"We will reap the hatred they sowed"

The article discusses terrorism and the three groups of people involved: those who instigate it, those who commit it, and those who tolerate it. It refers to the attack in Sydney as a prelude to a tragedy and connects the events to the global anti-Semitic hysteria, which it attributes to years of preparation funded by Qatar, the Muslim Brotherhood, the help of Turkey, and the plans of Iran, leading to the massacres of October 7th.

It is noted that after October 7th, 72% of Palestinians agreed with the attacks. Political correctness is described as fascism and is accused of silencing those who disagree. It is mentioned that people who hate the West should not have a place among us and that their stay in the West entails obligations.

Islamism is distinguished from Islam, emphasizing that a Muslim tried to stop the terrorists. The West's tolerance has allowed Islamists to thrive and destroy it, in alliance with the far-left. The persecution of Jews worldwide and the cultivation of hatred and anti-Semitism are highlighted.

In Australia, from October 7th to the end of September, there were 4,211 incidents of anti-Semitic attacks. In Italy, the alliance of all these closes roads and engages in vandalism for the expulsion of a mullah. Europe was burning for days over a scam by Hamas. Finally, it wonders why the obsession with mass migration concerns almost exclusively Muslims.

The article concludes that those who love the freedom of the West are on one side, while those who side with Islamism and terrorism are on the other.