Muslim Extremism Infiltrating Australia -& The West- Through Mass Immigration And ‘Asylum’
Is it a deliberate and genuine interest for the Saudi’s that turmoil prevails in the Muslim world so more Muslims can be forced on the West for “asylum”? With a rapid population growth, the Muslim population quickly doubles every seven (like in the UK) to ten years. The Saudi’s and Qatari’s then fund mosques all across the West where these Muslims have to learn Wahhabi Salafi extremist ideology from Imams from Saudi Arabia who come to teach extremism and Muslim duty to establish a worldwide Caliphate. Lets remember that the ‘original Coran’ was quite open minded and liberal. It’s in the past 50 years or so when the Wahhabi Salafi ideology has been allowed to spread worldwide with aid of well meaning but poorly educated ‘liberals’ who who can’t see the wood for the trees.
The Geneva convention states that to claim asylum one must apply at the first safe country one finds. It’s not a ‘pick and mix’ where you can bypass 5 safe countries to go to your desired state. So already the vast majority of asylum seekers arriving in
Australia have done this and could’ve applied for asylum in many other countries. Most come via Indonesia. Why not apply for asylum there? Yes, we know why.
By getting involved in financial, petrol and weapons trade with the Arab world, and involved in their “struggles for democracy” -are we unwittingly aiding terrorism which in turn is aiming for a coup to establish rigid Sharia-. Plotted and encouraged through Arab funding, the West seems to be tagging along and helping to speed up Wahhabi agenda and with it, its own demise if this situation continues. Saddam was removed, Gaddafi was removed, Mubarak was removed – and so on – resulting in deliberate loosening of the borders so both terrorists and civilians can easily relocate in kafir countries.
The previous socialist government in Australia allowed in more than 30,000, overwhelmingly Muslim, ‘asylum seekers’ who are almost all welfare dependent. The socialists allowed them to remain in Australia even after their claims had been rejected many times and had failed all avenues of appeal. These people are, in effect, Islamic ‘colonialists’ in Australia to force Australia to become an Islamic state in time. At least this is what most of the extremists openly say. Now the new, conservative government is going to deport them by force, if necessary.
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By PATRICK LION
The Daily Telegraph, January 30, 2014
MORE than 1000 failed asylum seekers who have had their claims rejected but are still in Australia have been put on notice, with the Abbott government threatening to put them into detention and deport them if they refuse to return home voluntarily.
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison last night said the people in community detention or in detention centres had failed in their claims – some multiple times including judicial reviews – and had no right to be in Australia any more.
More than 30,000 asylum seekers are living on the Australian mainland after the masses of boat arrivals under the previous Labor government – residing in community detention and receiving welfare benefits paid for by taxpayers or in detention centres at a cost to taxpayers.
Mr Morrison said more than 1000 of these people had been “sitting in the network and in the community after having their claims rejected”.
“The government will take the steps necessary to remove failed asylum seekers from Australia who wish to stay indefinitely at taxpayers’ expense,” he said.
“Once you have had your asylum claims assessed and rejected not just by the department but also on appeal, it’s time to go home, as you have been assessed as not being owed protection.
“If people want to frustrate it and act up and frustrate we have the ability to take them into detention.
“We make no apologies to return people who shouldn’t be here and particularly those who have come the wrong way.”
But Mr Morrison stressed that those who co-operated with the department would be given time – the length to be judged on a case-by-case basis – to make arrangements to return to their home country voluntarily.
While there is the potential for deportations, Mr Morrison conceded involuntarily returns may not be possible for diplomatic or legal reasons but the government would not be deterred and put the failed asylum seekers in detention.
His comments came after the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre last night took to social media to claim people having their claims assessed would be locked up “in an unprecedented attack on the rule of law, human rights and how legal system”.
“Scott Morrison to start the mass round up of asylum seekers in the community for detention and possible deportation,” the group said on Facebook.
“If they fail to leave after 6 weeks they will be detained and face the risk of deportation. This despite the fact they are exercising their legal right to appeal and have a legitimate case on foot or their exercising their right to have the minister consider their humanitarian claims.”
But Mr Morrison rejected any suggestions people would be forced to abandon their appeals.
“Where failed asylum seekers have sought judicial review of their decisions, those matters will take their course in the courts,” he said.
“Detention of people involved in ongoing cases is decided on a case by case basis. Their detention does not impact on the progress of their case.
“Any suggestion that anyone is being forced to abandon their appeals is nonsense.”
“For those who have been through the process, the government has every right to take the next step to proceed toward their removal.”
