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AUSTRALIA ISSUES FATWA LOL!

Anti-terror laws raise 'police state' concerns
Muslim and legal groups say the Federal Government's new counter-terrorism laws will unfairly target the Muslim community and could lead to Australia becoming a "police state".

The new security measures allow for terror suspects to be held for up to 14 days without charge and the monitoring of suspects for 12 months through a tracking device.

The new laws will also make inciting terrorist attacks an offence.

The premiers of Queensland and New South Wales say they will examine the new anti-terror laws.

Anjad Mehboob, chief executive of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, believes it is a step backwards for Australia and the Muslim community.

"We feel that this is going to drive people who might be contemplating acts of violence and terrorism underground," he said...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200509/s1456486.htm


66 posted on 09/27/2005 2:53:59 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (Understand islam understand evil - read THE LIFE OF MUHAMMAD free pdf see link My Page)
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To: Fred Nerks
Anjad Mehboob, chief executive of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, believes it is a step backwards for Australian dhimmitude and the Muslim community global Jihad.

It seems even Mehboob admits the shoe fits. Poor mooselimbs, they are no longer free to practice the violent tenets of their "religion."

"We feel that this is going to drive people who might be contemplating acts of violence and terrorism underground"

He actually said this out loud? LOL!

***Cue the customary islamic whining about "oppression" and "humiliation"...***

67 posted on 09/27/2005 5:27:49 PM PDT by USF (I see your Jihad and raise you a Crusade ™ © ®)
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