Last night I noted Federal Labor MP Julia Irwin's moonbat-induced rant against celebrating Israel's 60th birthday. Well today, a Federal Liberal MP Susan Ley decided to shill for Hamas, albeit less moonbatishly than Irwin (which isn't saying much). Her central argument is that no-one cares for the poor Palis and that they are suffering white man's guilt over the Holocaust:
Their's is not a popular cause but it's one I support in part out of the knowledge that the victors in World War II, including Australia, wrote a homeland cheque to cover the sins of the Holocaust and centuries of anti-semitism in Europe. But it was the Palestinians who had to cash it.
Unfortunately, former Iranian President Khatami made similar remarks in 2001. In countering this sort of argument, Alan Dershowitz offers two rebuttals in his bestseller, The Case For Israel.
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Courtesy of Julia Irwin, Federal Labor MP. I wonder what Australia's only sitting Jewish MP and Labor member, Michael Danby thinks about this sort of obnoxious nonsense:
PRO-PALESTINE Labor MP Julia Irwin has accused Israel of human rights violations and threatened to boycott a vote to celebrate 60 years of the Jewish state...Asked if Israel was engaging in human rights violations, Ms Irwin said she had no doubt...Ms Irwin has previously made speeches in Parliament characterising Israel's policies as "ethnic cleansing", and Gaza as a "concentration camp".
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Tonight, the ABC Four Corners program is airing an "investigative TV journalism" piece entitled "Dangerous Ground" on the heels of a study done by Monash University's Global Terrorism Research Centre:
A recently completed three-year study found that Australia's tough stance on counter-terrorism and security could actually be increasing the threat of breeding home grown terrorists. Erring on the side of aggression – just to be on the "safe" side - can radicalise and alienate the people who are targeted, analysts tell Four Corners...As Four Corners reporter and author on terrorism Sally Neighbour illustrates, defeating terrorism presents not just a policing issue but also a challenge to core community values of pluralism and tolerance.
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Whilst I am all for giving criminals (and heck, even terrorists) a chance at life after serving their time, Dick's digging of Hicks is rather repugnant, given that Hicks remains unrepentant:
Dick Smith has approached his friends to try to get a job for self-confessed terrorism supporter David Hicks.
Coming only months after another wealthy national icon bails out former Camp Delta detainees in the U.K., Dick's bleeding heart syndrome can be attributed to raving Moonbat syndrome:
My advice is that he should tell the full story to the Australian people because one thing I will say is what the Americans have told us about David Hicks and what the previous government has told us I believe is wrong.
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* By Moose
It is not enough to say that we, the West, Jews and the Hebraically Challenged alike, have learned nothing from the Holocaust. If only that were that true. Were it so, would not have created monsters like this.
No, worse, we have actually learned. All the wrong lessons.
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