No surprises here: we have a spineless, self-serving government that will side with Muslim agitprops against the people of Australia.
Yassmin can keep her job
The Australian has obtained a letter from Ms Bishop to Coalition backbencher Eric Abetz who had called for her to be dumped from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s Council for Australian-Arab Relations, advising him that there was no precedent for such a removal.
Ms Abdel-Magied’s, who is also an ABC host, deleted and apologised for a controversial Facebook post in which she said “Lest we forget (Manus, Nauru, Syria, Palestine)”, which sparked outrage and accusations that she had disrespected Anzac Day.
Ms Bishop said after a thorough inquiry including interviews with embassies and other members of the board, she was convinced that no good would be served by her removal and that instead she would be “mentored”.–Share
Lest Abdel-Magied forgets, she created the problem
Wasn’t it Amanda who inflicted the Sudanese cultural enrichment on us?
Yassmin Abdel-Magied’s Lest We Forget tweet was in itself regrettable. It also drew out some commentary that I found surprising.
Ms Abdel-Magied started out with a credibility problem following a Q&A performance during which she made some, to me, inexplicable remarks about women and the Muslim religion.
Under fire for an Anzac Day Facebook post: ABC presenter and youth activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied. Photo: Daniel Boud
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