Run for your life!
Mohammedanism threatens us all.
But leftist politclowns say it’s one of our great traditions?
Ramadan nights in Lakemba are one of Sydney’s great traditions: busy streets, great food, and people from all over the city coming together. If you haven’t been yet, get down there. pic.twitter.com/cG8kdRbV02
— Tanya Plibersek (@tanya_plibersek) February 21, 2026
Chasing that Muslim vote…
Ramadan marks the anniversary of the Battle of Badr (AD624) – a savage conquest in which Muslim forces brutally slaughtered & subjugated non Muslims… this is what Ramadan celebrates.
This battle is significant in Islamic history as it was a major victory for the Muslims and a turning point for the early Muslim ummah.
Why can’t I walk my dog through Lakemba and drink alcohol at local bars and clubs?
And why do NSW police consider parts of Lakemba off-limits to tourists and local Sydneysiders…?
Do these celebrations have to be protected by “diversity bollards” or is that only Christmas markets?
Asking for a friend…
Has anyone else noticed the absence of bollards like those used at Christmas markets?