Rita Panahi: Victoria Police playing politics over Flinders Street attack
THE CCTV footage of a white Suzuki SUV ploughing into pedestrians at a busy Melbourne intersection is sickening.
If you haven’t seen it, I’d encourage you not to seek it out.
For the tens of thousands of us who regularly cross that intersection it was a sobering reminder that anyone, including our loved ones, could become the victim of a cowardly attack.
Mere hours after the “deliberate act” of violence, before even interviewing the alleged assailant, Victoria Police advised media that the Flinders Street attack was not terror-related.
We were told that the alleged driver, Saeed Noori, was believed to be an ice addict with mental health issues.
It looked a lot like the police playing politics.
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How can Victoria Police dismiss the terror angle before speaking to the alleged attacker? And, how does the diagnosis of a mental health issue discount the possibility of terrorism?
Jihadism and mental illness are not mutually exclusive. The embrace of violent ideology is a sign of mental instability.
Rita Panahi just declared 1.5 billion Muslims mentally unstable. The ideology is the same all around the world. All Muslims must believe in jihad, sharia, Islamic supremacy & subjugation of the unbelievers.
Indeed, anyone who thinks killing innocent civilians is a great way to advance a political or religious cause is mentally unsound.
Mohammedan warfare is based on that concept. Muhammad did it. He was the perfect man. Every Mohammedan must emulate him.
Authorities appear eager to dismiss terrorism before they’ve had a chance to properly investigate the crime and determine the motivations, if any, of the offender.
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