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Originally posted by Odium
They have foiled nothing till a Jury convict these people of a crime.
Originally posted by djohnsto77
Originally posted by Odium
They have foiled nothing till a Jury convict these people of a crime.
If they were going to do anything soon, as claimed, it's been pretty well foiled IMHO since they'll be in jail awaiting trial instead of setting off bombs.
Originally posted by ImJaded
Anybody can purchase "chemicals that when mixed could make a bomb"
Originally posted by djohnsto77
Originally posted by ImJaded
Anybody can purchase "chemicals that when mixed could make a bomb"
Apparently. They say the bombs used in the London bombings were made using easily available off-the-shelf chemicals.
Originally posted by soficrow
That's it.
I'm getting rid of all my cleaning supplies and I'm NEVER doing housework again. I do not want to be arrested and accused of terrorism.
Originally posted by soficrow
That's it.
I'm getting rid of all my cleaning supplies and I'm NEVER doing housework again. I do not want to be arrested and accused of terrorism.
Originally posted by TheShroudOfMemphis
This is a horse and pony show.
Clue No. 1: The press were alerted before each raid.
This is important because due to Australia's terror laws, if you are visited by Police for a Terrorist related matter, arrested, raided or just questioned - It's against the law to talk about it to anyone other than your lawyer.
If a house gets raided for 'Terror related matters' and the press are their filming it. When the cops leave and the press come knocking on your door, filming a silent person standing there not able to answer back, it's because if that person does they can be put in jail for 5 years - even if they are TOTALLY innoncent of any crime.
This is how the police and the media work together to create the illusion of doing something. They can make an example of you and YOU CAN NOT TALK ABOUT IT.
Welcome to the 'new world'.
Police say that 15 arrests have been made during a series of counter-terrorism raids in Sydney and Melbourne early today.
New South Wales Police Commissioner Moroney says more than 400 police officers have been involved in raids on 15 homes in south-western Sydney.
He says they have arrested six men in Sydney, who are alleged to be planning a terrorist attack in Australia.
"They're currently being interviewed by police and my expectation is that they will appear in Sydney courts this morning," he said.
Nine people have been taken into custody in Victoria.
It is understood the group may have been in the process of acquiring a range of chemicals that could have been used to conduct an attack.
Commissioner Moroney says a terrorist attack has been foiled.
"I am satisfied that we have disrupted what I would regard as the final stages of a terrorist attack or the launch of a terrorist attack in Australia," he said.
The planned target of the attack is not known.
The Commissioner says the raids are the result of a three-year investigation.
Melbourne lawyer Rob Stary says eight of those charged in Victoria are largely accused of membership offences.
"This is important - they're not charged with any covert conduct," he said.
"In other words, they're not charged with engaging in planning or preparation of any terrorist offence - they're simply charged with membership offences."
U know what this looks like to me? A plot of their own to be able to lock up an arab, for no reason at all, whenever they want, that's all.
NSW Police Commissioner Ken Moroney confirmed the shooting in Green Valley, but did not know if the incident was connected to terrorist raids.
"You can understand that this has only occurred a short time ago (and) the linkages relevant to these particular matters need to be firmly established," Mr Moroney said.
Ambulance officers arrived at the scene of the shooting in Wilson Rd just before 9am.
The man, aged about 20, had suffered a gunshot wound to his upper body, around his neck and shoulders.
He was taken to Liverpool Hospital in a serious but stable condition.
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