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  • Shots fired into cars at carol service (Australia -abuse by men of Middle Eastern appearance)

    12/13/2005 11:21:37 PM PST · by nickcarraway · 36 replies · 1,191+ views
    Sydney Morning Herald ^ | December 14, 2005
    SHOTS were fired at teachers' cars, and parents and children were abused at a primary school Christmas carol service in Sydney, the Catholic Church has said. The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, George Pell, said people at a service on Monday night at St Joseph the Worker Primary School in Auburn were abused by men of Middle Eastern appearance. He said shots were also heard and staff yesterday morning found bullet holes in their cars. No one was hurt. Cardinal Pell says he is deeply concerned by the targeting of Christmas celebrations for students as young as five and the attack...
  • Fortress Cronulla: no way through [Aussie police stop Muslim "invaders"]

    12/13/2005 6:41:14 AM PST · by aculeus · 37 replies · 1,341+ views
    Sydney Morning Herald ^ | December 14, 2005 | By Anne Davies, Jonathan Pearlman and Les Kennedy
    POLICE prepared to impose a virtual blockade on Sutherland Shire last night, erecting checkpoints on every main access road to prevent a repeat of the race riots at Cronulla. And State Parliament will be recalled tomorrow to give police emergency powers to lock down parts of Sydney, ban the sale of alcohol, conduct random searches and confiscate vehicles. An extra 450 police took to the streets in expectation of a third night of racial tension. Officers restricted in-bound traffic to Cronulla to one lane and checked every car passing a checkpoint on Kingsway, at the corner of Wilbar Avenue, from...