"THE PRICE OF LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANCE"

"The price of liberty is eternal vigilance", goes the motto of the RSL.

Unfortunately some organizations  in Australia  are not so vigilant, like Bankstown Council and the  Labor Party which runs  it.

What else can we conclude when we learn they were about to hire their Town Hall to the local Taliban,  Hizb ut-Tahrir, an extremist islamic group already banned in three countries.

The was not to be a peaceful forum to discuss working within the Australian democratic framework to achieve an aim,  but a  teach-in  on  how  to destroy it.

The aims of  organizations like Hizb ut-Tahrir  were laid out by Abu Bakar Bashir, inspiration for  the Bali bombers, in an interview published in Aljazeera on 21st August, 2006. He declared "There is no democracy in Islam, so do not try to interpret the Quran and turn Islam into a democracy to suit your needs. God's law comes first. It is not up to the
will of the people to decide what is right and how to live. Rather the will of the people have to be bent to suit the will of God. It is not democracy that we want, but Allah-cracy!"

If this sounds like idle talk, remember that Lebanon was once a  Christian country.

We know Labor is desperate for votes in Bankstown and therefore has to kowtow to all tastes, but we didn't know they were that desperate. But then we should remember it was Labor that allowed Hilaly to stay here.

Lenin said "When we hang the last of the capitalists they will be fighting each other for the privilege of selling us the rope".

One Nation says  when the Taliban take over Australia  the Labor Party will be fighting among themselves for the privilege of renting them a hall in which to stage their victory rally.