Here she equates the followers of islam with members of a race – then denounces ‘racism’.
Susanna Latham is a sellout and a traitor:
“I’m an Anglo Australian who married into a loving Muslim family and have two gorgeous boys”– that’s not only her problem, that’s a problem that grows with time.
Here’s a harebrained attack by her in the DRUM. Her rants and her smears lack more than substance, they lack the basic ingredients. The whole drivel is too absurd to even bother with a rebuttal. The dilemma a convert finds himself (or herself) in is that the defence of Islam requires the abandonment of reason. The effects are plain to see. Latham displays the blinkered views of the convert to whom only Muslims are human, and she will see to it that they get their “human rights”.
Here she whines about “… ignorant or politically opportunist pronouncements on Islam…”

The politics of racism are flourishing in Australia
Racist groups have always existed on the fringes of Australian society but lack of national political leadership could propel bigotry into the mainstream.
It might be tempting to dismiss claims by new anti-Muslim political party Australian Liberty Alliance that it hopes to eventually poll “in the 20 per cent bracket” at election time as wishful thinking, but this would be a serious mistake.
Racism is flourishing in Australia. AFL legend Adam Goodes has been criticised by many public figures for drawing attention to it and there have already been many rallies against Muslims nationwide this year.
The Abbott government has fostered this atmosphere by declaring that people have the right to be bigots and attempting to repeal part of the Racial Discrimination Act. Banning the burqa in Parliament, declaring that a death cult is coming for us at every conceivable opportunity, Liberal Senator Cory Bernardi’s instigation of an inquiry into halal food certification, and Queensland Nationals MP George Christensen addressing a Reclaim Australia rally suggest that an embattled government is belatedly acting on Scott Morrison’s advice to exploit community concern about Muslims.
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