario is that someone has witnessed the conflict and comes back with enormous psychological baggage,” Kerkyasharian says.
“The worst-case scenario is someone who has gone there, who’s been involved in the fighting, who’s seen fellow combatants killed and they’ve come back with revenge in his or her heart.”
“They can get skills, connections, and may decide to carry out violence,” Zammit says.
“Authorities are very worried. They are aware that this is the greatest mobilisation of Australians to fight with jihadist groups that we’ve ever had.
“They could be travelling there with all sorts of motives, often after having watched footage of people they identify with being killed by the Assad regime. The big issue is what groups they get involved with once over there.”
In 2012 Karroum, who had studied graphic design at Queensland’s University of Technology, moved to Sydney and met USborn Yusuf Ali, a Muslim convert.
They married in April last year and settled at Granville in Sydney’s west — in the heart of the Muslim community.
Despite her education at one of the country’s top Anglican schools, St Hilda’s in Brisbane, Karroum was always a Muslim — but it was not until a couple of years ago that she started to wear a burqa. On her Facebook page, she described her work as a “Slave of Allah” and her posts became increasingly extreme, condemning America, the war on terror and even democracy.
“Today I witnessed hijabi girls promoting democracy with their Tshirts and their stupid voting papers. Kuffars! May Allah guide these strangers!’’ she posted on federal election day last September.
After wild Muslim riots in Sydney’s Hyde Park in 2012 she called for more violence, urging Facebook followers to: “F... the police! Smash the cop cars.”
On the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, she posted: “Worst effing night. I’m proud of being a Muslim!!!!! 10 years of war in Afghanistan for two towers.”
She talked of going to a shooting range and, on Facebook, regularly checked in at a Sydney address she called “Bin Laden’s Cave”. In Granville, Ali is alleged to have been recruited by Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, and sent with another four men to Syria. A sixth, aged 23, was arrested at Brisbane airport.
Alqudsi, a disability pensioner, was arrested in December and accused of being the mastermind behind a network sending Australians to Syria to fight alongside Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaedalinked groups. Alqudsi, charged with recruiting, organising and funding the men, is the husband of controversial Muslim Carnita Matthews — the woman who, in 2010, claimed police tried to rip off her burqa to see her face during a roadside breath test.
They were killed inside a house near the city of Aleppo, which is near the border with Turkey and ground zero of the war, possibly by members of the Free Syrian Army.
The rebels are fighting government troops and other factions trying to oust Assad.
On Facebook, Karroum’s sister Rose, who also embraced Islam and calls herself the “Mujahidah Lioness”, asked for prayers for the couple, who she said had been “martyred”. She described her sister as a “soldier” who had been parted from her husband by “something bigger than them”.
An al-Qaeda fan page posted a photo of Yusuf Ali on Monday, labelling him and his wife martyrs: “May Allah SWT unite them both in the Highest of Heavens ...Ameen.”
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
Amira Karroum’s half-brother Karl Karroum said the family had no idea she was going to Syria.
“They are peaceful people,” he said of Amira and her husband.
Gold Coast Islamic Society president Hussin Goss says the couple worshipped at his mosque when they were visiting the Gold Coast. He does not believe they were radicals.
“People say they must have been radicalised in Sydney or on the Gold Coast but the last time I saw Yusuf about six months ago, he was a normal person — smiling, having fun, and praying of course,’’ Goss says.
“Amira was a good girl who did a lot of volunteer work in the community. She was more of a giver than a taker — she had an open heart. I can only say good things about her.’’
Goss says he understood Karroum and Ali had gone to Syria to do “humanitarian work” — not to fight the Syrian government.
“They were over there trying to help because the governments of the world aren’t,’’ he says.
On the Gold Coast, Karroum’s father Mohamad suffered a mild heart attack when he heard the news of her death. Her mother Honor Deane said she was “distraught with grief”.
Just weeks ago Karroum had posted a Facebook photo of her mother with love hearts and emoticons and the words: “My Life, My Mum”.
There are times you need to fight
The Daily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38
Hala Trad is a 23-year-old philosophy student from Yagoona. She was born in Australia to
Lebanese parents. Her father Keysar fled his homeland in 1976 as a refugee and her mother arrived here in 1986. Here she tells TAYLOR AUERBACH why she sympathises with Australian Muslims who feel compelled to join the war in Syria.
IS Islam against fighting? I don’t know how to answer that question.
It’s not completely against war because war happens. Suicide is completely Haram (against Islam) but war isn’t.
Sometimes you’re in a position where you need to fight. I definitely sympathise with the frustrations of Muslims in Australia who feel like they have to go over to Syria.
I know some people who I believe went over there to fight. People say things. By the way they talk, it seems like they went over for the cause.
The situation in Syria is very hard to hear about, especially from Australia where we can’t do anything. I get goose bumps just thinking about it. So many people are being oppressed by this regime and being displaced.
I’m not qualified to go over, I don’t have the resources. But I can understand how people would do anything to help the people the government regime is oppressing.
It’s hard to tell people not to go over and fight because Islamic people get very heated up by the situation. They feel helpless. It’s not close geographically, but it’s so close to home. One thing that Islam teaches is that we have to help our Muslim brothers and sisters.
This tyrannical regime is oppressing their brothers and sisters and it’s incredibly frustrating.
They feel helpless from here. Could they die as martyrs? It really depends on their motivations for going over there and the situation they were in when they got harmed.
Personally, I’m a philosopher. I think there are other ways to help. Any sort of humanitarian aid that I can do, I do.”
Why Did A Good Girl Go To War ?
Amira Karroum was one of many Australians being recruited to fight in Syria
Greg Stolz,Ashlee Mullany and Chris McMahonDaily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38 & 39
Amira Karroum’s friends from school remember her beautiful smile and her bubbly personality. She was a girl who would throw her arms around mates and greet them with a hug and a kiss as she grew up a “sweet and caring” daughter on the Gold Coast beaches, where her dad ran a kebab shop along the Glitter Strip.
To the people who knew her from those days, she would have seemed the unlikeliest terrorist — they would never have thought of her as a religious martyr.
But in the months and weeks leading up to her death last week in a bullet-ridden house in war torn Syria alongside her husband Yusuf Ali, her Facebook posts reveal a young woman heading for a dangerous future — and fully prepared for what she would meet.
“Everything is temporary,” she wrote. And: “Islam is my identity. The burqa is my shield. Jannah (the Islamic garden of paradise) is my destination.’’
The husband she called her “lion”, and the “man of my dreams” wrote in one of his last posts: “Preparing for the grave”.
The couple are not the only Australians to go to their graves as part of the rebel cause bringing down the ruthless regime of President Bashar al-Assad, but as the first Australian woman to die Karroum’s story has shocked a public unable to conceive of anyone dying for a foreign country, for a foreign cause, let alone a highly educated and intelligent young woman from a good family.
Young Australian Muslims like Karroum, 22, and Ali are being exploited by radicals and political zealots to go to Syria, says Dr Stepan Kerkyasharian, outgoing chairman of the NSW Community Relations Commission.
“People are being duped into being cannon fodder between the two warring Sunni factions. People are killing each other within their own faith,” he says.“They are being misled and lured into an evil situation that was about freedom but now it is about the abuse of their religion. In many places, recruitment is so subtle that those being recruited may not even know it.’’
It is believed as many as 205 Australians have travelled to the battlefield that is Syria since the conflict began in 2011 — part of a contingent of about 11,000 foreign fighters answering what they see as Allah’s call to battle.
At least five Jihadist death notices have been posted online for Australians in the complex civil war that has so far claimed more than 100,000 lives.
Some Islamic leaders say Australians may be motivated to join the Syrian conflict out of frustration at a perceived lack of international action against the Assad regime. National security agencies fear what the radicalised fighters will bring home with them.
“The best-case scenario is that someone has witnessed the conflict and comes back with enormous psychological baggage,” Kerkyasharian says.
“The worst-case scenario is someone who has gone there, who’s been involved in the fighting, who’s seen fellow combatants killed and they’ve come back with revenge in his or her heart.”
“They can get skills, connections, and may decide to carry out violence,” Zammit says.
“Authorities are very worried. They are aware that this is the greatest mobilisation of Australians to fight with jihadist groups that we’ve ever had.
“They could be travelling there with all sorts of motives, often after having watched footage of people they identify with being killed by the Assad regime. The big issue is what groups they get involved with once over there.”
In 2012 Karroum, who had studied graphic design at Queensland’s University of Technology, moved to Sydney and met USborn Yusuf Ali, a Muslim convert.
They married in April last year and settled at Granville in Sydney’s west — in the heart of the Muslim community.
Despite her education at one of the country’s top Anglican schools, St Hilda’s in Brisbane, Karroum was always a Muslim — but it was not until a couple of years ago that she started to wear a burqa. On her Facebook page, she described her work as a “Slave of Allah” and her posts became increasingly extreme, condemning America, the war on terror and even democracy.
“Today I witnessed hijabi girls promoting democracy with their Tshirts and their stupid voting papers. Kuffars! May Allah guide these strangers!’’ she posted on federal election day last September.
After wild Muslim riots in Sydney’s Hyde Park in 2012 she called for more violence, urging Facebook followers to: “F... the police! Smash the cop cars.”
She talked of going to a shooting range and, on Facebook, regularly checked in at a Sydney address she called “Bin Laden’s Cave”. In Granville, Ali is alleged to have been recruited by Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, and sent with another four men to Syria. A sixth, aged 23, was arrested at Brisbane airport.
Alqudsi, a disability pensioner, was arrested in December and accused of being the mastermind behind a network sending Australians to Syria to fight alongside Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaedalinked groups. Alqudsi, charged with recruiting, organising and funding the men, is the husband of controversial Muslim Carnita Matthews — the woman who, in 2010, claimed police tried to rip off her burqa to see her face during a roadside breath test.
Carnita Matthews thug minders, linked to Radical Muslim Cleric
Carnita Matthews Driving Record
Carnita Matthews husband,Ibrahim Galiel claims “….my wife has suffered”
Australia’s Multicultural Media reports Carnita Matthews to seek costs and compensation from NSW Tax payers.
Judge Defends Decision & Carnita Matthews son Defends Lieing Mother on Sydney Radio
Lieing Muslim Carnita Matthews and former Guantanamo Bay inmate Mamdouh Habib engage in Muslim Festival of LIES and Deceit
Lieing Muslim Hag in a Bag’s supporters aka.Muslim Savages, charge Media and pedestrians whilst invoking the Head Hunters Chant of "allah ackbar" following the appeal of Carnita Matthews been upheld in Sydney Court.
Lieing Muslim, HAG in a BAG, Carnita Matthews Sentenced to six months in Jail, for Lies and Deception,by Sydney, Campbelltown Magistrate.
Yesterday Alqudsi, asked to comment on the current situation in the Middle East said: “No thank you. I don’t speak English, I don’t speak English.”
Ali left Australia for Syria soon after his marriage, saying he was going to do humanitarian work. Karroum followed him just days before Christmas, telling her family she was heading to Denmark to holiday with friends and then do some humanitarian work.They were killed inside a house near the city of Aleppo, which is near the border with Turkey and ground zero of the war, possibly by members of the Free Syrian Army.
The rebels are fighting government troops and other factions trying to oust Assad.
On Facebook, Karroum’s sister Rose, who also embraced Islam and calls herself the “Mujahidah Lioness”, asked for prayers for the couple, who she said had been “martyred”. She described her sister as a “soldier” who had been parted from her husband by “something bigger than them”.
An al-Qaeda fan page posted a photo of Yusuf Ali on Monday, labelling him and his wife martyrs: “May Allah SWT unite them both in the Highest of Heavens ...Ameen.”
Sydney's Occupied Territories: Islamic Sociopath's Inc.,Recruiting for Jihad in Syria to fight with al-Qaeda affiliates
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
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Amira Karroum’s half-brother Karl Karroum said the family had no idea she was going to Syria.
“They are peaceful people,” he said of Amira and her husband.
Gold Coast Islamic Society president Hussin Goss says the couple worshipped at his mosque when they were visiting the Gold Coast. He does not believe they were radicals.
“People say they must have been radicalised in Sydney or on the Gold Coast but the last time I saw Yusuf about six months ago, he was a normal person — smiling, having fun, and praying of course,’’ Goss says.
“Amira was a good girl who did a lot of volunteer work in the community. She was more of a giver than a taker — she had an open heart. I can only say good things about her.’’
Goss says he understood Karroum and Ali had gone to Syria to do “humanitarian work” — not to fight the Syrian government.
“They were over there trying to help because the governments of the world aren’t,’’ he says.
On the Gold Coast, Karroum’s father Mohamad suffered a mild heart attack when he heard the news of her death. Her mother Honor Deane said she was “distraught with grief”.
Just weeks ago Karroum had posted a Facebook photo of her mother with love hearts and emoticons and the words: “My Life, My Mum”.
There are times you need to fight
The Daily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38
Hala Trad is a 23-year-old philosophy student from Yagoona. She was born in Australia to
IS Islam against fighting? I don’t know how to answer that question.
It’s not completely against war because war happens. Suicide is completely Haram (against Islam) but war isn’t.
Sometimes you’re in a position where you need to fight. I definitely sympathise with the frustrations of Muslims in Australia who feel like they have to go over to Syria.
I know some people who I believe went over there to fight. People say things. By the way they talk, it seems like they went over for the cause.
The situation in Syria is very hard to hear about, especially from Australia where we can’t do anything. I get goose bumps just thinking about it. So many people are being oppressed by this regime and being displaced.
I’m not qualified to go over, I don’t have the resources. But I can understand how people would do anything to help the people the government regime is oppressing.
It’s hard to tell people not to go over and fight because Islamic people get very heated up by the situation. They feel helpless. It’s not close geographically, but it’s so close to home. One thing that Islam teaches is that we have to help our Muslim brothers and sisters.
This tyrannical regime is oppressing their brothers and sisters and it’s incredibly frustrating.
They feel helpless from here. Could they die as martyrs? It really depends on their motivations for going over there and the situation they were in when they got harmed.
Personally, I’m a philosopher. I think there are other ways to help. Any sort of humanitarian aid that I can do, I do.”
Friday, January 17, 2014
Sydney's Occupied Territories: Failed street abduction of woman, pleas for help ignored
Police have released a computer-generated image of a man as part of investigations into the alleged attempted abduction of a woman at Liverpool earlier in the week.
It's alleged the incident occurred at about 4:20pm on Monday 13th of January. The 29-year-old woman says she was standing at the corner of Railway Street, near the intersection of Bigge Street, when a small red hatchback containing four men stopped in front of her. She's told police one of the men allegedly tried to force her into the car.
NSW Police
Wednesday, 15 January 2014 01:58:25 PM
Police have released a computer-generated image of a man as part of investigations into the attempted abduction of a woman at Liverpool earlier in the week
About 4:20pm, Monday 13 January 2014, a 29-year-old woman was standing at the corner of Railway Street, near the intersection of Bigge Street, when a small red hatchback containing four men stopped in front of her.
A man got out of the front passenger seat and told the woman to get in the vehicle. When she refused, the man grabbed her and attempted to force her into the car.
The woman shouted out before the man let go of her and left in the vehicle.
Detectives from Liverpool Local Area Command are continuing investigations into the incident and have released a computer-generated image of a man they would like to speak to.
He is described as being of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern appearance, olive complexion, aged in his mid 20s, 170-175cm tall with a medium build, brown close-shaved hair, facial stubble, brown eyes and hairy arms.
At the time he was wearing a navy t-shirt, a thick gold chain around his neck, beige cargo pants and white sports shoes.
Liverpool Local Area Command’s Acting Crime Manager, Inspector Dean Johnstone, has expressed his concern over the incident and appealed for witnesses to come forward.
“This was a random and brazen attack committed in broad daylight which has left a young woman scared for her safety.
“At that time of the afternoon Railway Street would have been busy and I would ask anyone who witnessed the incident, or saw the car travelling through the area, to come forward.
“We have also released a computer-generated image of the man and urge anyone who recognises his face and may know who he is to contact police,” said Inspector Johnstone.
Police are urging anyone with information about this incident to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime
Stoppers online reporting page: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/. Information you provide will be treated in the strictest of confidence. We remind people they should not report crime information via our Facebook and Twitter pages.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Dead Muslim Australian based Jihadist Amira Karroum an "abusive" "threatening" "vandal" "you don't know who I know" according to neighbours in unit complex.
Radical Muslim Amira was verbally abusive and vandalised her flat, say neighbours
Clwmentine Cuneo
The Daily Telegraph
January 16,2014
NEIGHBOURS of private schoolgirl-turned-radical Muslim Amira Karroum, killed in Syria last week, claim they were forced to call police after she verbally abused them.
They said she also scrawled Arabic writing on her unit door referencing Osama bin Laden.
Karroum, 22, lived in an apartment in Liverpool (Bordering Sydney's Occupied Territories) for about six months until she met her husband Yusuf Ali, who was also killed in the war-ravaged city of Aleppo, and moved out late last year.
Residents in the unit complex said they repeatedly complained to the property manager because she left rubbish and furniture in common areas. At one stage the agent had to be contacted when Karroum's unit door was painted bright pink and vandalised with Islamic graffiti.
"It was the worst time I can remember ... every week there were problems and we would have to call the agent," the neighbour said.
"She was totally rude to other residents and abusive."
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
The neighbour claimed Karroum once threatened him, prompting him to call police.
"One time it was so bad I called the police to report it," the neighbour said.
"She was saying things like, 'you don't know who I know', and I was pretty concerned."
LJ Hooker Liverpool property manager David Yelda confirmed Karroum was a tenant in the Atkinson St building.
"I know there were complaints while she was there, but I'm not aware of the police being called," he said.
He said the front door to the unit was repainted once Karroum left, but he said it wasn't appropriate to comment further, considering Karroum had been killed.
The Liverpool unit is only a few streets away from a location she regularly "checked in" at on Facebook, dubbing it "Bin Laden's Cave".
The Department of Foreign Affairs would not comment on whether Karroum and Ali's bodies had been flown back to Australia, saying the department was "assisting the family.
What DO "Freedom Fighters" do in Syria ? well they are there simply to facilitate the will of "allah" as dictated in the Koran.
How many of these Godless swine are embedded on Australian soil thanks to their co conspirators the Australian Council of Trade Unions / GetUp funded, Australian Labor / Green Loon Co Party, and their six years of open borders "immigration policy" ?
This video, is, for normal people revolting, one has to ask why any normal person would believe that this is, of all things a manifestation of a "Religion of Peace".
Clwmentine Cuneo
The Daily Telegraph
January 16,2014
NEIGHBOURS of private schoolgirl-turned-radical Muslim Amira Karroum, killed in Syria last week, claim they were forced to call police after she verbally abused them.
They said she also scrawled Arabic writing on her unit door referencing Osama bin Laden.
Karroum, 22, lived in an apartment in Liverpool (Bordering Sydney's Occupied Territories) for about six months until she met her husband Yusuf Ali, who was also killed in the war-ravaged city of Aleppo, and moved out late last year.
Residents in the unit complex said they repeatedly complained to the property manager because she left rubbish and furniture in common areas. At one stage the agent had to be contacted when Karroum's unit door was painted bright pink and vandalised with Islamic graffiti.
"It was the worst time I can remember ... every week there were problems and we would have to call the agent," the neighbour said.
"She was totally rude to other residents and abusive."
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
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The former Queensland Anglican schoolgirl lived at the unit when she moved from her Gold Coast home last year.
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The neighbour claimed Karroum once threatened him, prompting him to call police.
"One time it was so bad I called the police to report it," the neighbour said.
"She was saying things like, 'you don't know who I know', and I was pretty concerned."
LJ Hooker Liverpool property manager David Yelda confirmed Karroum was a tenant in the Atkinson St building.
"I know there were complaints while she was there, but I'm not aware of the police being called," he said.
He said the front door to the unit was repainted once Karroum left, but he said it wasn't appropriate to comment further, considering Karroum had been killed.
The Liverpool unit is only a few streets away from a location she regularly "checked in" at on Facebook, dubbing it "Bin Laden's Cave".
The Department of Foreign Affairs would not comment on whether Karroum and Ali's bodies had been flown back to Australia, saying the department was "assisting the family.
What DO "Freedom Fighters" do in Syria ? well they are there simply to facilitate the will of "allah" as dictated in the Koran.
How many of these Godless swine are embedded on Australian soil thanks to their co conspirators the Australian Council of Trade Unions / GetUp funded, Australian Labor / Green Loon Co Party, and their six years of open borders "immigration policy" ?
This video, is, for normal people revolting, one has to ask why any normal person would believe that this is, of all things a manifestation of a "Religion of Peace".
How do you teach children the art of beheading ? simply let them practice on baby chicks of course. By the way did I mention that Islam means Peace ?
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