Australia expels Iranian ambassador

Australia expels Iranian ambassador after spy agency finds Iran directed antisemitic attacks on its soil

Australia Expels Iran Ambassador over Series of Antisemitic Arson Attacks

Australia Expels Iran Ambassador over Series of Antisemitic Arson Attacks

Australia’s Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) had linked Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to two arson attacks last year, targeting a Jewish-owned restaurant in Sydney and the Adass Israel Synagogue in Melbourne, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told a press conference.

“These were extraordinary and dangerous acts of aggression orchestrated by a foreign nation on Australian soil,” Albanese said.

Iran’s IRGC – an elite wing of the Iranian military considered instrumental in crushing dissent at home and projecting Iran’s power abroad by funding militia across the Middle East – would also be listed as a terrorist agency. The US moved to declare it a terrorist group in 2019.

Michaelia Cash has slammed Clare O’Neil, holding-up a signed letter from her refusing to list the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terror organisation.

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Political clash over signed letter refusing to list terror organisation

 
Iran orchestrated at least two antisemitic fire-bombings on Australian soil.
 

SCENES NOT SEEN SINCE WWII:

Iran Embassy staff flee Canberra in dead of night

Staff from the Iranian embassy were bundled into a car after darkness set in on Tuesday night — in scenes not seen in Australia since World War II.

In other news:

This Islamic Twitch streamer just threatened to carry out a terrorist attack against the August 31st anti-migration rally in Australia. Video has 8000 likes. @AusFedPolice
 

This is a terrorist in the making. 

 

Albanese and his woke, Marxist clown gallery of a gov’t have BUGGERED Australia.

Aussies aren’t allowed to take photos of a big rock in their own country without applying for a permit. Some ‘culturally sensitive’ areas are not allowed to be photographed at all. The Rainbow Serpent hasn’t eaten anyone yet, so I’d say he’s okay with visitors taking photos