Pro Palestinian Protest in Sydney Tomorrow
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Albo has been given the cold shoulder by Trump again. No meeting for Albo.
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Police will try and block a planned pro-Palestine protest which will finish on the Sydney Opera House.
The Palestine Action Group is proposing a protest on October 12, starting at Hyde Park before continuing through various streets of the the CBD to finish on the forecourt of the Opera House.
Speaking at a media conference on Friday, Central Metropolitan Region Commander Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna said police will lodge an objection in court over the planned protest amid safety concerns.
“Since those discussions (with the Palestine Action Group), I’ve been down and had a look at the area they wish to go to. I’ve been in discussion with the trustees of the Opera House,” he said.
“For a number of public safety concerns, I’ve instructed the Office of (the) General Counsel to lodge this matter in the Supreme Court objecting to this particular public assembly at the Opera House.”
https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-ne ... 803237b515
“The Australian soldiers fought against this, they fought against ISIS, they fought against Taliban,” Mr Joyce told Sky News host James Macpherson.
“As an Australian, we don’t celebrate at our demonstrations allow people to put their nomenclature all over Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, and at the same time … support people who were shooting at Australian soldiers.”
https://www.skynews.com.au/opinion/aust ... 869718f6a7
Dont give them an alternative route. Give them nothing!
They got 'rowdy' last night taking over the Sydney CBD. Surprise surprise there were no arrests.
This video is 5:50 but watch from 3:42. James McPherson talking about Hamas refusing to sign the peace deal.
The Palestine Action Group in Australia claim "7 October marks 2 years since Israel launched its genocide campaign against the Palestinian people ..." so they intend to shut down Sydney AGAIN and protest.
Israel launched nothing on 7 October. It was the day swarms of terrorists, aided and abetted by Palestinian civilians, swarmed into Israel slaughtering more than 1000 Jewish men women and children, raping torturing and maiming and taking hundreds of hostages including babies which they've refused to release.
More and more Aussies are fed up with these wannabe terrorists and eventually it will turn extremely violent when we stand up and push back ... and we will.
I doubt the Supreme Court will do anything except maybe block the Jewish community from vigils on or around 7 October.
The Palestine Action Group is proposing a protest on October 12, starting at Hyde Park before continuing through various streets of the the CBD to finish on the forecourt of the Opera House.
Speaking at a media conference on Friday, Central Metropolitan Region Commander Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna said police will lodge an objection in court over the planned protest amid safety concerns.
“Since those discussions (with the Palestine Action Group), I’ve been down and had a look at the area they wish to go to. I’ve been in discussion with the trustees of the Opera House,” he said.
“For a number of public safety concerns, I’ve instructed the Office of (the) General Counsel to lodge this matter in the Supreme Court objecting to this particular public assembly at the Opera House.”
https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-ne ... 803237b515
“The Australian soldiers fought against this, they fought against ISIS, they fought against Taliban,” Mr Joyce told Sky News host James Macpherson.
“As an Australian, we don’t celebrate at our demonstrations allow people to put their nomenclature all over Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, and at the same time … support people who were shooting at Australian soldiers.”
https://www.skynews.com.au/opinion/aust ... 869718f6a7
Dont give them an alternative route. Give them nothing!
They got 'rowdy' last night taking over the Sydney CBD. Surprise surprise there were no arrests.
This video is 5:50 but watch from 3:42. James McPherson talking about Hamas refusing to sign the peace deal.
The Palestine Action Group in Australia claim "7 October marks 2 years since Israel launched its genocide campaign against the Palestinian people ..." so they intend to shut down Sydney AGAIN and protest.
Israel launched nothing on 7 October. It was the day swarms of terrorists, aided and abetted by Palestinian civilians, swarmed into Israel slaughtering more than 1000 Jewish men women and children, raping torturing and maiming and taking hundreds of hostages including babies which they've refused to release.
More and more Aussies are fed up with these wannabe terrorists and eventually it will turn extremely violent when we stand up and push back ... and we will.
I doubt the Supreme Court will do anything except maybe block the Jewish community from vigils on or around 7 October.
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tllwd
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Gretta has a title now - Swedish Goblin of Doom 
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mellie
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The police have Intel alluding to the prospect that the shooting incident in the inner- west of Sydney was a potential threat, a warning for what's been allowed to escape unnoticed by our Intel and is being hoarded in our communities unnoticed.
Future protests may not be peaceful because pro- Palestinian protesters and their terrorist - linked organisers have become aware that our governments been in cahoots with Israel all along.
Our government removed pages from it's defence site recently which has incriminated themselves and enraged pro- Palestinian protesters+ radicalised HAMAS operatives further.
The Intel relates to potential links to external terrorist organisations ( non Australian) whom are providing arms to those willing to take protesting one step further than a water cannon or capsicum spray.
Flash grenades were amongst the arsenal of guns found in the unit opposite the park, where the shooting incident last night occurred. This arsenal isn't likely to be confined to just one flat unfortunately. Terrorist's rarely keep all their eggs in the same basket.
The arsenal guard ( 60 year old bloke) either broke ranks with his unidentified organisers, perhaps decided to warn our Intel of impending catastrophe?
Bottom line, if police can't rule out the arsenal of weapons found weren't linked to those who organised the rally, and or have Intel that substantiates that it was, then they can't go up against something like this and allow a potentially weaponised rally go ahead.
ASIO and Interpol have been preparing for a major terrorist attack involving mass- death in Australia for a number of years now, the preparation for such an event can be demonstrated by our forensic research and action planning at a body-farm in North Western Sydney which is preparing specialist recovery teams for such an event. To ID bodies and so forth in the event of a major terrorist attack in Australia.
The event itself is unlikely to be just a single attack by a lone Wolf it's likely to have diversion cells in place ( like the lone Park shooter ) to direct police away from multiple targets.
I doubt our police , even specialist forces are prepared for something as big as this.
I had a feeling that the 60 year old man who was guarding a unit full of ammunition, guns, flash grenades etc and God knows what else our government isn't prepared to disclose to our media at this time had some sort of connection with the Pally rally , the moment I read it this morning. Perhaps the 60 year old had second thoughts on assisting his cell, changed his mind last minute so decided to fire shots to gain the attention of our authorities? It's one way of dobbing yourself in, derailing the planned attack without actually being an informant I guess.
Either this or he's just snapped under the pressure, of actually following through with " Allah's good work " ???
Most of these radicalised loons are unstable and unpredictable to begin with, and HMAS knows this, which is why it's very likely they've got plans B C, D etc and there's more to come.
Just my POV, but given the potential for terrorism, I think the rally needs to be cancelled as a matter of urgency and public safety.
In fact, I think all rallys need to be put on hold until police feel safe enough to engage in duties ie protecting the public at these rallys.
Just think, rally goers aren't routinely searched by police before they are arrested, in the lead up to the protest itself, so they could very easily attend a rally armed with what was found in that unit, and I doubt our police armed with water pistols
and capsicum spray would stand a chance. If each of them were to wear gloves and surgical masks ( to be covid safe of course 
) if someone in the crowd opens up a duffel bag of loaded guns when police are bearing down on the riot.... who shot who? Who would even be able to tell? Could be an absolute blood bath if these guns and flash grenades ended up at the protest somehow.
Tensions have escalated in the Middle-East, contrary to what media says, no deals are ever going to be made, because HAMAS will fight till the bitter end and doesn't care about thr threats of genocide, because they'll all be reunited in paradise, remember?
Future protests may not be peaceful because pro- Palestinian protesters and their terrorist - linked organisers have become aware that our governments been in cahoots with Israel all along.
Our government removed pages from it's defence site recently which has incriminated themselves and enraged pro- Palestinian protesters+ radicalised HAMAS operatives further.
The Intel relates to potential links to external terrorist organisations ( non Australian) whom are providing arms to those willing to take protesting one step further than a water cannon or capsicum spray.
Flash grenades were amongst the arsenal of guns found in the unit opposite the park, where the shooting incident last night occurred. This arsenal isn't likely to be confined to just one flat unfortunately. Terrorist's rarely keep all their eggs in the same basket.
The arsenal guard ( 60 year old bloke) either broke ranks with his unidentified organisers, perhaps decided to warn our Intel of impending catastrophe?
Bottom line, if police can't rule out the arsenal of weapons found weren't linked to those who organised the rally, and or have Intel that substantiates that it was, then they can't go up against something like this and allow a potentially weaponised rally go ahead.
ASIO and Interpol have been preparing for a major terrorist attack involving mass- death in Australia for a number of years now, the preparation for such an event can be demonstrated by our forensic research and action planning at a body-farm in North Western Sydney which is preparing specialist recovery teams for such an event. To ID bodies and so forth in the event of a major terrorist attack in Australia.
The event itself is unlikely to be just a single attack by a lone Wolf it's likely to have diversion cells in place ( like the lone Park shooter ) to direct police away from multiple targets.
I doubt our police , even specialist forces are prepared for something as big as this.
I had a feeling that the 60 year old man who was guarding a unit full of ammunition, guns, flash grenades etc and God knows what else our government isn't prepared to disclose to our media at this time had some sort of connection with the Pally rally , the moment I read it this morning. Perhaps the 60 year old had second thoughts on assisting his cell, changed his mind last minute so decided to fire shots to gain the attention of our authorities? It's one way of dobbing yourself in, derailing the planned attack without actually being an informant I guess.
Either this or he's just snapped under the pressure, of actually following through with " Allah's good work " ???
Most of these radicalised loons are unstable and unpredictable to begin with, and HMAS knows this, which is why it's very likely they've got plans B C, D etc and there's more to come.
Just my POV, but given the potential for terrorism, I think the rally needs to be cancelled as a matter of urgency and public safety.
In fact, I think all rallys need to be put on hold until police feel safe enough to engage in duties ie protecting the public at these rallys.
Just think, rally goers aren't routinely searched by police before they are arrested, in the lead up to the protest itself, so they could very easily attend a rally armed with what was found in that unit, and I doubt our police armed with water pistols
and capsicum spray would stand a chance. If each of them were to wear gloves and surgical masks ( to be covid safe of course 
) if someone in the crowd opens up a duffel bag of loaded guns when police are bearing down on the riot.... who shot who? Who would even be able to tell? Could be an absolute blood bath if these guns and flash grenades ended up at the protest somehow. Tensions have escalated in the Middle-East, contrary to what media says, no deals are ever going to be made, because HAMAS will fight till the bitter end and doesn't care about thr threats of genocide, because they'll all be reunited in paradise, remember?
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tllwd
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Flash grenades were amongst the arsenal of guns found in the unit ...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-06/ ... /105855200A succession of bangs rang out just after 9pm and witnesses said they believed there were flash grenades.
That is the only mention about flash grenades.
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Black Orchid
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It was the cops who fired the flash bangs.
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mellie
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No witnesses reported seeing them before police arrived apparently.
I still think something is off about it there's no motive, well allegedly anyway.
Bearing in mind, flash grenades are used as a diversion, or to gain control of a riot, get it under control.
I still think something is off about it there's no motive, well allegedly anyway.
Bearing in mind, flash grenades are used as a diversion, or to gain control of a riot, get it under control.
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Black Orchid
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Or to chuck through a doorway or window to stun a perpetrator so the cops can storm in ... which is what, I believe, happened.
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People often mix flash grenades and stun grenades. Police special operations teams use both.
Flash grenades primarily cause temporary blindness and confusion through a bright flash, while stun grenades also use a loud bang for disorientation, often with effects that slow down and impair movement more severely and for a longer duration than a flash.
Flashbangs are effective against stationary enemies who need a direct line of sight to be hit by the flash. Stun grenades are more broadly effective, as their area-of-effect can hinder movement and aiming even if the enemy isn't directly facing the explosion.
In this operation witnesses reported bang but not flashes according to journos.
Flash grenades primarily cause temporary blindness and confusion through a bright flash, while stun grenades also use a loud bang for disorientation, often with effects that slow down and impair movement more severely and for a longer duration than a flash.
Flashbangs are effective against stationary enemies who need a direct line of sight to be hit by the flash. Stun grenades are more broadly effective, as their area-of-effect can hinder movement and aiming even if the enemy isn't directly facing the explosion.
In this operation witnesses reported bang but not flashes according to journos.
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tllwd
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Yes, it is classic study case about fake news and false memory formation.I still think something is off about it there's no motive, well allegedly anyway.
Good way to go is to check and compare official info release and media fantasies.
https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news/news ... ZhbGw9MQ==
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