Author: sheikyermami

Which is accurate. Wherever they are, Muslims are a state within a state.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Accused of Hate Speech for Calling Muslims ‘Infiltrators’

India’s main opposition party, the Indian National Congress (INC), or simply “Congress,” accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of violating election laws on Monday by referring to Indian Muslims as “infiltrators” in a campaign speech.

India is in the middle of a massive election for the lower house of parliament, the Lok Sabha. The election began on Friday and is scheduled to last for six weeks. Modi and his Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are heavily favored to win the election.

During a campaign speech in the state of Rajasthan on Sunday, Modi decided to criticize a remark that his predecessor, Manmohan Singh of the Congress party, made. Singh was prime minister from 2004 to 2014.

Singh gave a speech in 2006 in which he said his government should “devise innovative plans to ensure that minorities, particularly the Muslim minority, are empowered to share equitably in the fruits of development.”

“They must have the first claim on our resources,” Singh said in his 2006 remarks, referring to minorities in general, although his critics said he was speaking particularly of Muslims.

Indian then-Prime Minister Manmohan Singh speaks during a press conference in Srinagar, India, on May 25, 2006. (AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan)

That line was highly controversial at the time, to the point where Singh’s office offered a “clarification” a few days later that accused critics of taking Singh “out of context” to make “deliberate and mischievous” misinterpretations of his comments.

The clarification said Singh was really calling for all of his top economic and social priorities to have “first claim on our resources,” not just affirmative action or welfare for Muslims or other disadvantaged minorities.

Modi and his party never accepted that clarification, and, in his controversial speech on Sunday, Modi hewed to the most negative interpretation of Singh’s 18-year-old remarks. He claimed Congress still thinks the way Singh allegedly did and plans to loot Indian taxpayers to finance wealth redistribution schemes if it gains power in the current election.

“What Congress has said in its manifesto is serious. It has said that if the Congress forms the government, everyone’s property will be surveyed; it will calculate gold belonging to mothers and sisters and then redistribute it. They won’t even spare your mangalsutra,” Modi told his audience in Rajasthan. A mangalsutra is a necklace given to Indian brides by their new husbands on their wedding day.

Continue reading Paki’s vs India: Modi calls Muslims ‘Infiltraitors’

Indeed. We are still a convict colony.

We never had a revolution. We need one.

I support Elon Musk. He is right.

Labor, Liberal, Greens, Teal & Lambie have all lost their minds. They have turned Australia into an international joke. Australia’s eSafety Commissar has no standing to control the entire global internet. Talk about delusions of grandeur. No one country has the right to censor the real world truth to the entire world – otherwise, Putin, or Iran, or the Chinese Communists would be able to censor anything they didn’t want the world to see.– Craig Kelly

Alternative video platform Rumble stands with Musk and X against the Australian parliament’s ‘attack’ on free speech.

Rumble’s CEO, Chris Pavlovski, has voiced support for the fight against what he sees as Australia’s erosion of free speech. Pavlovski emphasised Rumble’s unity with figures like Musk and X, stating:

“Australia has made clear they believe in stripping away human rights (freedom of expression) in order to satisfy what they deem appropriate for your eyes and ears.” He firmly declared, “Australia is officially NOT a free country.”

I feel proud. Rumble is the bastion of free speech and protecting this human right, from video to cloud.

Whoever is funding this brutal worldwide censorship behind the scenes, is on the wrong side of history.

— Chris Pavlovski 🏴‍☠️ (@chrispavlovski) April 23, 2024

The controversy erupted after a federal court ordered X to temporarily conceal posts featuring graphic footage of the Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel attack, claiming it was too ‘distressing’ for Australians to be allowed to see for themselves.

This incident, involving a teenage terrorist, incited a violent riot at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley. In response, the eSafety Commissioner obtained an interim legal injunction against X, with potential fines of $550,000 per day for non-compliance.

Despite Meta’s compliance, X announced its intention to legally contest the injunction. The eSafety Commissioner argued that X’s geoblocking measures were insufficient to comply with the law, as the content remained accessible via virtual private networks.

The legal battle has drawn attention to concerns about censorship and government control over online content.

Figures like Daniel Wild have criticised the eSafety Commissioner’s actions, accusing her of ideological censorship. Musk echoed these concerns, warning against the precedent of countries controlling internet content globally.

While the government maintains its stance on enforcing Australian law, voices within conservative circles have rallied behind Musk. Senator Matt Canavan dismissed the government’s response as “confected outrage,” while others accused officials of using the incident to tighten control over online platforms.

As the debate intensifies, calls for stricter penalties on tech companies continue to grow from the media and politicians.

The dictatorship is established.

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Jacqui Lambie personifies the arrogance and simpleton nature of most Australian politicians. They are so used to unloading without consequence on the Australian population, they forget they are small fry globally. People outside Australia don’t have the same pressures to conform. I’m guessing right about now there are loads of people around the world confronting Jacqui. And to quote that mad cow: “She won’t like it. She won’t like it one bit!”

Oz Government Overreach & Censorship 

The Australian people want the truth.

𝕏 is the only one standing up for their rights.–Elon Musk

Freedom is a dumb concept, right?

Rebel News reporter Avi Yemini set the record straight on misconceptions surrounding the ban of footage depicting stabbing attacks in a recent conversation with 3AW Mornings host Tom Elliot. 

Contrary to claims made by a purported ‘cyber safety’ expert, Susan McLean, the ban was not due to it being designated as a ‘terror’ incident.

“It’s not Julie Inman Grant going ‘hey get this (taken) down I don’t like it”,” she claimed in defence of Australia’s eSafety Commissioner.

Avi clarified that the rationale behind the ban, as communicated by Twitter’s legal team to Rebel News, was the perceived level of violence in the footage of, not just the stabbing attack on Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, but the stabbing incident at Bondi Junction as well – which was not declared a ‘terror’ incident.

More below.

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Our politicians are making a global mockery of the Australian people. They want to censor what we see, hear & read..the same corrupt govt that lie to us everyday & have absolutely no retribution for their actions of deceit. My parents fled communist Russia to escape this. These tyrants need to be stopped!

He highlighted that Inman Grant, and the government were driving forces behind the video’s removal, noting that while the footage was undoubtedly distressing, it did not depict extreme levels of violence compared to other content freely available on the internet.

Australian politicians have specifically claimed the footage was too ‘distressing’ for Australians to be allowed to see for themselves with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also using the buzzwords ‘misinformation’ and ‘disinformation’ to attack social media users.

“We know, I think overwhelmingly, Australians want misinformation and disinformation to stop,” he told reporters in Mackay.

“This isn’t about freedom of expression, this is about the dangerous implications that can occur when things that are simply not true, that everyone knows is not true, are replicated and weaponised in order to cause division and in this case to promote negative statements and potentially to just inflame what was a very difficult situation and social media has a social responsibility.”

Continue reading “Words are weapons”

He was always a sly, double-dealing c*nt. Why change now?

Obama’s Passover Message Adds Palestinians Into the Story; Omits Hostages

Former President Barack Obama used a Passover message on Monday to work Palestinians into the Jewish holiday, calling for empathy for those suffering in “Israel and Gaza,” and for solidarity with “people of all religions.”

Obama’s equivocation obscured the fact that Palestinian terrorists continue to hold 133 Israeli hostages. He failed, in fact, to mention the hostages, instead saying that people should “remember everyone who is unable to celebrate the holiday with their loved ones.” He also failed to mention the ongoing wave of antisemitism on college campuses and in Democrat-run cities, saying that “people of all religions … deserve to feel safe and secure” wherever they are.

Obama also botched the meaning of the Passover holiday, which is not about “resilience, redemption, and renewal,” but specifically about freedom — the freedom of the Israelite slaves who were liberated in the Exodus from Egypt.

Like “hostages” and “antisemitism,” the word “freedom” did not appear in Obama’s message. He also neglected the fact that for many Jews, the freedom of the hostages, many of whom are slaves, is a major Passover theme this year.

Obama initially supported Israel unequivocally after Hamas started the war with its terror attack on October 7. After pressure from left-wing activists — and before Israel had entered Gaza — he backtracked and began to equivocate.

No matter how the political wind blows, Hussein Obama stands with his Muslim brothers.

Obama botches meaning of Passover, doesn’t mention hostages, and calls for empathy for Palestinians

Continue reading Obama Makes Passover Message About Muslims, Not Jews

Fatah: Hamas kills aid workers and steals food 

• Fatah TV anchor: Hamas attacked and killed aid workers; it has persecuted them since the start of the war

In an incredible and rare admission, Fatah has corroborated what Israel has been saying all along: that Hamas is responsible for turmoil connected to distribution of the humanitarian aid sent into Gaza. A Fatah TV anchor reported that throughout the war, Hamas has been committing what is essentially a triple crime—it has attacked and killed aid workers in order to control aid distribution, stolen the food and water for itself, and caused food prices to skyrocket.

Qatar Says It Will Host Hamas as Long as It Is ‘Useful and Positive’ to Do So

Nasty little Qatar needs a reality check.

Qatar funds the construction of mosques in europe and funds many universities in America.

The Islamist government of Qatar confirmed on Tuesday that it is open to continuing to host the leadership of the jihadist terror organization Hamas as long as doing so is “useful and positive.”

Qatar has offered safe haven and extravagant hotel lodgings to Hamas’s most senior leaders since 2012. While Hamas is the government of the disputed Gaza Strip, its top “political” leaders live in Doha. Ismail Haniyeh, the top Hamas “political” leader, is believed to be worth over $4 billion and he and his family often show off their wealth.

“He [Haniyeh] and his associates have been photographed flying in private jets, enjoying fine dining, and attending international sporting events,” the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD) observed in January.

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed al-Ansari was responding on Tuesday to questions about other senior leaders in Doha expressing frustration with the lack of progress in Qatari-hosted talks between Hamas and the government of Israel.

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UNRWA school and “refugee camp” where they breed terror.

Continue reading Qatar stands by Hamas: “useful and positive”

Traitors.

They don’t even know what liberal values are

Wollt ihr die totale Diktatur?

Overwhelmingly, people want government-sponsored misinformation to stop.

Elon Musk’s X is suing Labor in a bid to protect our right to free speech

Australian PM claims Elon Musk is ‘out of touch’ over censorship demands

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says that Australians ‘overwhelmingly’ support the government’s censorship agenda as he ignites a verbal spar with Musk.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese found himself in a heated exchange of words with billionaire Elon Musk amidst a contentious debate over online censorship.

Never let government have control of speech, medical care, money printing, housing, food.

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The feud ignited after Australia’s ‘censorship czar’ eSafety Commissioner demanded that Musk’s platform, X, remove ‘distressing’ content depicting the stabbing of a bishop at a church in western Sydney.

Albanese boldly claimed that “Overwhelmingly Australians want misinformation and disinformation to stop,” in his justification for his censorship stance, which has relative bipartisan support in the nation.

In response, X vehemently opposed the directive, vowing to challenge it legally, labelling it as “unlawful and dangerous.”

Continue reading Censorship = Dictatorship. STOP it NOW!

Imagine having the audacity to rename Fraser Island after this:

Is Thomas Edgar one of those obscure “elders past, present & emerging” whom we’re supposed to worship?

‘A cultural leader’ has been jailed, not ‘Thomas Edgar a proud Yawuru elder’. The ABC has a Ph.D. in obfuscation. When the victim, they always describe them as a proud member of a tribe. When the perpetrator, they avoid. In this case, because of his profile, they obfuscate.

This group of Elders’ will provide knowledge, wisdom and cultural authority on our path to Treaty.

Looks like the Canberra clown gallery is demon possessed.

Australia faces global free speech criticism over censorship demands as social media giants clash with eSafety Commissioner.

Both sides of the Australian parliament have drawn criticism from free speech advocates over the support of censorship demands to block Australians from seeing ‘distressing content’ on social media.

Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt has hit back at Elon Musk’s criticism of the eSafety Commissioner, calling out the tech billionaire’s stance on free speech and censorship.

Musk’s strong words came after controversial eSafety Commissioner and former Twitter employee, Julie Inman Grant, ordered a ‘global takedown’ of content related to the shocking stabbing incident at a Western Sydney church.

Globalism – Socialism – Communism

The true reason why countries around the world are trying to censor the truth.

The Australian censorship commissar is demanding *global* content bans! https://t.co/CRLglUYYIG

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 19, 2024

The eSafety Commissioner issued an ultimatum to X, threatening a $USD500,000 daily fine unless posts regarding the Wakeley church incident were removed.

Defending her actions, Inman Grant stated she had the power to demand the removal of ‘extreme violent material’ and would escalate measures if necessary.

Don’t embarrass yourself by saying you will use a VPN to overcome censorship in Australia, if we get to that point in this country to access news stories and information relevant to Australians we have already lost. We have @elonmusk and @x doing more than many of our political…

— Rukshan Fernando (@therealrukshan) April 21, 2024

In a recent interview, Murray Watt expressed support for stronger laws against what the government labels ‘ misinformation,’ citing recent events in Sydney as evidence of the need for rapid legislative response to evolving technology.

Peter Dutton throwing his support behind the eSafety Commissioner has to be his dumbest political move ever pic.twitter.com/RSXMhGfBaQ

— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) April 21, 2024

While many Australians on social media have shared their concerns over a negative impact to free speech, Opposition leader Peter Dutton has joined in support for crackdowns on the ‘spread of misinformation,’ signalling a potentially unpopular shift in Coalition stance on government legislation previously criticised for its impact on free speech.

The debate underscores the ongoing struggle between government regulation, free speech, and the responsibilities of social media platforms in Australia’s digital landscape. Continue reading Seriously? Australians Want a Lib/Lab Dictatorship?