1. Japan: Saudi Arabian vandalizes temple statues
A Saudi Arabian man has been arrested for vandalizing Buddhist statues at a temple in downtown Tokyo. Police say they received an emergency call about a foreigner behaved violently at the Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, Taito Ward at around midnight on Wednesday.
They say officers who rushed to the scene found 4 Buddhist statues lying broken on the ground. Police say they questioned a 31-year-old Saudi Arabian graduate school student nearby, and the man admitted that he had destroyed the statues.
2. ALMELO NETHERLANDS: TURKS HURL INSULTS AT MONUMENT DEDICATED TO ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
(Only Muslims could hate humanity so much that they hurl insults at a memorial for a genocide)
3. Once again, an armed victim is not a victim. Man saves teenaged daughter by shooting perps.
(There are no rights if your government will not let you defend those rights. Without the basic right of use of force you do not have rights but are granted temporary legal fictions granted by the state and revocable or more often, redefined on a whim and without notice)
4. Kenya: Muslim cleric accused of not supporting jihad teaching shot dead
Here is yet another illustration of why we don’t see more sincere Muslim reformers. We’re constantly told that the overwhelming majority of Muslims condemn violence and terror and abhor the violence done in Islam’s name. So why wasn’t Mohammed Idris celebrated as a hero and appointed to a high-level leadership position among Muslims in Kenya? Instead, he was murdered.
5. Shock over UK links to Boko Haram: Up to FIFTY Brits are thought to be in the terror gang
(Queue Gomer Pyle clip)
Thank you M, UK Pete, GoV and all who sent in material. More to come. It does seem as if the documents referred to by Stephen Coughlin in which the Muslim Brotherhood claimed that open warfare across the world by 2016 with muslims would be the new normal. What a shame we didn’t avoid all this by simply supporting our own culture and enforcing our own laws. Think of the trillions that could have been saved and the lives that would have continued for the benefit of all mankind if we had.
IRAQ – June 2014
Irak…
témoignage du Père Qais Kage, prêtre chaldéen contacté par l’Agence Fides. « L’avancée des miliciens du pseudo « Etat islamique de l’Irak et du Levant » est favorisée par des tribus et de grands clans sunnites. Ce qui s’est passé à Mossoul est significatif : une ville aussi grande ne peut pas tomber en quelques heures sans appui de l’intérieur. Le chaos et la division politique du pays, due aux oppositions sectaires, favorisent l’avancée de miliciens venus de l’étranger. L’Armée irakienne a tout laissé entre leurs mains et ceci ne peut que susciter des questions ».
Les peshmergas kurdes sont arrivés pour protéger Kirkuk à la demande du gouverneur de la ville. « Aujourd’hui – raconte le Père Kage – les milices kurdes ont réalisé des manœuvres autour de la ville afin de dissuader de possibles attaques ». Entre temps, dans les quatre Paroisses chaldéennes, on prie chaque jour pour que de nouvelles souffrances soient épargnées à la population. « Nous avons suspendu le catéchisme et les activités avec les jeunes pour des motifs de sécurité – raconte le Père Kage à Fides – mais les églises sont ouvertes. En ce mois dédié au Sacré-Cœur de Jésus, nous célébrons chaque jour la Messe et nous prions en demandant au Seigneur que la situation n’empire pas et qu’Il nous sauve de nouvelles explosions de violence sectaire ».”
1/ Not hard to imagine what would ensue if a Japanese student snuck into Mecca and took a sledgehammer to that meteorite one evening.