The people down under sit on their brains. Everyone knows that. AND, where is the money that Arafat, the homosexual child molester stole from his countrymen? I suppose the fake blonde whore he married is spending it in Paris while the Palestinian Arabs perish. Actually, I am helping her spend it.
Dolly
-----Original Message-----From: taxi_faruque@yahoo.com.auTo: stan@2ue.com.au; stuart@2ue.com.au; bretboudi@yahoo.com; smhcarlton@hotmail.com; jkerr@2ue.com.au; info@icnsw.org.au; boss@crikey.com.au; operadoll2001@aim.comSent: Sun, 3 Dec 2006 7:47 PMSubject: Hate of 2GB
Re: Yemen frees Sydney men despite Zionist Howard's verdict based on prejudice and b
Abdul Rahim Ayub was found guilty by the zionised corporate media and government of Australia before even charged by anyone! They also used this incident to incite against Muslims residing inside and outside Australia. Unfortunately Australian Anti-Discrimination Acts or other laws are unwilling and unable to protect Muslims from such blatant and deliberate attacks.
Why is it so? Is it because, "Israel controls America whilst Australian Prime Minister Howard licks Israeli boots"?
TWO Australian brothers detained as suspected members of a terrorist group were freed at the weekend after Yemeni authorities decreed they had no case to answer.
Mohammed and Abdullah Ayub, aged 19 and 21, were arrested on October 17 in the capital, Sanaa, with another Australian, Marek Samulski, who remains in custody.
They were accused of links to al-Qaeda and arms smuggling to the latest jihadist hot spot, Somalia. But their mother - a Mudgee-born convert to Islam, Rabiah Hutchison, who lives in Sydney's south-west - insists they are innocent. The brothers' Sydney lawyer, Adam Houda, said their release had left "eggs on the faces" of those who had made "poisonous allegations" about them. These included false reports in News Ltd papers that the Ayubs studied in Yemen with a cleric linked to al-Qaeda, Sheik Adbul Majid al Zindani, and that they were involved in a supposed plot to bomb Kings Cross station in Sydney.
"They should have a good look at themselves," Mr Houda said. "And it's a shame they [the Ayubs] didn't get more support from the Government."
Five other men, including a Dane, a Briton and a German, were also arrested in what lawyers for the Australian men insisted was a general round-up of foreigners.
A Department of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman confirmed last night that the Ayubs had been released unconditionally.
Mr Houda said the brothers would stay in Yemen, where they have been for more than two years, to continue their religious and language studies.
Their arrests captured national attention, not least because of revelations in the Herald that they were the sons of Abdul Rahim Ayub, the man credited with setting up a Jemaah Islamiah cell here in the 1990s.
Ms Hutchison divorced Ayub and later went to Taliban-era Afghanistan to work as a midwife and nurse. She fled Afghanistan after the September 11, 2001, attacks as coalition troops prepared to invade. Ms Hutchison remains in Sydney after ASIO confiscated her passport, although she says she does not know why.
In response to questions from the Herald after her sons' arrest, she said they were innocent and were being unfairly vilified. Ms Hutchison was interviewed by ASIO just before the arrests, raising suspicions of some Australian co-operation in their capture.
The Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, has declined to comment, citing conventions not to comment on operational matters.
The Government has defended the time it took for Australian consular officials to get to the men. It took more than two weeks to do so, but the Department of Foreign Affairs says the Ramadan religious festival hampered their efforts.Australian officials visited Samulski in jail at the weekend. Samulski is being treated well, said his lawyer, Stephen Hopper.
