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A famous Australian actor died by drowning. Here is what happened to him
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Actor Peter Hardy died in Australia at the age of 66, following a drowning accident on a beach in Fremantle, near Perth, Western Australia.
According to Australian media, Hardy was diving in South Beach, Fremantle, last Thursday, when he encountered a problem at sea, but the cause of his death is still unknown, pointing out that some people at the beach tried to save his life, and they performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation. pneumoniae on the beach until paramedics arrived.
And the newspaper continued, “Tragically, emergency teams were unable to save him and he died at the scene,” noting that Hardy was born and raised in Perth before beginning his acting career in Australia in the mid-1980s.
After he was called his most famous enemy.. Learn about the story of the Australian who converted to Islam and surprised his followers on Facebook
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Exclusive translation: Australian Shermon Burgess, known as “the most famous anti-Islam”, announced his conversion to Islam.
“The West has lost its way, people are depressed and trying to fix all life’s problems with alcohol, drugs, porn and sleep,” Burgess wrote.
And he continued on his Facebook account: “Islam saves you from all this and allows you to return to meaning,” according to the Daily Mail.
“The Muslim community is so nice and amazing, if you need help they are there,” he added.
He concluded his remarks that the Islamic religion is the only one capable of confronting the so-called “awakened” agenda of the West.
It is worth noting that Burgess had previously likened Islam and Muslims to cancer, organized dozens of protests with the Nazis and extremists, and joined groups known to hate Islam.
Australian lawmaker describes Queen Elizabeth as a “colony” during oath of allegiance • Al Marsad Newspaper
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Al-Marsad newspaper: Lydia Thorpe, a member of the Australian Senate, described Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II as a “colony”.
This came as she took an oath of allegiance to the Queen, who is still the ruler of Australia.
A video posted by the BBC showed Lydia Thorpe, the first Indigenous Australian senator from Victoria of Daburong, Junay and Gundatjamara descent, during the swearing-in ceremony at the Australian Parliament House.
Lydia Thorpe said she holds true loyalty to Her Majesty the “colonial”, Queen Elizabeth II.
For her part, the Speaker asked Thorpe to repeat the oath as printed on the card, which she did while raising her fist.
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