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Hamburg this week
Pro-ISIS radicals with machetes, knives attack Kurds in Hamburg, Germany
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As was predicted some years ago, the infiltration of the Western World by Muslims is gaining momentum and the UK and Europe are regretting they allowed it to happen.
The Green/Labor left wing socialist allowed 50,000 to flood into Australia between 2008 and 2013 and they are starting to show their muscle here also.
We must be thankful we now have an adult government who has stopped the flow.
Australia could still become another UK and Europe if steps are not taken to control the radicals who are already in Australia whether they were born here or not.
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/...ddle_easts_wars_into_the_streets_o f_europe/
What luutzu said, is actually happening.
So what is your actual position on religion, Noco, for clarity?
Why are there two separate categories for atheist and agnostic?
Makes me think the people who put it together didn't know the meaning of those words.
That is for me to know and for you to find out......I am certainly not one of you old boy.
I will look up what religion Andrew Bolt is and that will give me the answer.
I believe freedom of speech should be tolerated to a point and at that point we should not allow speech full of threats, intimidation, fear and hate to our citizens and our way of life.
Our generous freedom of speech is being exploited by Muslim radicals who insight war on our home turf if they do not get their own way and this is where the line should be drawn.
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/...|heading|homepage|homepage&itmt=1412995072985
The correct word is incite
Insight is wisdom, knowledge of a deeper meaning
There is a difference between atheists and agnostics. Atheists don't believe there is a God, ie they have made up their mind. Agnostics believe there MAY be a God but the evidence hasn't been found. You can't lump the two together. One has a closed mind, the other has an open mind.
And so endeth the first lesson.......the second lesson will be after one of these idiots beheads one of our innocent Australians or blows up a rail station or a sports center.......they are starting to show their muscle now as their numbers are increasing.......they will soon give us two choices.......either become a Muslim or be eliminated.
This Galah and his 50 disciples should either be deported or if they were born here they should be locked up.
Please Tony Abbott, don't wait for some disaster to happen.....please don't wait for them to disrupt our way of life.....intervene now before it is too late.....
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...-order-is-coming/story-fnii5s41-1227086878686
No. I'm agnostic. I'm not an atheist. I simply do not know whether any sort of god exists, don't really care either way, but have no basis for declaring that there is no god.Agnostics don't believe in God, they're just being polite about it.
I believe freedom of speech should be tolerated to a point and at that point we should not allow speech full of threats, intimidation, fear and hate to our citizens and our way of life.
Our generous freedom of speech is being exploited by Muslim radicals who insight war on our home turf if they do not get their own way and this is where the line should be drawn.
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/...|heading|homepage|homepage&itmt=1412995072985
No. I'm agnostic. I'm not an atheist. I simply do not know whether any sort of god exists, don't really care either way, but have no basis for declaring that there is no god.
Agnosticism seems the only stance that makes any sense to me, given that no proof exists for either absolute belief or non-belief of any god.
So perhaps don't make declarations on behalf of other people, luutzu.
noco... they will not do that. They will soon, if not already, run for public office. And those Muslims whose parents or grandparents were born here, they might even start to join ASIO or ASIS... or god forbid, run one of those agencies... then we're all screwed.
Should go and watch "the Americans" TV series and see how the red commies did it; or the Manchurian Candidate.
I don't know... freedom of speech is pretty important in a democracy. I'm pretty sure there has always been laws against telling someone to go and commit crimes or terrorist act - classified as an 'accomplice' [?].
I heard our Foreign Minister saying she want more power to be able to suspend passports of suspects where intelligence assessment hasn't yet reach that "threshold"... so while "evidence" is being gathered to prove the obvious crime or intent to commit the crime that would enable her to suspend people's freedom to travel, she should be able to suspend it anyway until the evidence is gathered to then prove it need suspending... haha
I thought politicians know the law and the Constitution... or at least know the foundation of our democracy.
We already have a Muslim MP in the federal Labor Party.......When he was sworn in by the Governor General he took the oath with one hand on the Koran....We certainly do not need anymore thank you.
His name is Ed Kusek and his silence on these latest Islamic demonstrations is deafening......Not one word from him.
Jews sworn into Australian parliament
Two Jewish lawmakers were sworn into Australia’s new parliament wearing kippahs and taking their oath on the Hebrew Bible.
The Labor Party’s Michael Danby and the Liberal Party’s Joshua Frydenberg ”” the first Jewish lawmaker representing his party in the lower house ”” were sworn in Sept. 28 in Canberra. They join Laborite Mark Dreyfus, a third Jewish lawmaker, in the nation’s first hung parliament in 70 years.
Also sworn in was Ed Kusic, the nation’s first Muslim lawmaker, who placed his hand on the Quran, and the Liberal Party’s Ken Wyatt, the first Aboriginal member of the House of Representatives, who wore a traditional kangaroo skin for the ceremony.
Frydenberg was sworn in using the same Bible that Sir Zelman Cowen used in 1977 when he became governor-general, the nation’s second Jewish head of state. The ornate Bible, which is in English and Hebrew, was printed in 1971 and made from the plates of the London edition of the 1881 Jewish Family Bible. ””
http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/59497/jews-sworn-into-australian-parliament/
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