In the last three days the Media and Sheikh Haron have had a little crash together lol. The Daily Telegraph on 5 December reports that Sheikh Haron has said to the family of Australian soldier Luke Worsley: Your son died for nothing! Also "The Australian" newspaper's article writes: "A MYSTERIOUS Muslim cleric has written to the grieving family of slain Australian soldier Luke Worsley saying their son "died for nothing" while carrying out an "evil" act.
Sheikh Haron also has accused the Media and claimed that "Media's Mafia" has had a plan and conspiracy against him by publishing only some parts of his letter.
Guys! what's your opinion about all this? Who is right? Who is wrong?

Daily Telegraph:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22874148-1702,00.html
The Australian:
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,22878054-31477,00.html
Sheikh Haron's website:
http://www.sheikhharon.com/announcements.html

Dear ALJAZEERA OZ,

Sheikh "Haron" is a fraud. He has no surname, no telephone number, no address, and nobody in the Muslim community knows him. He has designed everything so that he is an opaque identity.

The responses that the "Sheikh" has allegedly received from public figures (from letters he has sent), are not on letterheads, nor have any of them been signed, nor indeed is there room in the letter template for a signature. They are clearly forgeries generated by the author of the site.

The "Sheikh" has perpetrated a fraud and cast a cloud over the Muslim community. He has intruded into the private grief of parents who lost a son and has embarrassed editors of the New Limited website.

Dear Foxy
If all are forgeries generated by the author of the site, that means the image of the letter of Philip Ruddock, NSW government, Victoria police and Ministry for police new south wales are not real.
How has he made such a false copy? I think few years jail will be the punishment for such a crime. If all are not real why Federal Police doesn't arrst him?
Its hard to believe that the image of those four letters are fake. Have you seen those scanned letters? Three of them are on page "Media Release" and one of them is on page "Announcements".
If those letters are real, that means he has signed his letter and he has had a letterhead or a postal address and phone number, otherwise Philip Ruddock or NSW premier or Ministry for Police wouldn't reply to his letter.
Is it right?

Did you see any 'letterheads' on any of those letters or any signatures?

Look up - 'The fake Sheikh "Haron" ' on the internet and you will come across the 'austrolabe.com' website. Read it for yourself and make up your own mind. But, the guy's a fraud.

Some idiot who does not like Muslims has invented another idiot not unlike a past fool who in fact was a Muslim cleric.
The reason was to further breed hate on both sides, nothing gets an Aussie more heated than mocking a dead soldier.
But it is fantasy.
That paper once had some credibility but is little more than a comic book now.
Had the idiot been real he/she/it should be exported in a barbed wire boat.
But we must remember in this debate lies are a weapon.

Hi Foxy
Yeah as I told you I've seen letterheads and signatures:

Letterhead of Prime Minister John Howard
Letterhead of ASIO (Security Intelligence Organisation)
Letterhead of Philip Ruddock
Letter head of NSW government
Letterhead of Ministry for Police
Letterhead of Victoria Police

And all have signature, if these letterheads are not real this guy maybe get 20 years sentence.
And if the letterheads are real, those people who say "Sheikh Haron" is fake are stupid.
Any idea?