The word bipartisan has disappeared under Dutton. It’s ALWAYS the opposite of what the ALP does.
ISIS Brides.
That’s why.
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Latest UN briefing on the humanitarian situation in Syria:
The UN reception centres in Idlib are empty
In the north east, more are continuing to arrive
100k displaced due to fighting in Tah Rifait and parts of Aleppo
Continuing looting of UN and Syrian Red Crescent warehouses
Food prices are increasing, with UHCR providing cash assistance to 6k to help them through the winter in Idlib and northern Aleppo.
So what ? They are Australian and not Fark Carlton Supporters.
Young girls get brainwashed , have kids and it is ok to caste them away. Merry Christmas
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To be blunt, yes. They joined the most vile disgusting terrorist group probably ever. Should never be welcomed back.
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You are not a nice person
Nor are/were they!
If the people in question are of Australian citizenship first(ie birth country)
Then it would be massively hypocritical not to take them back.
We are literally expecting Russia/Iran etc to take back the criminals in detention seeking asylum here and we complain when they refuse.
If the ISIS brides and their kids are born and bred Australian they are Australia’s problem.(our societies).
I hate being represented in government by ■■■■■■■ hypocrites.
On immigration, I am massively pro multinational on the intake. But I hate the term “multicultural”
If a culture is generally incompatible with Australian values then we shouldn’t be really taking in immigrants from those nations in the first place.(referring here to any place where life is just cheap as )
Noting most cultures on earth are compatible with us or enhance our culture .
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An estimated 10 women and 30 Australian children in the detention camps.
Fund their repatriation with the next lot of drug money seized and call it a day.
Actions have consequences, this is the consequences of their actions.
Are the women Aussies first? They can’t be left stateless.
If they are dual nationals then their place of birth can and probably should have them.
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If they must be brought back, brought straight back into prison.
Well I’m sure if they are guilty of a crime and I think the government made joining/supporting terrorists a crime they will be.
So rooting a terrorist is a crime ?
Because they joined up with ISIS and had kids makes them not?
If an Australian male citizen joined ISIS and was detained, he would be sent to Australia and charged under our laws. Not sure any of these women have broken our law and certainly their kids have not.
If they are not Australian then they are not Australian.
But if they are, then if they come home, they face our laws.
Thats pretty simple.
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I cannot vouch for this, but it has been retweeted by the Defence Editor of The Economist.
What was intended to go down in South Korea last week. This is insane.
“ National Assembly’s Defense Committee met to question the generals who participated in Yoon Suk-yeol’s self coup attempt, which is revealing some truly shocking stuff. Thread:
To arrest key liberal leaders including Lee Jae-myung, the military dispatched the HID unit, the special forces whose main task is to assassinate major North Korean leaders in case of a war. They are normally near the DMZ, but were just outside of Seoul on Dec 3.
The HID unit were not dressed in the ROK military uniform. Instead, they were given a false North Korean uniform. The plan was to have the HID unit either assassinate Lee and others, and if that failed, have the “rescuing” South Korean soldiers to kill both Lee and the HID unit.
The Defense Minister’s original plan was to provoke an attack from North Korea, then use that as an excuse to declare martial law. To that end, South Korean military flew several drones over the Pyongyang sky, spraying propaganda fliers. North Korea did not attack, however.
The drone incursion happened in early October. Dem lawmakers say the South Korean military collected the drones that were not shot down, and burned them down to destroy evidence.
Yoon Suk-yeol directly commanded the military at the scene of the National Assembly to arrest the lawmakers. The president personally called Cdr. Gwak Jong-geun and told him: “They don’t have quorum yet. Get in there and drag them all out.”
During the coup, helicopters carrying special forces headed to the Assembly were held up at the capital no-fly zone, because the Air Force was not aware of the coup plan. In the end, the Air Force never approved the flight; the Army forged the approval order.
Initial preparation for the coup began as far back as July 2023, as the military compiled the reference materials for operations under a martial law situation and produced a manual around that time.
news.jtbc.co.kr/article/NB1222…
A reminder on how close we were. The martial law command was planning to have two more special forces located outside of Seoul to march to the capital on the second day of martial law. If the Assembly did not vote that night to lift the martial law, many more soldiers would have been in Seoul, with a potential massacre on our hands.”
https://x.com/bluroofpolitics/status/1866500696260145330?s=46
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