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To: Candor7
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Poll suggests 49 percent of Australians back Muslim migrant ban

Federal Labor has cautioned against the findings of a poll showing almost half of all Australians want a ban on Muslim immigrants

Forty-nine per cent of people surveyed in an Essential poll agreed that Muslims should be blocked from the country while 40 per cent disagreed with the idea.

There was 60 per cent support for the ban among coalition voters, 40 per cent from Labor and a surprising 34 per cent from Greens voters.

More than a third felt Muslims did not integrate into Australian society as their main reason for supporting a ban, with some citing concerns about terrorism and lack of uptake of Australian values, the poll published in The Guardian showed.

33 posted on 09/20/2016 11:00:12 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (Fair Dinkum)
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To: Fred Nerks

Pauline Hanson has a shot at becoming Australia’s next PM. Lets hope she can pull it off! Thanks for the link.

Is it not interesting to see that ordinary Australian patriots who want to secure the peace and order of their country are labelled “far right.” .

They are not far right. They are simply not dimmi liberals who have a totalitarian inside screaming to get out, who agree with taqqiya that Islam is a religion of peace.

Sharia is a method of dehumanization and conquest, a destroyer of individual freedom.ONE NATION has the truth figured out, and that needs to be presented to Australians wholesale.

NO MORE MUSLIM IMMIGRATION to fuel the demographic warfare of the Obama created caliphate.


34 posted on 09/21/2016 3:11:21 AM PDT by Candor7 ( Obama fascism article:(http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/05/barack_obama_the_quintessentia_1.html)
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