[Lugia]

Originally Posted by Myristylbenzylmorphine ↗

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this comment is the perfect example of how annoying you are.

[DavidAaronGarcia]

Originally Posted by bruno ↗

In other words, there are all kinds of people. One Muslim perpetrated this attack, while another, unrelated Muslim was portrayed as a hero. So it's difficult to generalize.

Who's actually too bad Muslims they were extremist and it attack in an unrelated Muslim man that was not involved with the extremeness otherwise a civilian who tackle one of the terrorists likely the Sun of the Muslim father he was still shooting he fired at that man and bought tying and how safe several lives he sadly took two slugs to himself why are you saving life but he is likely to making a full recovery at the end of the day 15 beautiful souls are gone including a little kid who is only 10 years old her pictures been posted on social media with several of the other victims there's no room for Isis or any other type of extremists in this planet I don't care what religion you are if you think of your religion gives a okay to kill in the sense of aliens like this example that happened Australia or what happened in church Christ is a different country five or six years ago is not okay hate kills but we have to remember a lot of us are very pissed and we're sick of this stuff it seems like it's a everyday occurrence it happens every year around this time of year you see these extremist attack innocent Jewish people and Christians the others have been caught up too when he's attacks including innocent Muslims too

[DavidAaronGarcia]

Originally Posted by River ↗

No, he's an absolut fucking moron.

He let the shooter get away, back to the bridge, to continue the rampage. By letting him leave the shooters possibly killed more people.

I would have shot him in the head.

He did take shots at them but the weapon right now rounds wasn't like he was going to swing by the local store to pick up more it wasn't even his firearm he stole off the terrorist if he didn't bravely intervene more people likely be dead too cuz believe it or not he bought a lot of civilians time to get away cuz they interfere with the terrorist that takes a loss still balls to do something like that think about it it's easy to be a keyboard lawyer on here but not many people are going to tackle somebody with a damn shotgun I mean these are the weapons we normally use hut Bears and Wildlife, I have to give him respect for even trying to do something especially when the rest of the civilians are mostly running away but there was others they were trying to help charge the shooter too they even helped and it's in Muslim men that got shot twice by the disgusting felt Isis

[DavidAaronGarcia]

Originally Posted by DK06 ↗

UPDATE:
Australia's domestic intelligence agency, ASIO, examined Bondi gunman Naveed Akram six years ago for his close ties to a Sydney-based Islamic State group (IS) terrorism cell.

The ABC understands investigators from the Joint Counter Terrorism Team (JCTT) believe the gunmen had pledged allegiance to the IS terrorist group.

An IS flag was found in the men's car at Bondi Beach, according to a senior JCTT official, speaking on condition of anonymity.

The official said ASIO took an interest in Naveed Akram six years ago, after police foiled plans for an IS terrorist attack.

The ABC understands ASIO started looking into the man soon after the July 2019 arrest of IS terrorist Isaak El Matari in Sydney.

The official said Mr Akram was closely connected to Mr Matari, who is serving seven years' jail for planning an IS insurgency as the self-declared Australian commander of the terrorist group.

Mr Matari was part of an IS cell with several other Sydney men who have since been convicted of terrorist offences and were also close to Naveed Akram, according to sources with close knowledge of the matter.

I'm going to get people a heads up this wasn't their only Target in God only knows what other targets they had on their list they attack in fact Los Angeles PD in United States scheduled to release a news conference tomorrow Monday Pacific Standard Time basically the captured several people that sound like they may potentially be terrorists but I'm not sure only time will tell but they slightly could have been more what we call sleeping cells and they could be more in Australia America and all around the world and these animals attack everywhere not just in Western countries don't attack in this in surveillance and Pakistan Iran Syria it doesn't matter if fax some of Maria attacked in Syria just recently they're all over the place one advice no matter who you are you're not involved with these wild animals keep your eyes and ears open

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by DK06 ↗

Gunman Sajid Akram "met the eligibility criteria for a firearms licence", NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon said.

He said the criteria met was for a recreational hunting licence.

"There are two types of hunting licences: the ability to hunt on a property or also as part of a hunting club, or gun club," he said.

The shooter was a member of a gun club and entitled under the Firearms Act to have a firearms licence issued, he said.

Mr Lanyon said the shooter held a Category AB licence, which entitled him to have the long-arm firearms that were used on Sunday.

Yet his Father was investigated for a link to ISIS? If a family member is investigated, they shouldn't have a gun license.

Sajid Akram, 50, the father, had a legal firearms licence in New South Wales, Australia. He held it since around 2015 (approximately 10 years), for recreational hunting/vermin control purposes.

He was a member of a gun club and possessed a Category A/B licence, which allowed him to own up to six long-arm firearms (such as rifles).

He arrived in Australia in 1998 on a student visa. This was later transferred to a partner visa in 2001, and he subsequently held resident return visas (allowing re-entry after overseas travel) for permanent residents.

He had long-term residency status in Australia, was a licensed firearms owner, and lived there for over 25 years.

His son, Naveed Akram, 24, was born in Australia and therefore an Australian citizen.

Naveed Akram had previously completed Koran studies at Al-Murad Institute in Heckenberg, Sydney.

He lived with his parents, a younger sister and brother at a three-bedroom home purchased in 2024.

His mother said her son enjoyed fishing, swimming, scuba diving and exercising, and had been laid off two months ago when his construction employer became insolvent.

Naveed Akram, 24, first came to the attention of ASIO (Australian Security Intelligence Organisation) in October 2019.

ASIO investigated him for about six months due to his close associations with a Sydney-based Islamic State (IS) terrorism cell, including connections to convicted IS supporter Isaac El Matari (arrested in July 2019).

Authorities assessed him as posing no ongoing or immediate threat at the time, leading to no further intensive monitoring.

His father, Sajid Akram, was not previously known to ASIO or police in relation to radicalisation or threats.


The whole family should have been monitored longer imo and just in case revoke all gun licenses, especially from close family like the father as they all lived in the same house.


Maybe the father was also a sleeper cell and/or he also got pissed off about his son being employed idk but police examining details like a recent trip the pair took to the Philippines and items recovered from a short-term rental property used for preparation.

The Philippines serves as a known hotspot for Islamist extremist groups, including affiliates of Islamic State (such as the Islamic State East Asia Province, active in Mindanao).

Investigators raise concerns that the pair may have sought or made contacts related to radicalization or training during their time there, given the attack's Islamist extremist motive.

[MartyK]

Originally Posted by DavidAaronGarcia ↗

I'm going to get people a heads up this wasn't their only Target in God only knows what other targets they had on their list they attack in fact Los Angeles PD in United States scheduled to release a news conference tomorrow Monday Pacific Standard Time basically the captured several people that sound like they may potentially be terrorists but I'm not sure only time will tell but they slightly could have been more what we call sleeping cells and they could be more in Australia America and all around the world and these animals attack everywhere not just in Western countries don't attack in this in surveillance and Pakistan Iran Syria it doesn't matter if fax some of Maria attacked in Syria just recently they're all over the place one advice no matter who you are you're not involved with these wild animals keep your eyes and ears open

You're talking shit stfu never read such shit. Where do I even begin with idiots like you!? Its probably best you don't say much more before you embarrass yourself more than you have done

[scorpion9]

Naveed Akram had previously completed Koran studies at Al-Murad Institute in Heckenberg, Sydney.

Well, there's your problem.

[MrFlibble]

Originally Posted by DavidAaronGarcia ↗

Who's actually too bad Muslims they were extremist and it attack in an unrelated Muslim man that was not involved with the extremeness otherwise a civilian who tackle one of the terrorists likely the Sun of the Muslim father he was still shooting he fired at that man and bought tying and how safe several lives he sadly took two slugs to himself why are you saving life but he is likely to making a full recovery at the end of the day 15 beautiful souls are gone including a little kid who is only 10 years old her pictures been posted on social media with several of the other victims there's no room for Isis or any other type of extremists in this planet I don't care what religion you are if you think of your religion gives a okay to kill in the sense of aliens like this example that happened Australia or what happened in church Christ is a different country five or six years ago is not okay hate kills but we have to remember a lot of us are very pissed and we're sick of this stuff it seems like it's a everyday occurrence it happens every year around this time of year you see these extremist attack innocent Jewish people and Christians the others have been caught up too when he's attacks including innocent Muslims too

For the love of Jeebus, use a full stop, man!

[Banshee]

Originally Posted by MartyK ↗

Yet when we voice our concerns we are labelled as far right bigots

Muslim extremists are not the same as ordinary Muslims. Blaming an entire group for the actions of extremists is wrong. We do not blame all Buddhists for what a small group has done to minorities in Myanmar. We do not blame all Christians because some pastors have abused children. We do not blame all Hindus for violent attacks against minorities in India. We must learn to separate extremists from the wider community, otherwise hatred will never end.

[Banshee]

Originally Posted by River ↗

No, he's an absolut fucking moron.

He let the shooter get away, back to the bridge, to continue the rampage. By letting him leave the shooters possibly killed more people.

I would have shot him in the head.

Are you from a country where the rule of law is not followed?

He is not a police officer, he is a civilian. As a civilian, he has no legal authority to shoot another person, especially if the person is unarmed. Taking the law into his own hands is not justified.