Albo set the tone on Day One, it's all about guns, antisemitism, and security, la-la, nothing to with the tidal wave of low-skill poor-fit mass-migration.

A Royal Commission wouldn't be any different. Not even our Jewish community is prepared to state the obvious - the rapid buildup of a near 1m Muslim enclave was never a good idea. Security (ASIO) treated the Akrams with kid gloves for years, as anything else would have been "racist".

As Sir Humphrey (Yes Minister) once advised "Never hold an inquiry unless you know what its outcomes will be."

Albo has no idea what a Royal Commission's outcome will be and is terrified it might go off the rails and make recommendations that he couldn't implement without alienating his Muslim electoral support.

Hence, no Royal Commission.

Steve S,
Hear hear. More millions wasted by these bandwagon parasitic. They'll never comprehend common sense because if that chance existed they'd use it now.
Do Australians want to remain a Christianity based Nation or not ! Put the question to them before they're outnumbered before the next election. Stop that nonsensical rhetoric about Democracy. Democracy is what enables those out-breeding the Australians in the first place.
Democracy is the most effective tool for those desiring to take over Australia. Anyone remember Colonel Rambuka's fight over the years in Fiji ? How much more evidence & proof to Australians need before they realise what is being done to them ?
Race is not the problem, ethnicity is causing division !

This is a problem that will only be effectively solved from the bottom up.

Jailing organisers of a Cronulla rally against Muslim control of our streets, shows the fear of those at the top of the political elite who engineer and facilitate by neglect, these disasters now unfolding in Bondi.

We are cowering to Muslims. Cancelled Christmas festivals, new year celebrations abandoned, what more proof?

Pathetic cowards. Who is the enemy we are left asking?

You want to hold a royal commission into Bondi because Jews demand it?

What do you want to spend 100 million to find out Islamic extremism has an element of potenial terrorism.
You want to find out that resentments have been rising since Israels killing spree on innocent Palestinian women and kids.

You'd be thinking twice if it was your own money, but spend everyone elses on a cause you support, sure.

Here's a better idea, go spend it on the living.
Genuine Aussie battlers down and out and doing it tough right now.
Give your own Australian people some hope, especially those wo are close to giving up.

The Muslim hero Ahmad Al Ahmad got more gofundme donations than maybe all the Jews combined.

You know I think Sinwar knew the price Palestinians would pay, but I also think he knew that Israelis would expose themselves to the world in the way the Palestinians have lived with for all the world to see.

I think Israel knew in advance of the October 7 attack.
I think Hamas had an idea Israel knew what they planned and Hamas did it anyway.

I think Israel was so determined to use it as a pretense to destroy Gaza and Palestinians, and Hamas decided it mattered not if they did, the world would see them as they truly are.

How about getting Netanyahu to do and investigation into October 7.
(Quick bury these 200 cars Israel blew up with the apache helicopters)

I want a royal commission into Australian government leaders following the demands of foreign countries engaged in systematic mass killings and total destruction.

The shameless political exploitation of grief that we've witnessed from the Coalition and the Murdoch press has been riddled with inconsistencies, contradictions, and double-standards that make plain their opportunism.

But framing the situation as urgent and existential in order to argue for an RC? That's one I haven't heard yet.

Royal Commissions are slow and disruptive with years-long timelines, overlap with court proceedings, risks to intelligence sources, and the freezing effect they can have on operational agencies.

If urgency were genuinely the concern, the focus would be on rapid intelligence reviews, policing responses, targeted legislative fixes, and interim reforms - precisely the steps governments normally take in the early stages of crises like this - but it's not.

The past week has been a new low in this country, with those on the right demonstrating that capitalising on the deaths of 15 innocent people is more important than unity and swift preventative action.

Give it a rest, Scott. And have some respect for the victims, for God's sake.