It has been quite a busy day already. I have been working till the wee hours and starting again early to do various video projects for some of the dedicated members of the Counter-Jihad community.
Lots of material coming in recently and especially today. I think I may be due to watch Stephen Coughlan’s Timelines brief again. I think it was in that one where he discusses the documents where the Muslim Brotherhood details what they have instructed the global muslim Diaspora to do, in terms of jihad on the world. It will be interesting to see if its ahead or behind schedule.
1. British activists do a minor action at what is said to be an Israeli owned arms factory in the UK:
2. Hamas launches barrage of rockets minutes before ceasefire is to begin
3. Translation of the speech given by muslim leader in Australia during the Lakemba march in Oz. July 25 2014 Once again we see a new and formerly unusual level of honesty by muslim leaders in the Western world. Will the media report on this?
Frankly this clip is so important I should have given it its own post. But such is the nature of these times. Today’s outrage is tomorrow’s new normal.
4. Pat Condell on the stunning hypocrisy of anti-Israel protestors
Thank you Buck, M., Richard, Tundra T., GoV and more to come.
Don’t forget that the timeline that they laid out is by necessity semi flexible, events good or bad from their perspective will advance or slow their success or failure.
I have to watch it again. Only saw it 2 times before, not paying sufficient attention.
It is worth watching, it is also a real good rendition of the time sequencing of asymmetric war the asymmetric war theory and timeline use to be taught to US officers, given how it isn’t mentioned very often I doubt if it still is.
Jerry Pournelle used it as the major plot in his Prince of Sparta series, they are a fun read if you want to find out more.
About the ebola…
Spain To Repatriate 75-Year-Old Priest Miguel Pajares After He Tests Positive For Ebola In Liberia
http://www.thespainreport.com/10252/spanish-catholic-missionary/
Sounds like an extraordinarily selfish priest.