Aussie Ban the Burqa Day – July 18, 2011

Aussie Ban the Burqa Day – July 18, 2011

by 1389AD ( 2 Comments › )
Filed under Australia, Headlines, Islamic Invasion, Islamic Supremacism at July 14th, 2011 - 10:29 am

YouTube: Ban the Burqa Day – July 18, 2011

Watch this video on YouTube.

(h/t: Iron Burka)
Warning: raw language

Facebook Event: Ban the Burka in Australia

Herald Sun: Fears for riots in national burqa protest

Kye Keating started the movement for the ‘Ban the Burqa Day’ protest. Picture: Craig Borrow Herald Sun

UPDATE 11.16am: A NATIONAL day of protest demanding the burqa be banned has raised fears it could provoke Cronulla riot-style hysteria.

Almost 14,000 people have signed up for Monday’s “Ban the Burqa Day”, which urges protesters to wear a balaclava or mask.

But Islamic leaders labelled the event racist.

Organiser Kye Keating, 20, instigated the protest with two friends via Facebook after Sydney woman Carnita Matthews used her burqa to quash a jail sentence for deliberately making a false statement to police.

“This event is not aimed at race, it is not aimed at religion,” Mr Keating said.

“It is just aimed at concealing your identity in a public place. If everyone is not allowed to do it, no one should be allowed to do it.”

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More on this at Winds of Jihad.

Tags: burka ban, Burqa, facebook, hijab, protest

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We're not easily offended and don't want people to think they have to walk on eggshells around here (like at another place that shall remain nameless) but of course, there is a limit to everything.

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