Bobby. wrote on Nov 1^st, 2020 at 12:06pm:


Actually Bobby, it's worse than that number looks. While only a small % of people will be head choppers, there's not some huge gulf between head choppers and peaceful Muslims with nothing in-between.

When asked about the original Charlie Hebdo killings, peaceful Muslims say, sure I'm against violence, but they shouldn't publish cartoons.

The beliefs of peaceful Muslims encourage and justify the actions of the head choppers.

Another attack in last 24 hours, Greek priest this time

An attacker armed with a sawn-off shotgun on Saturday wounded a Greek Orthodox priest in a shooting in the French city of Lyon before fleeing, said a police source.

https://www.france24.com/en/france/20201031-orthodox-priest-wounded-in-shooting-...

   Rage ends freedom

ANDREW BOLT
We cannot allow Islamic fury to place limits on the Western concept of free speech
he Nice basilica’s floor was still wet with Christian blood when the media Left surrendered. Once again, they pretended not to see Islam is at war with France and Western culture. If anything, they declared, France attacked Islam.
Take SBS. On Friday our multicultural broadcaster claimed it couldn’t make sense of this slaughter in Nice, the same city where a Tunisian jihadist murdered 86 people in 2016.
The clues were so vague.
Clue one: In the Nice basilica that morning lay the body of a 60-year-old worshipper, her head nearly cut off. Nearby lay the sexton, his own throat cut, while a third woman bled to death.
Clue two: The killer was another Tunisian refugee who, SBS acknowledged, “kept repeating ‘Allahu Akbar’ (God is Greater) even while under medication”.
Clue three: Two days earlier, two French cities projected cartoon images of Islam’s prophet Mohammed onto buildings in defiance of a Muslim terrorist who’d last month beheaded a teacher for showing them to his class.
Yet SBS, eyes shut, said: “It was not immediately clear what the motive was for the Nice attack.” By Saturday, the killer’s motive was too clear to deny, but the ABC still chose to make France seem the guilty party.
Yes, the killer was Muslim, conceded our national broadcaster. But criticise France for its “strict form of secularism that upholds blasphemy and satire as freedom of speech”.
Criticise France’s Charlie Hebdo magazine for publishing cartoons of Mohammed as it pushed “the limits of French hate speech laws”.
Criticise France’s president for fuelling “tensions” by saying Islam was “in crisis” and defending Charlie Hebdo’s free speech.
Criticise France’s “torrid colonial past”, and its laws setting “limits on the wearing of headscarves”.
But on no account blame Islam. Nowhere did the ABC explain that Islam’s sacred texts reject the free speech and “secular” space of the modern Christian West.
What cowardice. You see, unlike the Christians’ New Testament, Islam’s texts endorse the murder of blasphemers.
The Koran even recommends the Nice method: “So when you meet those who disbelieve (in battle), strike (their) necks.”
Important caveat: most Muslims reject these passages, or say they can’t be taken literally or out of context.
Yet it’s no coincidence that in 2016 two Islamic radicals beheaded a French priest. Nor is it a coincidence that Islamists slaughtered 12 people at Charlie Hebdo for those cartoons.
And it’s no coincidence a Muslim stabbed two Parisians in September to protest the trial of Hebdo suspects.
It’s a pattern. Two weeks ago, a Chechen Muslim cried “Allahu Akbar” as he beheaded teacher Samuel Paty for showing his class some of Hebdo’s Mohammed cartoons.
Paty was no bigot. He was simply teaching moral and civic education. Yet the Muslim father of a girl who’d missed the class denounced Paty as a “thug”, as did a Paris imam.
Here were Muslims dictating what non-Muslims could see.
Free speech is a key battleground in France’s struggle to integrate Europe’s largest Muslim minority — nearly six million people.
The tragedy for France, and the West, is that many Muslim leaders openly say Western freedom must end where Muslim rage begins.
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan made clear he thought France was at fault, and Pakistan demanded the UN censor such “blasphemy” as the Hebdo cartoons.
Many journalists still can’t pick a side between free speech and a religion that brutally rejects it.
To add to the betrayal, Canada’s uber-woke PM, Justin Trudeau, urges France to surrender: “Freedom of expression is not without limits.”
Hold our tongues or lose our heads. A cowed civilisation marches back to the caves.
The killer’s motive was too clear to deny, but the ABC still chose to make France seem the guilty party
 

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I see the troll is attempting to justify the violence of the Australian Bogans by referring to the violence of Muslims.  Two wrongs don't make a right, Mr. Troll.  The Muslims were wrong, so where the Bogans.  You cannot claim being "morally superior" when you answer violence with violence.  Tsk, tsk.   

Brian Ross wrote on Nov 2^nd, 2020 at 10:53am:



It's what happens when there's no other recourse, the police failed to resolve the problem of the muslims' bad behavior in the first place, and the politicians were silent, so the muslims just kept behaving badly.

The only recourse in the end was for Aussies to display a show of force. It wouldn't have happened if the police had put more emphasis on bringing those life-saver bashing muslims into line before things really got out of hand.

The Aussies were protecting our freedoms and way of life, in much the same way Australia fought Japan with violence against violence to check the Japs' bad behavior

When a muslim terrorist is killed as they arrest him / her, the body should be buried by the govt in an unmarked grave, covered in pig guts from the abattoirs, with no type of burial service what so ever.