While Australian families suffer through Covid-induced poverty or are left jobless due to state-Labor vaccine mandates, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has decided to gift $1 million in taxpayer dollars to terrorist-run Afghanistan.
Afghanistan was shaken by a 5.9 magnitude earthquake last week – a common occurrence in the geologically unstable region. The moderate quake caused mud houses to collapse on villagers, creating a humanitarian crisis for the Taliban.
The Taliban – who have spent their time organizing the slaughter of Westerners and massacre of the Afghani people including beheadings, suicide bombers, and knife attacks – want people they ‘hate’ to give them money.
Penny Wong’s million-dollar gift to a regime that caused so much bloodshed against innocent civilians, including Australians, comes on top of the $140 million that was handed over in 2021.
‘The earthquake has caused extensive loss of life, homes, and livelihoods, with the full effects still to be determined. This tragedy comes at a time when the humanitarian needs in Afghanistan are greater than ever.
Concerns over Taliban-inspired terror attacks in Australia
“The top counter-terrorism police officer in Australia has warned it could lead to…..?” No way! The real danger, we are told by our overpaid, useless bureaucrats, is “Right-Wing Extremism”- Australian far-right terrorism investigations have increased by 750 percent in 18 months.
Being stupid & blind must be an essential requirement to get a job with the Oz Fed Police.
October 17, 2021
Sunday Herald Sun
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Police have stepped up their observation of Islamic extremists in Australia following the return to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The top counter-terrorism police officer in Australia has warned it could lead to a resurgent al-Qaeda plotting sophisticated and large-scale terror attacks on our streets.
Australian Federal Police Assistant Commissioner Scott Lee told the Sunday Herald Sun the risk for much of the past decade has come from small-scale lone-wolf terrorists inspired by Islamic State.
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But since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan in August there are growing fears al-Qaeda will regain its foothold and be able to orchestrate bigger attacks with larger numbers of casualties.
It can also be revealed that the AFP’s High-Risk Terrorist Offenders team in Melbourne are currently monitoring two convicted offenders – Paul Dacre and Adam Brookman.
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Dacre was one of the “tinnie terrorists” who was jailed for plotting to sail to the Philippines to join an Islamic State faction in a bid to overthrow the government.
Brookman, a Melbourne nurse jailed for aiding foreign fighters in Syria, was released from prison earlier this year.
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“With Afghanistan, we are concerned about what the declining security situation there might mean in terms of the counter-terrorism environment in Australia and our neighboring region,” Assistant Commissioner Lee said.
“From our perspective that is the ability of terror organizations to take over ungoverned land in Afghanistan.
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“Once they have re-established themselves this may provide the ability to direct, inspire and influence attacks onshore in Australia.
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“Whether there is a return to larger scale, more sophisticated attacks, a key factor in my view will be if al-Qaeda is able to re-establish themselves back in the region.
“We have been monitoring our onshore cohort closely to see what the impact has been.”
Recent attacks in Australia – including the 2018 Bourke St attack – have been carried out by lone wolves with a low degree of sophistication and planning.
Terrorist Hassan Khalif Shire Ali was inspired by the Islamic State when he drove his Holden ute filled with gas bottles down Bourke St before setting it alight and launching a frenzied stabbing rampage on the afternoon of November 9, 2018.
Sisto Malaspina, the owner of Pellegrini’s Espresso Bar, was on his lunchtime walk when Shire Ali fatally stabbed him in the chest before the terrorist was shot dead by police.
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“It has evolved a lot over the last ten years,” Assistant Commissioner Lee said.
“Ten years ago it was primarily al-Qaeda or al-Qaeda affiliates.
“Back then a lot of the plots were more sophisticated, long-term, with a lot of individuals in groups.”
The AFP is working with agencies overseas to try and stop both al-Qaeda and ISIS-K from gaining momentum.
ISIS-K – the Islamic State Khorasan Province – is the official affiliate of the Islamic State movement in Afghanistan.
“A priority for us is doing what we can do to ensure ISIS-K and al-Qaeda do not restructure themselves to have a significant impact on us domestically or in the region,” Assistant Commissioner Lee said.
Why terrorism threat still remains in Australia –
“Our international command is a key part of the response, both in the Middle East and SE Asia. We have AFP liaison officers in locations such as Jordan, Lebanon, Pakistan, Turkey, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines who work closely with partner agencies on counter-terrorism matters.
“We are working with like-minded partners to disrupt, where we can, the re-establishment of these groups in Afghanistan.”
Read that last sentence again. What a dumb thing to say. They will do nothing and they can’t do anything about the reestablishment of “these groups in Afghanistan”. Our bureaucrats are worthless schitz.
Dave’s People are Legion
David Morrison was way ahead of his time. The former Australian Army chief’s prophetic wokeness continues to inspire devotees all over the world.