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15/09/18

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Originally posted by william11b ↑

Newly elected Senator Mehreen Farugi of the Greens party , this Mohammedan Jihadist in her maiden speech said " we are all gathered here on stolen land"' and also claimed that "opposition to Islam is racism"

It is hypocritical to refer to something as ‘stolen’ while continuing to benefit from its use. It is literally the equivalent of driving around in a stolen Rolls Royce while simultaneously complaining that it is stolen. Since she has a problem with British colonialism, it defies logic why she would leave her country of origin, that was freed from British rule in 1947, to then end up in Australia which still carries the Union Jack on its flag and has Queen Elizabeth II as its Head of State (the guardian)

As someone who identifies as a Muslim, Faruqi should know of Islamic civilization's own territorial conquests far beyond the outskirts of Mecca in the 7th century stretching all the way to Spain in the west and China in the east.
Does she believe the Arabic-speaking Islamic countries that today stretch across North Africa, having conquered and replaced the indigenous Egyptian, Carthaginian, Berber and Nubian civilizations are all ‘stolen lands’? Does she believe that Iran, once home to an indigenous Avestan-speaking Zoroastrian culture, is ‘stolen land’?
There was once an indigenous Hindu civilization in Faruqi’s own country of origin, Pakistan. Islam was first introduced in the region by Umayyad conqueror Muhammad Bin Qasim in 711. Does she believe that Pakistan is built on ‘stolen land’? One wonders, was Faruqi not aware of Australia’s colonial history prior to her arrival? If so, why bother choosing to migrate to a country whose historical foundations fill you with such moral dread? (The Guardian)

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All land is stolen from someone. Achieved by a successful invasion.

Perhaps the Greens want to ask Aboriginal Australians what happened to their culture after they failed to control who was arriving and welcomed the arrivals upon the land.
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