The planned extradition of 'alleged' terrorist, Neil Prakash, is just one more of the silly decisions we have come to expect from the Turbull government.

Turnbull is blurting about what a dangerous, evil character Prakash is, and how much prison time he should get, stupidly ignoring the pathetic record of Australian courts when it comes to sentencing, and the costs of regaining this animal, the costs of his trial, and the costs of keeping him incarcerated.

Why not just leave him in Turkey, or whatever rock he can find to crawl under, and simply ensure that he never enters Australia again? Nothing our piss weak courts would hand out will make any contribution to the war against terror.

Simple answer, Turnbull wants to be able to come out and say how hard he is and protecting Australia.

If he comes back will bet Turnbull will maybe in a small way use it in the next run up to an election.

Cost does not matter Turnbull does not pay we do.

Terrorism is Australia's problem as much as it is Turkey's problem, and and the rest of the Worlds problem, It is something that only a united front will defeat, locking up terrorists is only one small part of the solution. Much more has to be done to solve the massive problems confronting people in many parts of the World. The state that the Middle East is in now is fertile ground for terrorists, and until we all come up with a peaceful, fair solution, its not going to go away.
Turnbull is a politician, who is lagging in the polls, well behind in the game, so I would expect if he can gain some political mileage out of this Neil Prakash business, he will. You could say sarcastically, its a Turnbull/Prakash ticket.

another problem created by pig headed labour/liberal/greens pollies who just chant the mantra about the 'religion of peace'.

And now, runner, there is a nutter thinking that getting kids to play football will quash all desire for 'radicalism' in the young. The problems is not 'radicalism'; the problem is Islam, and the very existence of a Muslim diaspora in Australia and anywhere in the West.There was never any need for Australia to import Muslims and Islam into our country. Even an idiot like Turnbull can see the stupidity of it but, being part of the elite system, he now has to quack rubbish in the hope that people will forget that he and his kind are the cause of problems like Neil Prakash. I doubt very much that the extradition will ever take place. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Kids playing football may give those kids inclusion, as opposed to exclusion. So maybe these Nutters are doing something for community.
You need to get to know some muslims instead of being frightened of them.
I have no idea what runner said, but the adverse words about Muslims is a far right Phenomena. It's as much political as it is social.