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Question: Which societies are would you prefer to live in?

European    
  10 (25.0%)
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  22 (55.0%)
US-Canadian    
  5 (12.5%)
Arabic-MiddleEastern-Muslim    
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Indian subcontinental    
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SubSaharan African    
  1 (2.5%)
Chinese, SE Asian    
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Latin American    
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Total votes: 40
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Reply #1590 - Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:22pm
 
moses wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:20pm:
Well like I've already said:

Yeah maybe, might be, perhaps, may never happen, gee get the whities.


I'm just going by what ASIO says:

"Any terrorist attack in Australia for at least the next 12 months is more likely to be committed by a single person ..."

"Extreme right-wing groups and individuals have been in ASIO’s sights for many decades—while we have maintained continuous and dedicated resources to this area, extremists such as neo-Nazis represent a serious, increasing and evolving threat to security. The 2019 Christchurch attack continues to be drawn on for inspiration by right-wing extremists worldwide.

"These groups are also becoming ideological: more aware of and committed to specific dogmas, philosophies and views. They draw from a diversity of ideas and are attracting a younger membership who display few overt signs of their extremist ideology.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has been used by right-wing and issue-motivated extremists to promote their views. They are seeking to exploit social and economic dislocation; and their extremist ideology has been spreading more quickly and widely as Australians spend more time online engaging with like-minded individuals."
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Reply #1591 - Jun 20th, 2021 at 6:09pm
 

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The Islamophobes are still suffering from "Whataboutism" it seems.  They refuse to admit that Right-wing Terrorism exists, let alone acknowledge it could be a problem.  Such silly Islamophobes.  Seems events like Breivik and Tarrant have passed them by as they hide their heads.  Valkie in particular appears to live in an alternative universe where the events of Breivik and Tarrant didn't occur.  They are clear examples of Terrorism undertaken by extreme-Right-Wingers... 

Breivik - 77 killed, 319 injured;
Tarrant - 51 killed, 40 injured.

Moses, the self-taught Christian Zealot still refuses to accept reality it seems.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Re: Far Right Terrorism
Reply #1592 - Jun 20th, 2021 at 6:54pm
 
Bwyannnnnnnn and his boyfriend Anal, k have had their balls handed to them in the Pascoe thread.

Bwyannnnnn Defeated again, so its back to tut tut.
Anal,k follows on with asinine insults.

And we all know what that means.

The tut tut and emoji are bwyannnnnn's way of surrendering to a superior argument.
And Anal, k is simply a moron.

Its their declaration of defeat.

That's all.
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Reply #1593 - Jun 20th, 2021 at 9:11pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:06pm:
moses wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:04pm:
I'm just relaying info from the Govt website:


Yes.  About organisations.

However, the right-wing terrorists you support & encourage act as individuals.

They rarely belong to an organisation.

"Any terrorist attack in Australia for at least the next 12 months is more likely to be committed by a single person ..."

That's  how they downplay jihadis, too. Allahu akhbaring as a sole trader, without referencing any of the grusome Islamic organisations is not counted as Islamic terrorism because it's  not 'organised' weligious violence.  They are as dishonest as you.

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Reply #1594 - Jun 20th, 2021 at 9:14pm
 
Bwyannnnnnnn and his boyfriend Anal, k have had their balls handed to them in the Pascoe thread.

Bwyannnnnn Defeated again, so its back to tut tut.
Anal,k follows on with asinine insults.

And we all know what that means.

The tut tut and emoji are bwyannnnnn's way of surrendering to a superior argument.
And Anal, k is simply a moron.

Its their declaration of defeat.

That's all.
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A DREAM OF A WORLD THAT HAS NEVER KNOWN ISLAM
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Re: Far Right Terrorism
Reply #1595 - Jun 20th, 2021 at 10:29pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:22pm:
moses wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:20pm:
Well like I've already said:

Yeah maybe, might be, perhaps, may never happen, gee get the whities.


I'm just going by what ASIO says:

"Any terrorist attack in Australia for at least the next 12 months is more likely to be committed by a single person ..."

"Extreme right-wing groups and individuals have been in ASIO’s sights for many decades—while we have maintained continuous and dedicated resources to this area, extremists such as neo-Nazis represent a serious, increasing and evolving threat to security. The 2019 Christchurch attack continues to be drawn on for inspiration by right-wing extremists worldwide.

"These groups are also becoming ideological: more aware of and committed to specific dogmas, philosophies and views. They draw from a diversity of ideas and are attracting a younger membership who display few overt signs of their extremist ideology.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has been used by right-wing and issue-motivated extremists to promote their views. They are seeking to exploit social and economic dislocation; and their extremist ideology has been spreading more quickly and widely as Australians spend more time online engaging with like-minded individuals."

Never any example, never any stats.

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Re: Far Right Terrorism
Reply #1596 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 8:39am
 
Frank wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 10:29pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:22pm:
moses wrote on Jun 20th, 2021 at 5:20pm:
Well like I've already said:

Yeah maybe, might be, perhaps, may never happen, gee get the whities.


I'm just going by what ASIO says:

"Any terrorist attack in Australia for at least the next 12 months is more likely to be committed by a single person ..."

"Extreme right-wing groups and individuals have been in ASIO’s sights for many decades—while we have maintained continuous and dedicated resources to this area, extremists such as neo-Nazis represent a serious, increasing and evolving threat to security. The 2019 Christchurch attack continues to be drawn on for inspiration by right-wing extremists worldwide.

"These groups are also becoming ideological: more aware of and committed to specific dogmas, philosophies and views. They draw from a diversity of ideas and are attracting a younger membership who display few overt signs of their extremist ideology.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has been used by right-wing and issue-motivated extremists to promote their views. They are seeking to exploit social and economic dislocation; and their extremist ideology has been spreading more quickly and widely as Australians spend more time online engaging with like-minded individuals."

Never any example, never any stats.



Like all apologist, sycophant, islamophile traitors to civilization.

Facts are always very carefully vetted and used to support their ludicrous claims that Islam is anything but the cult of death.

I like the way they always very carefully quote very specific places where there are either zero or very few muzzos and then claim far right terrorism is rife.

You know like the town of Boort.
The far right terrorism there is 100 times worse than islamic terrorism.

The simple facts that Boort has no muslims, is a tiny town found far inland in Australia, and had a couple of kids paint a fence or wall in protest about a local politician (the primary activity of Far Right Terrorism).
These fictional instances of terrorism pale into insignificance compared to muzzo terrorism that
Drives trucks down busy streets killing innocent people
Carries bombs into children's concerts to kill children
Takes over cafes and kills innocent people
Drives cars down streets killing people
Runs down roads stabbing people
Need I go on, we all know how Islam is a murderous group of inbred nutcases.

The best the apologist, sycophant, islamophile traitors to civilization can come up with for far right terrorism is someone yelling at a muzzo shela or painting walls with graffiti.

Sadly, in their tiny minds, they justify their twisted view of the world in protecting the "innocent", but no muzzo is innocent.
Even "moderate" muzzos turn feral when they protest about any slight they feel offends them, which is just about everything.

They carry placards and demand death and destruction.

Is this the action of an innocent, placid and worthwhile individual or collective?

Islam is the cult of death, reinforced daily with the deaths of thousands at their hands
Islam is the cult of Satan, reinforced daily with their sick depraved actions.
no person is safe under Islam, it kills, rapes and destroys in the name of Satan's spawn Mo the mad .
A sociopath, lying, cowardly , traitorous self confessed pedophile nutcase.
The prophet they all seek to emulate.
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I HAVE A DREAM
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A DREAM OF A WORLD THAT HAS NEVER KNOWN ISLAM
A DREAM OF A WORLD FREE FROM THE HORRORS OF ISLAM.

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Reply #1597 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 11:45am
 

I'm just going by what ASIO says:

"Any terrorist attack in Australia for at least the next 12 months is more likely to be committed by a single person ..."

"Extreme right-wing groups and individuals have been in ASIO’s sights for many decades—while we have maintained continuous and dedicated resources to this area, extremists such as neo-Nazis represent a serious, increasing and evolving threat to security. The 2019 Christchurch attack continues to be drawn on for inspiration by right-wing extremists worldwide.

"These groups are also becoming ideological: more aware of and committed to specific dogmas, philosophies and views. They draw from a diversity of ideas and are attracting a younger membership who display few overt signs of their extremist ideology.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has been used by right-wing and issue-motivated extremists to promote their views. They are seeking to exploit social and economic dislocation; and their extremist ideology has been spreading more quickly and widely as Australians spend more time online engaging with like-minded individuals."
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Reply #1598 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 7:47pm
 
Yeah gee maybe gunna happen, might never happen, perhaps will not happen, perhaps might happen, maybe possibly perchance could be could not be,
bloody hell get them whities.


...Bullshit was all the band could play ...

...bullshit they played it night and day ...

...ta da da bullshit ta da da bullshit was all they played ...
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Reply #1599 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 8:24pm
 

...

The Islamophobes are still suffering from "Whataboutism" it seems.  They refuse to admit that Right-wing Terrorism exists, let alone acknowledge it could be a problem.  Such silly Islamophobes.  Seems events like Breivik and Tarrant have passed them by as they hide their heads.  Valkie in particular appears to live in an alternative universe where the events of Breivik and Tarrant didn't occur.  They are clear examples of Terrorism undertaken by extreme-Right-Wingers... 

Breivik - 77 killed, 319 injured;
Tarrant - 51 killed, 40 injured.

Moses, the self-taught Christian Zealot still refuses to accept reality it seems.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



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Reply #1600 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 8:46pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Jun 21st, 2021 at 8:24pm:
https://emojipedia-us.s3.dualstack.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/thumbs/120/google/223...

The Islamophobes are still suffering from "Whataboutism" it seems.  They refuse to admit that Right-wing Terrorism exists, let alone acknowledge it could be a problem.  Such silly Islamophobes.  Seems events like Breivik and Tarrant have passed them by as they hide their heads.  Valkie in particular appears to live in an alternative universe where the events of Breivik and Tarrant didn't occur.  They are clear examples of Terrorism undertaken by extreme-Right-Wingers... 

Breivik - 77 killed, 319 injured;
Tarrant - 51 killed, 40 injured.

Moses, the self-taught Christian Zealot still refuses to accept reality it seems.  Tsk, tsk.   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes




Brewik - 2011
Tarrant- 2019

Two in 10 years.


Terrible but insignificant next to Islamic terrorism. Muslims slaughter more Muslims than anyone else.  By far.
Muslims slaughter more non-muslims in jihadi terrorist attacks than anyone else.


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Reply #1601 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 8:59pm
 
Bwyannnnnnnn and his boyfriend Anal, k have had their balls handed to them in the Pascoe thread.

Bwyannnnnn Defeated again, so its back to tut tut.
Anal,k follows on with asinine insults.

And we all know what that means.

The tut tut and emoji are bwyannnnnn's way of surrendering to a superior argument.
And Anal, k is simply a moron.

Its their declaration of defeat.

That's all.
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Reply #1602 - Jun 21st, 2021 at 9:31pm
 

I'm just going by what ASIO says:

"Any terrorist attack in Australia for at least the next 12 months is more likely to be committed by a single person ..."

"Extreme right-wing groups and individuals have been in ASIO’s sights for many decades—while we have maintained continuous and dedicated resources to this area, extremists such as neo-Nazis represent a serious, increasing and evolving threat to security. The 2019 Christchurch attack continues to be drawn on for inspiration by right-wing extremists worldwide.

"These groups are also becoming ideological: more aware of and committed to specific dogmas, philosophies and views. They draw from a diversity of ideas and are attracting a younger membership who display few overt signs of their extremist ideology.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has been used by right-wing and issue-motivated extremists to promote their views. They are seeking to exploit social and economic dislocation; and their extremist ideology has been spreading more quickly and widely as Australians spend more time online engaging with like-minded individuals."
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Reply #1603 - Jun 22nd, 2021 at 8:31am
 
Like all apologist, sycophant, islamophile traitors to civilization.

Facts are always very carefully vetted and used to support their ludicrous claims that Islam is anything but the cult of death.

I like the way they always very carefully quote very specific places where there are either zero or very few muzzos and then claim far right terrorism is rife.

You know like the town of Boort.
The far right terrorism there is 100 times worse than islamic terrorism.

The simple facts that Boort has no muslims, is a tiny town found far inland in Australia, and had a couple of kids paint a fence or wall in protest about a local politician (the primary activity of Far Right Terrorism).
These fictional instances of terrorism pale into insignificance compared to muzzo terrorism that
Drives trucks down busy streets killing innocent people
Carries bombs into children's concerts to kill children
Takes over cafes and kills innocent people
Drives cars down streets killing people
Runs down roads stabbing people
Need I go on, we all know how Islam is a murderous group of inbred nutcases.

The best the apologist, sycophant, islamophile traitors to civilization can come up with for far right terrorism is someone yelling at a muzzo shela or painting walls with graffiti.

Sadly, in their tiny minds, they justify their twisted view of the world in protecting the "innocent", but no muzzo is innocent.
Even "moderate" muzzos turn feral when they protest about any slight they feel offends them, which is just about everything.

They carry placards and demand death and destruction.

Is this the action of an innocent, placid and worthwhile individual or collective?

Islam is the cult of death, reinforced daily with the deaths of thousands at their hands
Islam is the cult of Satan, reinforced daily with their sick depraved actions.
no person is safe under Islam, it kills, rapes and destroys in the name of Satan's spawn Mo the mad .
A sociopath, lying, cowardly , traitorous self confessed pedophile nutcase.
The prophet they all seek to emulate.
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I HAVE A DREAM
A WONDERFUL, PEACEFUL, BEAUTIFUL DREAM.
A DREAM OF A WORLD THAT HAS NEVER KNOWN ISLAM
A DREAM OF A WORLD FREE FROM THE HORRORS OF ISLAM.

SUCH A WONDERFUL DREAM
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Reply #1604 - Jun 22nd, 2021 at 2:13pm
 
Yeah gee maybe gunna happen, might never happen, perhaps will not happen, perhaps might happen, maybe possibly perchance could be could not be,
bloody hell get them whities.


...Bullshit was all the band could play ...

...bullshit they played it night and day ...

...ta da da bullshit ta da da bullshit was all they played ...
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