Australians placed on hit list by ISIL

[moonflyte]

This is horrific for the innocent people who have been targeted by the radical Islamic terror group ISIL.

When Tony Abbott said "they are coming for us" he was vilified by the left, accused of fear  mongering and dishonest.

What a lot of left commentators and left wing media will not acknowledge is the PM is in receipt of all security briefings and is warning us,  as he should.

This hit list on innocent Australians walking down the street or going about their business has been put on a hit list to be executed by radial Islamic terror adherents.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/in-depth/terror/australians-placed-on-islamic-state-hit-list/story-f...

[myoclon1cjerk]

Typo.Corrected 🙂

[the_great_she_elephant]

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@opmania wrote:

Do we really need to see a hit list

To know that every  non Muslim in the

World is on it. 

There is a new player on the world arena

And they are not taking hostages

Neither have they heard or care about

The Geneva convention

Be afraid be very afraid

And don't think that converting will save

The fence sitters amongst you

Convert and they will kill you anyway

Because this shows how weak you

Really are

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I think everyone here  accepts that the threat from Muslim extremistshere in Australia is very real and that we all need to be aware of it. Fortunately our intelligence service seems to be doing an excellent job in identifying and defusing those threats. So before we start getting hysterical about a prospective 'bloodbath' maybe we should ask ourselves the following questions.

In the past five year how many Australians have been killed by Muslim terrorists?

Over that same period how many have been killed by domestic violence?

How many have been killed in car accidents?

How many have been killed in "one punch" incidents?

Realistically, what are the comparitive  figures  likely to be over the next twelve months?

By all means let's be "alert but not alarmed" Any one of us is far more likely to be knocked down by a car, murdered by a vengeful ex or killed in a pub brawl or home invasion than slaughtered by Muslims

[opmania]

These are random acts of violence

You can justify Muslim extremists as much 

As you like don't even dream that the problem

Will go away of its own accord or even 

Lessen over time 

That's just not going to happen

[daydream**believer]

"I think everyone here  accepts that the threat from Muslim extremistshere in Australia is very real and that we all need to be aware of it."

Really? I'll admit that i havent bothered coming on here much lately, but a few months ago there were many in denial there was any issue and that it was more a "lone wolf" problem

[the_great_she_elephant]

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@opmania wrote:

These are random acts of violence

You can justify Muslim extremists as much 

As you like don't even dream that the problem

Will go away of its own accord or even 

Lessen over time 

That's just not going to happen

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What part of "I think everyone here  accepts that the threat from Muslim extremists here in Australia is very real and that we all need to be aware of it" did you not understand. 

Of course the deaths I mentioned were random acts of violence - but are the victims any less dead, are there any less of them and should we be any less concerned about them because their deaths were not orchestrated by group of perpetrators?

And any acts of terror perpetrated by Muslim extremists here in Australia are also  likely to be random acts, carried out either individually or by extremely small groups). ISIS is not planning to invade Australia - they have quite enough on their hands in the Middle East -  and if they had a home grown 'Jihadi Army" here with even half the strength of  the bikies or the Reclaim Australia movement you can be sure we would already  have heard about it.

[opmania]

Give me every bike group

In Australia as apposed to 1

Jihadist

At least they have an honor

System that extends to all

Mankind not just their own

[opmania]

Its difficult to comprehend an opinion

When it waxes and wanes

As frequently as the tide

[opmania]

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@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

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@opmania wrote:

These are random acts of violence

You can justify Muslim extremists as much 

As you like don't even dream that the problem

Will go away of its own accord or even 

Lessen over time 

That's just not going to happen

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What part of "I think everyone here  accepts that the threat from Muslim extremists here in Australia is very real and that we all need to be aware of it" did you not understand. 

Of course the deaths I mentioned were random acts of violence - but are the victims any less dead, are there any less of them and should we be any less concerned about them because their deaths were not orchestrated by group of perpetrators?

And any acts of terror perpetrated by Muslim extremists here in Australia are also  likely to be random acts, carried out either individually or by extremely small groups). ISIS is not planning to invade Australia - they have quite enough on their hands in the Middle East -  and if they had a home grown 'Jihadi Army" here with even half the strength of  the bikies or the Reclaim Australia movement you can be sure we would already  have heard about it.

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    The difference

Between reality and fiction

Is that you cannot make it

Up as you go and expect

Everyone will believe you

[opmania]

I have never been in denial

Alarm bells went off 

When an early boat was full of

Fighting aged men

When detainees sewed

Their lips together

And set fire to the buildings

If you were a legitimate 

Refuge with honorable intentions

Would you not understand that

The country that you had chosen

Might have Reservations about

Your intentions

[tezza2844]

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@icyfroth wrote:

Islamic State hackers have reportedly released the personal details of a Victorian MP, Australian Defence Force employees and their relatives, as well as some public servants and encouraged attacks on them.

The Victorian MP, who Fairfax declined to name, said he was worried about the welfare of his family and had contacted the parliamentarian security detail.

The release came from the so-called Islamic State Hacking Division, which included a spreadsheet of personal information including the credit card details of members from the US Air Force and Department of State.

Entire Article Here

I think once they really get going, we'll wish all we had to worry about is sharks.

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  I think the name Islamic State Hacking Division is a bit of a give away and a bit too obivious.It would not be the first time an international hacking group has used an offensive name like this to give it self a "reputation". Why not just call itself  " Islamic State Hacking Division a subsidiary of wikileaks" . After all exposing and publishing personal information and exposing confidential and damaging information is a speciality of certain hacking groups