Beautiful moment Australian police threw a bunch of kheffiyas in the bin. God bless Australia. Our nation is not dead yet.

There were warnings leading up to Bondi. We should not forget that just this year two Islamist nurses in Sydney recorded themselves on video saying that they would kill any “Zionist” patient that they encountered under their care. The fact of the matter is that Australia must be honest about the extent of Islamic radicalisation in our country. Parts of South-West Sydney now rival European ghettos like Molenbeek for Islamist radicalisation. For example, statistics show that nearly 1 in every 100 Muslim men aged between 17 and 35 living in South-West Sydney in the mid-2010s joined ISIS as a foreign fighter or were prevented by the Australian government from leaving the country to do so. The most recent survey of attitudes within the Muslim Australian community from 2019 found that 1 in every 40 Muslim men in Austalian believe that killing innocent civilians in an attack can sometimes be justified as “martyrdom.” The exact question was specifically designed to try and elicit negative responses by emphasising the word “innocent” when referring to attacks on civilians and it still elicited a 1 in 40 response rate. Of course we should make clear that this means 39 in 40 Muslim Australians reject such extremism. But the size of the overall Muslim community in Australians means that even if only 2-3% harbour extreme violent attitudes, we are still dealing with at least 10 to 20,000 potential violent extremists. My worst fear is that these numbers may be worse now post-October 7. We know that the events of the past two years have served as a major radicalisation event and we know that Islamist extremist organisations in Australia like Hizb Ut-Tahrir have been actively recruiting and organising based off events in the Middle East. The example of the Bondi nurses is disturbing because the ease with which they were able to slip into violent genocidal language while speaking on camera at ther work place - a public hospital - may indicate that such extremist sentiments are increasingly mainstream in parts of south-west Sydney which increasingly function as a parallel society. I would be extremely fearful that genocidal sentiment towards Jews is spreading rapidly in the Australian Muslim community. If a survey question were to ask about “martyrdom” attacks on “Zionist” civilians I truly fear that the results would be shocking. This is the wider social content that birthed the Bondi shooters.

Sydney based Islamist activist @AssalaSayara declares all forms of armed resistance - including suicide bombings - justified against “colonial” states like Israel and Australia @ASIO @AusFedPolice you need to kick her door in after Bondi, she’s a major threat to the community

Jihadi sympathiser next to me at the hardware store was shouting into his phone that the Bondi terror attack was a Jewish false flag so I confronted him Get the hell out of my country, go home.