“This is not about religion, this is about criminality.”
Sure. But when members of one religion keep going in for this kind of criminality, doesn’t that warrant any scrutiny?
“Sydney man accused of joining ISIS, radicalising teens online,” by Sarah Swain, 9News, December 4, 2019 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
A Sydney man is accused of being an ISIS recruit who downloaded information on weapons and tried to radicalise teenagers online.
The 21-year-old was arrested this morning by the NSW Joint Counter Terrorism Team and is set to be charged with terrorism offences.
He allegedly downloaded information on weapons including knives and blunt implements which could be used in a terrorist attack.
Assistant Commissioner Ian McCartney from the Australian Federal Police said one of the offences the man is set to be charged with carries a life sentence.
They also allege he swore allegiance to ISIS plus attempted to influence people as young as 17 and 18 “to adopt and act upon his extremist views”.
Police said there were no specific targets, and say while the activity was not linked to last week’s London Bridge terror attack, the incident was a factor.
“If there’s a terrorist act committed in another country we’re always concerned what impact that will have,” Ass Comm McCarthy, said.
“He’s provided commentary in relation to other terrorist attacks that have occurred around the world.
“We’re satisfied the threat was not imminent
“We decided to act early, because we needed to, we were concerned.
“This is not about religion, this is about criminality.”…