Update:
WELFARE WARFARE
Yesterday’s alleged bank-burning attempted murderer turns out to be an Islamic asylum seeker who may have been upset over a delayed welfare payment. There’s a shock.
Ignore the crime; just think of the delicious food:
A scribbler from al AGE tells us to Ignore the global jihad and the criminal aggression of the Mohammedans. Just think about the culinary enrichment: where would we be without it?
“Australian food got orders of magnitude more delicious”.
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
To repeat: our “refugee” program puts Australians in danger by importing people who will clearly struggle to fit in. The latest evidence: a Muslim asylum seeker from Burma blows up people at a bank in Melbourne.
ANGST about money may have led a man to set himself alight inside a Commonwealth Bank branch in southeast Melbourne, putting himself and 26 others in hospital…
The horrifying incident left several people, including toddlers and elderly customers, badly hurt.
The suspect:
THE man who allegedly set himself on fire in a suburban Melbourne bank is believed to be a refugee from Myanmar, also known as Burma, living in Australia on a bridging visa.
Sources told the Herald Sun that the 21-year-old arrived on one of the 300 boats carrying more than 20,000 Illegal Maritime Arrivals (IMAs) in 2013 under the Gillard-Rudd government. The alleged attacker was transferred to Christmas Island before settling in Melbourne on a bridging visa, which allowed him to temporarily live in the community while his claim was processed…
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I just heard the penal sentence demanded by the Public Prosecutor: a penalty of 5,000 euros.
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