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Meanwhile, another Labor MP says we must embrace the conflicts migrants bring here.

The Health Minister’s response to a video in which two New South Wales nurses threaten to kill Jews in their care tells you everything about the problem we have here in Australia.

Mark Butler tweeted:

“The video circulating in NSW is appalling. The idea that you would single out a particular group in our community and indicate you wouldn’t care for them runs against every single principle in our health care system.”

First, the video is not appalling. The two people IN the video are appalling.

See the video below:

Second, the two people in the video are indeed singling out a “particular group”. But the Health Minister, for reasons known only to himself, is unable to identify that group.

Which seems odd, since, by his own admission, that group is so “particular”.

Let me help out here.

Jews.

The people in the video are singling out JEWS.

Mealy-Mouthed

Third, the Health Minister references “the idea” that you would “single out a particular group”, but fails to name the idea.

Has this idea sprung from Presbyterianism? Has it arisen from Buddhism? Is it inspired by yoga?

Let me come to his assistance once more.

Islam.

The primary ideology behind Jew-hatred is Islam.

If you don’t believe me, listen to sermons preached in mosques across Western Sydney. God knows The Australian newspaper has reported on enough of them over the past 15 months to remove any doubt.

Fourth, the Health Minister understates the problem. The two individuals in the video did not “indicate” that they “would not care” for “a particular group”. They outright promised to kill Jews.

So what’s going on?

Let me come to your aid this time.

First, the Health Minister cannot name the “particular group” being “singled out” without referencing the particular group that is singling them out.

And that is something our politicians are loath to do for fear of a backlash — both on the street and at the ballot box.

That, naturally, makes a mockery of their continual claims, despite all evidence to the contrary, that diversity is our strength and that multiculturalism is the greatest thing since the Covid vaccine.

Second, the Health Minister can talk about “the idea” but he can never, under any circumstances, name the “idea” for the reasons mentioned above.

Sometimes, politicians will refer to the “idea” as “hate”. Of course, that only replaces one vagary with another in order to continue the obfuscation.

Third, the Health Minister plays down the threat of Jew-hatred, because to admit we are now at a point where hospital staff are threatening to kill Jewish patients is to admit their abject failure in addressing anti-Semitism.

Imported Troubles

Mark Butler is not the only government minister who is playing down the threat even as the threat ramps up.

They all do it.

Labor MP Maria Vamvakinou is symptomatic of the problem.

She told Parliament this week:

“I stand here today in the wake of continuing disruption, tension and tension fowling the terrible events of October 7 2023 and the subsequent Israeli assault on Gaza and Lebanon.”

Quick interruption…

Notice how she refers to October 7 without mentioning the perpetrators or the victims?

But she doesn’t hesitate to name Israel as aggressors (for merely trying to defeat terrorists) or to mention Gazans and Lebanese as victims.

Honestly… I shake my head.

She continues:

“Once again we are facing challenges to multiculturalism, concerns about the fraying of social cohesion and our diminished capacity for community dialogue.”

Challenges?

Concerns?

Is that what you call it? I think things have progressed quite a bit past challenges and concerns.

She finishes with this:

“It is often said that different migrant communities should not bring their trouble and conflict to Australia.

“This is a naive view.

“It is inevitable that communities with history and families in other parts of the world will feel passionately about conflicts and catastrophes that take place in their original homeland. It is an affinity that we should not reject but understand.”

And this Labor Government rejects the idea that it is empowering Jew-hatred on the streets of Australia?

But sure, let’s go with Maria Vamvakinou’s logic.

Come on, come all. Bring all your societal issues from the crappy country you left. Those of us here in Australia are just dying to experience all your living hell right here in our home.

As we have now learned, one of the nurses threatening to kill Jews who are admitted to Bankstown Hospital, Ahmad “Rashad” Nadirled, immigrated to Australia from Afghanistan when he was 12.

But it would be naive to think he wouldn’t want to kill Jews. We should understand his desire to murder Jews and embrace it. Right?

Our government is insane. It is full of wokes who enjoy the comfort of virtue flashing without the discomfort of thought.

God help Australian Jews. And God help the rest of us too. And since the Health Minister likes to be “particular”, by “God” I don’t mean Allah.

 

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