1. It is claimed that this Australian TV clip was never aired as it makes the enemy look like who they actually are. Here is the Facebook link to it in case the embed link doesn’t work.
Post by Dino Constantinou.
2. The Al Manar mosque in Cardiff which has been tied to the radicalisation of a two ISIS jihadists from Britain is reported to have delivered ‘extremist’ lectures to school kids during lunchtime lectures.
(If we take a moment and analyze this story it almost seems as if its really about something totally different. I would hazard a guess that its really a story about a mosque refusing to go with the narrative of pretending Islam is what the west needs it to be, and instead, teaching authentic, verifiable via scripture, islam to people.)
3. UK bans another name of Choudary’s jihadi group in England.
(The story is full of sound and fury but really they are just asking Choudary to change the name of his group like he did the last time they did this so the government won’t look like they are blatantly favoring islam as much as they clearly are)
Choudary-Linked Terror Group Banned: ‘I’ll Radicalise Everyone In Prison’ Claims Preacher
British authorities have banned the controversial ‘Need4Khilafah’ group which seeks to create an Islamic state in Britain. The group’s work has featured hate preacher Anjem Choudary, and is linked to a number of convicted terrorists and ISIS sympathisers.
Some of Need4Khilafah’s activities were first exposed by Breitbart London in March 2014, when it was noted that the group was targeting university campuses in London with their toxic message of Islamist radicalism.
4. UK: BREAKING: Six men charged with 22 sexual offences after Banbury child exploitation raids
After a series of warrants carried out yesterday (Tuesday) Thames Valley Police has charged six men with a total of 22 offences.
They are:
– Ahmed Hassan-Sule, aged 20, of Glyndebourne Gardens, Banbury, who has been charged with nine counts of sexual activity with a child.
-Said Saleh, aged 20, of Orchard Way Banbury, who has been charged with one count of sexual activity with a child.
– Mohamed Saleh, aged 21, of Orchard Way, Banbury, has been charged with two counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of rape of a female under 16.
– Takudzwa Hova, aged 21, of Broughton Road, Banbury, has been charged with one count sexual activity with a child, one count of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and one count of rape of a female under 16.
– Kagiso Manase, aged 20, of Warwick Road, Banbury, was charged with two counts of sexual activity with a child and two counts of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity.
– Alexandru Nae, aged 19, of Broome Way, Banbury, has been charged with one count of sexual activity with a child and one count of rape of a child under 16.
Thanks Buck, Oz-Rita, Don L, and all. More to come. Tomorrow Bombadan starts. The islamic sacred month of skipping lunch and wanton slaughter, also known as Ramislam, Gorgefest, Fake-fast and many other names. This means there will be more bombings of the innocent. oppression of non-muslims and general horror and primitive behaviour than even usual. So remember bloggers, watch your wrists. Carpal Tunnel syndrome is a real problem this time of year.
My favorite Saudi columnist talks sense about non-sense, Abdulatif Al-Mulhim:
A new threat to Europe
The phenomenon of terrorism is not new to Europe. However, tackling the menace was relatively easy in the past, as the authorities knew what they were fighting. […]
It is important to differentiate between freedom of speech and common sense or should one say “non-sense.” And what is more, some European countries like the UK even gave political asylums and citizenships to extremists and simply watched them brainwash the youths. […]
Europe has very difficult times ahead in regard to dealing with former militants especially when their number is unknown and their future motives against their own countries are difficult to predict.
As a matter of fact, the European militants have reportedly formed their own Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) brigade. No matter how small the brigade is, few young and fearless ideologically brainwashed, could do harm to the secured, powerful and stable continent such as Europe.
Forgot the link above:
http://www.arabnews.com/news/591816
The threat isn’t just to Europe, all of the anglophone nations are at risk because of a deliberate policy of allowing our worst enemies to enter and remain in our countries. The left has been pushing this policy for decades and we are seeing the fruits of the seeds they sowed.
He’s writing from the KSA, so he really knows the meaning of threat.
EGYPT – Tribal clashes in Aswan
Deal with the roots of the problem, say experts after Aswan clashes
New clashes in Aswan between Nubian and Arab tribes bring again tribal conflict into focus along with the state’s failure to resolve the issue decisively, according to experts
Last Thursday, tribal clashes erupted once again in Aswan echoing the horrifying events of April in the southern governorate.
News came that three Nubian men from Dabodeya and Combaniya Nubian tribes were killed and their bodies were mutilated brutally allegedly by members from El-Halayel Arab tribe.
http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/104957/Egypt/Politics-/Deal-with-the-roots-of-the-problem,-say-experts-af.aspx
video – When the Jihadist Came to Town: Life Under ISIS
The Brits are in denial. They cannot believe that Muslims are serious of establishing and Islamic state in Britain by either partitioning it like they did India or by taking the whole nation over.
They thought Muslims in Britain would behave differently.
It is only a matter of demographics before Muslims establish an Islamic state in Britain.
Sorry, it’s not going to happen. Non-muslim terrorist gangs would be slaughtering wholesale before it ever got near that point. Think protestant paramilitaries in Northern Ireland to the power of ten as your starting point, and it gets worse from there.
Sounds like Britain is on its way to being Lebanon.
3/ “Speaking about the latest development, Choudary boasted: ‘If they arrest me and put me in prison, I will carry on in prison. I’ll radicalise everyone in prison…'”
‘They can’t do a thing…’ Yeah?
Challenging the Kafir? There are pigs who’d put that fat, juicy tongue of his to better use.
We may be civilized in the USA, but we’re not entirely neutered. Solitary in any of our fine, maximum security prisons would deliver us of this evil and his ali-baba.
June 28 2014 – Saudi king tells Kerry he will press Sunnis to join Iraq government
Saudi King Abdullah pledged in talks with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to use his influence to encourage Sunni Muslims to join a new, more inclusive Iraqi government to better combat an Islamist insurgency, a senior U.S. official said on Saturday.
After a week of frenetic diplomacy by Kerry tackling the threat of Iraq’s disintegration, Abdullah’s assurance marked a significant shift from Riyadh’s insistence on the removal of Iraqi Prime Minister Nour al-Maliki, a Shi’ite Muslim.
The U.S. official said the Saudi monarch voiced deep concern to Kerry about the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) insurgents who have overrun much of northern Iraq and its border with Syria and thrust southward, approaching the Saudi frontier.
“It was clear that the two shared a view that all of Iraq’s community should be participating on an urgent basis in the political process to allow it to move forward, and that each – both the Secretary and King Abdullah in their conversations with Iraqi leaders – would convey that message directly to them,” the U.S. State Department official told reporters after the talks.
Until now Saudi Arabia had been unwilling to support the formation of a new government unless Maliki, accused by critics of a sectarian agenda dedicated to Shi’ite supremacy over Sunnis, stepped aside and does not seek a third term.
U.S.-allied Saudi Arabia, which is the birthplace of Islam and sees itself as a defender of Sunni Muslims in Iraq, has long distrusted Maliki as being too close to Shi’ite Iran.
Last week Saudi officials, in an apparent message to Tehran, warned that foreign countries should stay out of Iraq.
But with Sunni militants now operating close to its border, Saudi Arabia has assured Kerry it will now press Sunni parties to join the new government, appearing more confident that this would undercut Maliki’s chances of a third term.
While Washington has not openly called for Maliki to leave, saying it is up to Iraqis to decide who they want as a leader, the United States is also not campaigning for him to stay on.
The Obama administration is now considering air strikes against the insurgents but first wants the new government formed. Baghdad is racing against time as ISIL consolidates its grip on predominantly Sunni provinces in the north and west.
“Both the secretary and the king believe that the security challenge that Iraq faces require a new government,” the State Department official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
“There were no preconditions placed on anything that was discussed with regard to the Iraqi political situation or the situation with the fight against ISIL,” the official said, suggesting the Saudis had dropped their demands for Maliki to first leave. “Each of the communities needs to come to the table and put forward candidates for the main positions, and I would say King Abdullah fully agreed,” added the official.
Not Interfering In Iraqi Politics
King Abdullah, however, made clear that the kingdom “was not in any way interfering inside Iraq’s politics.”
“That doesn’t mean they don’t have conversations with – and relationships with – Iraqi political leaders…”
Over the past week Kerry met his counterpart from Turkey while at a NATO meeting in Brussels and in Paris he discussed Iraq and Syria with foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Israel and Lebanon.
Maliki, in talks with Kerry in Baghdad this week, said he would meet a July 1 deadline to form a new government that was representative of Iraq and included Sunnis and Kurds.
The senior State Department official was cautious about whether the new government would be formed by then.
“It would be an extremely positive development if we got there. I don’t think it’s impossible, but it’s also Iraq,” said the official, noting that “a large number of deadlines for various steps and various political processes, and only a small number that were actually met.”
The official reiterated that the United States was not for or against any one candidate.
“As names emerge through the kind of organic Iraqi political process, we’re going to be talking to those people. But those are probably people we’d be talking to anyway, because you’d imagine these names are going to be among some prominent political leaders with whom we have relations.”
http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/2/8/104993/World/Region/Saudi-king-tells-Kerry-he-will-press-Sunnis-to-joi.aspx
#3 The government have asked Choudhary to change his group’s name so they can safely ignore it for another five years.
Joeb:
Exactly that
#3
Although I wouldn’t hesitate to put him in a plastic shredder, I can’t help but like Anjem C. The only honest Muslim in the world. He has learned the trick that hard truth won’t be believed by sensitive fruits.
He should’ve been put down years ago.
How many more will die before he’s silenced?
Our interventions in Muslim countries has caused huge internal stresses in non-sharia Muslim nations, leading to their downfall. Slowly a caliphate and Green curtain is being formed.
Where do we go from here? A caliphate will create a separation , just as the Iron curtain did. Separation in the geopolitical sense, as the one that was with Warsaw pact nations. Then immigration from these countries becomes impossible. Even tourist visas, leave alone family unification visas become impossible. That will be a start.
However, the authorities should continue to insist that we are not at war with Islam.
This is a desirable separation. They should be encouraged to put walls between us and them.
We can put barbed-wire on our side of the walls. Quarantine any who make their way to our side. Keep them apart until we know what they’re carrying and the implications of what they might bring.