Shock showdown ... Sheik Taj el-Din al-Hilaly is planning a challenge on three Labor seats, including that held by Premier Morris Iemma.
The second was Auburn I think...do you know the name of the other seat?
Posted on 01/27/2007 10:24:24 PM PST by Aussie Dasher
An Islamic utopia would be a world without Islam.
They are ant-capitalist, they hate Western "imperialism" and they want to nationalize things and create a utopia. They sound like good little socialists. Oh, goody, they are "religious" too! I bet they would be welcomed at any "peace" march.
Iemma has an election in 7 weeks. He's not stupid...
HA! I thought that, too.
Mr Iemma said he was looking forward to going head to head with Sheik Hilaly. "I'm confident the majority of my electorate, including the majority of Muslim constituents, would back my views every day," he said.
In Lakemba, the Muslim community makes up nearly 13 per cent (8264) of the electorate. Mr Iemma won 64.21 per cent (24,060) of the 39,093 votes cast in the 2003 election.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/01/20/1169096030968.html
An Islamic utopia. Baloney. It's about jealousy and the desire for power. They are insanely jealous of the West. They've had so many generations to create something for themselves and are incapable of it, so all they can do is focus on destroy those who can accomplish something for themselves in this world. Send them and their families back where they came from. Since they can do is kill, let them kill each other.
The non-Muslim vote is over 87%. I know where my money would be!!!!
Islamic utopia translates to open sewer...
Has Hilaly returned from Egypt? I've lost track.
Yep. Got back this week. The local moozies have told him to keep a low profile. As if!!!!!! LOL!
Shock showdown ... Sheik Taj el-Din al-Hilaly is planning a challenge on three Labor seats, including that held by Premier Morris Iemma.
The second was Auburn I think...do you know the name of the other seat?
Islamic Utopia. Well, at least we won't have to shave anymore. Or bathe.
Here we go...Lakemba, Auburn, Bankstown:
Muslim leader attacks Hilali's state poll plan
David King and Imre Salusinszky
January 22, 2007
A PROMINENT Islamic leader has described Australian Mufti Taj Din al-Hilali's plans to field Muslim candidates at the NSW election as "about as helpful as Pauline Hanson getting back into politics".
Australian Federation of Islamic Councils legal adviser Haset Sali made the comment yesterday after Sheik Hilali called for a "shake-up" of Australian politics and revealed plans to recruit and endorse Muslim candidates in at least three western Sydney seats.
Sheik Hilali backed away from plans to personally contest the Sydney seat of Lakemba, held by NSW Premier Morris Iemma, but plans to enlist candidates to run as independents in three Labor-held seats.
Mr Iemma called on Sheik Hilali to bring it on, so that Muslim voters had the opportunity to "reject his lunacy".
"Don't hide behind another candidate. If you want to challenge, challenge yourself," he said. "It will be an opportunity for decent, right-thinking people of that community to reject the lunacy that he's put up."
Sheik Hilali's spokesman, Keysar Trad, said the plan was to field candidates in the seats of Bankstown, Auburn and Lakemba and use their preferences to "get politicians to lift their game".
Lebanese Muslim Association president Tom Zreika, who has close ties to the Liberal Party, said the sheik had a big support base. "He'll have a lot of support in the community. As to whether he's going to win, that's another question," he told Network Ten.
State Labor secretary Mark Arbib challenged the Coalition and the Greens to declare if they would direct preferences toward Sheik Hilali's candidates.
"Peter Debnam and the Liberals must come clean on their plan to run a candidate linked with the mufti against Premier Iemma," he said. "The sheik's main supporter, Tom Zreika, is a senior Liberal Party member and a Liberal councillor on Auburn city council; it begs the question, what role is Peter Debnam and the Liberal Party playing?"
NSW Opposition Leader Peter Debnam said Sheik Hilali should "stay out of politics and stay overseas".
"He's got no positive contribution to make. His divisive and offensive attitudes are not welcome," he said.
The sheik is expected to return to Sydney this week from Egypt to meet with Muslim community leaders and select candidates.
Mr Zreika said he thought a mufti-backed candidate would win community support. "The Muslims vote as a block, there are votes there for him," he said.
Sheik Hilali is considered the most senior Islamic figure in Australia.
Mr Trad ruled himself out of contention as a candidate.
is a senior Liberal Party member and a Liberal councillor on Auburn city council
hmmmmm...what do we make of that?
Guns are banned in Australia, remember their national "buy back" scheme of a few years ago?
Makes them an easier target for the muzzie slime.
Similar to what the Pelosi/Schumer/Fienstein cabal have in mind for the U.S.
That I will make some enqiries about.
Promises to be very interesting!
http://bluemountains.yourguide.com.au/detail.asp?class=national%20news&subclass=general&story_id=551551&category=general
That's the one I saw. Looks to be a showdown in the local moozie community.
Yep. Ain't democracy wonderful, LOL!
Gotta love it!!!
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