An open letter to the PM and Deputy PM.

Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Joyce.

You both have had a lot to say about Pauline Hanson's call for a halt to Islam immigration, yet aside from saying she is crazy yo have said nothing. You have not put one reason forward as to why you oppose such action. Do you not think it reasonable that the public should expect you to have reasons and for you to state those reasons. I would like to know why you object to this move. Is it because you are afraid that local muslims might object and riot, or that you may get personal threats, or do you think muslim nations may reduce or curtail some trade with us? Do you think or hope appeasement will eventually prevail?

If that is the case, I ask how many terrorist attacks will it take to change your mind? How many Australians need to die before you take action to reduce the risk. How many terrorist attacks or how large do they have to be? Obviously bigger than Bali, as that did not premote any action.

Finally I ask, Given that you oppose stopping muslim immigration, what are your plans to curtail or reduce the risk to Australians from terrorist attack. Or do you just accept the increasing risk as the numbers of muslims increase.

Dear Banjo,

Did you see 60 Minutes tonight?

The Government has the problem (as you see it)
well under control. The people that are being
accepted from these trouble spots are the most
vulnerable (predominantly Christians) and they
are all thoroughly "vetted" by the authorities.
Your fear is totally not justified.

Dear Josephus,

I have not personally met any radical extremists of any
religion.

Have you?

Foxy,

"The Government has the problem (as you see it)
well under control...."

Ha-ha, know any more funnies?

Foxy,
Yes on several occasions including Kaiser Trad. We must engage with them without fear and challenge their beliefs while we still have freedom of expression. Trad was evasive and did not want to debate his beliefs. Though he wrote many articles denouncing our charities, education and laws.
I believe his daughters have softened his views as they mature in Australia.

Dear Josephus,

And how great is that.

It just goes to show that children can influence their
parents for the better after all.

Glad to hear something positive and by all means
keep on inter-acting.

Dear Is Mise,

Your sense of humour is rather subjective.
(Putting it politely).

I'm sure that you can amuse yourself in your
usual way - you don't need anyone to help you.