Alright, let’s do this, because the irony here is so thick you could butter toast with it.

I smacking Love Australia
Jan.15/26

So Australia cops a horrific massacre, everyone’s rattled, emotions are raw, and suddenly the Zionist cheer squad goes, “Ah-ha. This is it. This is our moment. Royal commission. Crack down. Stamp out anti-Semitism. Lock it down.”
And the government goes, “Yeah alright, we’ll do something.”

And now everyone’s shocked.

Because you can’t just write a law that says, “This one religion gets special protection, and everyone else can get farked.” That’s not how a liberal democracy works. That’s not how legislation works. That’s not even how basic logic works.

You pull one thread, the whole jumper comes with it.

So now the laws roll out and surprise, surprise, they don’t just cover anti-Semitism. They cover Islamophobia. And racism. And religious vilification. And quite possibly LGBTQ people, gay people, trans people, the whole damn alphabet soup.
And suddenly all these right-wing podcasters, who were screaming from the rooftops two weeks ago, are now absolutely shitting themselves.

“Oh no, wait, not like that.”
“Hang on, I didn’t mean MY free speech.”
“This is authoritarian.”
“This is woke tyranny.”

Yeah mate. Welcome to consequences.

This is the biggest case of be careful what you wish for I’ve seen in years. You don’t get to weaponise the state against speech you don’t like and then act shocked when the same state turns around and goes, “Cool, we’ll apply that evenly.”

That’s the bit they didn’t think through. Or maybe they did, and just assumed it’d only ever be used against people they already hate.

And now let’s talk about the absolute chef’s kiss of irony sitting right in the Senate.
Pauline Hanson. Twice. Not once, twice, has marched into the Australian Senate wearing a full burka as a political stunt. A costume. A mockery. A deliberate attempt to target Muslims and stir fear and hatred.

So guess what, Pauline.

Under these shiny new laws you helped scream into existence, that little stunt of yours is now skating on some very thin ice. That angle you’ve been dining out on for years and cashing in on (quite successfully) targeting Islam and Muslims, could now land right back in your own lap.

That’s another self-own. Straight across your own face. Because you’re a smacking moron who never thinks two steps ahead.

And here’s the real punchline.

None of this actually fixes the problem they claim to care about.
People aren’t becoming radicalised because Dave down the road said something offensive at a barbecue. They’re getting radicalised in their smacking basements at 2am, doom-scrolling war footage, propaganda, grievance porn, overseas conflicts, and algorithm-fed rage. You don’t legislate that away with a press release.

You especially don’t legislate that away while pretending global events don’t matter. You can’t talk about rising anti-Semitism without talking about Gaza. You can’t talk about Islamophobia without talking about endless wars in the Middle East. You can’t pretend Israel annexing Palestine exists in some magical vacuum where nobody reacts emotionally.

Reality leaks. Every time.

Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education, X

The legislation is dystopian madness.

12 years imprisonment for someone that gives secular pastoral care if they criticise Albanese’s migration policies.

Everyone involved in this legislation needs to be resign in disgrace.

https://x.com/craigkellyAFEE/status/2012256071126245380


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Craig Kelly is an Australian conservative politician
who represented the division of Hughes as a Liberal Party MP from 2010
until his defeat at the 2022 federal election.

AlboGroup - or is it AlboReich? - are fundamentally Facists of the first order -
they truly believe that the power of the State has every right to be used to impose
whatever whim they can be persuaded is 'right'

Bobby. wrote on Jan 17^th, 2026 at 12:10pm:


Likewise zionists have a get out of jail free card, because the OT authorizes genocide on enemies of Israel.

How to solve the 'Holy' scripture problem, while 'infidel' zionists are illegally occupying Palestinian land?

But sir Nail,

at the same time the new legislation will allow Islamic hate preachers
to hate on Jews if they were quoting an Islamic text that said -
kill the Jews.

It was a get out of jail free card for them.

AI Overview

The text you are referring to is a Hadith, a collection of traditions and sayings attributed to the Prophet Muhammad, not a verse from the Qur'an itself. The most widely cited version of this text is found in two of the most authoritative Sunni Hadith collections, Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.
The Hadith in question states:

    "The Hour will not be established until you fight with the Jews, and the stone behind which a Jew will be hiding will say, 'O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him.'" (It adds that the Gharqad tree would not speak because it is the tree of the Jews).

Interpretation and Context

The interpretation of this text varies significantly among different Muslim scholars and communities.

   # Eschatological Prophecy: Many contemporary Islamic scholars and moderate Muslims view this Hadith as an eschatological (end-times) prophecy describing a specific future conflict, not a general command for all Muslims throughout history to kill all Jews. They argue it refers to a particular battle involving the Dajjal (Antichrist) and his followers, who are identified as Jews in some interpretations, and that it is not a call for a general genocide of all Jewish people.
  # Context of Combatants: Other interpretations suggest the Hadith refers to combatants in a specific war, not non-combatant civilians, women, or children, whose killing is generally condemned in Islamic Shari'ah (law).
   # Literal Interpretation and Antisemitism: The Hadith is, however, also cited and interpreted literally by some extremist groups and radical preachers as a justification for violence and an indicator of endemic anti-Semitism within parts of the Islamic textual tradition. This literal interpretation has been used by organizations like Hamas in their founding charter to justify their conflict with Israel.

The Qur'an itself contains verses that address the "People of the Book" (Jews and Christians) with both positive and negative descriptions, often related to specific historical events or their actions, and it also contains verses that emphasize justice and the inviolability of innocent human life. The interpretation of these texts, like the Hadith mentioned, is a subject of ongoing debate and diverse perspectives within Islam.

Oh, dearie, dearie, me, another Islamist interpretation of Islamic teachings.  Another Islamist disciple.  Tsk, tsk, tsk...