That may sound unfair but that’s reality following our Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s decision to allow the so-called ISIS “brides” back into Australia.
Needless to say, most of the women wearing burqas are not planning to hurt or kill anybody – and many of them would actually prefer not to be forced to wear them.
But the problem is, no-one can determine whether people they see wearing burqas are ISIS supporters who have returned to Australia and who may well prove to be a threat to non-Muslims.
And that’s all thanks to Tony Burke who, despite the opportunity to do so, decided against stopping them from returning to Australia, together with their children.
Over 20 countries have implemented full or partial bans on face-covering veils like the burqa and niqab in public spaces, primarily citing security, secularism, or social integration.
Those nations with bans include France, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Latvia, parts of China (Xinjiang), Tajikistan, Chad, Gabon, Cameroon, Republic of the Congo, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Algeria, Kosovo, and parts of Russia.
An additional problem caused by Tony Burke and his government is the fact that the return of women and children connected to ISIS fighters will set a precedent for others to follow their path, according to a former senior immigration official.
“It does set a precedent in terms of any other ISIS brides that are still in Syria, they will seek to try to return, and we’ll have to wait and see how that plays out,” former Immigration Department deputy secretary Abul Rizvi said.
The Albanese government insists it has not helped the group return to Australia, although a Syrian government spokesperson told the ABC the government “put procedures in place” to receive them. So that was another Albanese government lie!
What will happen in relation to the children, some of whom are ISIS military age teenagers, is still to be divulged.
Some people believe they were merely innocent bystanders – but that is naïve to the extent that they lived amongst ISIS terrorists and were undoubtedly subjected to intense anti-Israel and anti-Semitic propaganda.
Some might also have been subjected to military training, as that usually starts at a very young age within ISIS.
Whilst feeling sorry for children brought up under these conditions, we need to be realistic about their chances of being deradicalized as attempts overseas to do so have been generally unsuccessful.
We also need to accept the reality that children eventually become adults who may be very different to how they were as youngsters.
Take for example this adorable little chap below. Who would ever think he would grow up to be Chancellor of Germany and be responsible for WW2 and the death of 85 million people including 6 million Jews murdered in Nazi concentration camps.
That’s right, this is a photo of Adolf Hitler who was far from ‘adorable’ in his later life!
It’s time we all stepped back and took a really long hard look at what’s happening to our country under the Albanese government.
The lies and deception have to stop. We should demand the truth – not ‘their’ truth but the real truth concerning the many serious issues facing us as a nation – and what exactly they are planning to do about them.
The ISIS brides’ issue is just one example of many that have been incompetently handled by the Albanese government.
So now we are stuck with people who may well hate Australia and all that it stands for. They are clearly averse to our values and will likely fight to impose Sharia law just as they are doing in the UK and several mainland European countries.
It’s clear that Tony Burke is the primary culprit in this unhappy saga and should be treated with the contempt he deserves – especially by law-abiding and sensible Muslims who may well suffer the consequences of his actions.
Thanks to NBC News, Getty Images and Facebook for the images.
