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["What made a 15-year-old - he hadn't even started his life - do that so dramatically? Who put the gun in his hand?" Mr Crook said."They're all just sitting back and letting everything happen.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/national/you-dont-feel-safe-raid-resident/story-fnjbnvyj-1227560999694


AFTER two counter-terrorism raids in the same Sydney street in just 12 months, Guildford resident Bruce Crook doesn't "feel safe" anymore. 
 
THE usually calm Bursill Street was thrust back into the spotlight following pre-dawn raids on Wednesday.
Across the road from the raided house, the home of Omarjan Azari who was allegedly directed to behead a random member of the public last year, is the Guildford Bowling Club.
The quiet venue is frequented by elderly patrons and pokies players - a stark contrast to the heavy police presence on Wednesday.
"You don't feel safe," said Mr Crook, a member of the club who lives nearby.

"What are they being taught? What's getting into their brains?"
The Guildford raid was part of a series of police operations across five locations in western Sydney in relation to the fatal shooting of a police accountant outside Parramatta Police Headquarters by a teen gunman last Friday.

"What made a 15-year-old - he hadn't even started his life - do that so dramatically? Who put the gun in his hand?" Mr Crook said.
"They're all just sitting back and letting everything happen.

"How did that happen? Wasn't that kid talking to someone?"
In Marsfield, residents were also shocked and confused.

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GET USED TO THIS SORT OF THING MATE! PEOPLE ARE TOO CAUGHT UP IN FOOTY FINALS TO EVEN CARE ABOUT ANYTHING TO DO WITH THEIR NATION'S FUTURE!

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/why-salim-could-be-the-perfect-pm/story-fnk0b1zt-1227560677158

EVER since Auburn deputy mayor, Salim Mehajer took to the lectern to announce his dreams of running the country his intentions have been relentlessly mocked. 
 
But what if all the scoffing is just distracting us from the fact that he's actually the perfect person for the job. And this is why ...

HE'D MAKE A GREAT MINISTER FOR WOMEN

While Malcolm Turnbull has left this in the hands of someone more qualified, Salim could definitely revive the role. By Abbott's own admission his most significant achievement in this area was repealing the carbon tax (something I'm still grateful for every time I do the ironing) but Salim claims his extravagant wedding has shown women all over the world "how a female should be treated." That's more like it! Thanks to Salim we now know we deserve a love that defies residential parking permits and that our rightful place is right behind our man .... a couple of metres behind.

HE UNDERSTANDS SUCCESSFUL GOVERNMENT IS ABOUT BEING COLLEGIAL

Past leaders have made the mistake of making decisions via clandestine 'captain's picks' and 'kitchen cabinets,' but not Salim. When pressed about his tendency to vote in a group of councillors dubbed the 'super six' he stated "If you look at the council records there are a number of times I have voted with the 'poor four' if I may call them that." Yes you may.

HE WILL BE SYMPATHETIC TO THE NEEDS OF HIS MINISTERS

A man who understands that sometimes a wedding needs a procession of $50 million worth of luxury vehicles also understands that sometimes a trip to Geelong needs a helicopter.

HE EMBRACES THE TERM "UN-AUSTRALIAN"

In response to allegations he threatened the father of a Lindt cafe siege survivor, Salim labelled the allegations "un-Australian." Inspired. Any politician worth their salt knows there's no better way to establish yourself as the most Australian thing ever than by pointing out all the things that are un-Australian. Whatever that means.

HE UNDERSTANDS A PRIME MINISTERS ROLE IS TO FOCUS ON THE IMPORTANT ISSUES

When asked what he would do about the above allegations Salim said "I will urge the PM, Malcolm Turnbull to change laws to protect high profile businessmen and politicians from such allegations which can turn their career upside down in a split second." Make sure you put that one on top of the to do list, Malcolm. Right above the Syrian refugee crisis.

HE'S GOT IMPRESSIVE CELEBRITY CONNECTIONS

American Presidents often attract the support of celebrities like Beyonce and Brad Pitt while in Australia the best we can muster is the gaff prone Prince Phillip. Salim's not even in the top spot yet and he's already got international mega stars like 'Lil Bow Wow filming music videos on his staircase. Eat your heart out Obama, our next PM's got the guy who released 'Doggy Bag' on speed dial.

HE'S NO STRANGER TO A CATCH PHRASE

Any good politician knows a successful political campaign needs a catchy slogan and a quick peruse of Salim's Facebook page shows he's got no shortage of them. Like this one ....

"You can never see those that oppose you, because they're always behind you watching your every move and remembers [sic] those opposing you don't really hate you- they hate themselves because you're a reflection of what they wish to be."

Not quite as catchy as 'Stop the boats' but he's still got time to work on it.

[The male was described as being of indigenous appearance, and about 18 years old.]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/brave-woman-fends-off-fannie-bay-sex-attacker/story-fnk0b1zt-1227559599586


A WOMAN who fought off a sex attacker on her walk home from work has been described as brave by police, after escaping her ordeal at a popular Fannie Bay walking path. 
 
Detective Senior Sergeant Janelle Tonkin said the attacker chased the 29-year-old woman into the middle of East Point Rd during the violent incident just after 7pm on Monday. She said the attacker then pulled the woman off the road and sexually assaulted her.

Sen-Sgt Tonkin said that the woman courageously fought her attacker throughout the 10-minute ordeal and eventually broke free and ran to a passer-by for help.

"She was very brave in her attempts to fight this offender off," she said.

The woman suffered cuts, bruises and grazes and was taken to Royal Darwin Hospital for treatment. She said the attacker stole the woman's bag and ran from the scene.


Police were still searching for the attacker last night and called for witnesses to come forward.

"I would suggest that if ­anyone was in the area at the time they would likely have seen what occurred," Sen-Sgt Tonkin said.

"She was pulled to the ground, she did fight for about 10 minutes with the man before he grabbed her handbag and ran off."

The male was described as being of indigenous appearance, and about 18 years old.

"There are all kinds of weapons: traditional, chemical, atomic. And now we see that there are also racial weapons. This is the weapon that they, the invisible hands, have employed against Europe and against the white race..."


Solt Bayer, a co-founder of Hungary's ruling party, a mentor and advisor of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMwAYgKO4WU