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Waging a cultural revolutionary war : Comments
By Irfan Yusuf, published 11/9/2006Terrorism is hardly a mono-cultural affair, either in Australia or elsewhere.
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Timely and puts in an unexpectedly clear perspective some of the stuff turning up in the news today. Firstly, yet another pompous, offensive and sanctimonious lecture from Toad Hall. Howard's patronising and arrogant load of tripe about secular politics to "Muslims"( which ones?), comes from the leader of a government deliberately crammed with right-wing Opus Dei and Pentecostal Fundamentalist nutwigs.
Some of these people are infamous for the lies they hve told about the ABC. By a strange twist, this gives us a clue as to how much veracity we should ascribe to comments they make any one/thing else, doesn't it?
If they'd lie about Auntie, what hope a small and nearly-marginalised community like the hapless subgroups lumped together under the label "Muslim"?
Then there is the whimsical, picaresque proposal from peanut Beazley that even has members of his own parlimentary party wincing in embarrassment ( embers of last week's Steve Irwin/ Germaine Greer contretemps still glowing amongst the ocker anti-thought brigades on the ALP right?).
I reckon any pledges to be signed as to loyalty to this country should firstly come from the neo libs in Beazley's own party, then people like AUSFTA/AWB Vaille, Lord Downer, IR minister Andrews and the imigration minister, whose behaviour has become so gross she has come to resemble an escapee from a piggery. Her decision to pitch out another forty East Timorese brings genuine and incrementally increasing shame to REAL Australians.