Keysar Trad, ominously described as Sydney Muslim community leader, is shedding far too many tears for the families of Islamic State murderers Khaled Sharrouf and Mohamed Elomar, reportedly killed in Iraq:

”My deepest condolences to their family and let’s hope we can give some support to their wives and children,” said Mr Trad, who maintains young Australians are joining terror groups because their “blood is boiling” at domestic persecution.
But at least one of the relatives doesn’t need Trad’s sympathy:
Peter Nettleton, whose daughter Tara was wooed by the Islamic State butcher more than a decade ago, said he was overjoyed to learn that the man who ruined his family was likely killed in the brutal civil war.
“It’s a good day isn’t it,” he told The Daily Telegraph this morning.
Nettleton’s reaction is the proper one. Trad’s is the kind that should have him excluded from civilised company, including our universities.
Note: Sharrouf’s wife actually chose to join him in the Islamic State. The Australian Government should feel not the slightest obligation to offer her support.
But let’s hold of partying just yet:
It is believed Elomar’s body has been recovered but Sharrouf’s remains are missing.
In other news:
OUR” ABC NOW A MOUTHPIECE FOR TERRORIST RECRUITMENT
Shortly after the broadcast, Mr Mallah tweeted that he would “pay” to see “that Minister” “dumped on ISIS territory in Iraq”.
Liberal backbencher Alex Hawke told Fairfax Media it was not the first time the ABC had provided a platform for extremist views on the program.

‘Form of sedition’: Coalition MPs slam ABC for allowing former terrorism suspect on Q&A
Tony Abbott has finally unveiled details of a proposal that would see suspected terrorists stripped of their Australian citizenship in a move designed to “stop terrorists from being loose on our streets”.

Tony Abbott reveals details of citizenship legislation
Wack Zaky stands by his comments and more. And the Guardian…well…the Guardian of what?
Jihadi’s who join ISIS are not victims. No amount of whinging, whining, complaining or carrying on will convince us otherwise. Keep talking Zaky, you are digging a deeper hole.You are right about one thing, the public does need to hear it. Hopefully more will wake up because of your arrogance and stupidity.
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