1: Rcanderlori, I am against the term 'Middle Eastern' because there is no "evidence" that these people were 'Middle Eastern'... I am also against the term 'Australian' as there is no "evidence" that the people at the beach were Australian... STATE YOUR EVIDENCE (NOT MERELY THE MEDIA), RCANDERLORI, THAT THE PEOPLE AT THE BEACH WERE UNEQUIVOCALLY AUSTRALIAN - (ie, a CONSISTENT, NON-RACIST-TOWARD-AUSTRALIANS manifestation of Rcanderlori's reasoning that newspapers cannot be "trusted")... then we can refer to Rcanderlori's standard of methodology to state who the people targeted were and, hence, who the people that retaliated against that targeting were...  [AmonTheMerciful]

2: (Rcanderlori "trusts" the media that the people at the beach were Australian, but for some reason does not "trust" that the people targeted at the beach, ie Lebanese, did retaliate - Rcanderlori argues here that some other unrelated people retaliated on behalf of the Lebanese who were targeted... ie, the people targeted at the beach were Lebanese, but that some other unrelated people retaliated on behalf of the Lebanese - (to cover up for them no doubt). 

3: Rcanderlori, the term 'Australian' is racist to the people who are 'Australian' and it is also racist to people who are not 'Australian... (Rcanderlori's leftist backwardsthink reversed - it is not racist to say it is Australians at the beach who targeted Lebanese, but it is racist to say it is Lebanese who retaliated to such targeting - it is an INCONSISTENT reasoning which elucidates Rcanderlori's underlying racist attitude against 'Australians' in favour of 'Lebanese'). [AmonTheMerciful]