1. Miss World organizers cut bikini portion of the contest to avoid problems from muslims.
2. Employees of Turkish airline join protesters and do fantastic video:
3. El-Janabi, who had been an intelligence officer in Saddam’s regime, jailed for 15 years along with another man for the rape of a small boy in a public toilet.
4. Islamic terror group planned to spark race war with bomb attack on EDL
5. Hizb Ut-Tahrir Activists hold tardfester In Crimea
A London based group.
I wish the reporters and editors whuld learn that Islam is a religion and not a race, any war started (was started a long time ago) by the bombing of an EDL march would be a religions war, not a race war.
4. Ugly bunch aren’t they? I bet they’ve sexed one another a few times. Lock them all in the same cell – a bit overcrowded maybe, but at least they can enjoy a six-way every night!
I think that World War III started a week-or-so ago, with the beheading of Lee Rigby. That crowd in the video certainly sounds like they’re headed for war. We’d better all pray that the “Canadian” standing next to you doesn’t happen to believe that there is no God but Allah, and that Mohammed is his messenger…
UK – Three men arrested including 81-year-old after vulnerable schoolgirls were raped and sold into prostitution by a paedophile ring
pics on the page :
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2336932/Three-men-including-pensioner-81-arrested-Oxford-paedophile-ring-investigation.html#ixzz2VUJOQZri
Six Georgians killed in Afghanistan suicide attack
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-22808473
“Six Georgian troops have been killed by a suicide attack in the Helmand province of Afghanistan, the Georgian defence ministry says.
“A suicide bomber exploded a lorry close to our base,” defence ministry spokesman Irakli Dzneladze said on Georgian television.
Last month three Georgian soldiers were killed in a similar attack.
Although not a Nato member, Georgia has taken part in several missions and has more than 1,500 soldiers in Helmand.
Tbilisi has the biggest non-Nato contingent of troops in Afghanistan….”