“We are gonna kill all of them, every last one, especially the little Arab shits.” This is not a quote from a history book or a hate group manifesto. This was said right here in Australia, in Belmont, NSW, on April 1, 2024.
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“We are gonna kill all of them, every last one, especially the little Arab shits.”
This is not a quote from a history book or a hate group manifesto. This was said right here in Australia, in Belmont, NSW, on April 1, 2024.
It was reported to police immediately—report number E96313544.
Two weeks later, the victim followed up, expecting justice. Instead, police dismissed it, saying they “couldn’t do anything” because the man wasn’t a “known scumbag”—just someone with their “knickers in a twist.”
A man openly threatened genocide against Arab children in Australia.
A man vowed to kill innocent kids—and police shrugged it off.
Why? Because in their eyes, he wasn’t “known” enough to be dangerous.
So, what is the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act 2001 (VIC) even for? If threatening to massacre Arab children isn’t enough to warrant action, what is?
Australians need to wake up. This isn’t just a racist rant—this is a death threat against children.
If the roles were reversed, would this have been ignored?
posted by Satish Sharma at
04:34
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