The terror raids have begun!

[love*today]

Looks huge on the news.....interesting that a neighbour has stated that she knew the guy for many years and he seemed ordinary, now you wouldn't expect them to walk around with a sign would you lol

[purplecarrot-top]

Gee don't like anyone who has a different opinion to yours do you? Great at arguing.

[lightningdance]

The police now say it was a lone wolf attack and he planned to kill and behead. How can we ever come together if the peak Muslim body are in denial.

The frenzied knife attack brought Islamic State-style terror to suburban Melbourne and risks driving a wedge between law enforcement agencies and the Muslim community, whose peak body in the state has criticised police and denied that Haider was a terrorist.

Police and political leaders called for calm in the wake of the incident that saw both officers hospitalised and bomb squad officers and robots called in to scour the scene of the attack. The Victoria Police leading senior constable wounded in the attack yesterday underwent surgery to repair deep cuts to his arm.

The AFP officer was injured more seriously, with multiple stab wounds to the neck, abdomen and head. He remains in hospital in a stable condition. Police requested their identifies not be published.

[lightningdance]

It's time that Tony Jones was sacked and Q & A axed as a credible source of public comment.

Riddled with leftist talking heads, Jones continuously seeding comment to match his agenda.

Greg Sheridan adds  that Q&A, by peddling inflammatory conspiracy theories favoured by jihadists, is actually putting lives at risk: 

Overall, Australia’s institutions have responded intelligently to a challenging situation. One partial exception has been the ABC’s Q&A program and some of the ABC’s chat forums. Q&A should realise a minister, a shadow minister and assorted nuts does not constitute a balanced, mainstream, reasonable or even very intelligent panel.

The sub-Noam Chomsky nonsense of many ABC guests is OK for stuff that doesn’t matter. But terrorism and community relations are too important for such irresponsible treatment.

Q&A had a discussion this week about whether the anti-terror raids in Sydney and Brisbane involved a sinister conspiracy of timing to assist the government. This was immature and unworthy of a serious program on the taxpayer-funded broadcaster.

Will the next Q&A discuss a fantasy conspiracy to provoke the Melbourne attack to assist the government?

Such allegations are close to obscene. It’s a pity the national broadcaster can’t do as well as the nation’s political leadership.

[debra9275]

you can't just sack everyone you know, the economy needs jobs

[lightningdance]

 At last something from the UN but is this just a smokescreen to take scrutiny off our government? is this just a beat up? as so many of the left here spouted to their eternal shame. So many of the left questioned the raids and why it had to be so big and uncompromising, how it upset and scared the suspects and how we all should be ashamed for being muslim phobic?.

Well the UN and most countries around the world aren't spouting that type of apologist claptrap.

US PRESIDENT Barack Obama has led the UN Security Council in unanimously approving a binding resolution on stemming the flow of foreign jihadists to Iraq and Syria.

The resolution passed on Wednesday local time (Thursday morning (AEST) requires all countries to adopt laws that would make it a serious crime for their nationals to join jihadist groups such as Islamic State and Al-Nusra Front.

The resolution falls under Chapter 7 of the UN charter, which means the measures could be enforced by economic sanctions or military force.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/in-depth/terror/un-passes-resolution-that-makes-joining-terror-group...

[***super_nova***]

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@lightningdance wrote:

It's time that Tony Jones was sacked and Q & A axed as a credible source of public comment.

Riddled with leftist talking heads, Jones continuously seeding comment to match his agenda.

Greg Sheridan adds  that Q&A, by peddling inflammatory conspiracy theories favoured by jihadists, is actually putting lives at risk: 

Overall, Australia’s institutions have responded intelligently to a challenging situation. One partial exception has been the ABC’s Q&A program and some of the ABC’s chat forums. Q&A should realise a minister, a shadow minister and assorted nuts does not constitute a balanced, mainstream, reasonable or even very intelligent panel.

The sub-Noam Chomsky nonsense of many ABC guests is OK for stuff that doesn’t matter. But terrorism and community relations are too important for such irresponsible treatment.

Q&A had a discussion this week about whether the anti-terror raids in Sydney and Brisbane involved a sinister conspiracy of timing to assist the government. This was immature and unworthy of a serious program on the taxpayer-funded broadcaster.

Will the next Q&A discuss a fantasy conspiracy to provoke the Melbourne attack to assist the government?

Such allegations are close to obscene. It’s a pity the national broadcaster can’t do as well as the nation’s political leadership.

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Well, as said above obviously he did not watch it, and neither did you. 

[lightningdance]

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@***super_nova*** wrote:

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@lightningdance wrote:

It's time that Tony Jones was sacked and Q & A axed as a credible source of public comment.

Riddled with leftist talking heads, Jones continuously seeding comment to match his agenda.

Greg Sheridan adds  that Q&A, by peddling inflammatory conspiracy theories favoured by jihadists, is actually putting lives at risk: 

Overall, Australia’s institutions have responded intelligently to a challenging situation. One partial exception has been the ABC’s Q&A program and some of the ABC’s chat forums. Q&A should realise a minister, a shadow minister and assorted nuts does not constitute a balanced, mainstream, reasonable or even very intelligent panel.

The sub-Noam Chomsky nonsense of many ABC guests is OK for stuff that doesn’t matter. But terrorism and community relations are too important for such irresponsible treatment.

Q&A had a discussion this week about whether the anti-terror raids in Sydney and Brisbane involved a sinister conspiracy of timing to assist the government. This was immature and unworthy of a serious program on the taxpayer-funded broadcaster.

Will the next Q&A discuss a fantasy conspiracy to provoke the Melbourne attack to assist the government?

Such allegations are close to obscene. It’s a pity the national broadcaster can’t do as well as the nation’s political leadership.

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Well, as said above obviously he did not watch it, and neither did you. 

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Tony Jones  should be sacked. Many are so shocked and appalled at the way he controls Q&A and his reckless Monday night show.

The left wing groupthink and mantra is always on show.

All the left love Q&A, defend it and laud it, we all know why now don't we.

[azureline**]

Problem is, the accusations levelled at posters here being of the "left" are mostly unfounded.

[lightningdance]

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@azureline** wrote:

Problem is, the accusations levelled at posters here being of the "left" are mostly unfounded.

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Really? 

[love*today]

Hey mods with scissors.....could you please cut some more posts from this thread? It needs to go back a few more pages to get rid of carp that takes away from discussion and the op.
Cheers