💧Greg Lucas

Anywhoo, if you fancy reading 40 pages (minus 12 pages of pretty pictures) of unsourced conjecture being presented as irrefutable fact, which will then be used to attempt to significantly alter your way of life throughout most of Australian society, then here's the link: 👇🏽 aseca.gov.au/sites/default/f…

Next is Segal presuming to analyse the "drivers" or the sources of her alleged rise in antisemitism - this is indeed what all of this is about, is it not? At last Australians will get to see what one of the core drivers is in the alleged rise in 'antisemitism' - namely, Israel's horrific and never-ending attacks on Palestinians and Israel's increasing interference in the democracies of the world and their attempt to dominate and infiltrate our every day discourse. Nope. Not a word. Despite Israel being constantly and conveniently conflated and transposed with Jewishness throughout the report, any mention of Israel the nation state's actions are strangely absent from any alleged drivers of antisemitism. It's as if the revulsion towards Israel's actions and the world's rising antagonism towards Israel has just floated down out of the sky inside a magic bubble, completely disconnected from any actions of Israel itself. Rather, antisemitism's alleged rise is dumped at the feet of 'progressives' and other nasty human rights advocates - the very last people to be identifying with racism of any kind. As usual, Segal has provided no evidence of her claims, no citations, no independent assessment other than her feelpinions and drawing upon a statement ASIO's Mike Burgess made about violent extremists (which was NOT a statement about progressives being responsible for antisemitism) to justify her outrageous claim that it is somehow progressives who are responsible for the hatred and drivers of antisemitism - not Israel itself. .

Here's just one example. Under the heading of Islamic Extremism, Segal claims that AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett "declared" the statement below. The quote attributed to Krissy Barrett ('Krissy Barrett declared') even has a footnote. As you'll see, citation 3 sends us off to an article in the Australian by Greg Brown on Oct 8, 2026. I read that article and I could not find a direct quote anywhere from Krissy Barrett declaring those words attributed to her. Those words are the words of the journalist, Greg Brown editorialising Ms Barrett. theaustralian.com.au/nation/… The journalist has included a great deal of direct quotes from Ms Barrett in the article, but no quotes of hers that declare, "Islamic fundamentalism would continue to be the biggest terror risk over the next year, and that the local threat from Hamas supporters was not declining." Rather the 'quote' is from the words of the journalist, Greg Brown of the Australian - it is not a direct quote or declaration from the AFP's Krissy Barrett. .

I've been reading through this, which was released today, and let me tell you - it is a hot mess. Jillian Segal (well let's face it, the taxpayer-funded team who work for her) has delivered a line of limited thinking that aims to insert itself into every aspect of Australian life - with no peer review, or any form of independent assessment. We are expected to simply take the Antisemitism Envoy at their word and shut up. As usual, it presents as a wandering discourse of unevidenced claims, taking particular aim at the increasing dissatisfaction with Israel by most of the western world and hiding it within the cloak of 'antisemitism' - a word tossed about freely throughout the document, a word that underwrites the document and all it's radical thought-policing, but a word that they fail to provide with any concrete definition or cohesive meaning. .