WA Education Minister Received Letter Warning of School Prayer Room At Posh School Before Muslim Teen Went on Stabbing Spree

A jihadi teenager who stabbed a man in a  parking lot of a Bunnings store in Willetton, was fatally shot by police after lunging at officers with a large kitchen knife. The Muslim teen was on the national terror watch list and declared he was “on the path of jihad” when he stabbed a stranger before being shot dead by police.

The behavior of the 16-year-old Perth boy fatally shot by police on the weekend was so concerning, a letter had been written to the education minister about him..

The school did nothing. He was in one of those failed “deradicalization programs.” that fails to address the Islam. ‘Deradicalization’ denies the Islamic doctrine of jihad (holy war in the cause of Islam.) It is a failed approach that the West clings to it like a battered spouse to her abuser.

“This young gentleman was part of our Countering Violent Extremism program, so we were obviously well aware of the thoughts that he was harbouring,” he said.

The teen intimidated fellow students at his posh school to convert. “In a letter dated April 3, the Rossmoyne Senior High School mother claimed a year 11 student at the school named Mohammed was using the school’s prayer room to try and convert her year 8 son to Islam.’

The jihad student had set off a bomb in a toilet in 2022 but was still allowed to attend the school.

More on Zakir Naik, who recruits for ISIS, referred to below. Islamic preacher Zakir Naik spreads his message of terror and supremacy of Islam over all other religions on “Peace TV” to 22million Facebook followers and  TWO million YouTube subscribers but it’s my colleagues and I who get banned on social media channels by left-wing corporate managers aligned with the jihad force.

Read the letter a concerned parent sent about radicalised schoolboy before attack

By Heather McNeill, WA Today, May 9, 2024:

A concerned parent at the Perth school attended by a teenager shot dead by police on Saturday contacted authorities in the weeks before the attack over fears students were being radicalised.

In a letter dated April 3, the Rossmoyne Senior High School mother claimed a year 11 student at the school named Mohammed was using the school’s prayer room to try and convert her year 8 son to Islam.

The parent said she had seen screenshots of a “prayer room group chat” between students which alarmed her, including a reference to the children watching videos of Zakir Naik, a controversial figure who has been accused by Indian authorities of spreading Islamic extremism.

“Messages contained information about conversion to Islamic religion inducing fear to world end, targeting other students for conversion,” the letter read.

“[My child] disclosed in the prayer room students are encouraged to watch videos of Zakir Naik … he was told not to inform parents, and he should hide it.

“Me and my husband are worried for [our child] and our family’s safety … as a parent, I am seriously concerned why my son was targeted.”

Three weeks after the email was sent, the radicalised schoolboy – a self-described “jihadi” – stabbed a stranger with a knife in a Bunnings car park in Willetton before turning on police, who shot him dead.

Yesterday, Department of Education director general Lisa Rodgers told Radio 6PR that, despite the parent’s letter, the year 11 teenager was still able to access the prayer room without active supervision.

His laptop and phone access, however, had been limited, and his internet searches were being monitored by the school on behalf of police.

“He was extremely radicalised and had complex issues. The school reported matters to the federal police when they observed some unusual behaviour,” Rodgers said.

The teen had been part of a government-funded de-radicalisation program since he was 14 years old, following an incident at the school where he threw a science experiment – a small explosive – into a toilet block.