This headline story might come as a shock to some. You might think it was as easy as creating overnight law against “outlaw motorcycle gangs”, wouldn’t you? However, Hizb Ut-Tahrir has been evading government censure for a very long time in Australia. This is no small-scale group of mildly ticked off muslims. They are nowadays right at the heart of Hizb activities world-wide, due to Hizb having been banned and outlawed in many other countries. They don’t just talk, in other words. Each year they host a Conference calling for the re-establishment of the Calliphate - the muslim empire, based on Sharia law. They have called our Foreign Policy an act of terrorism. They want our Prime Minister arrested on “war crimes” charges and they want Sharia law imposed on Australians. dailytelegraph.au/news/nsw/government-seeks-advice-over-radical-islamic-group-hizb-uttahrir-cant-act-against-them-under-current-laws/story-fni0cx12-1226966995385 Can’t act against them under the current law!? This has been said several times over the past few years but.....it’s a nonsense. Parliament could enact law very quickly BUT THEY DONT HAVE TO. There’s enough law available to outlaw them - now. What is missing is the will to do it. Here’s a bit of the law that is used to silence people who oppose islam. How about it gets applied to those who call for the end of our nation? antidiscrimination.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/adb/adb1_antidiscriminationlaw/adb1_vilification.html How many of the following “check list” of offences are Hizb guilty of? Public acts could include the following: remarks in a newspaper, journal or other publications; remarks on radio or television; material on the internet, including social networking sites such as Facebook and micro-blogging services such as Twitter; graffiti; putting up posters or stickers; verbal abuse; making speeches or statements; making gestures; or wearing badges or clothes with slogans on them.
Posted on: Wed, 25 Jun 2014 21:59:01 +0000
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