freediver wrote on Jul 15^th, 2008 at 7:54pm:

A caliphate would never do that, it'd rather have good relations with Australia in trade and commerce just as all Middle Eastern countries want it.

The only way the Caliphate would go to war with Australia would be if Australia attacked it and invaded it's lands. Would I support Australia doing that? Absolutely not. It's important to stand up for what is right and not just stand up for your country all the time no matter when it's wrong. That's what a true patriot does, they want their country to be it's best and don't just accept being quiet. If Australia went to war against the Islamic State or any state without just cause I would do everything in my power as a citizen of this country can do within the current laws to protest and speak out about it.

A caliphate would never do that, it'd rather have good relations with Australia in trade and commerce just as all Middle Eastern countries want it.

So Muhammed never invaded any countries?

That's what a true patriot does, they want their country to be it's best and don't just accept being quiet. If Australia went to war against the Islamic State or any state without just cause I would do everything in my power as a citizen of this country can do within the current laws to protest and speak out about it.

So you'd like, write strongly worded letters and stuff, if our PM started slaughtering innocent Muslims?

So Muhammed built an empire by defending against foreign aggressors? Interesting theory.

So you would watch our government slaughter millions of innocent Muslims and still go about following their rules, protesting in whatever trivial manner they allowed you to?

So how did Muhammed get everyone to attack him? What made them all think they had to wipe the Muslims off the face of the earth?

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when the Caliphate is re-established, it's compulsory upon all Muslims to migrate to it, so that question is invalid.

And this raises another point, the rednecks here should love the idea of a new Caliphate, cos it'll get rid of most of the Muslims from your beloved white country.

Much like how the Europeans felt when they established Israel and shipped off all their Jews..

freediver wrote on Jul 15^th, 2008 at 10:28pm:

Palestine isn't an Islamic State, it's a land that is under occupation and needs liberation.

It would be completely illegal for us to be citizens of this country and join Hamas, according to the Australian government it's a terrorist organization. Even though Hamas is the democratically elected government of the Palestinian people the Israelis and the rest of the West (especially the US) put sanctions on the democratically elected government and the whole Palestinian people for voting for who they wanted to be represented by. So the Palestinians have been under a terrible blockade ever since. What people in the West like myself can do is give as much charity as we can to provide for the widows, orphans and needy in Palestine that are suffering under the unjust blockade and occupation so that the heavy weight of trying to provide for the Palestinian people is taken off of their democratically elected government. So now their government can focus on establishing a Palestinian State.

Furthermore I agree completely with Abu_Rashid, it would be every Muslims obligation to migrate to the Islamic State to help it become established and live under its laws. There would be those who remained for education and diplomatic purposes of course but the rest should leave.

You act however as if we're going to be unjustly abandoning Australia? That is hilarious considering the fact that it is people like you who kick up a fuss when a Muslim talks about having more than one wife, we are not able to practice our religion here to the fullest extent and not only do we feel unwelcome but we feel hated and demonised by the Australian media and the majority of the Australian public. So why on earth would you expect us to stay in Australia where we don't even feel welcome when we can go somewhere that we can practice our religion to the fullest?

abu_rashid wrote on Jul 16^th, 2008 at 12:09am:


We would have hoped so Abu, but apparently not.