Here’s another view of Grace Tame. Among other deficits, the video claims that Tame is autistic. Now, one is not named autistic for nothing. There must be something that distinguishes an autistic person from the average person who does not suffer from this state. After all, there are special schools and government strategies to support such people.
A fair question is to what extent autism affects Tame’s wild, uncontrolled behaviour, behaviour denouncing the nation that gave her the Australian of the Year Award.
Grace Tame came to the public’s attention through a case of sexual abuse. Her struggle for justice earned her the Australian of the Year award. In the video below, Chris Kenny interviews the Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel. Minister Sharren Haskel asserts that Tame’s call to globalise the Intifada implicitly excuses the barbaric 7 October attack during which sexual violence was a tool of war.
Serious questions should be asked about Tame’s state of mind.
Harris Sultan’s NO MORE ISLAMIC PRAYERS ON THE STREETS video is a terrific truth-telling exposition of true Islam and its political aims. It was obvious that the sudden prayer meeting in the middle of a violent protest was a political stunt to forward Muslim power in Australia.
Bravo Rowan Dean for saying what all true Australians are saying. We’ve had a gutful of abuse from all sides, especially from the white reinvented Aboriginals who, without real justification, are the pensioners of the rest of us.
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At the end of the video, to which Rowan Dean refers, we witness Muslim fanatic Tasmin Sammax declaring the following:
‘Colonisation is being funded, and it’s at the heart of what we refer to as the Australian settler colony. So, when we’re together here today in solidarity with Palestine, we say the colony will fall.’
Sammax who scorns Australians and doesn’t recognise the nation they built – Aboriginals had nothing to do with it – provides an excellent reason to put a stop to migration from Muslim countries.
Grace Tame’s frequent manic outbursts provide a worrying record. Her shrieking ‘from Gadigal to Gaza globalise the Intifada’ in front of Muslim flags, Muslim fanatics, Marxist maggots, like Josh Lees, and sundry leftist crackpots in front of Sydney’s Town Hall should have her family and friends consulting psychology specialists. Any normal person watching would have grave concerns about her mental balance.
Shocking though it was, I was not at all surprised that two men from a particular community in Sydney gunned down innocent Australians enjoying a picnic. The signs were all over the place, in Australia and throughout Europe, especially in countries with large migrant populations from the Middle East.
We’ve had fifty years of terrorism. We know what it is and where it comes from. It was simply to be expected that two men would emerge from the protection of that community and, with relish, kill innocent people.
You would have to be culpably naive or partisan not to realise that others with the same views and intentions were residing in that same community – and planning for action.
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PhD candidate Sepehr Saryazdi, accused of planning terror attack on Australia Day, denied bail
Sepehr Saryazdi appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Thursday. (Supplied)
A CSIRO PhD candidate accused of planning to use Molotov cocktails in a terror attack on the Gold Coast on Australia Day has been denied bail.
Sepehr Saryazdi appeared in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Thursday after being charged with one count of acts in preparation for or planning a terrorist act.
During a bail application, the court heard the 24-year-old had been brought to the attention of counter terrorism officers after information was received about things he was allegedly posting online.
Commonwealth prosecutor Ellie McDonald told the court the alleged offending related to Facebook messenger chats within a private group containing over 50 people.
Ms McDonald told the court he had allegedly also encouraged others to do the same.
“He says: ‘I will be leading the Gold Coast riots on Jan 26 if you guys know people in Melbourne, let them know so they can start buying vodka bottles early to stockpile in batches,'” she said.
“He also states: ‘if arrested the key is to stay calm and collected, when put into questioning remind them what you did is purely logical given the current trajectory of this nation.'”
Ms McDonald told the court he also allegedly told the group members they “need to make the police doubt their own world views and convince them to quit their job”.
