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Known Wolf Syndrome

Discussion in 'News & Current Events' started by Bro. Curtis, Dec 15, 2014.

  1. Bro. Curtis

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    http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2014/12/1...onis-yet-another-case-of-known-wolf-syndrome/


    …..In the present case, not only was the suspect well-known, but he was out on bail on murder charges related to the stabbing and setting on fire of his ex-wife, with whom he was in a heated custody dispute.


    Monis came to Australia in 1996 from Iran and his immigration status was that of political refugee. He has since had other well-known run-ins with law enforcement. In 2009, he sent a series of hate messages, which he deemed as “flowers of advice,” to the families of Australian military members who had been killed in action. He likened their deaths to the deaths of Hitler’s soldiers, as well as to families of Australian victims of international terrorism attacks. He was given 300 hours of community service.

    In another case, Monis was charged with 50 counts of sexual assault, where it was claimed that he lured victims in and assaulted them claiming it was a “spiritual healing technique.”

    We’ll undoubtedly learn more in the days to come about the intentions and motives of the suspect in the case. The evidence at hand clearly indicates that Monis was another example of the two-faced Islamic cleric. In this case, Monis claimed that he was “an Australian who wanted a safe future for our country” (HT: Stewart Bell) while simultaneously — and openly — hating the very country that gave him refuge.

    Yet again, we have a case in the West in which a domestic terrorist was well-known to law enforcement authorities and yet action sufficient to prevent the tragedy at hand was never taken despite the opportunity to do so (in this instance, he was out on bail)…..
     
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    I don't understand how he ever got out on bail. He would have been happier if he had stayed in Iran. Another terrorist Islamist Jihadist. Of course, under Islam his actions guarantee him a place in the Islamic heaven, which corresponds to the Christian hell.
     
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