abu_rashid wrote on Oct 29^th, 2012 at 8:29pm:


It was written in Arabic. It obviously was not targetted at an Australian audience. Perhaps it never occurred to them that Australians may not be able to read the message they are trying to send.

Was Calanen right about the black flag and the white flag of Islam?

freediver wrote on Oct 29^th, 2012 at 10:26pm:


They're not trying to send any message by it. It's simply our flag, our banner, our symbol of our creed. It is not meant to be read in the sense of a placard at a rally, it is merely to identify the people as adherents to the Islamic creed.

Perhaps if you pulled away from your incessant suspicions against Islam for a moment, you might've picked this up already.

freediver wrote on Oct 29^th, 2012 at 10:26pm:


One flag is a state flag and another a military flag, yes. Beyond that, his post was mostly deluded fantasy.

abu_rashid wrote on Oct 29^th, 2012 at 10:49pm:



I just saw some more Muzzies on the 7.30 report tonight
holding down a 5 year old girl & cutting her private parts with a razor blade -
they were animals.
We don't want them here.

In Abu's usual way to try to do some sleight of hand, he wrongly accused me of saying that the black flag of jihad was the al quada flag. As I said, IN ADDITION To the black flag of jihad, they also carried the flag of Al Quada.

If I can dig up some photos (I actually may have a personal one of the flag of al quada being waved) I will.

This is the flag of Al Quada.



Anyone who wants to check whether the white flag is the flag of the Islamic Empire and the black flag is the black flag of jihad, google is only a click away.

Got it FD, have a look at the video I posted, in the first 15 seconds, at about 9 seconds in - right in centre shot you should see the flag of al quada, (as depicted above) along with the flags of the Islamic Empire and the Black Flag of Jihad. In the same shot, on your left, you can see the flag of Hamas, the green flag.

From the Australian-

AFTER the hope of the Arab Spring came the anarchy of the Arab Winter, unleashing a global wave of intolerance that swept through Sydney on Saturday. Protesters carrying the black flag of jihad, the banner of al-Q'aida, confronted police using the ugly language of extremism. A child, perhaps no more than five, held up a banner calling for the beheading of Islam's enemies, as a woman, presumably his mother, took a souvenir picture. Let us hope this is not a glimpse of Australia's multicultural future. It would be naive to imagine this was merely a spontaneous local demonstration or an expression of discontent within a section of local society.

Really?

Here's what I saw as the "Muslims riot in Sydney";

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSKH3CBwq-w

Oh dear!
When I see all that I get scared.

Hope ASIO is taking note.