The Australian Government is wrestling with a double game it has
created by backing sectarian terrorists in Syria, encouraging the export
of young Australians to these groups, then entering into a fake war
against terrorism and ringing alarm bells over the threat of them
returning home.
In the name of anti-terrorism Canberra has cancelled dozens of
passports and, more recently, passed a law to strip citizenship from
dual citizens believed to be involved with some of the armed groups
plaguing Syria and Iraq. Since 2012 about 200 Australian citizens are
thought to have joined these groups and several dozen have been killed.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott recently attacked the state-owned
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) for allowing Zaky Mallah, a
notorious supporter of anti-Syrian Islamists, to speak on national
television. Yet