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@katydidthat wrote:
Julia, thanks for posting that Lateline transcript. It was very interesting.

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This is the biggest question to the female posters and supporters  (any poster on here)  that Alberici wanted to ask 

On reflection, Alberici said she hated that she didn't get the chance to ask this question:

"In his caliphate, in his ideal Islamic state would I, as a woman, have the opportunity to sit opposite him as an equal and engage in a robust discussion about these issues on the public broadcaster?

I don't think he would have answered," she told Fairfax Media.

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@boris1gary wrote:

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@nero_wulf wrote:

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@boris1gary wrote:

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@nero_wulf wrote:

So are you a supporter of Hizb ut Tahrir and an Islamic state? 

 

Are you supporting or are you a supporter of sharia law and sharia law in Australia? 

 

Do you want Australia to be converted to an Islamic state under sharia law?

 

 

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don't waste time asking me stupid questions, this isn't the bolt show.

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They are fair and reasonable questions based on your never ending support for Islam and terrorist and your never ending attacks and criticism of the Australian govt and the Australian way of life....  and thats all they are, fair questions to garner answers in line with the topic of this thread... 

 

so based on your inability to answer them I am taking the answers as all being YES to all my questions.

 

 

 

 

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I was going to report this as extremely offensive, lacking in any proof (except in your head) and just downright stupid but decided to leave it here as proof of the ridiculousness of your  posts and accusations against anyone who stands up for whoever is this weeks target, maybe have a think about your never ending attacks on Australians that you consider unworthy of our support - such as those out of work. 

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Its rar from any personal attack or offensive, just polite relevant questions in line with the topic and thread that are failing to get an answer.... 

This is a comment on Julia's link.  

When I was growing up London, it was "normal" to have bomb scares. I went to an Irish dancing exhibition and never got to see the finale. I went to see a Brendan Behan play and had to read it to find out what happened in the end.  Travelling on the Underground could take forever ...  

When I was 17 or so, it was also quite "normal" to hear young men saying they wanted to go and "fight with the Irish". They wanted to be "part of the action".  They liked the idea of fighting.   I imagine that many of the people going to "fight" in Syria are of much the same mindset ... and young and silly and rebellious.  

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@nero_wulf wrote:

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@katydidthat wrote:
Julia, thanks for posting that Lateline transcript. It was very interesting.

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This is the biggest question to the female posters and supporters  (any poster on here)  that Alberici wanted to ask 

 

On reflection, Alberici said she hated that she didn't get the chance to ask this question:

 

 

"In his caliphate, in his ideal Islamic state would I, as a woman, have the opportunity to sit opposite him as an equal and engage in a robust discussion about these issues on the public broadcaster?

 

I don't think he would have answered," she told Fairfax Media.

 

 

 

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Nero, you are a very bright person (I mean I dont know you personally but I can tell by your posts that you are not a dumba$$) surely you can see this hypothetical question is loaded with rhetoric.  It's so far removed from adressing the real issue here IMO.  Out of all the questions she would have "liked" to have asked him, this is the best she has. It's a tad embarrassing I reckon.

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

have you seen any of his other

interviews with different journos

on different programs?

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No Julia I havent.  I actually watch very little TV tbh.  This video posted by Nero was the first time I have ever seen him.  I'm open to watching more of his interviews though if you can be bothered posting some links.