By MICHAEL SLOVANOS
THE Australian Labor Party and its reckless open border policy needs major reform before the warring factions of Islam and Judaism impose a full dictatorship on the people of Australia.
This is already happening with arrests made in Queensland, under a Liberal-National Party government, of people for shouting anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian slogans at protests.
The Palestine-supporting Islamo-left is outraged by the LNP government’s ridiculous ban on protest slogans such as “globalize the intifada” and “from the River to the Seat, Palestine will be free”. Those Islamo-leftists are rightly outraged at the arrests of two protesters for merely shouting those slogans at demonstrations.
If any action is to be taken by police against such protests, use of the slogan “globalize the infifada” should be accompanied by a warning that such a threat could be taken as a threat against the Australian state and therefore an act of sedition or treason that can be investigated and prosecuted under anti-terrorism laws.
The situation is an indictment of the Queensland LNP, trampling free speech rights on behalf of the paranoid, perpetually whining Jewish lobby, and effectively all they have done is to encourage groups like Justice for Palestine Brisbane to rally around their cause and launch a legal fighting fund.
Pushing these obnoxious restrictions on free speech are two Federal Government-appointed bureaucrats, Jillian Segal AO, the Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism in Australia and Aftab Malik, the Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia.
These appointments are a sick joke, and are simply political pitches to the mass Islamic urban vote and wealthy Jewish political donors. “Anti-semitism” and “Islamaphobia” are spurious political slogans used to bludgeon critics of Judaism and Islam who do not want fanatics within these religions to assault broader national unity.
Albanese meanwhile, has fueled a fight between the Lebanese Muslim Association and the radical Stand4Palestine group, by attending an Eid celebration at the Lakemba Mosque with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke. Protesters heckled Albanese and Burke and the Lebanese group as genocide supporters.
The protest was organised by Sheik Mukhlis Mah, one of the radical blow-ins that Burke and Albanese allow into the country. “How dare you come here, this is our sacred place,” he bellowed at Albanese. What a pity there weren’t a few loyal Aussies there to put this odious import in his place.
If Moslems like Mukhlis can’t tolerate a couple of non-Muslim politicians in his Mosque he should piss right off back to his beloved Iran or wherever where he can live his life under the blissful rule of mullahs.
This is exactly where Albanese and Burke’s immigration system fails miserably. It should be made crystal clear to immigrants that their entry to Australia can be reviewed with a view to deportation if they fail to adhere and adapt to Australian law and customs and/or advocate holy war against the state.
