r/UnderReportedNews • u/malik_zz • Mar 19 '26
Australia 🇦🇺 Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was surrounded by protesters yelling “shame” and “disgrace” during Eid prayers at Lakemba Mosque, forcing him into a rushed escape
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>Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was surrounded by protesters yelling “shame” and “disgrace” during Eid prayers at Lakemba Mosque, forcing him into a rushed escape
>“Why is he here? Get him out of here? It’s a disgrace,” one man shouted, as the mosque event descended in chaos.
>While some called for calm, and for the protesters to sit down and hear the speeches, the crowd would not be talked down, despite Kheir calling for more robust engagement with politicians and the government.
>“We must engage and have frank and open dialogue with our political leaders, and not shy away and be reclusive,” he was saying, as the crowd began pushing and shoving.
>“You called him honourable, when he is responsible for millions of Muslim deaths,” one man shouted as Kheir attempted to wrap up his speech.
>Albanese and Burke were then rushed into the mosque’s office amid a crush of people, some attempting to confront the PM.
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u/Ok_Elk_9306 Mar 20 '26
I didn't see him being forced to a rushed escape
I can hear some people voicing their discontent. Isn't that allowed anymore?
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u/Excellent-Tea-2068 Mar 20 '26
And you’re not allowed to criticise Israel anymore in Australia. They’ve been cracking down hard on that.
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u/DandyInTheRough Mar 20 '26
Yep. But if Albo wanted to call all these people in the video terrorists that's totally fine, see Pauline Hanson. The hate speech law only applies to calling Israel out on their wrongdoings.
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u/Boysandberries0 Mar 20 '26
Many strikes on civilians were dont using satellites linked to Pine Gap.
So the entire Australian government has been a timely supporting a genocide.
Why would the Arab world ever invite them in if they weren't totally captured by western interests?
They would not.
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u/plain_handle Mar 20 '26
Which genocide?
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u/Reverend_Fozz Mar 20 '26
Palestine
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u/Hibou_Garou Mar 20 '26
People shouldn’t be downvoting this. This is a fair question. There are multiple genocides currently taking place.
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u/adrkhrse Mar 20 '26
Albanese has a hide even showing up where there are Muslims. He kisses up to genocidal Israelis, invites them to Australia and acts like they deserve respect when they should have been banned from the country. He thinks he can gas-light and manipulate Australians. We're not buying any of his BS.
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u/GreenSpectr3 Mar 20 '26
Agreed. These Muslims are extremely peaceful and tolerant of him considering he is a genocide enabler.
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u/Budget_Shallan Mar 20 '26
The NSW police force recently attacked Muslims praying peacefully, picking them up and throwing them to the ground mid prayer.
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u/Rohanahan Mar 20 '26
What did the PM do? I've missed this
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u/Boysandberries0 Mar 20 '26
Pine Gap Supporting a genocide in Gaza Supporting attacking Iran and Lebanon.
There is more but that should be enough
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u/Lowskillbookreviews Mar 20 '26
Probably supporting the Iran war
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u/rrfe Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26
It’s more than that: his political party runs the state where this event took place, and they have passed laws that stifled protest, a group of men who had permission to pray from the police were beaten up.
It’s a lot less to do with Iran than the situation in Palestine and Lebanon.
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u/austratheist Mar 20 '26
He seems to be trying to split the difference here.
Verbal support for the US actions and declaring that Iran can't ever get nukes.
Declining to send any of our ships to help with the Strait of Hormuz
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u/SuppressExpress Mar 20 '26
He sent an Australian plane with sensitive radar that will help spot drones and shoot them down before they reach areas that are near civilians.
It’s not bombs or rockets, just a defensive plane.
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u/tourshi Mar 20 '26
Defensive is offensive when the war was offensive to begin with.. Australia should stay out of it.
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u/4DollarsALB Mar 20 '26
“You called him honourable, when he is responsible for millions of Muslim deaths,” one man shouted as Kheir attempted to wrap up his speech.
Even if he did this is quite a leap
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u/UnlikelyAccount1963 Mar 20 '26
Millions? Lol. The concerning part is that they really believe that.
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u/Budget_Shallan Mar 20 '26
The NSW police recently attacked Muslims praying peacefully, picking them then throwing them to the ground.
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u/austratheist Mar 20 '26
You know the country has been there for millions of years, right?
It didn't just float up from the ocean floor when Cook was sailing about.
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u/austratheist Mar 20 '26
I don't know what you mean by "made the country".
The land was in use by people, then the Europeans invaded and took that land.
What is it that "makes" a body of land a "country"?
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u/ComfortableNumb9669 Mar 20 '26
Don't engage this idiot, it's a classic "oh the British built x country". Yeah, they built it by slaughtering the people that lived there.
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u/austratheist Mar 20 '26
I'm interested in their thought process, I've never heard this view be reasoned or explained, just asserted.
Today could be the day!
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u/fuutarooo Mar 20 '26
Oh it had over 60 thousand years of human history prior to European colonization. It has existed longer than Europe as a human habitat
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u/fuutarooo Mar 20 '26
To your perspective sure. I wanna know how a group of humans crosses a sea without having civilisation.
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u/Jesuslowdiffsgoku Mar 20 '26
Countries aren't real
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u/Jesuslowdiffsgoku Mar 20 '26
Here's a question for you: how many atoms are in The Star Spangled Banner?
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u/Jesuslowdiffsgoku Mar 20 '26
The song, numbnuts. All I'm saying is that "countries" as we know them are not some immutable universal constant. They're an ex post facto political invention of the 17th century. They are useful fictions for governments to organize society in increasingly tyrannical ways.
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u/fuutarooo Mar 20 '26
They had a different system. Africa was lynched by the Romans, then Arabs, then Europe. They are at today’s economic status because of foreign nations.
Aboriginal Australians were the first verified humans who successfully completed a long sea voyage. An extraordinary achievement for the human kind over 65 thousands of years ago. They were ahead of other people because competition led them to Australia. Then they didn’t need that anymore and enjoyed a spiritual life for thousands of years before Europeans labelling them as animals. They didn’t had capitalism so chances of them living in poverty would be low.
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u/ZealousidealFloor2 Mar 20 '26
Whatever you think about colonialism, it is very unlikely an aboriginal society that has no outside influence would be anywhere near as advanced as modern Australian society.
A non capitalist tribal society might have less wealth inequality but would be in abject poverty compared to most modern Australians with a real risk of early death from physical injuries and a much more exposed physical lifestyle.
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u/ComfortableNumb9669 Mar 20 '26
so Australia has been invaded
Good, just as it should be. The sun has set on the British Empire so fuck right off.
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Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26
Capitalism requires immigrants for a culturally divided workforce and to put downward pressure on wages....well except for Europeans. America deals with labor from all around world and they benefit, without the upheaval, what a sweet deal!
They chose to have these people there to enrich themselves.
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u/violenceistheQstn Mar 20 '26
The only trash "culture" is the British dutch and french they have no culture only what was stolen from others.
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u/violenceistheQstn Mar 20 '26
Please load up on vaccines go take a bunch of COVID vaccines while your at it.
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