(Canberra) Muslims the world over love to play the victim card, and Kamel Saleh thought he would expose the racism, inherent within the DNA of Australians, for Islamic Awareness Week by airing his film Islamophobia. So he and a few burka wearing friends went around out and filmed him abusing the women for being Muslims. Problem is, normal everyday Australians weren't having any of his views and took him to pieces. So much for white on Islamic racism then.
Meanwhile, Queensland Muslim groups are demanding increased penalties for hate crimes linked to the introduction of national security legislation. Get that, with no actual evidence of an acute racism problem, Muslims are demanding that the law be changed in their favour.
Meanwhile, Queensland Muslim groups are demanding increased penalties for hate crimes linked to the introduction of national security legislation. Get that, with no actual evidence of an acute racism problem, Muslims are demanding that the law be changed in their favour.
