Sydney - Sydlamibad, Australistan: Islamic Jihad Downunder

[Rev.Cambeul]

The Martyred Australians Dead in the fight against Islam.

Cafe manager Tori Johnson was killed attempting to disarm the gunman.



Katrina Dawson, mother of three, killed trying to defend her pregnant friend.

Source: http://www.news.com.au/national/martin-place-cafe-siege-police-storm-cafe-and-kill-gunman-sheik-man-haron-monis/story-fncynjr2-1227157498633

Two dead and the government is withholding information as to the total injured. There's only one response to this: burn a mosque to the ground for each murdered and injured Australian -  a total of seven so far, if you want to believe a complicit media. The sub-human filth of Islam will soon get the message and leave, and the traitorous cowards of Australia who reject their WHITE HISTORY can piss off with them back to the Third World; because if you stay, #YoullHangTogether - #DayOfTheRope.

@Cailen.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2014/12/16/grief-for-slain-cafe-hostages.html?cid=BP_RSS_sn-topstories_3_grief-for-slain-cafe-hostages_161214

At an impromptu shrine set up in Martin Place, colleagues from Ms Dawson's legal chambers, Eight Selborne, added flowers and tributes to the makeshift memorial that grew throughout Tuesday.

Fantastic! Is that all they are going to do? Then go back to their beer, footy, beach, materialism and Nightclubs? Or do you think they are going to put the wheels in motion to deport all these Muslims and re-introduce the white Australia policy?

[Rev.Cambeul]

Being lawyers, they'll probably double their efforts to reach out to the Islamic community by petitioning the government to bring in more of the primitive, murdering brown filth. And then, being lawyers, they'll go back to their Chardonnay, tennis, private saunas, materialism and nightclubs  - nightclubs being the only place the rich ever rub shoulders with the scum of the universe as they replenish their supply of Ice. To her colleagues, Ms Dawson is not a martyr in the war for White Australia, but is instead a sacrifice to their MultiCULTi gods of Political Correctness. Now that they have sacrificed one of their own, and hugged a Muslim, they know that they and their families are forever free to suck down their Chardonnay, play tennis and inject their meth without being called upon for another sacrifice.

Note: There is mention in Australian media of a rise in police attention to "racist" attacks by Whites against Muslims on public transport, but there is no mention of a rise in Black on White violence, Muslim intimidation of White women and bomb scares.

@Cailen.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Does Lindt Chocolates Pay the Halal Protection Racket?

NO!

http://www.halalchoices.com.au/product_lists_nonhalal.html

Bonnie Griffiths‎ --> Lindt Australia
September 12
Is Lindt Chocolates halal certified

Lindt Australia
September 14
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[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/tony-abbott-questions-gun-laws-as-he-announces-inquiry-into-martin-place-siege-20141217-1295y2.html

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has suggested that firearm laws may need to be changed as he said that the Martin Place gunman had a gun licence despite having a long criminal history that included being out on bail for being an accessory to murder.

As he announced an urgent review into the Martin Place siege that took the lives of two hostages, on Wednesday, Mr Abbott said that while he had great confidence in Australia's police and security agencies, there was a need to reflect on what could have been done better.
He said gunman Man Haron Monis had a licence for his gun and questioned existing gun laws, saying: "there are questions to be asked when someone with such a history of infatuation with extremism, violent crime and mental instability should be in possession of a gun licence".



"I do want answers to some obvious questions," he said.

Mr Abbott said the review – which will be conducted by federal and NSW officials –  would report back by the end of January and would focus on how Monis evaded authorities.

This includes how he got permanent residency in Australia, why he was receiving welfare payments, how he got a gun licence, why he was allowed out into the community on bail and why he had fallen off the terror watch list in 2009.

Mr Abbott said he would "not rest" until he was confident that Australians were as safe as the government could make them.

He said there was "incredulity" in the national security committee of cabinet when it was briefed on the details of Mr Monis' life.

Yesterday during the siege, hostages were forced to appear in videos, demanding that Mr Abbott speak to the gunman.

Mr Abbott said he did not speak to Mr Monis on the advice of police.

He added that people should only be able to drop off the terror watch lists if they were no longer a threat, but said that authorities did not yet know how strong Mr Monis' links were to Islamic State.

Mr Abbott said he was not able say whether or not Mr Monis was on the FBI's watch list.

"I can let you know that I have spoken to a number of Australia's international friends including President Obama," the Prime Minister told reporters.

Mr Abbott said he shared the Australian public's "exasperation" about how Mr Monis had evaded authorities.

He said that it appeared that the gunman had been "having a lend of us at the very least for so many years".

Along with examining Mr Monis' arrival in Australia and how he was granted asylum, permanent residency and citizenship and his interaction with welfare agencies, the terms of reference also call for investigation into:
the interaction of Mr Monis with the NSW justice system;
Mr Monis' access to firearms;
whether, how and at what stage relevant national security legislative powers including Control Orders were or could have been used in relation to his activities of security concern; and
any lessons learnt by the NSW and Australian Federal Police about the handling of the siege

Mr Monis moved to Australia from Iran in 1996 and received political asylum in 2001.

He had a history of more than 40 charges of indecent and sexual assault, sent offensive letters to the families of soldier killed in Afghanistan and was out on bail for being an accessory (before and after) to the murder of his ex-wife, by his then partner.

On Wednesday afternoon, questions were raised about the exact status of Mr Monis' gun licence.

Court documents show that during a police interview in 2011 in relation to a stalking an intimidation charge that was ultimately dismissed, Mr Monis said he had previously had access to a firearm when he worked as a "security officer".

"I had a licence then I went and got another licence ... I was shooting at the target," Mr Monis told police in the interview, a transcript of which was released to the media on Tuesday in a tranche of court documents.

"But is that firearms licence expired or still current," the interviewing police officer asked.

"No, of course that has been expired many years ago," Mr Monis replied.

"So do you still have any access to firearms?" the officer continued.

"No, no," Monis replied.


Great! we are going to have even tighter gun control now.

On the plus side I hope this enquiry get some of these government clowns to pull their heads in and put a stop to more immigration and more importantly dis-allowing wankers like the terrorist to have such a "lend of us" over the time he has leeched off us! As well as disrespecting our law and committing so many awful offences and getting off!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/national/how-did-sydney-siege-gunman-man-haron-monis-slip-through-the-cracks/story-fnjbnxug-1227159015884


IRAN says it requested the extradition of Man Haron Monis - the gunman behind the Sydney hostage siege - 14 years ago but Australia refused. 
 
In new developments the head of Iran's police, Gen Ismail Ahmadi Moghaddam, told BBC reporters that Monis was wanted in Iran for fraud in 1996 but that he fled to Australia.

"Since we did not have an agreement on the extradition of criminals with Australia, the Australian police refused to extradite him," he said.

When asked to confirm the claim in a press conference this afternoon, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he would not confirm it but not deny it either.

Mr Abbott did confirm that Man Haron Monis held a gun license and that he had been on welfare.

These latest revelations the latest in a stream of questions being asked by the community and its leaders in the wake of the horrifying Sydney siege that killed two innocent people and injured dozens of others.

As the public learns more and more about the violence, history and disturbed mind of Man Haron Monis, the demand for answers strengthens.

WE WERE WARNED

Monis arrived in Australia as a refugee from Iran in 1996, and apparently alarm bells were ringing about his dangerous past even before he reached out shores.

According to Fars News International, Iran's government news agency, he had stolen $US200,000 from people applying for travel visas when he was working in a local travel agency, and used that money to flee to Australia.



Doesn't it just keep getting better and better? Australia was hell bent on keeping a known Muslim crook!