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Anti-terrorist crackdown on religious extremists


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Authorities could be given more powers to target radical extremists under proposed additions to Australia's anti-terrorism laws. The Federal Government is set to release changes which will make it easier to prosecute people who encourage others to commit acts of violence. Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland says the Government is proposing the establishment of a new offence of inciting violence against someone on the basis of race, religion or nationality.

Just setting up grounds to stop people like Saleam and associated political parties who share his ideals, in time for the next election.

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The Federal Government is set to release changes which will make it easier to prosecute people who encourage others to commit acts of violence

Does e mailing the PM with a list of demands come under this category? it well could be considered as "encourage others to commit acts of violence".
Wow, my local member gets things done quick, I only e mailed her this morning.

wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2009 at 3:33pm:

Quote: The Federal Government is set to release changes which will make it easier to prosecute people who encourage others to commit acts of violence Does e mailing the PM with a list of demands come under this category? it well could be considered as "encourage others to commit acts of violence". Wow, my local member gets things done quick, I only e mailed her this morning.

Yes I'm sure that the Attorney-General put this on the national agenda because you emailed your local MP.

This is likely to be more restrictions on freedom of speech. I'll wait to see the draft and may put in a submission depending on what it says.

Amazing. Great idea the ALP govt.

Remember my letter I sent to the immigration minister a few months ago ?
I never got a reply, doubt it was just my suggestion.
This is what the public want.

FREE SPEECH TO END IN AUSTRALIA AS MUSLIMS DICTATE  POLITICALLY CORRECT  TERMINOLOGY

http://www.theage.com.au/national/do-not-confuse-islam-with-terrorism-says-book-20090719-dpik.html

A GUIDEBOOK for politicians, police and public servants on how to talk about Muslims and terrorism without implicating the religion of Islam should be released by the end of the year.

The book, A Lexicon on Terror, was conceived by Victoria Police and the Australian Multicultural Foundation, but was so popular it became a national project, an international conference on Islamophobia at Monash University heard yesterday.

Stephen Fontana, the assistant commissioner for counter-terrorism co-ordination, told the conference the aim was to reduce alienation and radicalism among young Muslims.

"A comment we think is harmless, some communities read as an attack," he said.

Multicultural Foundation head Hass Dellal told The Age many Muslims interpreted "war on terror" as a war on Islam. Other terms to be avoided included "Islamic terrorism", "Islamo-fascists", "Middle Eastern appearance", and "moderate Muslim", which suggested to Muslims they were inadequate in their faith.

"Talk about 'violent extremists', because that's what they are, or name the group," he said.

"Muslims and non-Muslims alike have told us they don't want a new wave of political correctness but they want a more careful use of language."

Mr Dellal said the concern was the wholesale branding of Islam with violence, terrorism and extremism. "It's hard to change language, but if we start with politicians and leaders it may filter down. We need to change not just language but attitudes."

What an absurd expensive leftard ideology.

No. No. No.

THEY need to change not just language but attitudes

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Multicultural Foundation head Hass Dellal told The Age many Muslims interpreted "war on terror" as a war on Islam.

Now why would they do that? They call this in the trade 'Consciousness of Guilt'.

Centcom's Red Team said what a pack of baloney this all is and was. I sent Centcom's memo to both AGs, and the opposition.

http://www.nefafoundation.org/miscellaneous/FeaturedDocs/CentCommRedTeamReport_FrdomSpeech.pdf

Just quietly, I think Centcom Red Team knows a teensy bit more about islamic terror than the Victorian police and their leftist backers from the Labor party.

Calanen wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2009 at 7:52pm:

Quote: Multicultural Foundation head Hass Dellal told The Age many Muslims interpreted "war on terror" as a war on Islam. Now why would they do that? They call this in the trade 'Consciousness of Guilt'. Centcom's Red Team said what a pack of baloney this all is and was. I sent Centcom's memo to both AGs, and the opposition. http://www.nefafoundation.org/miscellaneous/FeaturedDocs/CentCommRedTeamReport_FrdomSpeech.pdf Just quietly, I think Centcom Red Team knows a teensy bit more about islamic terror than the Victorian police and their leftist backers from the Labor party.

I had an AVIRA virus alert when I clicked on http://www.nefafoundation.org (not the pdf link you provided)

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I had an AVIRA virus alert when I clicked on http://www.nefafoundation.org (not the pdf link you provided)

False alarm, NEFA Foundation is clean. They prepare reports for Congress and the military. A lot of virus alerts these days tend to be false alarms, too sensitive.

Tghis is the sort of thinking we must ban in aussie.
Any country that wants to be a friend with the west must also ban it.



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......."The main cause of this disaster (the bombings) is the Indonesian government, which undermines the supremacy of Islamic law. "This (terror) will not end until the government follows the right path." Asked by The Australian whether he felt any sadness for the seven victims of the suicide bombings, Bashir said: "What makes me sad about the bombings was that it involved innocent people being killed. "People such as women and children who are not involved in the fight against Muslims should not be killed. "But the problem is we don't know for sure that the victims weren't involved in the fight against Islam. Even the thought of fighting against Islam is involvement. Everyone that thinks like that is allowed to be killed." Fifteen of his former students are said to have been directly involved in acts of terror across the region......... .

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25822368-601,00.html

I gather he means everyone else apart from women and children are appropriate targets.

talk about a paranoid delusional.

The Indonesian people would be better served without the existence of this insect.

Unfortunately there are many more of him there.
And it only takes one to have hundreds if not thousands of followers.

helian agreed. The indonesian law should ban this teaching.
their consideration of us nonmuslims is apparent

more religious extrenmists



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MELBOURNE man Shane Kent has pleaded guilty in the Victorian Supreme Court to being a member of a terrorist organisation and being involved in preparing a terrorist act. Kent, 33, from Campbellfield, made the admission just before a jury was to be empanelled for his trial. He pleaded guilty to one count of intentionally being a member of a terrorist organisation between July 2004 and November 2005. He also pleaded guilty to one count of making a document connected with the preparation of a terrorist act. Wearing a dark grey shirt and black jacket, he looked down as the charges were read and calmly replied "guilty" to each

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,25847702-5003402,00.html



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.........Mr Kent, who converted to Islam when he was 19, is prohibited from contacting in any way Benbrika and six other Melbourne Muslim men convicted last month of belonging to the Benbrika terrorist organisation..........

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,,24527868-2702,00.html


he joins islam and becomes a terrorist.