Posted on 10/07/2015 1:19:46 PM PDT by naturalman1975
IN the past week Arthur Phillip High School in Parramatta has seen one of its students become a terrorist gunman.
Attention has fallen on others too — some are suspected of inciting violence against police in hate-fuelled online posts while other students and former students are believed to be sympathetic to the Islamic State.
Several had relatives caught up in the wave of terror raids throughout western Sydney yesterday morning.
Some in the school community were stunned and worried by the sudden attention, while others said the relationship between boys at the school and the police had been getting worse for some time.
The school is just 300m from a shooting scene where 15-year-old Farhad Jabar executed Curtis Cheng last Friday outside Paramatta Police Station.
Jabar then taunted police before he was gunned down by special constables guarding the headquarters.
According to its website 90 per cent of the 1400 students at Arthur Phillip High come from a non-English speaking background and from at least 40 different cultures.
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“According to its website 90 per cent of the 1400 students at Arthur Phillip High come from a non-English speaking background and from at least 40 different cultures”
What could possibly go wrong?
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“According to its website 90 per cent of the 1400 students at Arthur Phillip High come from a non-English speaking background and from at least 40 different cultures.”
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Gee,what could possibly go wrong?
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One minute, 21 seconds. GMTA
Amazing !
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You let them in to your country! What the hell did you expect the sons of jihadis to do?
I guess all cultures aren’t equal after all...............
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