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Posted on 12/15/2005 7:45:05 PM PST by TheWorldsAgainstMuslimGangs
Please act to stop any attacks on Christians by these gangs of these reported Muslim thugs in Australia.
Please read this years world report from www.aidtochurch.org . I am sure now Australia will be in this world report and will receive a lot of bad press for the first time due to the recent attacks in Sydney on Christians and their places of worship.
It should be of concern that reported Muslim radicals are now targeting Christians and Australians in Australia from the last few days of attacks on Churches and people etc.
It is starting to scare most of Sydney including many children and its terrible to see at Christmas
http://www.aidtochurch.org/pdf/Sintesi%20Rapporto%202005%20-%20Inglese.pdf
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http://www.news.com.au/story/print/0,10119,17564759,00.html
All the accused back on the street By David Fisher 14-12-2005 From: The Daily Telegraph
POLICE will be given new powers to target hoodlums but the state's flawed bail laws mean every single lout - from both sides - arrested in this week's riots will be back on the street almost immediately.
Members of the public and Opposition politicians were yesterday angry that police could arrest people involved in the incidents and be forced, under the state's bail laws, to release the alleged offenders while violence continues. One man was charged with assault, maliciously destroying property and resisting arrest and was granted bail on the condition he not return to Sutherland Shire until his case is heard next month.
Police caught and arrested him in the Shire within days but he was given bail again - despite the fact police were investigating his alleged involvement in another assault.
Premier Morris Iemma yesterday announced the Government would strengthen the bail laws.
However, the proposed changes do not cover the offences most people have been charged with over the past three days.
He said the presumption of bail would be removed for the offences of riot, affray and violent disorder.
These offences do not apply to about 80 per cent of the people charged over the violence in Cronulla and Maroubra.
Police sources said the proposed new bail laws were a result of the Macquarie Fields and Redfern riots - not to deal with what had happened in Cronulla.
Opposition Leader Peter Debnam said the easy bail conditions for the offenders were "a joke".
"Many of them have been in jail before and they just go out and commit more crimes," he said.
"It is revolving-door justice and that's why we've had the violence."
Mr Iemma announced other changes that will deal specifically with the sort of violence that has occurred this week.
He said that Parliament will be recalled tomorrow to pass new laws giving police unprecedented powers to "lock down" trouble spots, search people and cars and ban alcohol.
"These criminals have declared war on our society and we are not going to let them win," he said.
Under the new laws police will be able to:
LOCK down a specific area, take command of it and prevent anyone entering or leaving it;
SHUT down licensed premises in the event of a riot or to prevent large-scale public disorder;
DECLARE temporary alcohol-free zones;
CONFISCATE a vehicle and search its occupants if they are involved in public disorder; and
BLOCK convoys of cars heading to specific locations. The Government also plans to increase the penalty for rioting by five years to 15 years jail while the penalty for affray will be doubled to 10 years in jail. "These are not going to solve all the problems, but unfortunately this sort of violence has to be met with force and it will," Mr Iemma said.
Police Commissioner Ken Moroney supported the increased powers, as did Mr Debnam.
Asked if he was embarrassed that the racial unrest had attracted international attention to Sydney, the Premier said: "It's a case of these people have brought shame on our city."
Deputy Commissioner Andrew Scipione yesterday said NSW police had been in "preliminary" discussions with police from Queensland and Victoria about the possibility of them providing reinforcements.
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Areas the Lebanese MUSLIM Gangs frequent on Sundays often in numbers of up to 1000 are: Wollongong, Brighton Le sands, Bondi Beach, Maroubra (sometimes), Manly, Cronulla and of course the City George Street and The Rocks). They are generally easy to spot due to their loud music in their cars which also disturb everyone in the community at some stage.
One source told me they would hope upwards of 20-25,000 Aussies will go to the Cronulla area beaches to protect the locals and Lifesavers of Cronulla this weekend just in case they are needed! They don't think that Police for 3 days will help... They think its time for locals to support each other and protect their rights and their communities
This is amazing but I believe due to the amount of press it may become a fact that some Australians will take a stand and protect their communities and especially people like Life savers , their daughters and wives on the beach against any gangs of thugs
Welcome to FR.
Its a good thing you all turned in your guns a few years back, eh?
Good luck to you.
Dig up those old Lee Enfields you buried in cosmoline down by the Bilabong and put them to use culling those Islamofascist "Roos." One hop, they're dead!
Of course you know that eventually you'll have to bulldoze the mosques and deport or execute all the jihadis. (Ref. Ferdinand and Isabella, A.D. 1492)
According to legend, during WWII Americans sent a shipload of donated, privately owned firearms to England to help a disarmed British populace defend their homes against the impending Nazi invasion.
The guns were kept locked in a warehouse until needed. When the invasion never occured, the guns were melted down for scrap.
Since you folks 'down under' were forced to disarm, perhaps someone can arrange another boatlift of firearms to help you good folks (of all faiths) defend yourselves against these terrorist thugs.
I sincerely trust that no honorable government would choose to prosecute honest citizens for arming themselves for self-defense against these gangs. As recent news from France proves, these murderous thugs have no problem obtaining military style weapons or high explosives.
Good luck. Looks like you're going to need it.
Good luck in purging the pestilence.
Hang in there.
We didn't.
There are millions of legal firearms in private hands in Australia - and nobody has a clue how many illegal ones.
Australians were not forced to disarm. There are millions of legally held firearms in the hands of private citizens in Australia. For some reason, some people have chosen to misrepresent this basic fact overseas to the extent that a lot of people now believe guns are banned in Australia.
There are controls. There are some stupid controls. But guns are still legal.
Gangs of up to 1000 Muslims??? Baloney - I live in Sydney and that's NOT happening. What they usually do is drive around in small groups of 4 or 5 cars.
If there's trouble, then they call more on the mobile phones. But I'm pretty confident that with the new powers, police will stop them dead in their tracks this weekend.
And yes, we can still buy guns - you need a licence, but it's perfectly legal to own them.
Good.
Good to know that Australia is peopled by the same sort of rebels, malcontents and freethinkers as the US.
It was illegal for the Scots to own weapons for centuries- but they still made do.
As far as gun control goes, I would be comfortable with requiring a license for US gun owners. It should be no more- and no less- difficult to own a gun in the US than it is to own an automobile.
And if you mess up, you lose your license.
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