Year: 2010

Gotta love the honest Muslim

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Here is a clip where Muslims advise each other to abandon the notion of ‘Eurabia’ and just make Europe Muslim altogether. They do this by ending the most famous part of the 4th movement of Beethoven’s 9th symphony, something that never could have been or ever will be written by a Muslim as playing an instrument is forbidden in Islam, and the score changes to pointless droning superstitious rhyme-less chants. The video just shows Mosques all over Europe and one can’t help but notice that the architecture, every bit of it, is stolen from Islam’s earlier foray into Europe with great Byzantine domes and spires and so on. But the main thing is, the mask of ‘multiculturalism’ and ‘outreach’ is off.

They want Europe to be 100% under sharia law, and Islamic control. We had better be smart enough to take them seriously.

H/T A. Millar

A short compilation of some of the peace activists at Toronto’s G 20

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I wonder if these guys are gonna be on the next flotilla to Gaza

Gazanians attack UNRWA summer camp for not being Muslim enough

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H/T Tundra Tabloids

From Israel national News:

Gaza Terrorists Burn Down Second UN Camp, Handcuff Guards

Masked terrorists stormed into a United Nations children’s camp in Gaza early on Monday morning, attacked and handcuffed the camp guards, and set the place on fire. UN workers said the facility sustained heavy damage.

The attack was the second of its kind this summer. In late May terrorists set fire to the United Nation’s’ largest Gaza summer camp and left behind bullets and a note threatening to kill John Ging, the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) head in Gaza.

Ging responded to Monday’s attack by calling to “change the circumstances on the ground that are generating such extremism.” He complimented Hamas’ emergency responders for responding quickly to the incident.

Ging made similar remarks following the May attack. At that time, Fatah blamed Hamas for the incident, accusing the Islamic terrorist group of “targeting the education process and the UNRWA curriculum.” Continue Reading →

Front Page interviews Kent Ekeroth

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Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Kent Ekeroth, the international secretary for the political party, Sweden Democrats (SD) and a candidate for the Swedish parliament in the elections in September 2010.

FP: Kent Ekeroth, welcome to Frontpage Interview.

I would like to talk to you today about the Islamization of Sweden.

Let’s begin by you telling us a bit about the political climate in your country. To what extent have political correctness and multiculturalism infiltrated the society and what destruction are they wreaking?

Ekeroth: Thanks Jamie.

We’ll a friend of mine once described Sweden as a “politically correct dictatorship,” which is a rather good description on how far things have gone in Sweden. I can give you a few examples of exactly how far we are talking about. Our prime minister, Fredrik Reinfeldt, said the following soon after he was elected in 2006:

“The core Swedish is only barbarism. The rest of the development has come from outside.”

Mona Sahlin, now the party leader of the Social Democrats, which is the largest party in Sweden with about 35% of the votes, said in 2002:

“I think that what makes so many Swedes envious of immigrant groups is, you have a culture, an identity, a history, something that binds you. And what do we have? Mid-summers’ eve and such ridiculous things.”

The party leader of the Center Party, who is in the current government coalition, said the following:

“It is really not the Swedes that built Sweden. It was people that came from abroad.”

These three quotes are a pretty clear indicator that things have gone very wrong in Sweden. The Swedish media is censoring the fact that the perpetrators of violent crimes are foreigners. One example of this is when a major Swedish newspaper, Expressen, printed a picture of a criminal that they pixeled to avoid identification. Moreover, they whitened the pixels so that the readers would not see that he was a non-white.

Please click here for the rest of this interview:

Pat Condell speaks on the pope and the priesthood.

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No powerful organization is above scrutiny, criticism, and even ridicule. And in fact I do like the Catholic church and feel it offers a lot of value, and I feel that Pat is a little unfair perhaps on the child-rape issue. However his comments are mostly insightful and frankly, people like him help prevent another dark age. Enjoy.

*****   Anyone watching this video, please take the extra few minutes and read all the comments posted below. Some really thoughtful and well said points, and strong mitigating factors to Pat Condell’s video   *****

A commenter refuted Mr. Condell and myself rather well. Here is his comment:

Woodrow

Posted June 27, 2010 at 2:40 pm | Permalink | Edit

“…people like him help prevent another dark age…”

Yes, because the Dark Ages did not happen because the barbarians sacked the Roman Empire and destroyed the centers of learning. No, the Dark Ages happened because of the Pope and the Catholic Church!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_ages

“When and if the Church ever allows priests to marry…”

Actually, the Church does. The Eastern Rite Churches allow for married priests. It’s the Western Rite only that does not. (I support a married priesthood!)

“If a woman ever becomes pope again…”

There’s no *credible* evidence that a woman ever was pope.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Joan

Pat Condells’ video is full of arrogance, an idiotic understanding of human nature, exaggeration, and paranoia. Skeptics of Pat Condell’s type are just as disappointing as Christians of Bob Jones’s type: both are fundamentalists who use idiotic statements, lies, and slander* to get you to believe what they believe. They all need to grow up!

Theodore Dalrymple is an atheist well worth listening to and learning from!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Dalrymple

*That is, slandering the “other side”.

G20 Toronto. The usual morons wreck, burn, and ruin things for the poor.

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As usual, scores of what is most likely university grads, decided to make the streets of Toronto impossible for the working poor and raise costs on all things from a coffee to bank fees all for the sake of the poor or whatever group they imagine is disenfranchised in Canada at the G-20 now taking place in Toronto Canada. Saturdays highlights are 2 police cars burned and a Starbucks trashed. The latter I believe is vastly more sinister in implication as it typically means the hate and violence of this group is focused on what we saw especially in Europe during Israel’s defencive action in Gaza in 08.

Rumours were circulated that Starbucks is owned by Jews and that a certain percentage of all sales went directly to support the IDF. Now I have no idea if Jews are on the board of Starbucks, there probably are. But its unlikely any shareholders would be OK with profits going to fund a foreign army that already receives 100% of its funding from it’s own government, as do all national armies. If you search Vlad for Starbucks, you will see quite a few videos and articles about the targeting of Starbucks across the world as a focus of both Leftists, (Starbucks is a successful corporation world wide, other than Israel, employing tens of thousands and therefore personifies evil) and Muslim groups for the ‘reasons’ stated above. Top video is amateur video of destruction of Eaton’s Starbucks and the second is one of several police cars that were burned.

Today many predict will be much worse. There was at least one Palestinian flag amongst the protesters that I saw as well. So we likely have the usual crowd of agitators. The left and Islam.


Pictures from The National Post and the BBC web sites.

BNP sued by Equality and Human Rights Commission

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From Andy McSmith, The Independent “An unsolicited email pops into my inbox from Nick Griffin, leader of the BNP. Apparently, he has had another letter this week from Trevor Phillips, head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, warning that his party may still be breaking the law, despite agreeing to end its “whites only” policy.”

From Nick Griffin, The BNP “Yesterday, the British National Party was in court again with the twisted leftwing fanatics of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Once again, this sinister Orwellian body —backed by all the Establishment parties — is using taxpayers’ money to try to cripple Britain’s only real opposition party.”

Griffin says “this is not a criminal hearing, subject to high levels of evidence of some kind of wrong-doing.” “Instead, this is a civil action, the kind which can be brought without there being any case against the opposition. It’s not a matter of right and justice, it’s about using taxpayers’ money to abuse the legal system in order to persecute the British National Party.”

The Chinese are desperate to live abroad, just not in England if possible

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By Malcom Moore, The Telegraph

Given China’s turbulent modern history and the fact it continues to be largely a poor country, there have always been lots of people happy to trade in their Chinese citizenship for a life elsewhere.

Traditionally, the United States has been the destination of choice and has benefited enormously from the legions of smart Chinese immigrants it has welcomed. By some accounts, as many as 70 per cent of the Chinese who study in the US end up living there.

In recent years, Canada has also emerged as a popular destination, and a poll in the Canadian Globe & Mail newspaper shows that 77 per cent of Chinese, when given the choice, would choose to move to Canada over staying in China.

(Over half the Brits they polled also said they would be keen to jump ship) Continue Reading →

Letter to The Jakarta Post: One law for all versus sharia law

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From The Jakarta Post

On June 20, there was a rally in London opposing the increasing use of sharia law in the UK. Sharia law poses a grave threat to all the freedoms that have been won through a long and hard struggle for democracy, social justice and equality.

In Indonesia, the abdication of civilian rule and constitutional rights in Aceh and the growing sharia-ization through bylaws in various regencies and municipalities in the rest of the country threatens all we have won through our freedom struggle, through revolution and through the democratic reformation post-Soeharto with a new Dark Age of bigotry and tyranny with men usurping the supposed authority of God.

The nightmare of Pakistan with its mass murder of “deviants” and the hangings in Iran for “crimes against chastity” should be warning enough for us to stop this slide into barbarity.

Rafiq Mahmood
Bogor, West Java