The deadly sin of speaking the truth in politics was highlighted this weekend in Australia again. The world is shocked about the massacre of 50 people in an attack on a mosque in New Zealand, but at the same time it is justifiably being asked: Why is there no such outrage about the massacre of Christians in Nigeria and elsewhere? Is the mass Muslim immigration into the Western world at the point of causing a political explosion?
All indications are that the biggest conflict of our time will be ignited by the friction between Western values and Muslim values.
The right wing Australian senator for Queensland, Fraser Anning, is the latest victim of the political left’s hatred for the truth. South Africans might remember senator Anning as one of the men who called for a fast-track of immigration to Australia for South African farmers who are living in danger because of escalating farm attacks.
Over the weekend senator Anning stated that the attack on the mosque in Christchurch must be directly linked to muslim immigration. Not only did this cause an outrage in the leftist media, but at a press conference a 17 year old, one Will Connolly, approach the senator from behind and smashed an egg over his head. Senator Anning turned round and gave him a well-deserved slap through the face.
And for this more than a million leftist Australians already signed a petition to have the senator sacked! At the same time Connolly has become the poster boy for leftist politics world-wide!
What a sad and pathetic place this world has become where a misbehaving teenager with no respect for other people’s opinion can be applauded because he stood up AGAINST the truth!
Front National can only agree 100% with Senator Anning’s statement: “He got a slap across the face which is what his mother should have given him a long time ago because he’s been misbehaving badly.”
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