BBC Whitewashed Bondi Beach Tragedy Failures | Mick Lawless

The BBC did a puff piece about the aftermath of the Bondi Beach tragedy that sees NSW Police parading around Sydney with automatic weapons at the behest of the NSW Premier. An unapologetic Zionist who has been dubbed Mossad Minns by detractors.

“Jewish communities have welcomed the new police operation, which will eventually consist of 250 officers, but others have called for safeguards to protect human rights”.

“No Australian wants to see officers with military weapons on our streets, but the sight of body bags is far worse,” Alex Ryvchin, co-CEO of Executive Council of Australian Jewry, said“.

While not an expert on security matters, one can’t help thinking that if these suspected terrorists had been prevented from buying firearms by the NSW police a tragedy would have been avoided.

And failing that, if Alex Ryvchin’s ECAJ had provided, or at least insisted on security at Bondi (their remit and the reason they were granted $63,230,000) the shooters might have been stopped or prevented from causing so much loss of life.

“Since November 2023, ECAJ has received $198 million in security grants from the federal government”. None of it accountable.

Traditionally in Australia, massive security failures by police, intelligence agencies (and the ECAJ) are rewarded with greater funding and powers.

Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett: “A rapid external review and the interim royal commission report showed the agency could not have done anything different to prevent the attack.” Surely the AFP being present at Bondi Beach, when Zionist extremists endangered the Australian people by their proximity would have been helpful?

Seems they are never at fault and with the help of a compliant media it was easy to shift blame onto human rights activists who had protested against Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian and Lebanese people.

Zionist Hatemonger Blames Human Rights Activists for Bondi not ISIS

Just hours after the Bondi Beach shootings, Segal the antisemitism commissioner appointed by Albanese, linked the killings to the pro-Palestinian protests that have taken place regularly in Sydney.

“It began on 9 October 2023 at the Sydney Opera House,” Jillian Segal said in a statement. “Now death has reached Bondi Beach.” Statement on the Bondi Terrorist Attack | Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism (ASECA)

Max Kaiser, the executive officer at the Jewish Council of Australia (JCA), an antisemitism expert with a PhD in Australian Jewish history, criticised the remarks as “highly irresponsible”, adding that “this should immediately disqualify her from being taken at all seriously on the issue of antisemitism”.

Armed Response Command ARC outside Luna Park

Police Minister Yasmin Catley, (responsible for issuing gun licences) is asked how permission was given to the ISIS killers to own weapons, when one of them was on a terrorist watch-list.