“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
Please read this story from Pajamas media. Clearly the environmentalist movement doesn’t even bother with the pretence of being scientifically valid anymore but they will destroy you, bankrupt you, and even threaten to kill you if you don’t go along.
Thank you Nick V for this one.
As usual, UN Watch does a fantastic job speaking truth to power as was intended for that less-than-august body, the UNHRC. However, the HRC has become the power that needs to be exposed for the corrupt despotic body it is and it takes tiny NGO’s like UN Watch to try and show the world its true nature. Below is the newest example of this. However I can’t help but think that pop-culture really could do so much more to de-ligitemetize aberrations like the HRC like American Dad did so well in the clip right below. Enjoy.
And now,something the UNHRC really needs to hear:
Please watch this and comment. Many people are being arrested by large numbers of police for handing out Christian literature within 5 blocks of a Muslim festival in Dearborn Mich. This looks a lot like sharia by the instalment plan.
More here. Please check the details. There is another video there from the ‘other side’ as well.
H/T Tundra T
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.The Israeli Air Force recently unloaded military equipment at a Saudi Arabia base, a semi-official Iranian news agency claimed Wednesday, while a large American force has massed in Azerbaijan, which is on the northwest border of Iran.
Both reports follow by less than a week the Pentagon’s confirmation that an unusually large American fleet sailed through the Suez Canal Saturday. Several reports stated that an Israeli ship joined the armada.
The Pentagon played down the news, saying the American maneuvers were routine. However, a report by Iran on Wednesday that it has enriched dozens of pounds of 17 per cent enriched uranium serves as a reminder that time is running out to stop Iran from being able to produce a nuclear weapon.
Iran’s Fars News Agency said the Israeli military aircraft landed 10 days ago at the Saudi base near the city of Tabuk, located in northwest Saudi Arabia, one of the closest areas in the oil kingdom to Iran.
Fars said that the Tabuk base will be the central station for an Israeli attack on Iran. It quoted an Islamic news site that a commercial airline passenger said the airport in Tabuk was closed to all other traffic during the alleged Israeli landings. The passenger said that “no reasonable explanation” was given for shutting down the airport and those passengers were compensated financially and booked in four-star hotels. Continue Reading →
First let me make my terms clear. Below, a 12 minute video clip by one of my favorite analysts in the new media, Bill Whittle, who explains what exactly the narrative is and where it came from. His clip is 12 minutes long. Please watch it if you have not already. At the and of his 12 minutes I attached the specific video clip he recommended for those who wish to know more.
In this context I hope the title makes sense. Blazing Cat Fur was kind enough to send me a link to their site of an article about how at the last moment, ‘Queers Against Israeli Apartheid’ is going to be allowed to march in this years ‘Gay Pride’ festival.
I find this interesting. First, presumably the marches were for the establishment of equal rights for homosexuals before the law. An understandable goal for a liberal society and in the context of real equal rights (as opposed to systemic discrimination such as affirmative action etc) a critically important one.
Then, at least it appears to me, the marches having achieved all their goals at least in Canada became celebrations of pure hedonism. At one level fun and eclectic, at another, a thorn in the side of those more conservative minded people who feel that sexuality should have some modesty and social responsibilities attached.
Even so, it was a livable balance.
However the power of the Anti Israel and often if not always, a stone’s throw away from anti-Semetic narrative is so powerful, that Homosexuals have fought for the ‘right’ to march against the one state in the entire Middle east, and probably although I am not certain all of South Asia, who actually do not murder homosexuals merely for being such.
Let me summarize.
Gay people won the right to be equal before the law and march with impunity as openly gay in the streets of North America, even to the point of breaking numerous laws on nudity in public and so on, just to then decide to use that massive political lobby to fight for people who would bury them to the neck and stone them to death against the only tiny state in that region who would allow them full rights, liberties, dignity and opportunity as openly gay people.
And the protest from the gay community?
Short of Fred’s excelent blog Gay and Right and perhaps one or two more tiny voices of reason I hear deafening silence.
All I can say is, if homosexuals in Canada had a grain of integrity or for that matter even a modicum of self preservation, they would be marching for gay rights in Palestine or Saudi Arabia or anywhere in the Islamic world.
Gay people of Canada, you have a great deal to be ashamed of.
I would like to remind you that the term faggot meant that gay people could be stacked like cord-wood and would burn well. That homosexuals were murdered by the hundreds of thousands alongside the Jews and Gypsies in the Nazi death camps. That you ally yourselves with the very people who will take bets on how long it will take you to die in some ancient ritualistic form of mutilationous murder.
Pick your allies well. History is watching.
Eeyore for Vlad.
If there is an upside, and really no there isn’t, if Israel is demonized constantly in this manner one might argue it writes them a blank check to act should they actually decide to. What’s that expression? ‘I done the time I may as well do the crime?’
However this isn’t the case as we saw when Israel attempted to stop a terrorist setup which planned to block the legal blockade of Gaza, and Israel defended herself with paint-ball guns initially. So in fact, no, there is no moral credit for being accused of crimes constantly that one has not committed. Where genuine Jew-hate exists, and a planned de-legitimization of the state of Israel is carried out institutionally at the highest levels and by governing bodies that carry moral authority by reputation if not by deed, then there really isn’t much Israel can do.
Eeyore for Vlad.
By the way guys. Some of you have offered to help support Vlad-Tepes in the past and I thank you very much for that offer. If you still feel that way, click on over to UN-Watch and donate $20.00 USD to them. I think that would be putting your money to fantastic use.
Nick Fagge, The Express
MPs from 47 countries voted unanimously that outlawing the full-face veils would deny women “who genuinely and freely desire to do so” the right to cover their faces.
The Council of Europe’s resolution is not binding on members of the group, which includes all European countries except Belarus, as well as Turkey.
But the vote by the human rights group threatens to torpedo bans planned in France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain as it could open governments up to costly legal battles.
Last night the ruling was condemned as “out of touch”. Continue Reading →
From The National Post
Kelly McParland June 23, 2010 – 9:51 am
Hassan Ammar / AFP / Getty Images
The world’s strangest revolt may soon see Saudi women burning their breast pumps.
The Los Angeles Times ran this story originally, and you’re going to have to read it there, because it’s not possible to summarize in any manner that makes sense, as far as I can see.
But the gist is this: One of those clerics we’re always hearing about has issued a fatwa that urges Saudi women to share their breast milk with foreigners, because it would provide a means to bypass a stricture against the mixing of the sexes. Breastfeeding would create a familial bond, even a symbolic one, thus making the mingling kosh…well, let’s call it acceptable.
I know, I know: “Whaaaa?”
But strange as that is, it’s just the start. The real story is that Saudi women have seized on the fatwa as a way to campaign against a ban that prevents them from driving cars. According to the Times, “If they’re not granted the right to drive, the women are threatening to breastfeed their drivers to establish a symbolic maternal bond.”
You can’t make this stuff up folks.
National Post
Douglas Murray, The Telegraph
This week Theresa May announced that she was keeping extremist cleric Zakir Naik out of Britain. But something interesting has come to my attention. One of the charities which was planning to host Naik at a“peace convention” is Al-Khair. They were hosting it with Peace TV and IQRA TV.
Interestingly, here is a photo of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Muslim Forum, the Conservative party’s Muslim group, at an event last year where they handed over a cheque for £5,000 to Al-Khair and praised the foundation’s work. They did this at the launch of IQRA TV, another of the hosts of the now-banned Naik.
So, do the Conservative Muslim Forum approve of the decision of the Home Secretary? Or do they think the invitation to this now-banned extremist from a charity they praised and financed should have gone ahead? If there is to be agreement within the Conservative Party I think we should probably be told.
And isn’t this yet another reminder that groups like the Conservative Muslim Forum within political parties are not merely an embarassment, but a liability?
From STRATFOR:
June 23, 2010
German police moved in on homes and a cafe in Hamburg, Hanover and Frankfurt the week of June 21 as part of an inquiry into alleged fundraisers for militant group the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, prosecutors said June 23, DPA reported. One man is believed to have had weapons training at a camp along the Afghan-Pakistani border; others were reportedly involved in handling money transactions
Hannover: Jewish dance troupe forced off stage
Members of a Jewish dance troupe were pelted with stones and insulted during a neighborhood festival in Sahlkamp, Hannover (Germany).
Politicians and local associations responded in outrage and disbelief to the antisemitic attacks in Sahlkamp. A dance troupe of the Liberal Jewish Community in Hannover was pelted with stones and insulted on Saturday during a district festival. After correlating pictures, 30 children and teenagers of mostly Lebanese, Palestinian, Iraqi, Iranian and possibly also Turkish origin, were involved in throwing pebbles and calling insults at the eight adult dancers. The Jewish folklore group were forced to leave the stage, one dancer was hit in the leg and suffered a bruise. The international cultural festival continued after a break, the police were not notified.
This article was prepared by the Islam in Europe blog – islamineurope.blogspot.com
The stones apparently came from a large pile of larger and smaller pebbles, which was still around Tuesday at the edge of the Sahlkamp market. There are conflicting reports about the exact chain of events. It appears that the provocation began immediately when the group got on the stage. A young person with a megaphone shouted “Jews, out”, another threw the first pebble. While the audience rebuked those disturbing, more young people aged 12-16, all together half a dozen, got up and also started throwing stones. Later, around 20 children, boys and girls, joined in. The situation calmed several minutes after the dancers left the stage, and social workers called for restraint.
Please see Islam in Europe for the rest of this. H/T to Fred
From Toronto Life
The author of “Girl, Interrupted”—Toronto Life’s cover story about the life and death of Aqsa Parvez—discusses honour killings, Islamophobia and how the 16-year-old’s murderers got off easy.
In “Girl, Interrupted,” you describe the reaction on the Internet to Aqsa Parvez’s death. Has the debate about the crime, and what it says about multiculturalism, evolved since she died?
The debate is continuing, especially now that her father and brother have pleaded guilty. What happened, initially, was a typical teen response—very operatic, a lot of grief and drama. But what started to emerge were arguments. Some were highbrow, like on Salon, and others were outright brawls, especially on Facebook. What was interesting was the number of people, especially young Muslim men, who came forward to condemn Aqsa. I found it particularly disturbing. They said that she had brought shame to her family, that she’d been corrupted by Western values, that she was a slut. There were also a lot of people coming forward with a lot of hatred for Muslims. It degenerated pretty quickly. Continue Reading →
Kathryn Blaze Carlson, National Post
Toronto — A massive upcoming Islamic conference in Toronto, which was to be headlined by an Indian televangelist until he was recently banned from Canada for his inflammatory statements, features a list of speakers whose past comments against Jews, homosexuals and the West have raised red flags in other countries.
The Journey of Faith Conference — billed as North America’s largest Islamic conference and slated to attract upwards of 10,000 people to the city early next month — features such personalities as Abdur Raheem Green, who has advocated “fighting jihad” and who was reportedly invited by the Christmas Day airline bomber to address British students in 2007, and Sheikh Hussein Yee, who once said Jews are the “extremists of the world” and will “go to Hell.” Continue Reading →
From The Daily Mail
A renewed search of debris in and around the World Trade Centre site has recovered 72 human remains, New York City officials have said.
The chilling discovery comes nearly nine years after the horrifying attacks on September 11, 2001.
The sifting of more than 800 cubic yards of debris recovered from Ground Zero and underneath roads around the lower Manhattan site began in April and ended on Friday.
The greatest number of remains – 37 – were found from material underneath West Street, a highway on the west side of Ground Zero.
A renewed search of debris in and around the World Trade Centre site (pictured) has revealed 72 human remains
The new debris was uncovered as construction work made new parts of the site accessible.
The city began a renewed search for human remains in 2006, with more than 1,800 remains recovered so far.
Some have been matched to previously unidentified September 11 victims. Continue Reading →