Given the well-known practice of Islamic beheading, psychologist Hanan Dover is inciting violence against Australia’s Immigration Minister Peter Dutton. She is livid over over his sensible policies to protect Australians from the hijrah and accelerating jihad attacks. Dover stated:
“If the head transplant is successful, can we volunteer Peter Dutton’s head to be replaced next?”…
Her post inspired some awful reactions from her Facebook followers with one man suggesting: ‘ We will have to put his head on a pig.’
Kudos to Peter Dutton, who is proving himself to be a responsible leader. None of his policies are so unreasonable to warrant such a hideous statement from Hanan Dover.
Dutton “wants to extend the period of permanent residency, before someone can apply for citizenship, from one to four years,” and seeks “more power to overturn decisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, after it stymied in May his decision to deport six Iranian men who had lied on their refugee status applications.” Dutton also announced in late May that asylum seekers in Australia will be given a deadline of October 1 to apply for refugee status. The reason he gives is to protect taxpayers:
The October cut-off for lodgement of protection claims will ensure that Australian taxpayers are not providing financial support to people who have no right to be in Australia.
“Controversial Muslim psychologist calls for Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to get a HEAD transplant as he pushes to toughen citizenship laws and deport lying Iranian refugees,” by Stephen Johnson, Daily Mail, June 13, 2017:
A controversial Muslim psychologist from western Sydney has published a Facebook post calling for Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to be given a head transplant.
Hanan Dover’s seeming attempt at humour comes as federal parliament debates proposals to toughen citizenship laws.
Her social media post was published next to a science video explaining the possibility of a head transplant later this year.
‘If the head transplant is successful, can we volunteer Peter Dutton’s head to be replaced next?,’ she said.
Her post inspired some awful reactions from her Facebook followers with one man suggesting: ‘ We will have to put his head on a pig.’
Ms Dover, who regularly criticises Western foreign policy and Australian politicians, has timed her Facebook remark to coincide with this week’s parliamentary debate on citizenship rules.
Mr Dutton wants to extend the period of permanent residency, before someone can apply for citizenship, from one to four years.
He is also wants more power to overturn decisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, after it stymied in May his decision to deport six Iranian men who had lied on their refugee status applications.
The asylum seekers, who arrived in Australia between 2009 and 2014, had been found to have visited the nation they claimed to have fled….