FURTHER QUESTIONS FOR THE HEAD OF ASIO BASED ON NEW TERRORISM INFORMATION
ASIO have revealed they have 400 terror operations under way into Islamic State extremists in Australia.
Some questions for the ASIO Director-General Duncan Lewis:
1. How many of those 400 are refugees to Australia?
2. How many of these 400 are the children of refugees to Australia?
3. Were these 400 radicalised in Australia or entered Australia radicalised?
4. You have classed them ALL as ‘ISLAMIC’, will you now consider religion as a factor in terrorism?
5. Additionally, yesterday Islamic State attacked the Tehran Parliament building, gaining entry wearing women’s burkas, will you now consider the Burkas a security threat?
Australia has more than 400 operations into IS terror extremists | Daily Telegraph
Hundreds of Islamists in ASIO’s crosshairs
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Andrews troubled by Muslim ‘rage areas’
- The Australian
Premier Daniel Andrews says he’s “very troubled” by the Islamic Council of Victoria’s suggestion for safe spaces where Muslim youth “could be radical”.
The council made a submission asking for taxpayer-funded “safe spaces” where young Muslims can express themselves openly, even if those views are “inflammatory”.
Mr Andrews says he is very concerned about their proposal and the council’s state funding will be reviewed.
“There is no safe way to rail against the West. There is no safe way to rail against the values that we hold dear,” Mr Andrews told reporters.
“I am very troubled by the suggestion that we might have a space where people could be radical as part of a deradicalisation program. That makes no sense to me whatsoever.”
Andrews should know that resisting Islamic demands causes jihad. We have it coming. We brought it upon ourselves.
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