G’Day Damascus: Australians Are Joining Syria’s Rebels in Surprising Numbers
More about those “fanatical Aussie Kidz” who went to jihad in Syria…. – Winds Of Jihad …
- Scott Morrison flags block on Australians returning home after … – ABC
- Get tough on youths fighting in Syria:Carr – Yahoo!7
- Australians answer the Syria jihad call | The Australian
A Newspaper Editorial in the Land Down Under Understates the Flaming Obvious:
There is Such a Thing as Treason and There are Those Who are Committing It

Alan Howe’s editorial, published in Australia’s Herald-Sun yesterday (perhaps it should have been published on the fifth of November, not on the fourth, just to make a point).
“There are some ‘Aussies’ we don’t want, or need”.
Click on the link: the accompanying photo depicts one “Abdul Benbrika”, a Muslim jihad gang boss, being escorted out of the Victorian Supreme Court after running afoul of Australian infidel law. – CM
“Treason has always been treated as perhaps the most serious of crimes.
See Dante, Inferno, the Ninth and bottom-most Circle, the circle of the Traitors. – CM
‘Elsewhere, convicted traitors are executed. Â Indeed, many Americans wish for whistle-blower Edward Snowden to be killed by the state he has so embarrased with leaks about its information gathering. That’s why he’s hiding in Russia.
‘They tortured Guy Fawkes for weeks after finding the gunpowder he had stockpiled in order to blow up the House of Lords and King James. Â The only reason this most infamous of traitors escaped being hanged was because of a leap from the gallows that broke his neck. Â Nevertheless, he was still drawn and quartered, and his body parts put on display around England.
‘The Victorian Crimes Act of 1958 details the offence of treason and lists its maximum penalty as life in jail, hanging drawing and quartering having long since been dispensed [with] as a punishment.
‘Which makes you wonder why Algerian-born Abdul Benbrika (Mr Howe: you should have bitten the bullet and written – “Algerian-born pious Muslim jihad plotter Abdul Benbrika” – CM) and his malevolent gang of would-be mass murderers – they planned to blow up the MCG (for the benefit of any non-Aussies reading this who don’t know, that is the hallowed “Melbourne Cricket Ground” – CM) on Grand Final Day in 2005 (that is, on the Grand Final of the footie, not the cricket; the MCG is used for other sports in winter, when cricket is not being played – CM), but couldn’t decide between it and Flemington on Cup Day (as it so happens, I am typing this on Cup Day, November 6th; the day of Australia’s most prestigious, legendary and most-watched..horse race – CM) – weren’t charged with treason, rather than the terror counts that will see Benbrika walk free in a little over three years.
‘Right now there are traitors in our midst – and not just those who think like Benbrika.
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