REFUGEES ARRESTED OVER LONDON TERRORIST ATTACK
The last four terrorist attacks in Australia have all been carried out by Muslim refugees.
Last week’s terrorist attack on a London train also seems the work of Muslim refugees:
Police searched the home of a second refugee foster child on Sunday night as part of the terror investigation into the Parsons Green bombing.
A 21-year-old man was arrested in Hounslow on Saturday night just hours after police caught the 18-year-old suspected of planting the Tube bomb at the Port of Dover.
After the second arrest officers cordoned off a property just yards from Heathrow Airport linked to a Syrian refugee who had previously lived at the home of Ron and Penny Jones, who had been fostering the 18-year-old before his arrest.
Yahyah Farroukh, believed to be in his early 20s, … had moved to the UK from Damascus.
Friends of the Joneses said the elderly couple, who had taken in hundreds of children since the 1970s, had only recently returned to fostering after being moved by the plight of youngsters caught up in the refugee crisis.
This is the compassion that kills.
But don’t tell the head of ASIO:
ASIO boss Duncan Lewis… told a Senate committee — on oath — something obviously incorrect: “I have absolutely no evidence to suggest there’s a connection between refugees and terrorism.”
In fact, days earlier the NSW Coroner made findings on the Lindt cafe siege by an Iranian refugee and the son of Libyan refugees killed 22 people in the Manchester suicide bombing. Lewis had also overlooked other terrorism here by Muslim refugees: Farhad Jabar, Numan Haider, Muhammad Ali Baryalei and Saney Edow Aweys. And he’d missed that more than 30 people on ASIO’s terrorist watchlist tried to come here as refugees in the past 17 months.
You’d think an ASIO boss saying something so incorrect about a clear danger would alarm our politicians. But no. Yesterday Attorney-General George Brandis actually defended him: “The point he made is that Australia’s refugee program is not the source of the terrorism problem.”
And not two weeks later another terrorist refugee shot dead a man in Melbourne:
The Somali killer behind the Brighton siege last night: “This is for al-Qaeda.”
His identity: “Khayre was also born in Mogadishu, in 1987, and came to Australia in 1994 via a Kenyan refugee camp.”
His background: “Khayre was charged and later acquitted over a terror plot to launch a suicide attack against Sydney’s Holsworthy army barracks in 2009.”