People who live near Lakemba have been saying this for ages.

Here is a post from a Lakemba resident, I stress – not my words:

“Having lived out here “IN DA HOOD” for 30 plus years,hearing something like this doesn’t even rate on my yawn meter.
People have been preaching,supporting and discussing these things in Australia for many years.
I have spoken to people from numerous backgrounds,political/religious persuasions.
I am only surprised that nothing to serious has happened here so far.
The posters you encounter,plastered on shop walls or telegraph poles, every now and then,would probably surprise people from outside of south western Sydney.
There are many people around this area, who’m support one particular cause or another.
No, their not all middle eastern or muslim.
There are certain political groups, who’m have aligned themselves with, certain militant groups.
There are some who’m openly flaunt there support for one particular faction or another.
Prior to the Haldon street Islamic book shop being closed(temporarily),due to it’s selling of literature supporting terrorism.
I used to walk along haldon street,from time to time.
The people from the book shop used to have a stall set up,on the other side of the road,selling their literature.
Who did I see with their own stall,standing side by side with the fellow from the islamic bookshop?
You guessed it! one of the Socialist organisations.
The Socialist lady seemed quite chuffed to be offering her support.
Some of the books would have been quite interesting to go through, if the Titles and Covers, were anything to go by.
Definately not what you are likely to find, down at your local Dymocks store.
The government knows that there are prayer halls around here preaching terrorism.
What did they do to fix the problem?
What any good democratic government would do.
They gave the organisation more finacial support,so they could renovate their building.
Thus, if the federal government, or the opposition rave on about the War on Terrorism, I simply have a laugh at the hypocracy.
Like the Bali bombings,moreso the first one, our government, had sufficient intel to act on,though they decided to do nothing.
I have been on trains(on the south western line) and also walking through Sydney(central,townhall,)when there have been Bomb scares.
Going by the way a few of those incidents were handled,I would hate to be in the vicinity of a major attack.
In one incident, the suspect item was actually brought to where the passengers, had alighted from the train,before being examined.
Take care everyone.
And Smooth Sailing. “