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Anna Marshall - 24 April 2005 In an explosive
article entitled The Rise of Middle Eastern Crime in Australia, retired
NSW detective Tim Priest lifts the lid on a very disturbing trend in Australia - the rise of extremely violent and
ruthless Lebanese criminal gangs. Priest reveals how the gangs consider
themselves above the law.
Threatening and intimidating police, shooting at a police station, extortion of restaurant
owners, armed robbery, organised narcotics importation and supply, raping and killing
of Australians in racial attacks. These are some of the
frightening crimes perpetrated by Lebanese Muslim crime gangs. They cunningly
exploit multiculturalism and the Racial Vilification Act to try
to escape justice.
Tim Priest reveals how these criminal families and gangs have utter contempt
for Australians and Australian law and customs:
The most influential of the Middle Eastern crime groups are the Muslim males of Telopea Street, Bankstown, known as the Telopea Street Boys. They and their associates have been involved in numerous murders over the past five years, many of them unprovoked fatal attacks on young Australian men for no other reason than that they are "Skips", as they call
Australians.
..... And even more alarming is that the violence is directed mainly against young Australian men and women. There is a clear and definite link between violent attacks on our young men and women being racial as well as criminal. Quite often when taking statements from young men attacked by groups of Lebanese males around Darling Harbour, a common theme has been the racially motivated violence against the victims simply because they are Australian. I wonder whether the inventors of the racial hatred laws introduced during the golden years of multiculturalism ever took into account that we, the silent majority, would be the target of racial violence and hatred.
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