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The invisible ones are very useful... They're every where and no where...
now back to realm of reality..
We'll see if this can help'm a little Focus.
As a community service this is Burgess's Statement in Full. For those that seem oblivious to it.
https://www.asio.gov.au/director-generals-annual-threat-assessment.html

Better late than never for a few in here, an understanding of the 'Origins of Totalitarianism' (it's a book) is well covered by Hannah Arendts seminal work. Acutely pertinent as we speak is Part 1 devoted to Antisemitism given Frydenbergs speech at the war memorial yesterday.
Understanding...Mmmm... now there's a threatening concept to those with a 'thick' defensive cloak of ignorance. Unbutton a little, do some reading, you'll actually feel better. The boogey men will fade.
But the Fascists? they're all to real.
As highlighted in the statement, ASIO concerns itself with terrorism and international espionage. The statement stresses Islamic terrorism as the principal threat, with Neonazists being much smaller in number.

This however is not the only threats of violence. Never heard of antifa borr? These beta cucks love to congregate, wear masks and hassle ordinary folk just wanting to hear speakers, causing many events to be cancelled due to the threat of their violence.

Overseas these have been designated terrorist organisations. They are a threat of violence borr, ASIO just had not seen fit to lump them in with real terrorists... Yet.

If I wanted to go listen a conservative speaker, I would genuinely be concerned for my safety because of their *history of violence.
 
The invisible ones are very useful... They're every where and no where...
now back to realm of reality..
We'll see if this can help'm a little Focus.
As a community service this is Burgess's Statement in Full. For those that seem oblivious to it.
https://www.asio.gov.au/director-generals-annual-threat-assessment.html

Better late than never for a few in here, an understanding of the 'Origins of Totalitarianism' (it's a book) is well covered by Hannah Arendts seminal work. Acutely pertinent as we speak is Part 1 devoted to Antisemitism given Frydenbergs speech at the war memorial yesterday.
Understanding...Mmmm... now there's a threatening concept to those with a 'thick' defensive cloak of ignorance. Unbutton a little, do some reading, you'll actually feel better. The boogey men will fade.
But the Fascists? they're all to real.
Unbutton a little, do some reading, you'll actually feel better. The boogey men will fade.
The irony...
 
Completely unhinged Mo.

You have pretty much described the Coalition government for the last 3 terms and yet you don't see it.

The left don't have any power anywhere, FFS Bernie is seen as a commie FFS and yet most of what he is advocating exists in most of the western world including Australia yet he has zero chance of becoming US president......why because the Dems are not left by any means, none, zelch SFA.

You keep ranting about invisible enemies mean while our security organisations seem to disagree.
I was the one that called the libs out consistently, over and over. Literally a post back and in various lib related threads. Malcom tbull enacted some really sht policies. Labor is still worse though.

The right is being monitored because we had an idiot poster shooting up a mosque. They dropped the ball on that one, but lone wolf attacks are difficult to stop.

Bernie ain't the problem but he turns a blind eye. His bro supporters are next level. A Bernie bro shot Scalise ffs. All the commie wannabes are there to.

Lu
 
The invisible ones are very useful... They're every where and no where...
now back to realm of reality..
We'll see if this can help'm a little Focus.
As a community service this is Burgess's Statement in Full. For those that seem oblivious to it.
https://www.asio.gov.au/director-generals-annual-threat-assessment.html

Better late than never for a few in here, an understanding of the 'Origins of Totalitarianism' (it's a book) is well covered by Hannah Arendts seminal work. Acutely pertinent as we speak is Part 1 devoted to Antisemitism given Frydenbergs speech at the war memorial yesterday.
Understanding...Mmmm... now there's a threatening concept to those with a 'thick' defensive cloak of ignorance. Unbutton a little, do some reading, you'll actually feel better. The boogey men will fade.
But the Fascists? they're all to real.
Banning books, label everyone a Nazi, banning concerts/speakers, attempts to ban speech, bullying business, calling anything not toeing ideological lines "hate speech" Or twisting the original meaning. And the biggest one of all is pretending it doesn't happen.
Groups like mfw, sleeping giants, antifa and every nutter attempting to shut down anyone that doesn't support their position. We have seen numerous real world examples play out.
Invisible enemies, not by a long shot.
 
How many people have they killed ?
if you notice that's why I made the distinction between violence and terrorism in my post.

They are still violent little soycucks, who wouldn't hesitate to bash or assault some poor middle-aged couple that just wants to go and have a listen to some moderate conservatives.
 
How many people have they killed ?
They bombed a ice detention center.
Routinely call for police to be shot.
Campuses speakers and those attending are regularly attacked. And if you are swallowing that extremism is a problem of the right. Then lets go with that and say antifa supporters shot a senator and killed 9 in daytona.
Hundreds of thousands in damages in cities and campuses. Across America and Europe. Routinely gang bashing people as well.

Every time there was a problem the right had a permit to protest and the left just showed up unannounced.
Trying to bully a whole society into silence is on a whole other scale. And to back it up politicians on the left back them up as do leftist media and those leaning left. That's what makes it dangerous.

Hamburg, Germany, July. As world leaders gather for the G20 summit, far-left "anti-fascist" (antifa) rioters set fire to cars and property, terrorize residents and injure more than 200 police officers attempting to keep the peace.
 
I guess last election and the attacks on people at polling booths, indicates which supporters have a propensity toward violence, no doubt they wont agree. I mean it is a polling booth, they are just volunteers.:rolleyes:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05...th-corkscrew-in-warringah-electorate/11126070

https://www.communitynews.com.au/wanneroo-times/news/one-nation-polling-booth-volunteer-attacked/

As they say, nothing to see here.
I recall a member being quite excited, when he thought silly Billy was going to 'how he put it' bend me over a log, kind of shows the endearing mentality of the Labor supporter IMO.
 
Any grievance should be taken out at the ballot box via votes. When one side attacks, bullies, or attempts to flex its ideological position we get violence. It's stupidity.

Just to be clear of my position:
Everyone on the right should support people's freedom of choice, religion, race, orientation. Any form of violence is not the answer.
 
Let's ask Andy Ngo about Antifa's tolerance and non-violent protest. Here is Antifa engaging 'non-violently' with Andy in July 2019:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/antifa-attacks-a-journalist-11562021361
"..we trust the media establishment will denounce the severe beating that a left-wing mob
gave to conservative journalist Andy Ngo in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday.."

Antifa_Ngo_30.jpg
 
Let's ask Andy Ngo about Antifa's tolerance and non-violent protest. Here is Antifa engaging 'non-violently' with Andy in July 2019:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/antifa-attacks-a-journalist-11562021361
"..we trust the media establishment will denounce the severe beating that a left-wing mob
gave to conservative journalist Andy Ngo in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday.."

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Ngo is a poster boy for the extreme right.

Regardless who ever bashed him should be arrested and place before a judge just like the extreme right members that commit murder.

A balanced view of the incident situation.

The assault on conservative journalist Andy Ngo, explained

An unjustifiable attack — and a subsequent controversy spotlighting the militant left-wing group antifa.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/7/3/20677645/antifa-portland-andy-ngo-proud-boys
 
I guess last election and the attacks on people at polling booths, indicates which supporters have a propensity toward violence, no doubt they wont agree. I mean it is a polling booth, they are just volunteers.:rolleyes:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05...th-corkscrew-in-warringah-electorate/11126070

https://www.communitynews.com.au/wanneroo-times/news/one-nation-polling-booth-volunteer-attacked/

As they say, nothing to see here.
I recall a member being quite excited, when he thought silly Billy was going to 'how he put it' bend me over a log, kind of shows the endearing mentality of the Labor supporter IMO.
You only have to read the thread heading and see you lot frothing at the mouth to realise there is nothing to add
The loonies in full colour
 
Ngo is a poster boy for the extreme right.

Regardless who ever bashed him should be arrested and place before a judge just like the extreme right members that commit murder.

A balanced view of the incident situation.

The assault on conservative journalist Andy Ngo, explained

An unjustifiable attack — and a subsequent controversy spotlighting the militant left-wing group antifa.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/7/3/20677645/antifa-portland-andy-ngo-proud-boys
This is what I meant by the left jumping on side.
A left antifa sympathizer interviews lefties to justify violence. There is video of the assault, it happened.
The same group that bashed him also bashed another man that same day. Split his head open.
 
Nutcases on all sides . They are all hate groups.

I hate them all. :cool:
What I can't understand is why people get so wound up about politics, at the end of the day especially in Australia, how much difference has it really made who was in office?
There has been some terrible decision, but generally we have survived and moved on, without any lasting detrimental effects.
 
What I can't understand is why people get so wound up about politics, at the end of the day especially in Australia, how much difference has it really made who was in office?
There has been some terrible decision, but generally we have survived and moved on, without any lasting detrimental effects.

The media are the main ones to get wound up, it's their job. :cool:
 
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