Sydney - Sydlamibad, Australistan: Islamic Jihad Downunder

[Rev.Cambeul]

A sand nigger - #illridewithyou NOT! #illneverridewithyou #kickasandnigga - convicted of racially motivated criminal acts, charged with more than fifty counts of sexual molestation of gullible White women, on bail for murder and known to advocate for the violent overthrow of the Australian government and enslavement and murder of its population is "... known to Federal agents, but not watched by them." Why? Obviously because those same agents already have their hands full watching disgruntled but otherwise peaceful White Racial Loyalists, looking for any opening for witch to crucify them in their efforts to make an example of, vilify and punish independent White thought.

Cui bono?

@Cailen.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/opinion/colin-james-forget-the-asio-watch-list-its-time-to-start-a-whacko-list/story-fni6unxq-1227164367495


APPARENTLY the lunatic at the centre of the Sydney siege dropped off the official security watch list. Well, here's an idea. How about a list for plain old whackos? 
 
We have been told Man Haron Monis did not meet the criteria to stay on the watch list, despite his obvious extremism. No doubt the criteria is classified and will never be made public, like his ASIO file. Handy that.

What isn't classified is Monis's provocative behaviour in public and his nonsensical rantings in his letters, on social media and on his websites. Then there was his violence towards his former wife, his sexual depravity against his clients and his obsession with radical Islamic leanings.

But, according to the powers that be, despite all of this so-called devotion to the violent version of Jihad, he didn't need to be put under surveillance. That is just ridiculous.

In anyone's language here was a dangerous whacko who needed to be watched, not for any other reason than simply because he was a whacko, a walking timebomb.

No doubt civil libertarians are going to protest at the suggestion, accusing me of advocating for a police state. There was a time I would have sympathised. Not any more I'm afraid. Those days are gone. Not after what happened last week in Sydney.

If people present a danger to the community then they must be watched by authorities, whether it is done covertly or by visits to their homes. It's what we pay our security agencies to do. It is why they exist.

We do it each year during the bushfire season with Operation Nomad, when known firebugs are actively watched and checked on, with police officers dispatched to remind them to behave themselves,.

Why can't it be broadened it out to whackos, like Monis. If they don't like it, simple. Pull their heads in, settle down and behave. Like the rest of us. It is called living in a civilised society.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott summed it up perfectly last week when he described Monis as a "deeply disturbed individual" who was "constantly weird". In other words, a whacko.

"How can someone who has had such a long and chequered history, not be on the appropriate watchlists? And how can someone like that be entirely at large in the community?" Mr Abbott quite rightly asked.

Years ago I went to Tasmania to investigate the background of Martin Bryant, the deranged albino who shot 35 people dead and injured another 23 with an arsenal of semi-automatic weapons at Port Arthur.

Now, there was another whacko. This was an individual who frequented the Hobart casino dressed in white suits and a white Panama hat, who had a surfboard bolted to the roof of his car, reportedly slept with a pig and had more guns than the local Army reservists.

Everyone in southern Tasmania knew this guy was a whacko but was he was being watched, monitored by police, checked on by authorities? Like Monis, the answer is tragically in the negative.

Another standout candidate for a whacko list was conspiracy theorist Tony Grosser. He was a well-known nutcase within newsrooms, police stations and court houses before he shot STAR Group officer Derrick McManus 14 times during a siege in the Barossa Valley.

Then there are all the other whackos I have professionally crossed paths with over the past 30 years who, in my opinion, should have been under some form of surveillance. It didn't take long with any of them to work out they were potentially dangerous.

I don't profess to have worked out exactly how a whacko list could actually operate. My initial thoughts are that each police station across every state should be asked to assemble its officers and ask them who their most dangerous whackos are.

Preliminary lists with supporting files could then be sent to police intelligence units which could liase with federal agencies such as the AFP and ASIO to work out if some of the whackos should go on their lists too.

Perhaps that's as simple as it could all be. We just go back to old-fashioned grass roots policing, where local cops work with local communities to look for people who are acting weird, displaying the traits of whackos.

They are not hard to spot. They tend to hang around shopping centres, libraries, bus stops, the odd playground. Or they have strange houses and spend too much time online.

You never know, if all of us kept a watch for whackos - and let the police or the national security hotline know when we see someone or something which definitely presents a risk - then we might just be able to stop the next senseless act of violence.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/world/islamic-state-praises-sydney-siege-attack-in-monthly-dabiq-magazine/story-fnjbobed-1227169934131


THE Islamic State group has published in its monthly English-language magazine an interview with the Jordanian pilot captured last week after his plane crashed in northern Syria. 
 
The controversial IS magazine was posted online today.

In the same issue of the magazine, the Islamic State group also praises the attack on a cafe in Sydney, Australia this month.

They are that naieve they probably think that clown got a ticket to heaven and a whole lot of virgins for doing that. Because God gets a kick out of people who go hold sieges and kill people, bully pregnant women and  who have done nothing bad to them.

[Rev.Cambeul]

God gets a kick out of people who go hold sieges and kill people, bully pregnant women and  who have done nothing bad to them.

Sounds like the perfect description of the god of Abraham - the lord of the Jews, Christians and Muslims - to me.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Well you have to understand a fallen Angel corrupted Adam and Eve and this cheesed God off. (How do you know Adam and Eve weren't from Ethiopia?Ever tried taking a rib off an Ethiopian?)

Anyway God still had a chip on his shoulder so he made people kill animals to serve as Sacrifices. He also said it wasn't cool to kill people then said it is o.k to kill certain sorts of people in the book of Leviticus.

Anyway he got sick of people sending him crappy sacrificed animals.. so he gave up Jesus for the world.. but if you don't like Jesus.. well God doesn't like you much.

Me, I like Jesus to some extent.Hey at least he went into the kike's temples , kicked over their money factory and told them to quit being greedy. Problem was the kikes never really listened to him after all that.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Who's this Jesus? Was he a person? Or just a kike foisted upon us by Rabbis in Rome?