Has Islam no longer any use for its useful Gay Idiots ? Cannot wait to hear the Progressive Left's apologetics and spin for this

Gulf states consider medical test to detect gay travellers before they enter the country

Staff Writer 
Daily Telegraph
October 8,2013 

HEALTH officials in Kuwait claim the country will soon introduce a medical test to detect gay travellers before they can enter the country.

Laws in the Gulf Co-operation Countries - Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates - already ban gay acts and the controversial stance is being toughened.

Details of the medical examination are not yet known, but Kuwait's director of pubic health Yousouf Mindkar insists they are coming, the Daily Mail reports.

Foreigners coming into the GCC countries are already given a routine health check, but it will soon include tests to detect LGBT people, who will then be turned away from the borders.

Islam means Peace in Iran here are two Gays been hung by the state for been Gay.

"Health centres conduct the routine medical check to assess the health of the expatriates when they come into the GCC countries," Mr Mindkar told Kuwaiti newspaper Al Rai.

"However, we will take stricter measures that will help us detect gays who will be then barred from entering Kuwait or any of the GCC member states."

Gulf states have a shameful history of anti-gay intolerance. Homosexual acts are banned in all the GCC member countries.

In Kuwait, people involved in a homosexual acts can receive up to 10 years in jail if they are under 21.

In Saudi Arabia, homosexuality is punishable by death.

Muslim Insurgent Terrorist Fifth Column active on Australian Soil as Obama's Arab Spring escalates in Syria

Syria war spills on to local streets

Paul Maley
The Australian
October 7, 2013

SYRIA'S two-year-old civil war is spilling on to the streets of Sydney and Melbourne, with advocates on both sides claiming violence and persecution are commonplace.

Sonya El-Abbas, a Melbourne-based nurse who has twice visited Syria to assist in humanitarian relief efforts, said her husband's car had been firebombed and the family home attacked.

"Basically, they tried to burn it while we were in Syria and prior to that they tried to shoot at us at our home," Ms El-Abbas said. "We were copping it big time."

Ms El-Abbas, whose brother Robert was killed in the conflict last year, said her husband's car displayed the emblem of the Free Syrian Army, with whom she had worked during her trips to Syria.

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Ms El-Abbas said Australians were heavily involved in the Syrian conflict although she stressed they were working in a humanitarian capacity, not as fighters. "I've seen heaps of people go after I've come back and a lot of people want to go," she said. "Every day I come across these people and not to fight, no."

Jamal Daoud, an opponent of the uprising, said he was routinely abused and threatened. Mr Daoud was assaulted on the street, with his attacker convicted.

"For the last one year we have seen a lot of attacks on the Shia," he said. "There have been a lot of attacks on Shia and Alawi businesses. We are also seeing boycotts of business."

Syria's civil war has pitted the country's Sunni Muslims against the Alawite regime of Bashar al-Assad. The Alawites are a Syrian-origin offshoot of Shia Islam.

In Australia, much of the sectarian division has been played out online, with Facebook pages and websites naming Shia businesses and urging boycotts.

Police have also seen a rise in the transmission of gruesome footage from the war, which proliferates quickly in the community via text message or social media.

Generally, though, police have played down suggestions the conflict was generating ethnic tensions in Australia, arguing much of the violence thought to have been triggered by the war has in fact been criminal or personal disputes overlaid with a sectarian veneer. However, there is no doubt the pipeline of Australians travelling to Syria is keeping police and ASIO busy. ASIO routinely interviews Australians known to have travelled to Syria, typically inviting people to meet at a restaurant. Asked if she had been contacted by ASIO, Ms Abbas said simply: "Of course".

"The minute you come back from the airport, even if you've got nothing on you they'll go, 'Go to Customs'," she said.

"(They) check your bags and see what photos you've got, they take your phone away."

The head of the Australian Syrian Association, Mohammad Al-Hamwi, agreed the war had exacerbated tensions. He had received more than 23 threats on his mobile phone. Mr Hamwi, whose group supported the uprising, said the two groups were wary of travelling into Shia or Sunni enclaves.

"There are some (Shia) areas where we don't go and vice versa," Mr Hamwi said.

And this from Janurary 2013

Pia Akerman and Dan Box 
The Australian
Janurary 3,2013I 

THE sister of a Melbourne man killed in Syria has vowed to follow in her brother's footsteps and travel to the war-torn country to provide humanitarian aid.

 Sonya El-Abbas said a recent trip to Syria to learn more about the circumstances of her brother Roger's death had compelled her to return with medical supplies and other necessities to assist victims of the civil war.

"I'm so proud of Roger, he has done the right thing," said the registered nurse, who lives in Melbourne with her young family. "I'm going to follow what he was doing and what he started."

Ms El-Abbas said her trip had yielded first-hand accounts of how her brother, 23, was giving humanitarian aid when he was caught in crossfire.

Abbas, a kickboxer, is among three Australians known to have died in the Syrian conflict. Australian government agencies believe more than 100 citizens have joined the civil war, sparking fears a wave of home-grown jihadists with battle experience could emerge.

Overseas news footage purports to show the body of another Australian reportedly killed in the fighting mid last month, but offers no verification. The latest Australian fatality, former Melbourne bricklayer Yusuf Toprakkaya, has been hailed as a martyr after being killed on the weekend.

Mr Toprakkaya's family believe he was there for humanitarian reasons, though videos posted online show the 30-year-old posing with heavy weaponry and building homemade bombs.

This would make him the first Australian who was clearly involved in the fighting when killed.

His name and date of birth also correspond to a list in a secret 2010 cable from the US embassy in Canberra, which requested 23 Australians be added to a terrorist screening database. Ms El-Abbas backed a call by Sydney man Zaky Mallah, who was previously charged under anti-terror laws, for Australians to travel to Syria despite the dangers.

"There is a high chance that you will die," Mr Mallah said. "If that means death, then so be it. To die as a martyr is a great thing in our religion."

Australian Muslim leaders said they had raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to send to Syria, but there are fears among security agencies that some of this may be flowing to extremist groups.

A delegation of about 30 Islamic leaders, including the Australian Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohamed, visited the Al-Zatary refugee camp in Jordan earlier this week, to which thousands of Syrians have fled.

Keysar Trad, founder of the Islamic Friendship Association of Australia, said many of the delegation were in tears at conditions inside the camp.

Security analysts said they were unaware of Mr Toprakkaya before his name appeared on the US cable, which named people alleged to have some "demonstrated connections" or "association" with al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula.

Monash University's Shandon Harris-Hogan said "he's at the lower end of the list" and may have been included after simply trying to contact the group or one of its senior clerics, Anwar al-Awlaki, who was killed in 2011.

Unlike many other Australians known to have travelled to Syrian since the outbreak of the civil war, Mr Toprakkaya appeared to have no family connection to those involved. "He's not going there for any personal reason; he's making the decision to help, to fight, because it's something he believes in," said Mr Harris-Hogan, of the university's Global Terrorism Research Centre.

In the absence of any other evidence of a link to extremist groups, it would have been impossible for Australian security agencies to prevent him from travelling overseas, he said.

Deputy Opposition leader Julie Bishop said Mr Toprakkaya' s death "raised questions" over the effectiveness of Australian intelligence services, which had been monitoring him since at least 2010.

"There are numerous groups within the Syrian rebel forces, including several aligned with extremist organisations such as al-Qa'ida," she said.


"So it's important to know what how and where he came to join the forces and whether there are any links back to Australia."

Sydney Muslim Insurgent, Milad Bin Ahmad Shah al-Ahmadzai, arrested over Gay bisexual and swingers club shooting.

An Australian-born man known for his extreme views has been arrested over sex club shooting

Exclusive Yoni Bashan
The Daily Telegraph
October 8,2013 

AN Australian-born man known to authorities for his radical Islamic views has been arrested and charged over an alleged near-fatal shooting outside a sex club in Sydney's north west earlier this year.

Goulburn Courthouse confirmed Milad Bin Ahmad Shah al-Ahmadzai, 23, was arrested this morning over the shooting of a 52-year-old man outside the Aarows nightclub on Bridge Street, Rydalmere on May 1.

The establishment is a 24-hour gay, bisexual and swingers club.

He is expected to appear in court this afternoon.

The victim - who told police his attackers were completely unknown to him - sustained significant injuries, including extensive damage to his back, foot, and groin - he had been shot several times in the carpark of the club by two men, with CCTV capturing the entire incident.

Ahmadzai has been under investigation by the Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad's Strike Force Maloney.

He was charged this morning with shoot with intent to murder, discharge firearm with intent to cause grievous bodily, assault in company with intent to rob while armed with a dangerous weapon, steal motor vehicle, damage property by fire and take/drive conveyance without consent of owner.

The stealing motor vehicle charge relates to cars that were stolen and used to carry out the job.

Police recovered the vehicles - one was fixed with a GoPro camera attached to the dashboard, which recorded one of the alleged assailants saying a prayer in Arabic en route to the sex club, asking for protection from being identified.

Two other men are believed to be involved in the botched hit and further arrests are expected.

About Time,Cop Killer,Michael Allan Jacobs,Jailed for life under new NSW Cop Killer Laws.

Michael Allan Jacobs becomes first person jailed for life without parole for killing police officer, Senior Constable
David Rixon

Amy Dale,Chieg Copurt Reporter 
The Daily Telegraph.
October 4,2013

THE man who shot Senior Constable David Rixon has become the first person jailed for the term of his natural life for murdering a police officer.

Michael Allan Jacobs has this afternoon been sentenced to life with no parole for murdering Sen-Constable, the crime described by Justice Richard Button as "a life irrevocably taken"

Jacobs is the first person to be convicted of murdering a police officer since the O'Farrell government introduced legislation in 2011 to ensure such an offence is punished by a sentence to life with no parole.

He said the murder of a police officer "is a direct assault on the system of parliamentary democracy and the rule of law."

"The offender informed the intention to kill him," Justice Button said.

"That intention may have been held utterly fleetingly and irrationally ... but it has been established to a criminal standard."

Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione and NSW police minister Mike Gallacher joined more than 20 police officers in court for the landmark sentence.

Sen-Constable Rixon was shot once in the chest with a bullet fired from a .38 calibre revolver after approaching Jacobs' stopped Holden Statesman for a random breath test early on March 2 last year.

The policeman returned fire and hit Jacobs three times, leaving the man with "an out of control drug addiction" critically wounded, before he collapsed from his injuries.

"The offender almost died from his injuries," Justice Button said, adding that in his dying moments Sen-Constable Rixon had handcuffed Jacobs to arrest him.

The court heard Jacobs screamed "ah die, I'm sorry sir, sorry" just after the shooting and while "lying gravely wounded could be heard repeatedly saying 'I'm sorry.'"

But Justice Button said he couldn't be satisfied "that the offender is responsible for this murder."

Police arrived shortly after the shooting but Sen-Constable Rixon couldn't be revived, while Jacobs received lifesaving surgery and eventually recovered after spending more than a month in hospital.

The Crown claimed Rixon was high on ice at the time, making him more prone to aggression, shot the policeman to avoid being locked up and convicted for repeatedly driving unlicensed.

Justice Button said of Jacobs's motive to avoid "being briefly refused bail or at worst a sentence of a matter of months ... the offender saw fit to fire a handgun at a police officer."

He said Sen-Constable Rixon would have had "less than a second before the shot was fired."

The Bol;t Report 29913 and Australian PM Tony Abbott turns back Muslim Insurgents from Indonesia

Tony Abbott scores his first big win over boats

Andrew Bolt
Herald Sun
September 30,2013

TONY Abbott has done what Labor said was impossible - sent boat people right back to Indonesia.

This game-changing achievement, done twice with zero fuss, puts the lie to claims by Labor and hopeful journalists that the Abbott Government’s relations with Indonesia were already rocky.

Even more, it exposes as a fraud Labor’s claim that sending boat people back to Indonesia could not, and even should not, be done.

On Friday, HMAS Ballarat returned 44 asylum seekers picked up in the Sunda Strait and transferred them to an Indonesian coast guard vessel to be brought back to Java.

Also on Friday, Australian Customs vessel Triton saved 34 other asylum seekers off Rote Island and transferred them to the Indonesian rescue agency Basarnas.

Both transfers are yet to be confirmed by the Abbott Government, which seems overly secretive but is utterly determined to slow the frantic media cycle and to take any heat out of the Indonesian relationship.

But neither transfer could have happened without goodwill from the Indonesian Government - and particularly from President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who has shown more warmth to Abbott than he did to Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard.

Neither Rudd nor Gillard seemed able to do what Abbott has now done in his first fortnight in power.

Under Labor, boat people “saved” or intercepted by our Navy in Indonesian waters were sent not to Indonesia, but to Christmas Island.

Labor / Green Loon Muslim  Insurgent Supporters and Facilitators march in a show of support for their preferred Australian Citizens and their "right" to Colonize Australia under the Labor Green Loon Joint Criminal Enterprise  Refugee SCAM introduced by Lu Kewen aka. Kevin 07 and supported by Madame Gillard and the former Australian Marxist  Labor / Green Loon Minority "Co Party" Federal Government led by Lu Kewen Madame Gillard and then Lu Kewen. 

In August last year, for instance, 80 boat people were rescued just 43km off Indonesia’s coast, yet were ferried back to Australia.

Two months ago, 101 more were saved less than 100km from Java but also ferried to Australia. Labor insisted there was no way Abbott could do it any differently under his “turn back the boats” policy.

Just last June, Rudd warned Abbott’s policy would “risk some sort of conflict with Indonesia”. What rubbish.

The drownings must stop. Sending boat people back to where they came from is a critical first step, and Abbott’s first big win.

Sydney's Occupied Territories: NSW Police smash organised Assyrian crime gang following raids in Sydney's Occupied Territories

Police smash organised Assyrian crime gang DLSTHR with series of raids across Sydney

Simon Black
The Daily Telegraph

September 23,2013

DRUGS, cash, replica guns a pill-press and a luxury Lotus sports car have been seized in raids aimed at "destroying" an organised crime gang believed to be behind more than a dozen public shootings.

More than 341 police executed 22 raids in a blitz on the Assyrian crime gang DLASTHR this morning.




The massive police operation involved local and state police along with the NSW Crime Commission and saw 18 simultaneous raids and saw officers arrest 13 men and seize 8kg of cannabis, $25,000 in cash, a pill-press, four jetskis, a boat, and an expensive luxury Lotus Sprite sports car.

The DLASTHR originated as an offshoot of the Assyrian Kings - the crime group involved in the brutal murder of off-duty police officer David Carty in 1997 - partially scalping him and slicing off his nose and ear in a frenzied attack only blocks from Fairfield police station.

"This group is a violent, organised gang which has been involved in public-place shootings, vicious assaults, drug dealing and extortion," NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said. "The NSW police force will not rest until we have put every single one of them behind bars."

The raids are the product of an 18-month joint investigation by Strike Force Evesson, involving investigators from the Fairfield Local Area Command and the NSW Crime Commission.



Today's operation began at 6am, when dozens of specialist police, two "Bearcat" armoured vehicles and investigators from Fairfield Local Area Command stormed a semirural property at Rossmore.

Next-door neighbour Linda said she was woken up by a police siren and looked outside to see the raid in full swing.

"We heard a bang and looked outside to see these two big armoured hummer-things with guys hanging off them holding guns," she said. "There was an alarm going and someone on a megaphone saying 'this is a police raid'."



"There were dogs, guns, and police everywhere. It's a pretty scary thing."

Another local resident, who requested not to be named, said there were frequently "strange cars" going in and out of the property.

"You don't want to get involved," she said. "It's usually very quiet around here but you see lots of random people and cars in that place."



At the scene detectives were quizzing a number of men on the front porch of the residential home on Bellfield Ave while other officers scoured the property behind.

Plainclothes police left the property with a number of brown paper evidence bags while four carloads of officers search the property's nearly two dozen greenhouses.

Specialist police divers scoured a nearby dam for evidence and four jetskis and a boat were confiscated.



A 34-year-old man was arrested at the property and charged with a range of offenses relating to drug supply and directing the activities of a criminal group.

Another 12 men were arrested and were charged with a range of offences including grievous bodily harm, drug supply and participate in a criminal group.



Despite being charged with offences relating to recruiting and directing a criminal group it is unclear if the man arrested at Rossmore was the acting leader of the gang with Assistant Commissioner Frank Mennilli stating the group didn't have a "clear leader" and had activities which were "a little bit more than just domestic".

In total, 22 search warrants were executed across Sydney's southwest at properties in Fairfield, Bonnyrigg, Horningsea Park, Hinchinbrook, Hoxton Park, Campbelltown, Wetherill Park, Liverpool, Warwick Farm, Cartwright, Smithfield, Greenfield Park, Bossley Park, Canley Vale and Rossmore.



The sites raided included a number of residential properties as well as two car dealerships and a real-estate office, the last ironically based directly opposite a police centre in Liverpool.

Commr Scipione, said the arrests were aimed at "destroying" the gang.

"We are confident today's arrests will seriously disrupt the business dealings of this particular syndicate," he said. "Nevertheless, our work is not yet done and we need the assistance of the local community to help us continue investigations into the rest of the gang."



"I can assure you that whenever we're here - they are in strife. We will be going after them."

Today's 13 arrests take the total number of people arrested by Strike Force Evesson to 33.

Assistant Commissioner Mennilli said NSW police expected to make more arrests with the group also believed to be responsible for a number of shootings in the area.



"We want to put this whole syndicate out of business," he said. "As well as allegedly being involved in drug supply, extortion and a number of assaults, we believe the DLASTHR has been involved in more than a dozen public place shootings in Sydney over the last two years."

Strike Force Evesson, which is supported by the NSW Crime Commission's Operation Ramsgate, will continue over the coming months.

Kenyan Atrocity : Islamic Sociopath's Inc.,

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Melbourne woman recounts horror attack in Kenyan shopping mall

Tom Minear 
Herald Sun
September 22,2013

A MELBOURNE woman and her father have crawled out of a six-hour nightmare spent trapped in a Kenyan shopping centre under attack by terrorists.

Sarah Williamson, 23, the ex-girlfriend of Carlton skipper Marc Murphy, was visiting her father in Nairobi when they were caught up in the horrific siege that has seen 68 people killed and at least 200 wounded.

Her mother, Linda Williamson, said her daughter described the ordeal as "the most terrifying experience of her life".

The father and daughter sheltered in the back of a shop after they heard grenades go off as terrorists stormed the mall.

"She heard a grenade go off and then her father heard the next one and gunfire," Ms Williamson said.

"He knew they were under attack and they went into the back room."

They barricaded themselves with eight other people and tried to stay as quiet as possible.

Ms Williamson was also in Nairobi to study for upcoming law exams.

They managed to escape after six hours when armed forces secured the floor they were on.

"They crawled out along the perimeter of the building," her mum said.

Ms Williamson said her daughter was "so glad to be out" but her thoughts were with the other victims.

"She's doing really well, she's heading up to the hospital to donate some blood now," she said.

"She called me at about 2.30am because she didn't want me to wake up, see it on the news and panic and wonder where she was."

Ms Williamson said her daughter was due to stay in Kenya for another month and was still "planning to stay there for a bit".

Meanwhile, Sarah's sister, Amy, has cancelled media interviews this morning over concerns for hostages still in the mall.

Amy took to Facebook as a media pack gathered outside her house.

"Due to certain safety and protection issues of those involved and those still in the building I have cancelled my interviews. I have been instructed to make no further comments on the matter, so for now let's all just hope this ends soon and those hostages are returned to there (sic) loved ones ASAP," she wrote.

Australian lawyer Heidi Edwards was with a group who sheltered in a stairwell, having fled from a yoghurt shop when the shooting and explosions began.

The University of Melbourne law graduate, who is working as an associate at the Kenya Human Rights Commission before returning to Victoria next year, told the ABC that at first she did not realise the loud bang she had heard was a weapon. She then thought it might be a robbery, before she grasped how serious the predicament was.

"It sounded like scaffolding falling at first, I wasn't that concerned," Ms Edwards said.

"Then there was some panic going on and then another one (noise) in quick succession and then some gunshots."

She found an unlocked "staff only" door leading to a service exit and used the stairs to get down to the ground floor along with a group of people.

"Somebody else, not us, poked their head out and saw a gunman," Ms Edwards said.

"It sounded like scaffolding falling at first, I wasn't that concerned," Ms Edwards said.

"Then there was some panic going on and then another one (noise) in quick succession and then some gunshots."

She found an unlocked "staff only" door leading to a service exit and used the stairs to get down to the ground floor along with a group of people.

"Somebody else, not us, poked their head out and saw a gunman," Ms Edwards said.

"There was no sirens which, for a Westerner was quite surprising - if that happened in Australia there would be sirens everywhere.

"It was just confusion more than anything else."

Former Australian resident Greg Aldous, a New Zealand national who now lives in Kenya, also escaped the frightening attack after cowering in a box.

Mr Aldous was buying groceries when there was a stampede of people shouting: "They're shooting, they're shooting!"

Fearing his white skin would make him a target, he hid for an hour before making a frantic escape through a car park.

"One of the snipers shot a dude about 10 metres away, just a guy, just a waiter," Mr Aldous said.

"We were petrified, it was a terrifying situation. They were coming in through the front, they were coming in through the back and we were just sitting ducks ... They are horrible people."

About 1000 shoppers were stranded in the mall when the terrorists struck.

Two French women and two Canadians, including a diplomat, are among the 59 dead.

- with Jessica Marszalek and Penelope Debelle, AAP

tom.minear@news.com.au

Sydney's Occupied Territories Insurgent Watch : Muslim Thug and Welfare Parasite,Omar Halaby arrested AGAIN

Convicted Muslim rioter Omar Halaby clashes with police again, charged with using offensive language

Janet Fife - Yeomans

The Daily Telegraph

September 23,2013

THE rioter who smashed the windscreen of a police car with a milk crate has been arrested for using offensive language to police.

Omar Halaby, 19, also allegedly refused to allow a female police officer to take his fingerprints, telling her: "You can't make me do anything. It's against my religion to allow females to touch me."

Halaby earlier this year escaped with a 12-month good behaviour bond for his role in last September's Muslim riot in the Sydney CBD after his lawyer told magistrate Pat O'Shane that he suffered from learning and physical disabilities.

Police allege that at 4.40pm on Saturday, Halaby was the passenger in a white BMW which drove past a police operation as officers stopped vehicles in Bryant Street, Padstow.

It is alleged that he yelled out of the car window: "F … off dog c … s."

He was arrested and refused to provide his name or details and was taken to Bankstown police station where he allegedly "resisted violently" and refused to provide his fingerprints to a female officer.

Police called an Arabic-speaking male officer who took Halaby's fingerprints.

It is believed that Halaby was being investigated for collecting a $200-a-week pension while bragging on Facebook that he worked as a subcontractor on a construction site.

In January Halaby pleaded guilty to smashing the windscreen of a marked police car with a milk crate and assaulting a TV cameraman during last year's riot.

The court heard Halaby yelled Islamic slogans at the camera crew and pushed a cameraman during the protest. He paid $500 for the damage to the police car.

Just before his court appearance in January, he posted on Facebook: ``Having the time of my life at Downing Centre Local Court.'

"He has literacy issues, a short attention span, things to that effect,'' Legal Aid lawyer Sophie Edin told the court at the time. That's what happens when your Mother and Father are your older brother and sister.

Halaby was given police bail to appear before Bankstown Local Court on October 9 charged with using offensive language and resisting arrest.

Omar Halaby Bio



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What makes the "Mufti of Sydney's Occupied Territories and his fellow insurgents "feel like we is on cloud nine" ?

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Muslim Insurgent refused Bail over Sydney CBD Riot

Australia's Freedom FROM Information Minister calls for Video Ban

The Bolt Report, September 16 2012 Pt's 1,2 and 3

Why would the Australian Government help facilitate this.......

September 15 2012 : Sydney's "Harmony Day" who's responsible ?

The Australian in this Coffin.......

Muslim Insurgents Sydney Riot latest Video and Pictures

Sydney under attack from Muslim Insurgents

Sydney's Occupied Territories erupt with bucket loads of Taqiya and Harmony Day Spin

Sydney's Occupied Territories:Sheik Shabbir Mohammedbhai Vaziri and Helen Magennis, charged with Female Genital Mutilation

Terror Australia: Terror Suspect admitted to Hospital with Stomach ( Period ? ) Pain

From Sydney's Occupied Territories: Sheik and a Nurse charged over Female Genital Mutilation

Terror Australis:Syrian linked Muslims arrested in Australian Terroro raid

More Harmony Day's Down Under

Sydney's Occupied Territories:Swaggering Muslim Rat with a Gold Tooth,Mahmoud Mariam, gets away with Murder sniggers and laughs at sentencing in Sydney Court.

Sydney's Occupied Territories:"...accidents are being staged,baseball bats used to add damage to vehicles,assessors threatened or bashed,"

1982 Sydney PA (Harmony Day celebration ? ) Bombing investigation re opened

Daniel Pipes speaks with Alan Jones

Melbourne Australia:Sudanese and Somali Refugees Crime five times that of Australians and Greens call for increased refugee intake

If only it were ONLY 10,000 predominantly Muslims massing in Malaysia preparing to invade Australia

Now it's Tamil (Tiger ?) Colonization of Australia, why not ? everyone else is brought here by the Government.

From Sydney's Occupied Territories:10,000 Muslim Insurgents mass to worship Paedophile Pirate Slave Trader and Prophet "Tonight is the Laylat al-Qadr,''

The Labor Governments Islamic Colonization of Australia continues unabated

Labor Green Loons latest Illegal entrant filled boat arrives with 211 illegal's aboard

Convicted Islamic Terrorist,Belal Saadallah Khazaal, High Court of Australia denies appeal.

Pious Muslims riot and attack Police at another Harmony Day Cultural Enrichment Ramadan Holy Festival in Sydney;s Occupied Territories

Labor Green Loon Islamic Colonization of Australia

Labor Green Loon's Islamic Colonization of Australia :Truth worse than the Fiction

Australia's Labor Green Loon Co Party Government sets new Olympic Record for Islamic Colonization of Australia 

Pious Muslims Iftikhar Ahmed, 52, and his wife Farzana Murder Daughter because she was too westernised

Malek Fahd Islamic School, Ordered to repay $9 Million to Australian Tax Payers

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Islamic Sociopaths Inc. London on Terror alert ahead of Olympic Games.

Mohammed Fouani: Jilted man's plan to burn his girl alive

Indian "Cultural Enrichment" and "Harmony Day" ambassador Extradited to Australia to face Rape Charges

When too much of the Religion of Peace is barely enough : Shocking acts of Godless Satan inspired savagery..........