PM Malcolm Turnbull: ISIS is ‘an abomination to religion’

Mr Hogan issued a message of sympathy for those killed and injured in the Paris attacks. Close our borders we have enough anarchists already resident in Australia, (our democracy), we do not need any more coming in disguised as refugees!!!!!!

In a separate development at the G20 summit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reportedly seeking a “strategic partnership” with Australia in a potential deal that would expand two-way trade worth 15 billion U.S. dollars a year.

Australia is not rushing into any decision about committing more resources.

They also praised Australia for its efforts in promising to resettle 12,000 refugees from the Syrian crisis. However, replying to whether there might be a role for Australia in a peacekeeping mission, Turnbull said it would be very important that any external peacekeeping forces were, wherever possible, provided by countries within the region because they would be likely to receive greater acceptance from the people of Syria.

“I certainly want to reassure Australians that we have ever vigilant and highly professional police and emergency services”.

Former prime ministers Tony Abbott and Kevin Rudd wrote on Twitter about the attacks.

“The suggestion that somehow Australia, acting unilaterally, can go and change the situation in the Middle East is foolhardy”.

“We are, aside from the United States, probably the second largest contributor per capita, in fact, you would say even the largest contributor”.

“But Australia has stood up very strongly as part of the global coalition to do that”.

A number of hostages were slaughtered inside the Bataclan theatre during a rock concert by United States band the Eagles of Death Metal and additional people were killed in other attacks. The G-20 leaders could also call for better co-ordination and exchange of information in an attempt to cut off funding and adopt a more comprehensive approach on “addressing the conditions conducive to terrorism”. But we have every reason to be assured that our nation is safe. In response, Turnbull said he agrees with the Japanese leader. The embassy is staffed, fully operational, and available to assist any Australians in trouble.

“We stand in solidarity with the French people in condemning these horrific and devastating attacks”.

Andrew Robb, the Minister for Trade and Investment, said in a statement on Monday the discussions about an FTA would be “a major step forward in unlocking exciting new trade and investment opportunities in Europe”.