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Originally Posted by Lugia ↗

White pants shooter Naveed Akram's house has been raided in Bonnyrigg, south west Sydney.

Officially declared a terrorist incident.

Several bombs found in a car near Bondi.

Current toll is 12 dead, 29 injured.

Say what you want about guns in Australia, had these been automatic weapons the toll would have been much, much higher. This is the first time we've had an event like this since 1996.

Oh man, and can you imagine if they had been anti aircraft guns, or nuclear bombs they had, or even a death star!

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Originally Posted by Banshee ↗

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.

The man had just carried out a mass shooting that had killed numerous people, the other shooter was still active, the man had no idea if he had a secondary weapon on him. A very good case of self defense would be made here. Unless Australia is that authoritarian that it’s illegal to kill a mass killer in the midst of a shooting event.

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Originally Posted by Superdude4411 ↗

I’m gonna go ahead and state the obvious. It’s time for global Crusades. Islam isn’t compatible with humanity. Period.

spoken like a naive child grow up, junior

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Originally Posted by splice77 ↗

the religion of peace!

There are extremists in every religion, little kid

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Imagine being such a brainwashed cunt that you'd take your own child into a situation where they are highly likely to be killed (not to mention encouraging them to murder innocent people). Public execution, prison for any family or friends aware of their plans, ruthless and aggressive shutdown of anyone associated with terror cells. No more pussying about.

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Originally Posted by rhubarb_king ↗

Something tells me the next March For Australia will be bigger than ever.

Australia Day. Can't wait.

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Originally Posted by Lugia ↗

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

I don't have the ability to edit messages in this thread so I made a minor spelling correction on one of my own posts, if this bothers you so much all I can say is fuck off

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Originally Posted by watermotorgong ↗

The cops there appear to be incompetent boobs.

Beach cops

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Originally Posted by DK06 ↗

We don't have stuff like this happen here. People would have been more concerned with helping or crying, than filming.

If someone films, they'd probably cop it or get a smack in the chops for being insensitive.

This scares me as I am several minorities. It makes you not want to go to cultural and other events celebrating minorities.

The last two mass killing have also happened at Bondi (also Bondijunction stabbings last year), so you won't catch me there.

If they had auto/semi auto weapons like that are legal in the US, this would have easily topped Port Arthur.

This also happened on the last terrorist attack to happen in Australia (Lindt cafe siege).

We are having a rise in white supremacy here atm and I really worry this is just going to add fuel to the fire.

That's because it's a white country, and Aussies are fed up with seeing it being taken over and destroyed by third world scum like these cunts.

Aussie Aussie Aussie

Oi Oi Oi

[Gore Whore]

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.

He should have been fucking deported then