Bring ’em on home to me!

Australians are being deceived by a ruthless, criminal gov’t that is complicit in advancing the global jihad by all & any means. Reimporting jihadists who have denounced their Australian citizenship is a disgrace. It is an insult to every red-blooded Australian. Treason on this level must never be forgotten. Justice must be served.

If you are a Muslim and you call your son Tariq. You really should not be surprised if he grows up to join Jihad.
 
“Tariq ibn Ziyad is widely celebrated as one of the most successful and impactful Muslim military commanders in history. He launched the 711 CE conquest of the Iberian Peninsula (modern-day Spain and Portugal)” that resulted in a 700year occupation ….

Australians have made it abundantly clear: we do not want former ISIS fighters or their spouses returning to our country.
 
When ISIS fighter Tareq Kamleh was reportedly discovered alive almost a decade after he was declared dead, Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt said:
“We won’t be providing assistance, just as we haven’t provided assistance to others to come back.”
 
And “we’ve made clear for some time now that we won’t be providing any assistance as a government to anyone who’s made the absolutely awful decision to join a foreign terrorist organisation.”
 
YET they still returned.
 
 
The Australian Islamophobia Report That Never Defines Islamophobia

When Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism Jillian Segal recommended adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism in July 2025, the backlash arrived within days. The Jewish Council of Australia argued that Segal’s plan entrenches a selective approach to racism that serves political agendas. UN Special Rapporteur Ben Saul and Greens Senator David Shoebridge said the definition’s broad framing conflates legitimate criticism of Israeli government policy with antisemitism itself.

Amnesty International warned that the plan risks weaponizing criticism of Israel to silence protest. We’ve discussed how meritless these arguments are – the IHRA definition explicitly allows criticism of Israel that is similar to criticism of any other country – but that doesn’t stop the IHRA foes from making up their arguments. 

Even if the IHRA definition is vague in parts – and it is – it is at least a definition that can be argued about. It provides a basis for discussion. 

But how can one discuss Islamophobia without defining it?

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