The Rise of Middle Eastern Crime in Australia

The Quadrant Magazine (Australia). ^ | January 2004 | Tim Priest

[1066AD]

I got this link from Michelle Malkin's site.

I have no idea of the credibility or reputation of the author but he paints a nightmarish picture.

[Dark Skies]

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[rellimpank]

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[ncountylee]

Bookmarked, thanks.

[starfish923]

The rise of drug crime anywhere is pretty grim. It shows a society that had better get out the big guns, re-vamp their crime-tech lab, hire more geeks for same high-tech crime-catching toys, make some tougher drug laws and elect some judges with cajones to sentence those thugs as they should be.

That they are middle-eastern shouldn't scare the Aussies. Middle-eastern thugs rot in prisons just as easily as anyone else. They certainly aren't any smarter than any other drug dealers.

Being drug dealers and religious zealots happens the OTHER way around. The zealots use drug money. Drug dealers don't become religious zealots.

I remember the 1066 date (Norman Conquest) because that was the price of my house mortgage payment. OOOoo, that was a lot of money to me then. :o)

[A. Pole]

As was the case in those days, we arrested every adult and teenager who had hampered our search. When it came to court, they were represented by Legal Aid, of course, who claimed that these people were innocent of the minor charges of public disorder and hindering police, because they were recent arrivals from a country where people have an historical hatred towards police, and that they also had poor communications skills and that the police had not executed the warrant in a manner that was acceptable to the Muslim occupants.

KosovA/AustraliO spelling bump

[Ninian Dryhope]

It sounds familiar.

[khnyny]

Excellent, but frightening post. All of the crime which the Middle Eastern Mafia is engaging in probably FUNDS terrorism too. The drug money, stolen vehicles, theft, etc., translates into huge numbers.

What are the possibilities that certain members of the Aussie government and/or police are on the take? It's happened many, many times here in the good 'ol USA and is probably going on now in a lot of areas. Frequently, good police officers find themselves enmeshed in a culture governed by corruption and greed, where only the insiders receive promotions and thus ensure the gravy train continues.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

I'd say the first step is to teach Peter Ryan and his friends how to dance.

At the end of a rope.

Then, dig up the guns and get started. This is war to the death for Australia, just as for every decent nation in this world.

[zeugma]

Bump. This post needs to be widely read.

[Milhous]

bttt

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Nice post!

Good thing the Australians made gun ownership illegal. Think what the gangs could do if they had guns. /sarcasm

[wideminded]

Thanks for posting this. Very interesting article.

[Fred Nerks]

Tim Priest, a voice crying in the wilderness. New South Wales got what it voted for. Sydney is a Labor (socialist) stronghold.

Police Commissioner Ryan (imported from the UK,) turned the police into social workers. Nannies, in other words.

As you know, they will reap what they sow and Sydney will suffer terribly. The Lebanese are going to turn it into a Beiruit Down Under.

[Fred Nerks]

Tim Priest has been warning us for years. Thanks for posting this very important article.

[Dark Skies]

Beiruit Down Under...

Ha! Not if I know Mick Dundee.

[R. Scott]

…including the women hiding heroin in baby nappies and on themselves and refusing to be searched by policewomen because of religious beliefs.

Strange religion – it forbids women cops to search women criminals for illegal drugs?
Peter Ryan sounds like a real winner. Is he an American from San Francisco?

[TheMole]

MANY OF YOU would have heard of the horrific problems in France with the outbreak of unprecedented crimes amongst an estimated five million Muslim immigrants. Middle Eastern males now make up 45,000 of the 90,000 inmates in French prisons. There are no-go areas in Paris for police and citizens alike. The rule of law has broken down so badly that when police went to one of these areas recently to round up three Islamic terrorists, they went in armoured vehicles, with heavy weaponry and over 1000 armed officers, just to arrest a few suspects. Why did it need such numbers? Because the threat of terrorist reprisal was minimal compared to the anticipated revolt by thousands of Middle Eastern and North African residents who have no respect for the rule of law in France and consider intrusions by police and authority a declaration of war.

Since the magazine date is January 2004 one would assume that he gave the speech in November 2003. He certainly seems to have been accurately informed about the situation in France. I need hardly note that he wouldn't have learned any of this from mainstream media.

[Jason_b]

Let a westerner try to stave off a search by making a religious claim. See how far that gets him. Heck in this country even the 4th amendment won't keep the police out of your pants if the police think some contraband is hiding in there.

Step one dealing with these animals is to make it clear that their religion shall not be a shield against a reasonable search. If it is established that heroin is in the area, then everyone will be searched, by force if necessary.

And as far as the spitting goes, the next one that does that, knock the teeth out of his or her mouth with a rifle butt; a few broken jaws, lost teeth later the spitting will stop.

I tend to agree with those who think this is war. I am reminded of the first trade center attack. We were at war then but didn't realize it. There is a lot of that kind of denial going around. It will get worse. I'm counting 3...2...1...to when what is happening in France and Australia is tried here.

I notice that the media has been silent about France lately. Has everything settled down over there?

[R. Scott]

I tend to agree with those who think this is war.

I am believing that more every day. I hate to sound like a paranoid nutcase, but a little paranoia is a good thing. I have even started carrying when I walk my dog. The Islamic Learning Center around the corner has absolutely nothing to do with it.
Right.
Trust me.