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The 2005 Cronulla riots were started by muslim youth mobs who were confrontatied by Anglos in and around Cronulla a beachfront suburb of Sydney. The violence soon spread to other suburbs around Sydney.

On Sunday, December 11, 2005 (significance to "September 11") approximately 5000 people had gathered in a protest to "reclaim the beach" from recently-reported incidents of assaults and intimidatory behaviour by groups of non-locals, who had been identified as Middle Eastern youths from the suburbs of Western Sydney. The crowd had assembled following a series of earlier confrontations, and an assault o­n three volunteer lifeguards by nefarious muslim youth which had taken place the previous weekend. This was widely seen as the "tipping point" after years of intimidation, mostly directed at white female beach goers, with threats of violence, rape, stone throwing, and other unlawful behavior toward females by the Muslim Youth.   In the week leading up to the major incident of the 11th, these confrontations and the subsequent circulation of anonymous calls to gather at the beach — spread via text messaging and other means were effective in getting the point across that Muslim animals will not be tolerated in Australia.  The crowd initially assembled without incident, but violence broke out after a large segment of Middle Eastern men started to throw stones at the Anglo-Celtic crowd.  The Antlo-Celtic croud then chased sever men of Middle Eastern descent, o­n in particular into   a hotel. The ensuing violence soon became widespread, as many Muslim men were waiting to ambush the Australians when they followed the trouble makers to an unspecified location;

The following nights saw further incidents of violence and vandalism by people of Middle Eastern descent in Cronulla and surronding suburbs, large gatherings of protestors around western Sydney.
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Niiiiiiice.  What do you Australian Muslim lovers think of the vermin now?