December 16, 2025Dec 16 On 12/15/2025 at 1:07 PM, still kicking said: Most of them were Australian Jews Just as I've expected.
December 16, 2025Dec 16 4 hours ago, JBChiangRai said: There is a saying in aviation security Not all Muslims are Terrorists but all Terrorists are Muslims. There must be a lot of Muslims in the USA
December 16, 2025Dec 16 5 hours ago, ronnie50 said: A Muslim hero - an Aussie citizen - who singlehandedly and unarmed wrestled the long gun from one of the attackers. Meantime, what were the cops doing? The rampage went on for as long as 20 minutes (Reuters) - at Bondi Beach in broad daylight - two cops got shot (presumably already there for crowd control). But I mean given the prime Sydney location, time of day, etc., both shooters should have been dead by police swarming the area and their actions within 5-6 minutes. The guy who disarmed one of the shooters IS NOT muslim. He is a Lebanese Maronite Christian (an Eastern Catholic Christian denomination)
December 16, 2025Dec 16 Popular Post How does a 24-year old Muslim male who is known to the government for being affiliated with ISIS get access to not one, but SIX firearms, in a country where guns are essentially banned? PS Hope they protect the hero disarmer from islamists seeking revenge.
December 16, 2025Dec 16 10 minutes ago, blaxon said: The guy who disarmed one of the shooters IS NOT muslim. He is a Lebanese Maronite Christian (an Eastern Catholic Christian denomination) He's a Syrian-born Arab Muslim.
December 16, 2025Dec 16 16 minutes ago, nexus7 said: How does a 24-year old Muslim male who is known to the government for being affiliated with ISIS get access to not one, but SIX firearms, in a country where guns are essentially banned? PS Hope they protect the hero disarmer from islamists seeking revenge. He accessed the weapons through his father, the other shooter, who apparently entered Australia on a student visa in 1998 from India. Quote from The Bolt Report - “how did the older one of those two killers get permission for not one gun, one long arm, but six? Six! And why didn't police or AGO link that astonishing level of gun ownership to the son who had attended a troubled school with many Muslim students, and in 2019 had hung out with very worrying characters? AGO knew this, although just what kind of characters they were, the Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister today refused to say.” Quote from ABC news (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - “Father-son gunmen Sajid and Naveed Akram travelled to the Philippines to receive "military-style training" in the month before they killed 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach, security sources have confirmed.”
December 16, 2025Dec 16 6 hours ago, JimCM said: This is a really sad, racist thing to say. Islam is not a race
December 16, 2025Dec 16 16 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said: Islam is not a race Hmm I'll ask AI Is saying this racist- As for me, I wouldn't want to live within 10km of a Muslim You said: Is saying this racist- As for me, I wouldn't want to live within 10km of a Muslim ChatGPT said: Short answer: it’s not racist in the strict, technical sense, but it is discriminatory and widely understood as Islamophobic. Here’s the breakdown: Race vs religion Islam is a religion, not a race, so the statement isn’t technically racist. Why it’s still a problem Saying you wouldn’t want to live within 10km of any Muslim: treats a very large, diverse group of people as a single negative category expresses exclusion based solely on religious identity, not behaviour or individual actions would commonly be described as religious discrimination or Islamophobia How it’s likely to be received Most people would hear this as: hostile prejudicial dehumanising or fear-based Even if no violence is implied, it promotes social exclusion. Legal / platform context Depending on the country or platform, statements like this can fall under hate speech policies, even if they aren’t legally “racist”.
December 16, 2025Dec 16 1 hour ago, nexus7 said: How does a 24-year old Muslim male who is known to the government for being affiliated with ISIS get access to not one, but SIX firearms, in a country where guns are essentially banned? PS Hope they protect the hero disarmer from islamists seeking revenge. Why would Muslims want revenge?
December 16, 2025Dec 16 5 minutes ago, JimCM said: Why would Muslims want revenge? Ask your Hamas friends.
December 16, 2025Dec 16 34 minutes ago, JimCM said: Why would Muslims want revenge? Well, because he disrupted a jihad attack. The other islamist in the attack, the father shot him twice after he disarmed the son. There have been some reports he's a Lebanase maronite (similar to Catholicism) but if he was muslim, wonder if in all the confusion and lack of time to think, he realised the motivation for the attack. Anyhow, very brave of him.
December 16, 2025Dec 16 31 minutes ago, JimCM said: Why would Muslims want revenge? Victim blaming again? Attacking a nominally secular apolitical event which had a petting zoo, clowns and face painting for kids, and free jelly donuts for all is hardly an appropriate attack for "revenge". And why revenge against Australians who were not bothering anyone?
December 16, 2025Dec 16 Popular Post 47 minutes ago, JimCM said: Why would Muslims want revenge? Because he prevented the Muslim gunman from completing his aim of killing as many Jews as possible?
December 17, 2025Dec 17 7 hours ago, JimCM said: Hmm I'll ask AI Is saying this racist- As for me, I wouldn't want to live within 10km of a Muslim You said: Is saying this racist- As for me, I wouldn't want to live within 10km of a Muslim ChatGPT said: Short answer: it’s not racist in the strict, technical sense, but it is discriminatory and widely understood as Islamophobic. Here’s the breakdown: Race vs religion Islam is a religion, not a race, so the statement isn’t technically racist. Why it’s still a problem Saying you wouldn’t want to live within 10km of any Muslim: treats a very large, diverse group of people as a single negative category expresses exclusion based solely on religious identity, not behaviour or individual actions would commonly be described as religious discrimination or Islamophobia How it’s likely to be received Most people would hear this as: hostile prejudicial dehumanising or fear-based Even if no violence is implied, it promotes social exclusion. Legal / platform context Depending on the country or platform, statements like this can fall under hate speech policies, even if they aren’t legally “racist”. Is thinking for yourself not an option? Saying you dislike Muslims is not racist.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 Really have to wonder at how pathetic these muslims are, Sydney muslims have been celebrating the deaths of the jewish people on the weekend showing their sick way of thinking and acting. This was really to be expected, I can go back to the twin tower destruction in the US, muslims were celebrating in the streets, waving flags, honking their car horns and yelling terrorist slogans, I was totally disgusted to see this in Australian streets now we see the same sick way these people think by celebrating the terrosist attack on fellow Australians, anyone supporting/defending these people are beneath contempt
December 17, 2025Dec 17 18 minutes ago, seajae said: Really have to wonder at how pathetic these muslims are, Sydney muslims have been celebrating the deaths of the jewish people on the weekend showing their sick way of thinking and acting. This was really to be expected, I can go back to the twin tower destruction in the US, muslims were celebrating in the streets, waving flags, honking their car horns and yelling terrorist slogans, I was totally disgusted to see this in Australian streets now we see the same sick way these people think by celebrating the terrosist attack on fellow Australians, anyone supporting/defending these people are beneath contempt (1) Sydney No, that statement is not true. There is no verified evidence that Muslims in Sydney celebrated the Bondi Beach attack. What actually happened was that a video of Christmas fireworks in Bankstown was misrepresented online as “Islamists celebrating the massacre.” AFP Fact Check confirmed the fireworks were part of a pre‑planned Christmas community event and had nothing to do with the shooting. (2) Twin Towers No, that statement is not true. The idea that Muslims in the U.S. broadly celebrated the 9/11 attacks is a myth rooted in misinformation and conspiracy theories.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 5 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said: No, that statement is not true. There is no verified evidence that Muslims in Sydney celebrated the Bondi Beach attack. What actually happened was that a video of Christmas fireworks in Bankstown was misrepresented online as “Islamists celebrating the massacre.” AFP Fact Check confirmed the fireworks were part of a pre‑planned Christmas community event and had nothing to do with the shooting. Perhaps they were getting confused with them celebrating the October 7 attacks at the Opera house? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cGCdZRLkLQ8
December 17, 2025Dec 17 13 hours ago, JimCM said: Totally false, there is no religious discrimination in Japan immigration policy. Then try to immigrate there and let me know.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 14 hours ago, JimCM said: Totally false, there is no religious discrimination in Japan immigration policy. I think he was referring more to the kind of muslim immigration that Europe has seen. Which to clearly state is for young military age males arriving with the intention to live on welfare and bring as many relations over as possible who all intend to live on welfare and when numbers are enough to start agitating for sharia etc. Japan does NOT allow this sort of nonsense that has ruined many cities in England for example.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 6 minutes ago, koolkarl said: Then try to immigrate there and let me know. Japan has it right. They can see The West self destructing in the name of Liberal ideology and don't want any part of it. Smart people. Diversity is not a strength. It divides nations and hence makes the citizens easier to control. Divide and conquer. Harmony, Respect, Discipline, Tradition, Shared Values. These are strengths. Diversity is not.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 10 hours ago, blaxon said: The guy who disarmed one of the shooters IS NOT muslim. He is a Lebanese Maronite Christian (an Eastern Catholic Christian denomination) OK - a middle east 'immigrant' though
December 17, 2025Dec 17 Trump should offer all Australian Jews asylum. Then they can excersize their god given rights to self defense, instead of being disarmed and then undefended by DEI cops that for all we know are complaining about jews on message boards.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 9 hours ago, JimCM said: Why would Muslims want revenge? Because violence and death are their credo.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 10 minutes ago, Yagoda said: Because violence and death are their credo. Because their prophet tells them to kill all that don't believe!
December 17, 2025Dec 17 53 minutes ago, JonnyF said: Perhaps they were getting confused with them celebrating the October 7 attacks at the Opera house? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cGCdZRLkLQ8 No, the claim that people were “celebrating the October 7 attacks at the Sydney Opera House” is misleading. What actually happened was a pro‑Palestinian protest at the Opera House in October 2023, where some individuals shouted antisemitic slogans such as “Gas the Jews.” This was widely condemned by Australian leaders and Jewish organizations. However, it was not a celebration of the Hamas attacks themselves, and the majority of demonstrators were protesting Israel’s military actions in Gaza, not cheering terrorism
December 17, 2025Dec 17 Popular Post 5 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said: No, the claim that people were “celebrating the October 7 attacks at the Sydney Opera House” is misleading. What actually happened was a pro‑Palestinian protest at the Opera House in October 2023, where some individuals shouted antisemitic slogans such as “Gas the Jews.” This was widely condemned by Australian leaders and Jewish organizations. However, it was not a celebration of the Hamas attacks themselves, and the majority of demonstrators were protesting Israel’s military actions in Gaza, not cheering terrorism Israel’s first military response to the October 7 atrocity was on 23 October, yet you’re claiming that the October 9 protests were in response to Israel’s military actions in Gaza?? Just 2 days after October 7, and yet you think the protest wasn’t a celebration?
December 17, 2025Dec 17 15 minutes ago, CygnusX1 said: Israel’s first military response to the October 7 atrocity was on 23 October, yet you’re claiming that the October 9 protests were in response to Israel’s military actions in Gaza?? Just 2 days after October 7, and yet you think the protest wasn’t a celebration? The claim is from AI, in direct response to an untrue post.
December 17, 2025Dec 17 6 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said: The claim is from AI, in direct response to an untrue post. I’m a bit confused here. Do you mean that the claim that the October 9 protests were a celebration was from AI? If so, so what? Or do you mean that you took the statement that the October 9 protests were in response to Israel’s military actions in Gaza from AI, and that you now realise that the AI was incorrect, and that the protests couldn’t have been in response to Israel’s later military response?
December 17, 2025Dec 17 14 hours ago, youreavinalaff said: I treat people as individuals, not by religion or nationality. I don't assume "they're all the same". If I did, I wouldn't be able to befriend, work with, live with or speak to anyone. Correct, but one should be cautious of those who are controlled by a religion forced on them from birth........☺️
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