More on Islam’s pointy end. Links post 4 for Aug. 11- 2014

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1. Annihilating ISIS. Brian Lilley SUN TV

Brian continues with more on Justin Trudeau, Liberal party leader, and his association with a mosque in Montreal which is an Al-Qaeda mosque

2. CNN: Iraq war vet “ISIS should be exterminated

3. Why, as a British Jew, I’m terrified by the anti-Semitism suddenly sweeping my country

(Even this author uses the gutless phrase, ‘Asians’ as if it was Korean people following her down the street with Hitler salutes and making gas noises. If you can’t name the threat you can never do anything about it)

4. US makes 4th Airdrop for the Yazidi

5. Troops surround Baghdad ‘Green Zone’ as embattled Prime Minister Maliki appears to cling to power

6. ISIS actively joining Hamas in Gaza on war on Israel (Videos at site)

7. Daily mail article on the general incompetence of the current crop of world leaders and their inability or unwillingness to understand the islamic threat of ISIS

8. White house press release on the operations in Iraq

9. Hamas fires rocket during CBC interview with Gazanian, forcing a quick change in narrative

10. An unnamed Israeli military source spoke to Breitbart News about the story of how Hamas used an UNRWA ambulance, a mosque, and the Islamic University to carry out the attack that killed the three IDF soldiers.

There is quite a bit more material worthy of posting today but I have to stop somewhere.

Many people are amazingly dedicated to helping out this site and informing us all. Thank you M., DP111, Wrath of Khan, Oz-Rita and more. Tomorrow will be a long day. But at least we will get to see the Mullah in Vienna told off and hauled away.

 

 

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

31 Replies to “More on Islam’s pointy end. Links post 4 for Aug. 11- 2014”

  1. China Sees Islamic State Inching Closer to Home

    Chinese media lights up after a Hong Kong weekly says IS aims to expand into Xinjiang.

    http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2014/08/11/the_islamic_state_chinese_media_hong_kong_phoenix_xinjiang

    Islamic State ‘now planning terror attacks on Asian soil’

    Counter-terrorism officials in Malaysia and Indonesia say citizens who have joined the terror group are planning attacks on home soil

    http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/article/1571008/islamic-state-threat-southeast-asia-counter-terrorism-officials

  2. #3 British Jew

    This reminds me of the German Jews being shocked by the Germans turning on them under National Socialism.

    How could this have happened, yet again?

    Monotheism: the idea that somewhere in infinite space sits An Original Dot, timeless, motionless and omni-everything.

    Try and imagine it… and discover that by definition, being completely separate from This God and now defined as The Created, we are International Socialists. We are His Bitch. God and then Us. Two distinct and complete opposites. Two choices remain: Love God or reject God.

    Therefore Monotheism created Socialism.

    The ‘male’ version for Fascists “God is Great” and the ‘female’ version for Communists “God is Dead” and the sexual-inverts in the priesthood or political class molesting each other as Rome burns.

    ‘I reject the idea of God, how can I be influenced as a Communist by Monotheism?’
    Because you made your world defined by the world. You have no concept of being a man, a father, a noble character to calm the minds of disturbed children. You cut that faculty of your brain out. Jesus pointed out: ‘Are you not gods?’.

    ‘I accept the Will of God. My life is for the Next World and not for this and I kill you if you do not believe this. whispers: ‘I know ISIS, I know’.

    So we have the Jewish Religion, the most violent in the Middle East in its time. that spawned Socialism. Not from the thousands of years from the Hindus, nor from the Taoists. The separation of the mind in the extreme and the ramifications have hit all of humanity into thinking black, white and ‘white is black’.

    British Jew: “Although I am no longer religious, and both my ex-husband and my current other half are gentiles, I still have a strong sense of my Jewish identity. I like eating traditional noodle pudding and gefilte fish balls. I use the occasional Yiddish phrase and discuss methods of taming my ‘Jewfro’ with fellow curly-haired Jewish friends.”

    Sadly, the gentiles have been poisoned, and your sloppiness gives them the chance in their inferiority to claim righteous judgement. The violent meme had made its way into Roman Christianity and Islam. Idolatry or stoicism. Shia or Sunni. Your plaything, is now their identity – and that is their rage for it is the only sense of life they have.

    You therefore, represent to them a blasphemy or a competitor holding the ‘Title’ they sprang from.

    Do you find Bhuddists persecuting Jews? Only other Jews, Christians, Mulsims and Communists. the rest of the world are not infected.

    Jesus found the cure. It was to heal the sick. And the workers are still very few.

  3. EEyore

    There is an automatic start video that us quite annoying. It starts with an for the McMillan fund.

  4. Jesus found the cure. It was to heal the sick. And the workers are still very few.

    Its very difficult to be a follower of Jesus, in these difficult times.

    • Dp111,
      “Its very difficult to be a follower of Jesus, in these difficult times.”

      I do know why my words are missed, so it is those not yet in their sleep that I write for.

      You are only to be a follower of your conscience, nothing more for: “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.'”

      You have not a clue about anything about the Person of Jesus, just reading about how he dealt with fascists. His argument to the Muslims is exactly the same:

      ‘Love Allah with all your heart mind and soul, and love the kufar as yourself.’

      Their minds will implode into a new understanding if they follow these two commandments to the letter.

      In the West, after the ‘spiritual war of independence’ called Protestantism it was termed Judaeo-Christianity. A balanced life.

      And the fascists and socialists have been joining together to dismantle it ever since. You just keep them out.

      “Its very difficult to be a follower of Jesus, in these difficult times.”

      It has been a pilgrimage of futility to ride the coat tails of someone else since time began.

      Just be yourself – and pick up your talents once again. (And that means you too Cat Stevens. We need a song “Allah and Pun”).

  5. People cling to illusions when they don’t experiene inner truth. Jew, muslim, Christian, Buddhist,Hindu – these are all labels as well as ideologies. Plato’s ancient aphorism , ‘Know thyself’ – repeated down through the ages by truly great human beings transcends these labels – and, practically applied – is the solution to the combined ignorance of so many deluded minds.

    • ‘Know thyself’ There you go. For who else can you know? And this is the definition of consciousness expressed as civilization of the body, and then of the culture and then of the science and the world.

      Socialists bombing fascists thinking they share the same submissions.

      Sun Tzu had more sense than these half-wits.

      • If they are a herd of wild horses I send in a stallion; a flock of sheep I send in a committee.

  6. The BBC and MSM in general, and politicians, are concentrating their minds on Gaza, but the far greater persecution of Christians, that has been ongoing for over a decade in Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Egypt in the last two years, has been ignored. It is hard not to come to the conclusion that this is not deliberate. Perhaps it is done not to jeopardize community cohesion at home, or politicians couldn’t care less about Christians.

    The upshot is that Christianity has been virtually annihilated in Arabia.

    I pray for my fellow Christian brothers and sisters, and their persecutors.

    • Are you involved in any efforts to help these people?
      It’s hard to know where to start, but surely there are members of your church who are actively engaged in rescue efforts.

  7. GERMANY – Suspect fire breaks out in Berlin Mosque

    More than 60 firefighters were called to the scene of a burning construction site at the Mevlana Mosque.

    No one was at the site when the fire broke out and no one was injured.

    “As we got to the scene, the fire looked massive,” a fire department spokesman said at a press conference on Tuesday morning.

    The fire started in the back courtyard where construction materials were being stored. Investigators say the flames started in the wooden palletes and moved to the front of the building.

    “The flames jumped onto the foil covering the window sites and then licked the facade of the building,” he said.

    Investigators are now looking into how the fire was started. Police suspect the fire was started deliberately.

    The inside of the building was badly damaged by the smoke.

    http://www.thelocal.de/20140812/suspect-fire-breaks-out-in-berlin-mosque

  9. VATICAN – Aug 12 2014

    The whole world has witnessed with incredulity what is now called the “Restoration of the Caliphate,” which had been abolished on October 29,1923 by Kamal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey. Opposition to this “restoration” by the majority of religious institutions and Muslim politicians has not prevented the “Islamic State” jihadists from committing and continuing to commit unspeakable criminal acts.

    This Pontifical Council, together with all those engaged in interreligious dialogue, followers of all religions, and all men and women of good will, can only unambiguously denounce and condemn these practices which bring shame on humanity:

    -the massacre of people on the sole basis of their religious affiliation;

    -the despicable practice of beheading, crucifying and hanging bodies in public places;

    -the choice imposed on Christians and Yezidis between conversion to Islam, payment of a tax (jizya) or forced exile;

    -the forced expulsion of tens of thousands of people, including children, elderly, pregnant women and the sick;

    -the abduction of girls and women belonging to the Yezidi and Christian communities as spoils of war (sabaya);

    -the imposition of the barbaric practice of infibulation;

    -the destruction of places of worship and Christian and Muslim burial places;

    -the forced occupation or desecration of churches and monasteries;

    -the removal of crucifixes and other Christian religious symbols as well as those of other

    religious communities;

    -the destruction of a priceless Christian religious and cultural heritage;

    -indiscriminate violence aimed at terrorizing people to force them to surrender or flee.

    No cause, and certainly no religion, can justify such barbarity. This constitutes an extremely serious offense to humanity and to God who is the Creator, as Pope Francis has often reminded us. We cannot forget, however, that Christians and Muslims have lived together – it is true with ups and downs – over the centuries, building a culture of peaceful coexistence and civilization of which they are proud. Moreover, it is on this basis that, in recent years, dialogue between Christians and Muslims has continued and intensified.

    The dramatic plight of Christians, Yezidis and other religious communities and ethnic minorities in Iraq REQUIRES A CLEAR AND COURAGEOUS STANCE ON THE PART OF RELIGIOUS LEADERS, ESPECIALLY MUSLIMS as well as those engaged in interreligious dialogue and all people of good will. All must be unanimous in condemning unequivocally these crimes and in denouncing the use of religion to justify them. If not, what credibility will religions, their followers and their leaders have? What credibility can the interreligious dialogue that we have patiently pursued over recent years have?

    Religious leaders are also called to exercise their influence with the authorities to end these crimes, to punish those who commit them and to reestablish the rule of law throughout the land, ensuring the return home of those who have been displaced. While recalling the need for an ethical management of human societies, these same religious leaders must not fail to stress that the support, funding and arming of terrorism is morally reprehensible.

    That said, the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue is grateful to all those who have already raised their voices to denounce terrorism, especially that which uses religion to justify it.

    Let us therefore unite our voices with that of Pope Francis: “May the God of peace stir up in each one of us a genuine desire for dialogue and reconciliation. Violence is never defeated by violence. Violence is defeated by peace. ”

    http://www.news.va/en/news/203912

    • It isn’t, they are doing this, and they are raping women and girls in from of their husbands, fathers and brothers, as well as selling captive Christian and Yazidi women into slavery.