Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Nov 29
th, 2020 at 4:53pm:
I note the careful use of the term 'THREAT' here - since right wing terrorism in OUR backyard scarcely exists....
Anyone who speaks out and says 'no' to the latest trend is somehow labeled 'right wing' and therefore 'must' be a 'threat' - leave out the reality that much of the actual violence etc comes from those doing the demanding, who also always demand that draconian penalties be exacted against anyone who opposes them, as well as being more than happy to turn to violence against them in many ways.
Nowadays it's violent' just to say NO to some jerk-off who happens to be in the wrong... and everyone must run scared to speak out... try it some time and get back to me....
Frankly it astounds me that it should be reported that ASIO spends that much effort on homegrown 'right wing terrorists' considering their absolute rarity in the spectrum of actual threats.... they'd be far better served looking more closely at those who advocate change after change after change to suit themselves only - which, BTW, is a form of violence against 'the rest' - the majority.
I suppose that's what happens when ASIO etc employ large numbers of sheilas.... all you ever hear about is the sheila ravings... drunk at the fount of social science nonsense and taken with a strong draught of Delphic Oracle absolutism....
Perhaps Mix Master could point us to all these dire incidents in OUR BACKYARD that could create such a storm..... sometime in this century would be nice... where are all these mad bombers and shooters killing off Chinks, Slopes, Mussos, Lebs, Poofs, Lesos, Wops generally (especially Spicks), and so forth?
Do they (gasps) belong to some Offshore national and therefore 'right wing' group such as the Armenians who killed off the Turkish Ambassador in Dover Heights? How does that apply to US - the real people of Australia?
How Many HOMEGROWN right wing terrorist groups and incidents can you count right now????
Take your time...........
Is your rant directed at terrorism, per se, or feminism?
Notwithstanding that the thread is about "global right wing terrorism", and that you seem to be be conflating local feminism with a broader issue, I'm keen to get your own thoughts on the premise of the original thread.
Please, take your time...
The original thread was actually about "the rising global threat of right wing terrorism".
I cited a reasonably local example, true.
There are others, of course.
"In August 2016, Phillip Galea was charged with several terrorist offences. Galea had conducted "surveillance" of "left-wing premises" and planned to carry out bombings. Explosive ingredients were found at his home. Galea had links with organisations such as Combat 18 and the United Patriots Front (UPF). On 5 December 2019, a jury found Galea guilty of planning and preparing a terror attack."
"In 2017 the Sydney Morning Herald reported on the conviction of neo-Nazi Michael James Holt, 26 who had threatened to carry out a mass shooting attack and considered Westfield Tuggerah as a target. He had manufactured home-made guns, knuckle dusters and slingshots in his grandfather's garage. Raids on his mother's home and a hotel room discovered more weapons including several firearms, slingshots and knuckle dusters."
"Of particular significance was the 1984 breakaway of the Australian Nationalists’ Movement (ANM) from National Action. The ANM split because they considered National Action to be insufficiently explicit in its anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism, and members of the newly formed group proceeded to launch a campaign of violence that included brutal assaults and fire-bombings (Henderson 2002). When sentencing the leader for 53 offences including wilful damage, assault occasioning grievous bodily harm, arson and causing an explosion the Judge noted:
It is, in my view, no overstatement or exaggeration to term your campaign of those months a terrorist campaign and again it is no exaggeration to say that in that period you waged a guerrilla war against the public (Moss 1991: 221).Individuals within National Action and ANM were also responsible for the murders of fellow members (James 2005) and two members of National Action fired shots into the home of a representative of the African National Congress in Australia (Bearup 2009). This led the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation to note in their 1989–90 annual report that,
‘the only discernible domestic threat of politically motivated violence comes from the racist right’But no, "right wing", "terrorism" and 'Straya" should never be used in the same sentence, right?
Now, back to our regular programming (a.k.a the "rising global threat of Right Wing Terrorism)...