Noleen Sedra

Two flights, 15 hours, three hours.

Yeah, we also had like warning signs like we were as much.

I would say it was shocking, but it wasn't surprising.

That's probably the wording I would use is because just after October 7th happened two years ago, they were in front of the Opera House, which is an iconic venue in Sydney.

A bunch of like thousands of Muslims with Palestinian flags chanting, quote, gas the Jews.

So nobody was arrested for that.

Nobody was put in prison.

There was no kind of like enforcement of the law except on a Jewish man who had an Israeli flag present.

And they told him, you need to leave this place.

It's not safe for you.

So he was escorted out.

But the thousands of Muslims who were chanting gas the Jews after October 7th.

There was no penalization.

They didn't say anything.

And they've had pro-Palestinian marches every single Sunday in the CBD, in the center of the city, ever since that happened.

So there were warning signs.

So I don't know why any Australian is shocked, let alone our Australian government.

So, I mean, I think anybody that disagrees with that statement, do you think Islam is the biggest threat on the West?

Anybody that would say no to that, I think just either has not read history, they have not read history, or they have not looked at the Quran.

I think like any dangerous ideology, whether it, you know, Hitler's ideology, just read Mein Kampf, whether it Karl Marx, just read the Marx Manifesto, just go to the book and read what is actually in plain writing.