Perth Voice Interactive

AN anti-Islamic immigration party, “Love Australia or Leave”, says it may sue Vincent city council for refusing to let it stage a BBQ at Hyde Park.

Instead of a quiet barbie in the park on March 20 it now plans a 2pm protest outside the council.

Party founder and Queensland senate candidate Kim Vuga says she was told by a council staffer that permission was denied as, “the values and beliefs of the party are seriously misaligned to the longstanding culturally accommodating and inclusive approach taken by the city and council”.

She says council managers shouldn’t “get to speak on behalf of the entire rest of the city”.

“Whether you agree or disagree, everyone has the right to have a say,” she says.

Claiming her party is inclusive and everyone would have been welcome to attend, she says there would have been no signs nor stalls.

There would have been the barbie, her, a small PA and some LAL flyers.

Ms Vuga says her party opposes sharia law and what it claims is the Islamification of the country.

It demands “zero Islamic immigration” and says multiculturalism is “destroying our nation”.

Love Australia or Leave also wants harsher penalties levied for violent crimes and more support for farmers and veterans.

by DAVID BELL