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Are Australia's actions in Iraq boosting revenge terrorism? : Comments
By Peter Coates, published 19/9/2014The Abbott Government's contention that Australia's return to Iraq will not increase the terrorism risk at home is dangerously contrived.
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Abbott's only option is to make sure Australian Super Hornets are not left out in the new bombing of Syria. An important looking speech to the UN in New York, USA, may or may not help. Also reintroducing the DEATH PENALTY (see last paragraph) would be a crowd pleaser.
Note http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/5824-morgan-poll-federal-voting-intention-september-22-2014-201409220753 below:
"In mid-September ALP support rose to 54.5% (up 0.5%) increasing their lead over the L-NP 45.5% (down 0.5%) on a two-party preferred basis."
“Tony Abbott’s decision to commit 600 Australian troops to Iraq has failed to boost the Government in today’s Morgan Poll. This is unusual as the Morgan Poll has shown on past occasions that external security threats usually favour the incumbent Government. This was the case in early 2003 in the run-up to Iraq War and also in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks."
“The extensive raids carried out last week against potential terrorists in Australia have had a strong impact on the electorate
- with a separate special snap SMS Morgan Poll last week showing a narrow majority of Australians (52.5%) support the death penalty being imposed for people convicted of a terrorist act in Australia that kills someone compared to 47.5% that are opposed. This is the first time a majority of Australians have favoured the death penalty being imposed for any crime since 1995 when 53% of Australians supported the death penalty for convicted murderers.”