‘Do you believe me now?’ Evil islam links 1 for Oct. 9 – 2014

1. Islamic State fighters take 3 districts in Kobane

Kobane is a strategic city near the Turkish border; violent combat taking place in the streets

Islamic State fighters late Monday seized control of three districts in the strategic Syrian city of Kobane near the Turkish border, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

“They have taken the industrial zone, Maqtala al-Jadida and Kani Arabane in eastern Kobane after violent combat with Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) fighters” who had far fewer men and arms, it said.

(The article also details Kurdish women using suicide bombs against Islamic State targets)

2. OK Republican, ‘Any Muslim Who Practices Islam Shouldn’t Be Trusted’

A local Oklahoma Republican representative said recently that while not all Muslims are bad people, any Muslim that subscribes to the actual practices of Islam should not be trusted. State Rep. John Bennett even went so far as to draw comparisons to Germans who were complicit in what the Nazis did.

(At last. The Ambassador to the blindingly obvious that we have so urgently needed)

3. Paktika Mullah Imam kills himself and his mother by own explosives

(Another classic case of premature eblastication)

A Mullah Imam of a mosque was blown up by own explosives in southeastern Paktika province of Afghanistan, local officials said.

The mother of the prayer leader who was accompanying him was also killed following the explosion.

According to the local government officials, the prayer leader, identified as Mawlavi Shurhratullah had planted the explosives in his motorcycle and was on his way towards the house of one his relatives when the blast took place.

4. RCMP investigating suspected extremists heading abroad, returning from fights

OTTAWA – The RCMP has about 63 active security investigations on 90 suspected extremists who intend to join fights abroad or who have returned to Canada, said Bob Paulson, commissioner of the national police force.

“The pace and tempo of operations is quite brisk,” Paulson told the Commons public safety committee on Wednesday.

He quickly added: “It’s nothing that I think that Canadians need to be alarmed about.”

Paulson said the RCMP was “managing, through our collective efforts,” a response that would be “appropriate” to the nature of the suspected offences.

5. Denmark: Soldiers advised not to wear uniform in public, beheaders “are here in our community”

(So that is the UK, France, The Netherlands, Australia and now Denmark where the national armed forces cannot wear their own uniforms on home soil. And no one seems to be talking about the implications for immigration policy.)

“Several Danish soldiers have decided to not wear uniform publicly after Denmark has become an active part of the war on terror organization IS. 
‘- I will not say I’m worried. But I think about it. I try as much as possible to avoid wearing a uniform when I go home,’ says Nichlas that constable in the Danish Defense … 

‘- Because of the terror risk, there is no need to advertise that you are a soldier. My family should not feel threatened at any time,’ says Jimmy, who is leading a section in the Army … 

In May last year, the British soldier Lee Rigby was run over and hacked to death in London near some barracks by two Muslim extremists. JesperK. Hansen, president of the Central Organization of cadres, understand the Danish soldiers concern. 

‘- That type of people are here in our community, and therefore there will be the risk that such a thing could occur here too, and we might as well articulate it. It is important that you relate to it, and the main thing for me is to get the debate going,’ says Jesper K. Hansen for TV 2 News. He also encourages its members to be careful.
‘- Next week we have a congress with 200 soldiers in one place, and in connection with this I would recommend the delegates that they do not come in uniform,’ he says …

Former head of operations for the Military Intelligence Frank Jensen, agrees.

‘- One should not be completely naive, and you have to be careful.'”

6. U.S. General: Al Qaeda Working with Latin American Drug Cartels

by Edwin Mora 8 Oct 2014 43 post a comment

The commander of the U.S. Southern Command said al Qaeda raises “a lot of money” by allowing Latin American drug cartels to traffic cocaine into Europe through West Africa, explicitly associating the two enterprises.

“We know that the cocaine that flows out of Bolivia and Peru, the number one and number two producer, feeds the cocaine habit around the world,” said U.S. Marine Gen. John Kelly, commander of Southcom, during an October 7 speech delivered to an audience at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C.

7. Australia: Muslims warn anti-terror laws could prevent teaching from Qur’an

8. Director of The FBI, James Corney, Discusses US ISIS Defectors

9. Moroccan Islamic Union-Mail Now Hacking For ISIS

The Moroc­can Islamic Union-Mail hacker group, which tar­geted Jew­ish web­sites in the United States in sup­port of Hamas dur­ing Oper­a­tion Pro­tec­tive Edge, has claimed credit for hack­ing into the Mass­a­chu­setts Mar­itime Academy’s web­site on Monday.

Vis­i­tors to the acad­emy web­site were redi­rected to a site that fea­tured an image of an appar­ent ceme­tery for Amer­i­can sol­diers with a mes­sage that reads: “Iraq is the grave­yard of Amer­ica. Wel­come to the death that awaits you at the hand of the Muja­hedeen in Iraq.” The site also includes an audio clip of an Islamic Jihadist song that glo­ri­fied Islamic conquests.

In August, the Moroc­can Islamic Union-Mail’s Face­book page included state­ments threat­en­ing the U.S .with cyber-attacks in response to the Amer­i­can mil­i­tary oper­a­tions against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The state­ment read:

10. Texas deputy showing Ebola symptoms was sent into patient zero’s apartment WITHOUT protection but started growing concerned when his squad car and his uniform were quarantined

•  Dallas County Sheriff Deputy Michael Monnig went to an urgent care clinic in Frisco, Texas with his wife on Wednesday

• Ebola test results are due back Friday evening 

• A witness at the clinic described him as ‘hunched over and flushed’ 

• CDC officials have told Monnig’s family there was ‘no risk’ he had been exposed to the disease 

• The deputy was inside the apartment where Ebola patient Thomas Duncan fell ill – the officer wasn’t wearing protective clothing

• The CDC said the person is not one of the 48 contacts being monitored 

• Liberian national Mr Duncan, 42, died from Ebola on Wednesday morning 

  Thank you Yucki, Richard, M., Nicolai Sennels, Tundra T, ML., and all who sent in materials. This is the first post of the day but does not contain all that is well worthy of consideration by a long shot. Check back shortly for more. The news is an embarrassment of riches today for anyone who is trying to demonstrate the facts about islam and leftism. I think progress is being made, but the vast majority of the population remains far behind the curve when it comes to linking the ideology to the actions, or understanding the foundational principles that make our societies what they are. Principles like freedom to criticize religious authority, which is giving way to political correctness, which will give way to a new dark age.