If we keep importing the various branches of Islam, especially those that flout our laws and wish to impose shariah we will have the same conflict between the groups as happen in the Middle East. They settle in one area and cause minorities to move out of the area because of their aggressive behaviour. We do not have Hindi or Buddhists causing the same conflict in Australian society, they assimilate peacefully. If Muslims blended throughout Australian society we would not be talking about them. The fact is they form ghettos and establish themselves under their primitive laws. This is a recipe for conflict.

Josephus,
The main objective of the actual infidels is to conquer the world. That's why they behave as you so correctly state.
The religion they exploit happens to be the one that gives them the largest possible following at the eventual cost of it but unfortunately, with a lot of mayhem until then.
The average follower is just as any other follower of forced-on faith.

Before expressing your concerns about who we are allowing into
this country - can someone kindly provide a link as to
the reality of what our government is actually doing
regarding immigration? Otherwise doesn't it just amount to
fear mongering?

Just a thought.

One who speaks deferentially but increases his preparations will advance. One who speaks belligerently and advances hastily will retreat.
Sun Tzu

History is laden with belligerent leaders using
humanitarian rhetoric to mask geopolitical aims.
History also shows how often ill-informed moralism
has led to foreign entanglements that do more harm
than good.
(Samantha Power).

mhaze,

Belly, myself, and a few others have not
used the word "hate" go back and read what we posted -
we have tried to promote - tolerance,
understanding, compassion - as an alternative to the hate being
displayed on this thread and therein lies the difference and
needs to be acknowledged.

Also, none of us have made any claims of "superiority" on the
contrary. Pre-judging and labelling people especially with
sweeping generalisations and rigid stereotypes is not our
thing.