Islam and the actions that result from it links post 2 for July 5 2014

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1. RT post on the attack on fuel tankers in Afghanistan.

2. This video is alleged to be the destruction of a Shiia mosque in Mosul Iraq by denizens of the new Caliphate, or Caliphatistanians. Super Caliph Rage-alistic Hezbi Al-Atrocious for their glorious leader. (I borrowed that one from Mary Poppins)

 Related article about Al Bagdadhi here  and again here

3. Jihad in Burma. (English starts at 1 min 40 seconds)

4. Muslims Hunt Man for becoming a Christian

5. Muslim Vs. everyone else violence returns to Burma

6. Times of India show old and out of context video claiming that buddhists are threatening to kill muslims in Burma, and not saying why.

7. Authorities have arrested three women who have been secretly recruiting members for the female wing of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, Nigeria’s Defense Ministry said Friday.

Thank you M, Buck and all. It does appear as if the timeline Maj. Coughlin spoke of in the documents recovered from a Muslim Brotherhood safe house are about on target doesn’t it?

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  3. RAMADAN 2014 – Surge in people needing treatment for stomach issues because of overeating at iftar, UAE doctors say

    The number of hospital patients with stomach problems has doubled since the start of Ramadan because of iftar overeating.

    Emergency departments have also had an influx of people with kidney problems because of dehydration during fasting hours, and with food poisoning because of undercooked food: a third of emergency patients at Burjeel Hospital in Abu Dhabi during Ramadan have gastroenteritis.

    Doctors say people are coming into hospital doubled over in pain. “You get a lot more suffering with abdominal pain because of the pattern of eating after fasting,” said Dr Biniam Tesfayohannes, head of the emergency department at Mafraq Hospital in Abu Dhabi.

    “It is more or less double because of people eating in a very quick way immediately after fasting. Some people eat too huge an amount of carbohydrates. They get bloated. They get abdominal pains and they come in for that.”

    Too many people do not break their fast sensibly, he said.

    “Some people tell me they can not break the fast in a gentle way. While some will have some soup or juice, others will have a full meal. It is those who have a full meal that an hour or two later they get abdominal pain,” Dr Tesfayohannes said.

    “It could be easily avoided if they did not eat so fast, so quick.”

    Overeating at iftar is a problem every year, said Dr Magdi Mohamed, a specialist in emergency medicine at Burjeel Hospital.

    “Most people are presenting with stomach problems,” he said. “They have gastroenteritis. They are vomiting, they have diarrhoea, abdominal pains.”

    Dr Mohamed, who has 17 years experience in emergency medicine, said some patients come into the hospital bent over in pain. “It could be due to bad dietary habits,” he said.

    “Do not rush to eat a large amount of food,” Dr Mohamed advised. “Gradually increase the amount of food you are taking. Take warm fluids. We advise during suhoor to take a light meal. Take care of the food hygiene.”

    Dr Tesfayohannes said Muslims suffering from dehydration during Ramadan also put a burden on Mafraq Hospital’s emergency department, as does a high volume of car crashes, especially in the pre-iftar rush.

    “It gets slightly more concentrated just before iftar when you get people rushing around,” he said.

    But he said a previous trend of chronic patients, such as diabetics, avoiding taking their medicine while fasting during Ramadan – causing health complications and a rise in emergency room admissions – has stemmed thanks to more awareness campaigns.[…]

    http://www.thenational.ae/uae/health/surge-in-people-needing-treatment-for-stomach-issues-because-of-overeating-at-iftar-uae-doctors-say