You are correct

Submitted by Mike Holt (Australia), Nov 25, 2013 at 06:34

The only reason Australia is behind the UK and EU is because our muslim population is only 2.2%. But as their numbers increase we are expecting the same problems. However, because we are already aware and watching what is going on groups like RestoreAustralia and others are working to avert the problem before it gets too bad. We are meeting resistance from the uninformed and left wing dhimmis, but we are working to disseminate information and educate people.

We are also in touch with like-minded groups around the world so that we can keep up with their activies and exchange information.

The more the jihadis continue to kill innocents and try to destroy our civilization, the worse it will be for them in the end. Their own actions are waking people up, ordinary people who have never thought about islam before. And as they learn about what is going on they are looking for ways to fight back. RestoreAustralia is giving them options. We are encouraging everyone to do just one small thing a day for our nation. We are the raindrop movement. One raindrop on its own is nothing, but a deluge of raindrops is a powerful force. By asking everyone to do just one thing every day, like the emails to our politicians, the stickers demanding an end to halal certification, the flyers being posted or handed out all over the natio,n are having a cumulative effect. We are telling muslims that we know what they are up to and that we will not stand by and let them destroy our culture and civilization.

United, we CAN make a difference. It is up to each one of us to take one small step, and to keep taking a small step every day. Islam will never win while we have true patriots willing to step up DO something to protect our civilization.

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