I have noticed that Tara Brown since her release from custody in Lebanon and her return to Australia in all photos and video shots she has had a stupid grin on her face. I guess as far as she is concerned the whole matter was a joke.

Does this Lebonese father have Australian citizenship?

Did the mother marry him thinking he was an Australian citizen?
He married this woman under false pretences. Pretending he was
an Australian citizen.

He does his little daughter no favours to take her to a country,where she has no
rights under the law. He is selfish to do this. It is all about him.
He knows the law in Lebanon would never allow his wife any legal right to joint custody of the children. Why didn't he just take his son over there. That little girl is really going to need her mother as she grows up.
The Lebanese judge failed in his duty to impose a more just custody arrangement between the mother and father, instead he just left the decision and the power in the hands of the father. That is not true justice, that is Lebanese justice.

The fault for this whole sorry saga is the fault of the father, becoming an Australian citizen and marrying an Australian woman who believed him when he said he was now an Australian citizen. The second cause is the unjust law courts in Lebanon, who
dont allow women any kind of justice.

Like a lot of these immigrants coming here divided loyalties, and a supremisist attitude to women.

Roscop, there is in fact a global convention called the Hague Convention, to deal with these kinds of cases, but Lebanon has not signed it. Under that Convention, this would be treated as a case of child abduction. The children were born in Australia, are Australian citizens and their mother has legal custody of them. Under the convention, they would be returned to their mother as it should be.

The two had been separated for two years, so it is frankly non of the fathers business as to whom his wife now has a relationship with. To me that just sounds like an excuse. Whether the two are still married or not, is immaterial. They have been separated for a long time.

It serves as a warning to women who have children with Muslim men. Be careful, for under Islam, men are usually given custody of the children. The mother here made a huge mistake. She was far too trusting and is paying a huge price for that.

Roscop you talk about Tara Brown having a huge grin on her face, well what about the camera-happy grinning daddy who appeared in front of the cameras looking very pleased with himself?

Not only has he won full custody of the kids after threatening to have their mother jailed if she didn't give him full custody, but he allegedly got paid for the media interviews he laughingly gave. He is actually happy he has denied such young children any time with their mother.

Yes, a true prince among men....and a more than worthy poster boy for all fathers who are angry and bitter that 'their' woman dared to leave them. Like all cowards that choose to use their own children as revenge pieces in the dirty game of relationship breakdowns.

In my view this is a clear case of chequebook 'journalism' gone wrong.

The primary issue should be whether or not the children are safe, going to be happy (whatever "happy" is really supposed to mean) and are going to be raised in an environment suitable to the best outcomes available in a country like Lebanon.

I could care less for the rest of the mob involved in this shamozzle, hopefully those involved will be given the opportunity to air all the dirty laundry in the appropriate legal settings, which should ensue in both Lebanon and Australia given laws have been breached in both countries. It is quite possible money will change hands and it may all go away, I for one hope so as there are much more important issues to worry about.

I am sure most of the Australian sheeple will be glued to their TV's, iPhones and tablets waiting for the next instalment to hit their matrix screens, continuing their MSM indoctrination process, whilst some of us in the real world consider about the upcoming political 'House of Cards' saga, the slow and guaranteed financial train wreck approaching (bank bail-ins included) and the myriad of other real things chipping away at our freedom and so-called great Australian dream.

Tara who?

Cheers
Geoff

This smacks of 'Lebs good, Aussies bad'. The Lebanese are "welcoming"? Their representatives in Australia are rapists and wannabe terrorists, in case you haven't noticed except for the Christian ones. Lebanon operates on Sharia law, in case you haven't noticed. And what sort of creep grabs his kids from their mother, and slithers off to an administration that he knows will see his side of things, no matter what? What if the father did the same thing in Australia? He had already broken Australian law when he snatched the kids and took them to a country which has no agreements on such matters with Australia, as do civilised, non-Muslim countries.

Channel 9 did what the television industry does for ratings. Channel 7 immediately got on the bandwagon and criticised them for not doing something spectacular as well for an obscure African who got mixed up with Kenyan hoodlums and police in the way of sour grapes and 'competition'. Tara Brown and the TV crew get paid to do this stuff. The only victims of the play-acting nonsense were the kids.