Insurgents and their Labor Green Loon Progressive supporters (sponsors) whine they were tricked by Royal Australian Navy and repelled to base camp in Indonesia.

Asylum seekers say they were tricked by navy

Michael Bachelard
SMH
January 17, 2014

Operation Sovereign Borders: Royal Australian Navy accused of entering Indonesian waters in fight against Insurgents

Australia has for the first time used one of its new lifeboats to send a group of 56 asylum seekers back to Indonesia in a move that is likely to plunge the bilateral relationship to a new low.

Fairfax Media has interviewed a large group of would-be refugees from Pakistan and Bangladesh who scuttled their wooden vessel six days ago in an attempt to avoid being pushed back to Indonesia.

Instead they were picked up by an Australian Navy vessel, HMAS Stuart, and kept overnight before being transferred to a Customs and Border Protection vessel.

The men said they were tricked into thinking they were going to be taken to Christmas Island. But they were put on a small, bright orange lifeboat-style vessel close to the Indonesian shore, with only enough fuel to return there.

The Indonesian man who captained their wooden asylum boat was put at the helm of the Australian lifeboat to complete the three-hour journey.

The news came as Fairfax Media confirmed that Australia escorted another boat back on December 26, bringing to five the total number of confirmed instances of turn-backs, despite Indonesia’s long-running objections to the practice.

Pakistani asylum seeker, Fazal Qadir, 28, said he had set sail from an island off Java on January 5 bound for Christmas Island with 56 people from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq and Palestine on board, along with an Indonesian captain and one crew member. There was one woman with a 20-month-old toddler.

After about three or four days at sea, he said the group was spotted by an Australian aeroplane flying overhead. The boat was already leaking.

"We were very happy [when we saw them] because we thought when the boat went into the water, then they must receive us,” Mr Qadir said.


A sheet from a document given to them by Australian Customs.
All of the people on board already knew of other vessels which had been returned to Indonesia, so were determined to be rescued rather than escorted back. One passenger took a piece of wood and prised open the hole that was already in the hull. Others rocked the boat.

When it foundered, two Australian speedboats reached them and the 12 navy personnel on board told the asylum seekers to cling to the side. The toddler was provided with a life jacket, Mr Qadir said.

About 20 minutes later, two Australian Navy vessels, numbered 153 (HMAS Stuart) and 88 (HMAS Maitland) came into view.

Mr Qadir said the group was loaded onto the Stuart and they steamed towards Christmas Island. The men were told, and believed, they would be taken there. But the ship did not dock at the island. "We were going around Christmas all the time. For two days we were in the navy ship," Mr Qadir said.

The group was photographed and interviewed by navy personnel. They gave their names and were provided with white, numbered wrist bands.

On the second day they were transferred to a Customs and Border Protection boat that they could not identify. "We could see Christmas [Island]," the men said.

For three days they remained on the Customs boat.

During this time the men were desperate to call their families to tell them they were all right.

"We wanted to call our home because our families were scared their children were dead, but the navy and Customs would not give us a phone. They said we could call when we reached Christmas Island but they lied to us."

Finally, the men say, they were tricked once more. Mr Qadir said a small orange boat with a weather canopy was tied to the back of the Customs ship. They were told to board it because it would ferry them to Christmas Island.

At the last minute, though, a Customs officer came on board, tossed the asylum seekers a four-page document in a range of languages, and returned to the large ship, which sailed away.

The document, dated December 2013, reads: "You only have enough fuel to reach land in Indonesia. You do not have enough fuel to continue your voyage to Australia.

"The master of your vessel is now responsible for your safety. You must co-operate with the master and not act in a manner that risks your safety. You are responsible for your own actions. Your vessel is not equipped for a voyage to Australia. It is not safe to continue your voyage to Australia.

"If you continue on your journey, the master and crew of your boat will face harsh penalties, which may include a jail term."

The master was the Indonesian captain who had brought them from Java. They showed the compasses, GPS system and satellite phone that were provided with the orange boat.

The men said they were dropped very close to Indonesia. It took only three hours to reach shore.

They and the captain abandoned the Australian boat and walked into the jungle. They said they walked for five hours, including crossing a flood-swollen river, to find help.

They returned to their former houses in the West Java town of Cisarua late on Wednesday night.

On Wednesday Indonesian foreign minister Marty Natalegawa described the lifeboat option as "a slippery slope".

"It's one thing to turn back the actual boats on which they have been travelling but another issue, when they are transferred onto another boat and facilitated and told to go in that direction,'' he said.

Immigration Minister Scott Morrison declined to comment on the asylum seekers' treatment.

A statement from his office said: "For operational security reasons, the government does not confirm or otherwise comment on reports of on-water activities in relation to Operation Sovereign Borders or disclose details of any operations.''

Catch Up : Sydney's Occupied Territories Muslim Crime Gang rounded up and bail refused

Cultural Enrichment,Diversity,Harmony Day Ambassadors weaving more golden threads into Labor Green Loons Multicultural tapestry.

Undercover officer caught Brothers 4 Life gang members in a police sting, court heard

Janet Fife Yeomans 
The Daily Telegraph
January 17,2014

Three key members of the violent western Sydney gang Brothers for Life were caught through a police sting, it was revealed in court yesterday.

Members did not know that they were dealing with an undercover cop as the gang continued to plan and commit offences, undeterred by the arrests of a dozen members in recent months, Central Local Court was told.

But knowing the police were watching them in general, the gang used "low level members" to commit the crimes, Crown prosecutor Victoria Garity said.

The story behind the high-profile arrests of three gang members after a police sweep of properties in Sydney and on the NSW central coast earlier this month - Farhad Qaumi, his brother Mumtaz, and Masieh Amiri - was revealed as Amiri, 27, a trainee hairdresser, applied for bail.

Surveillance and telephone intercepts caught him discussing obtaining a bag containing drugs, a sawn-off pump action shotgun and a Smith and Wesson revolver from the undercover operative, Ms Garity alleged.

There were loud sobs from one female family member in court as Amiri appeared from Parklea prison via videolink.

Amiri appeared to be quietly praying during most of the bail hearing, his lips moving as he stroked his closely-shaved black beard.

His mother, who had brought Amiri and his sister Wajeha Amiri, from Afghanistan as children, was too upset to join the family members in court, Ms Amiri said.

"It's a very big deal for our family. If (our mother) comes here, she would faint," Ms Amiri told the court.

"She isn't strong enough to come here."

She said their mother and father did not work and were able to supervise Amiri at their Kellyville home if he was released on bail. The days he was not at college studying hairdressing, he would work in a family business that spray painted kitchen cabinets.

Amiri and the Qaumi brothers are members of the Afghan-controlled Blacktown chapter of Brothers for Life.

Amiri's barrister, Mark Higgins, said the undercover officer had acted as "agent provocateur".

He said Amiri's family was a typically migrant family, close-knit who lived and worked together and they had offered a surety of $180,000.

Opposing bail, Ms Garrity said that Amiri faced incredibly serious charges and "the protection of the community in these types of matters is paramount."

Magistrate Les Mabbutt refused bail and remanded Amiri to March 6 when he will be joined by his co-accused, the Quami brothers, who have not applied for bail.

Brothers 4 Life gang leader Farhad Qaumi and brother Mumtaz denied bail

Yoni Bashan,Richard Noone and Amy Dale
The Daily Telegraph
January 9,2014

NSW police arrest suspected gang chiefPolice investigate Sydney boat shooting
BROTHERS for Life gang leaders Farhad Qaumi, 31, and his brother Mumtaz Qaumi, 29, have been refused bail in Wyong Local Court this morning.

The pair were arrested in a series of raids across the Central Coast and Sydney yesterday by heavily armed officers from the Tactical Operations Unit and investigators from the Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad (MEOCS).

A third man, Masieh Amiri, was arrested at Auburn was also refused bail during a brief appearance at Parramatta Local Court.

Farhad Qaumi, known as "the Afghan", was recruited by the gang's founder and Supermax inmate Bassam Hamzy and quickly ascended to the position of "captain" of the Afghan-dominated Blacktown chapter.

NSW Deputy Commissioner Nick Kaldas has warned remaining Brothers For Life members that there will be no let up in the police force's bid to shut the menacing gang down following Qaumi's arrest.

Police believe with the arrest of Qaumi they have now knocked out its two most dominant chapters and had "cut the head off the snake".

"There are only a small number of Brothers For Life members left," Kaldas said in a press conference this morning. "He (Qaumi) is a leader of the group, a leader of a faction.

"Speculation this is the end of the group is premature but I'm optimistic those who have caused the damage are now either in custody or neutralised.

"There are still individuals out there, we know who they are and we will be coming to get them. Come forward now before we come for you.

"We do have a large number of people who are talking to us and we've mapped out exactly what's happened.

"If you have been involved in any of these events, any of these incidents, any of this time, you need to think about coming forward now before we come to you and that's exactly what is going to happen.

"Operation Talon will not rest or stop because of the arrests that have been made. It will continue tonight."

Qaumi's recruitment to B4L allegedly came by direct appointment from the gang's founder, Supermax inmate Bassam Hamzy. Not long after joining he was appointed "captain" of its Afghan-dominated Blacktown chapter.

But today, the Brothers 4 Life leader looked anxious during his brief appearance at Wyong Local Court.

Dressed in a black polo shirt the 31-year-old said nothing as the police prosecutor told the court she was seeking a brief of evidence by February 21.

He was remanded in custody to appear via video link at Central Local Court on March 7.

His younger brother Mumtaz Qaumi was charged with possessing an unauthorised pistol and a prohibited firearm, two counts of supplying a large commercial quantity of a prohibited drug, supplying an indictable quantity of a prohibited drug and knowingly direct criminal activities of a group.

The 29-year-old, dressed in a red Polo Sport t-shirt, leaned back in the dock after he was brought in to court straight after his older brother.

He likewise said nothing during his brief appearance and was also taken back into custody to reappear at Central Local Court on March 7 via video link.
Police charge sheets tendered in court reveal the pair were allegedly in possession of a "0.38 special calibre Smith and Wesson model 10 revolver" in Sydney between November 5 and December 12.

The charge sheets allege they were also in possession of a 12 gauge shortened Mossberg pump action shotgun at the same time.

Farhad Qaumi, of Chittaway Bay, was also accused of being in possession of a 0.38 calibre snub nose revolver between 11pm on January 3 to 12.30am on January 4 at St Marys in Sydney's west.

The charge sheets allege both brothers supplied 1134.2g of "4-bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine" also known as the drug "Nexus" along with 760.22g of "bromo DMA" between November and December last year.

They were also charged with allegedly supplying 150.85g of cocaine.

Police will allege the Qaumi's "did participate in a criminal group, to wit the Brothers for Life" gang from September 13 until their arrest yesterday.

"The Brothers for Life, whose activities are organised and ongoing by directing activities of the group, and knowing that participating contributed to the occurrence of any criminal activity," the charge sheets read.

Neither brothers applied for bail, which was formally refused.

Amiri, dressed in a white shirt was led up from the courthouse cells as his solicitor requested a bail application be made next week.

Amiri is charged with attempting to possess unauthorised pistol, attempting to possess unauthorised prohibited firearm, two counts of supply a large commercial quantity of a prohibited drug, supplying an indictable quantity of prohibited drug and participate in a criminal group.

His bid to be released on bail will be heard at Central Local Court on January 16, with a mention of the case set down for March 6.

QAUMI; THE RISE AND FALL OF A BRUTAL GANGSTER


MAN SHOT AS LUXURY CRUISER SPRAYED WITH BULLETS


HARBOUR CRUISE ENDED IN A BLAZE OF BULLETS


B4L MEMBER CHARGED WITH GUN POSSESSION

BROTHERS 4 LIFE GANG 'SMASHED' POLICE SAY


Last night a total seven properties were searched, including three at Wyong, Villawood, Guildford, Auburn and Kellyville.

The investigation into Qaumi and his cohorts was formed late last year and codenamed strike force Sitella, which has arrested eight Blacktown chapter members and seized five guns.

The strike force's task was to specifically target Qaumi and bring down the Blacktown chapter of Brothers 4 Life. The Blacktown B4L faction has been at war with its sister-chapter in Bankstown for months, resulting in about a dozen public shootings, including a murder.

Police in November swooped on the gang, arresting 12 members including the gang's

Sydney leader and Bankstown captain Mohammed Hamzy, 28.

With both chapter heads and a swag of senior members and underlings behind bars, yesterday's arrest marks the gang's end.

Last week another alleged B4L member, Fawad Bari, 23, was arrested at St Marys after police allegedly found a .38 revolver in his van.

Qaumi recently became a target after he was fired upon by a gunman while on the luxury yacht Oscar II which was docking at Rose Bay Wharf on New Year's Day.

Also on the boat were a number of B4L members and other colourful Sydney identities. He was treated for a gunshot wound to his shoulder after up to 20 bullets were fired at the vessel. 

Man shot as luxury $2500/hr cruiser sprayed with bullets at Rose Bay

Leigh Van Den Broeke ,Ben McCle;;an and Mark Mirrie
The Daily Telegraph
January 2,2014

THE shooting of a 31-year-old man on a luxury boat at Rose Bay wharf last night is linked to the Brothers For Life crime gang.

After he was shot, the man went to Lamrock Ave, Bondi, about 3km away claiming he had been shot at that location but police believe he wanted to throw them off the alleged crime scene.

The man received a bullet graze to the back. The shooting is believed to be part of a power struggle inside the Middle Eastern crime gang.

Brothers For Life are a Middle Eastern Crime gang based in southwest Sydney and founded by one of Australia's most dangerous criminals, convicted murderer, drug dealer and extortionist Bassam Hamzy. Hamzy is currently serving life in Goulbourn's maximum security prison.

More than 20 shots sprayed the luxury cruiser The Oscar II Sydney in Sydney's east.

The Oscar II Sydney can be hired for about $95,000 a week or $2500 an hour. It had two windows shattered when it was fired upon about 11.35pm.

The man was treated at Lamrock Ave, Bondi, for suspected wounds to his shoulder afterreporting he had been shot at 12.35am.

He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital with non-life threatening injuries and was released shortly afterwards.

Investigators spoke to a woman on Lamrock Ave, who assisted them with their inquiries while the man was in the hands of paramedics.

Rose Bay Detective Inspector Damian Henry said police set up a crime scene and discovered "more than 10" bullet casings on the wharf.

"The luxury cruiser has been seized by the marine area command and is being held in Balmain," he said.

Forensic officers started examining the 21 bullet holes riddling the middle of the luxury cruiser in a vertical line, piercing a porthole window, this morning at Marine Police headquarters in Birchgrove.

Witness Vanessa Lahoud was fishing at the wharf when she heard what she thought were fireworks.

She said: "It was pretty terrifying.

"You're just going fishing one night and then this happens. We thought it was fireworks but it turned out it wasn't. I didn't get scared until I saw the police."

The Oscar II is a 31.52 metre luxury cruiser owned by Oscars Hotel Group, which runs nine pubs across Sydney from the CBD to Campbelltown and Wollongong.

The cruiser is rented out on behalf of the group by several charter companies but is also used privately, especially over the festive season, one charter business said.

"It's one of the most exclusive boats," they said.

The Oscar II, which can cater for 70 guests, has two 760 horsepower engines, can travel at up to 18 knots and holds 15,000 litres of fuel and 8000 litres of water.

Found in Loungeroom

Surprise

Short Note

Wild one with a dark angel's voice

SMH
September 10, 2003

Matt Moffitt, Singer, songwriter, 1956-2003

On 13 August 2003, Matt Moffitt died in Sydney in his sleep at the age of 46

Matt Moffitt, songwriter and founder and lead singer of the rock band Matt Finish, has died in Sydney in his sleep, apparently from a stroke, at the age of 46.

Matt spent much of his childhood in Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains of NSW. In 1992 he released a solo EP, Euroka, named after a favourite place in the mountains.

But it was in the early 1980s that he recorded his most famous song, Short Note. This was the title track from his debut album, which went gold.

At 16, he developed a fear that everything could be taken away in the blink of an eye, after a horrific and traumatising head-on collision resulted in his girlfriend's death.

In his teens, Matt formed a Blue Mountains-based band, Rum Jungle, whose gigs sometimes turned into bloodbaths. He was a tortured and complex man, who started and ended life as a Catholic and had a taste for the dark and edgy.

Matt's parents were the late journalist and novelist Ian Moffitt and the journalist Betty Saunders and he spent some of 

his formative years in New York. Always reckless, he encouraged his sister, Annabel, to clamber across New York rooftops at night. They would laugh at how they could have fallen to their deaths while their parents thought they were safe at home.

Matt's influences included black blues and soul from Hell's Kitchen in New York, jazz, the Oz rock of Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs, the Beatles, and Cream's Jack Bruce.

He loved Henry Mancini's soundtrack to The Pink Panther, which he mutated into the hugely popular song The Mancini Shuffle. He particularly loved the Jack Bruce solo song Rope Ladder to the Moon.

Matt sang from his soul with the voice of a dark angel, going for instinct rather than structure, and was also a talented acoustic and electric guitarist.

In the 1980s he was signed by CBS and suddenly found himself in London with a very large amount of money. To save some of it, he recorded the album As Little As A Look in Belgium, where it was cheaper to record, but would spend $2000 on a dinner for the band.

On returning to Australia in 1986, Matt played the pub scene for more than a decade. A story in The National Times that year reported that he "swore enthusiastically at pub crowds when they turned aggressive, and sang poetry to skinheads and sharpies who had rolled up at gigs looking for heads to kick".

Matt was always high-risk. But Peter Dawkins, of Giant Records, had so much faith in Matt that he put his house on the line to back the Matt Finish album By Heart.

Matt was my oldest friend and the one I loved the most. We were both born in August 1956 and our parents were close friends.

The first time I really noticed him was when he arrived at my sixth birthday party in a velvet suit and lace shirt, bearing a bunch of boronia. He told me that day that when he grew up he was going to be a rock star.

When we were both 11, I moved to London with my family and Matt sometimes posted me illustrated letters that occasionally contained a tiny sprig of wattle or bush sand. By the time I returned home in 1970, I was madly in love with him. We were both 13.

Matt was tall, dark, moody and romantic and had a heightened sense of drama. At 12, he faked his own death, just for kicks. He fell off what appeared to be a cliff, screaming, knowing that just below was a rock ledge where he 

could land safely. His distraught parents found him a minute later, crouching on the ledge, with his hand to his mouth, trying to stifle his laughter.

He was extremely passionate - and impulsive. At 16 he stormed out of his family home, after smashing his guitar and destroying his room, to live with a 23-year-old woman.

I lost track of Matt until, one Saturday when I was about 23 and sitting with a girlfriend in Manly, a man jumped from a moving van and started running towards us. It was Matt. He invited us to see him play that night and afterwards we began a clandestine affair. Then, to my dismay, he shot off to England, Europe and later the US.

Ten years later, Matt rang me out of the blue at about 11pm one night, with no explanation for the years without contact, and suggested I come over immediately to share some wine. This led to us sharing a house.

One day Matt and I had a screaming match about a girl. He later admitted inventing her just to enrage me. As always, I had believed everything he said.

We said we never wanted to see each other again. But we made up and he wrote a song called Blue, which he recorded with Matt Finish as a single. The moment he first sang it everything was forgotten and forgiven. The song was so beautiful that it would not have mattered had the girl existed.

Matt was one of the most complex human beings I have ever known. He had an ego the size of a house, but he was the shyest, most gentle of men, with a childlike innocence. He often suffered from severe stage fright which he counteracted with various poisons of choice. Once on stage, he always made an instant recovery, took command and 
left his audience awe-struck.

Matt was a loner with a lot of admirers and a most surprising fan: Pete Townshend of the Who.

At his memorial service, Matt's long-term friend Rick Grossman (Hoodoo Gurus), who played with Matt for many years - most recently in the re-formed Matt Finish - described Matt as "the most passionate person I have ever known, which is why I loved him, even though I sometimes felt like killing him".

Many of Australia's music industry greats came to farewell him, including friends John Prior from the original Matt Finish, Don Walker (Cold Chisel), Doc Neeson (the Angels), Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil) and John Swan (Swannie).

Matt is survived by his fiancee, his former publicist Lucy Maureen Jedwab, whom he called "Wildflower", his mother, Betty, his sisters Annabel, Frances, Sophie and brother Dominic, all of whom adored him as much as he adored them.

Annie Souter             

Progressives outraged,Royal Australian Navy accused of shooting at Insurgents attempting to invade Australia.Correct Video added

Dead Australian based Islamic Sociopath Yusuf Ali recruited to fight for Al Qaeda and its affiliate Jabh at al Nusra in Syria

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" ?

Yusuf Ali, Australian man killed in Syria, had links to Al Qaeda, court documents allege

ABC
By Suzanne Dredge and Matt Wordsworth
January 16, 2014

A young Australian man killed with his wife in Syria last week was recruited to fight against the Assad regime, allegedly for Al Qaeda and its affiliate Jabh at al Nusra.

Yusuf Ali, 22, and his young wife Amira Ali died near Aleppo in northern Syria last weekend.

The ABC can reveal that court documents filed late last month allege Yusuf – born Tyler Casey – was in Syria to "engage in hostile activity", contrary to reports that the couple was in Syria for humanitarian reasons.

Dead Muslim Australian based Jihadist Amira Karroum an "abusive" "threatening" "vandal" "you don't know who I know" according to neighbours in unit complex.

Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''

'My heart will never heal': grieving mother says of Amira Karroum Australia's home grown dead Jihadi

Rose Karroum aka."Mujahidah Lioness" claims her dead Jihadi sister Amira Karroum was a "soldier" (enemy combatant ?) Dead Australian Jihadi's "misinterpreted" Sheik Omar El Banna's "Syria is My Responsibility", he urged those watching to take action, telling them: "I was ready for jihad." Australian Based Muslim Jihadi's Amira Karroum and Yusuf Ali Killed in Syria.... NEXT!!!!

In December, Sydney man Hamdi Al Qudsi was arrested and charged with assisting people travelling to Syria to fight in the long-running conflict.

He faces seven charges under the Crimes Act relating to foreign incursions and recruitments.

Between June and August last year, Al Qudsi is accused of helping Yusuf Ali enter Syria "with the intent to engage in a hostile activity, in particular engaging in armed hostilities".

The Australian Federal Police say Al Qudsi has links to the banned terrorist organisation Jabh at al Nusra, which is affiliated to Al Qaeda.

A source close to the dead couple has told the ABC that Yusuf Ali told friends he was going to fight alongside Al Qaeda before he left for Syria last year and would not be returning to Australia or the United States. 

Australian authorities and their US counterparts have interviewed family members and friends over the past few months.

A source has told the ABC that Yusuf Ali was born in the US and came to Australia as a young boy. His mother, Kristine Hunt, is originally from Adelaide but now lives in the US.

Yusuf was raised in Redcliffe, north of Brisbane, as a strict Christian with his mother and stepfather Michael Turnbull. His parents separated when he was 13, and mother and son returned to the US.

After spending a few years in Colorado Springs with his mother and new partner Randall Hunt, Yusuf returned to Australia when he was 17 and it is understood he converted to Islam around this time.

Kristine Hunt,seen here with her now dead son "Yusif Ali", I wonder what Kristine is up to in the USA

In November 2011, Yusuf moved to Sydney where he later met and married 22-year-old Amira Ali, who died with him last weekend.

Friends confirm that Yusuf was a quiet and gentle person who would have believed he was doing the "right thing" by leaving his wife and home to fight in Syria.

Posts to Yusuf Ali's Facebook page last year indicate a radical and extreme faith:

March 15, 2013
This life is will not last forever! Your family, your friends, your wealth, your business, the good times and the bad times, everything will come to an end. The life time you spent acquiring these things will not benefit you in the least but only your belief along with your record of deeds. How can one enjoy this world when he knows one day he will have to face his lord! May God give us understanding and the reality of life and death.

June 7, 2013
Being a coward will not lengthen your life, and being fearless will shorten it.

June 9, 2013 (via mobile)
Those who believe and do righteous actions will be promised paradise were they will dwell forever and there will not grieve nor will they fear on a day when terror will strike the heart of every soul.

However, a post to his wife on August 20 gives a chilling prediction of his fate:

To my beautiful wife may allah keep you stronge inshallah ill meet u again if not in this life next. I love you!

Yusuf Ali and his wife were reportedly killed by the rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA) at their home near Aleppo.

The FSA is engaged in a three-way fight for control of areas of Syria, fighting president Bashar al-Assad's forces on the one hand, and jihadist groups like Al Nusra on the other.

After the couple's deaths, Amira Ali's sister took to social media to write:

"They have been martyred. May Allah make the mujahideen victorious against FSA and Assad's regime."

Another post on Yusuf's Facebook page described him in glowing terms as a "soldier" and a "martyr".

Their deaths brought the number of Australians known to have been killed in Syria to seven.

'People feel compelled to act'
While it is difficult to estimate how many Australians have gone to fight in Syria, some estimates put the number at more than 100.

Ahmad Malas, a community worker in Sydney with the Lebanese Muslim Association (LMA), says many people feel compelled to act after seeing atrocities committed in Syria.

"Even though they may not have a direct link to Syria in this specific case, for example, they may not have family and friends there, but because it's a Muslim land and the majority of people are Muslim, they will feel the need to actually go and support those people there," Mr Malas said.

"These are actually (a) minority in the community. However the majority in the community, the mainstream, condemn certain actions (like this) and do not talk about this publicly and frequently."

Mr Malas says the imams from Lakemba mosque take a balanced view and do not promote anyone from the Muslim community going to Syria and fighting.

"There are many programs that are being delivered at the moment within the LMA to tackle extreme views, if you like, views that youth might have as a result of their emotions and the energy they might have and then help address any possible issues that might come out of those extreme views and ideas."

Update : Sydney's Occupied Territories :Breaking News Headless male body found......

Sydney bridge death suspicious: police


YAHOO!7 & AGENCIES
January 16, 2014

The death of a man whose body was found under a bridge in a western Sydney park is being treated as suspicious and may be another targeted shooting murder.

"Severe head injures" were found on the body, which was discovered under the Duck River Bridge at Mona Park, Auburn by a local man during his morning walk on Thursday, police said.

The dead man is believed to be in his 20s.

No weapons have been found, but Superintendent Phil Rogerson said "there's quite a probability that a weapon has been used and no doubt a firearm."

Witnesses have reported hearing noises, but Supt Rogerson wouldn't confirm if these were gunshots.

"I can't say it's targeted," Sup Rogerson told reporters.

But the "lines of inquiry" police are taking means it is a possibility, he added.

The man hasn't been identified and no one has reported any missing family members.

Police are canvassing the area and forensic specialists will spend the next few days trawling for evidence in and around the popular park.

Divers will also be sent into the Duck River.

The body will be removed on Thursday afternoon and post-mortem results are expected on Friday

The Headless body of a male has been found by an early morning walker under a bridge in a park in the suburb of Auburn, located in Sydney's Occupied Territories.

The man who discovered  the body is undergoing medical treatment so disturbing is the crime scene.

Police attended the scene at around 6 am this morning (Thursday January 16 2014) sealed off the area and are continuing their investigations.

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.''

'My heart will never heal': grieving mother says of Amira Karroum Australia's home grown dead Jihadi

Rose Karroum aka."Mujahidah Lioness" claims her dead Jihadi sister Amira Karroum was a "soldier" (enemy combatant ?) Dead Australian Jihadi's "misinterpreted" Sheik Omar El Banna's "Syria is My Responsibility", he urged those watching to take action, telling them: "I was ready for jihad." Australian Based Muslim Jihadi's Amira Karroum and Yusuf Ali Killed in Syria.... NEXT!!!!

The former Queensland Anglican schoolgirl lived at the unit when she moved from her Gold Coast home last year.

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 ?