Australian Sheikh: conspiracies & antisemitism

An Australian sheikh is circulating conspiracy theories and antisemitism online. Born in Algeria, but now based in Perth, Sunni preacher Sheikh Sufyaan Khalifa was associated until 2018 with the Dawa Association of Western Australia in Cannington, which is no longer active.

Khalifa on the other hand remains very active. In a series of dozens of Arabic-language videos called “Wakafat plus” (“Moments to pause plus”) published on his YouTube channel over the last few months, Khalifa has been distributing to thousands of followers wild coronavirus-related accusations mixed with a variety of conspiracy theories. The result is a confusing mishmash of fables and misinformation, which –  as my previous investigations of this topic indicate – generally arrives hand in hand with antisemitic tropes.

The Satanic “Plandemic”

Both are part of a global “satanic cult” of “Nazi government” led by the illuminati, implementing the evil UN’s Agenda 2030 program devised by the antichrist, the Dajjal (devil) in Arabic. The aim of this scheme is to set up “a new world order” to enslave all humanity by using the media, the police and other forces (such as the extreme left movement Antifa) to create ethnic and social strife (Khalifa gives as examples of this strife the civil unrest in the US following the killing of George Floyd and the 9/11 terror attacks).

Homosexuality, which Khalifa labels as the work of “Satan” aimed at destroying humanity, is also part of the evil plan and hence, Khalifa calls on Muslims to reject LGBTQ community members because they will end up in hell.

Khalifa is a believer in the conspiracy theory that the virus is a made-up pandemic, a “Plandemic”, designed only to sell fake vaccines created by the “Bill Gates foundation.” He staunchly objects to practising social distancing, the closure of mosqueswearing masks and even testing for coronavirus.

Official data about the number of infected people is a fabrication, says Khalifa, while he alleges that the Australian government ordered aged care facilities to tamper with the data about coronavirus-related deaths among residents in exchange for funds for their sector. He also expresses support for the conspiracy theorist Karen Brewer, whom he calls a “great lady”. Brewer was fined almost $1 million for a series of defamatory allegations, and banned from social media because of what Khalifa calls “her truthful stand against the masonic cult.”

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