Sydney - Sydlamibad, Australistan: Islamic Jihad Downunder

[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!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/tony-abbott-wants-to-know-why-sydney-hostage-taker-man-haron-monis-had-a-gun-licence/story-fni6ulvf-1227158943800


NSW Police have disputed Prime Minister Tony Abbott's claim that "madman" Man Haron Monis had a gun licence before he launched his attack at Martin Place. 
 
Mr Abbott made the claim when he announced an urgent review into the Sydney siege, saying there are some obvious questions that need answering in the wake of the terrorist attack. .

The prime minister, who described Monis as a "madman" today, wants to know how he was able to have "a lend of us for so many years".

He questioned how the gunman - killed in a hail of gunfire on Tuesday morning - managed to get permanent residency in Australia. It was also vital the review looked into how Monis, who was known to security agencies, was on bail, was on welfare and had a gun licence despite such a long history of violence.

But in a statement issued to media, NSW Police confirmed this was not true.

"The NSW Police Force has conducted checks with the NSW Firearms Registry and can confirm there is no record of the 50-year-old man (Man Monis) having held a firearms licence," the statement read.


Great! so perhaps Tony just wanted to use this as an opportunity to disarm Aussies further?

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

O.K now.. so what does this all really mean? What does it amount to? what will it amount to?

YOU CAN FLY THE FLAG ALL YOU WANT ... BUT IT MEANS NOTHING UNLESS YOU FLY THE FLAG ON THE INSIDE ALL THE TIME!

Think how many of those white people that put flowers down there are actually going to do something to get Islam outlawed here and educate others of white racial awareness?

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/opinion/david-penberthy-man-haron-monis-hated-us-while-he-took-us-for-a-ride/story-fni6unxq-1227161240152?sv=abfc2a18a9a110fd53eec7f990336ffe


OVER the past 48 hours there has been a lot of energy wasted debating the merits of the social media campaign #illridewithyou, which started in the middle of Monday's siege. 
 
The campaign urged people to tweet their public transport route and invite Muslim Australians in their neighbourhood to travel with them the following day to ensure their safety.

Many people thought it was a kindly gesture, others deemed it a guilt trip aimed at solving an illusory problem.

I didn't really care about it either way. When I went to bed on Monday I did so hoping to wake to the news that the siege was over and that one man had surrendered or died — but, tragically, that was not the case.



Given this sickening result, the only ride which should be of real interest is the one which Man Haron Monis took us for during his 18 useless years in this country.

The Monis case is a spectacular failure on every level. It is a failure by the Immigration Department, a failure of the welfare system, a shocking failure of surveillance, a failure of our biggest State Parliament and a failure, most of all, by our criminally insipid courts.

It shows us for a bunch of saps in our determination to extend the hand of friendship and a suite of easily abused civil liberties to those who are consistently unfriendly and wholly uncivilised.


If there is one phrase that should be eliminated from the language it's the assertion that "some good will come" from the most sickening and horrendous of events.

Just to be clear, no good has come, nor will come, from the events in Sydney this week. But there's a number of things that should come from it on the grounds of public safety.

The first is a whole more forensic and hard-headed approach from the Immigration Department when it comes to verifying claims of asylum.



We now know (in fact the authorities had known for ages) that Man Haron Monis was a pathological liar whose claim that he was being persecuted in his Iranian homeland was almost definitely nonsense.

The Iranian State Department warned Australia about Monis before he arrived in the country almost 20 years ago after he stole $200,000 for bodgy tourist visas while working as a travel agent and was actually wanted on fraud charges when he was snowing us with his sob story about political persecution.

The second thing that should change is that there should be much closer links between the police and the welfare arm of government when it comes to underwriting the unproductive and potentially dangerous lethal existence of nuts such as Monis.

This man had been on the dole almost since he got here and while being subsidised by the taxpayer was delivering ranting sermons and sending monstrous letters to the widows of Diggers, his every stupid move paid for by us.

The third thing that must change is a total rethink of the grounds by which people are subjected to ongoing and close surveillance. It appears the police went easy on this guy because it had been concluded that he was some kind of harmless crackpot.

Surely being a crackpot is an essential precursor to this kind of activity, not a reason to look the other way.

I can readily think of at least three other men who, like Monis, have engaged with the Sydney news media over the past decade with all sorts of fundamentalist grandstanding.

And, like Monis, their behaviour could also be regarded as evidence that they're just a bit nutty — until they turn up in a shop holding a gun, that is.

The parole question is the most disturbing of all. This is the terrorist equivalent of the Jill Meagher case, in which someone with such shocking priors was allowed to be on the streets because the parole board didn't regard the threat they posed as serious, or the promised new parole laws hadn't quite been passed yet, or some judge shrugged their shoulders and decided to give the defendant yet another chance.

It is the worst case of institutional failure you can imagine. We have all been taken for a ride by a bloke who sought sham sanctuary in a nation he hated and our institutions were dumb enough to let him get away with it, right up to the bloody, avoidable end.



Finally a right leaning article that makes some sense ! At least somebody in the Mainstream media isn't a puppet.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/final-minutes-of-the-sydney-siege-how-the-siege-unfolded-and-led-to-39-seconds-of-hellfire/story-e6frea6u-1227163128500


SIEGE gunman Man Haron Monis was shot dead beneath the black Islamic flag he made hostages pin up in the Lindt Cafe in an operation that lasted just 39 seconds. 
 
The terrorist's death was captured by Seven News's most powerful camera, located opposite the cafe in Martin Place, monitored by a police sniper and cameraman Greg Parker, and fed live to police headquarters.

The confronting footage leading up to the end of the siege early on Tuesday morning makes clear many of the misconceptions about the police operation.

See link for video footage and more details.

[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.