Ringing the alarm and opening eyes since 2008: Links post 3 for Dec. 2 – 2014

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1. Nov 27 2014 Shin Bet Thwart Hamas’ Plans to Conduct “Major Attack” on Jerusalem Soccer Stadium

2. A man in the audience of some kind of performance in India, got up and hit a woman in the show, because she is a muslim and was dressed in a way he didn’t approve of. Yet he was there in the audience.

(The link has a profoundly annoying auto-play module which if you leave the tab open along with your other 50 tabs it could take you all day to find, while it wrecks many other things you may be doing. Please watch the video at that site and close the tab as quickly as possible for your own sanity)

3. Paris Jewish Community in Shock Over Rape, Home Invasion ‘Because You Are Jews’

“The Jewish community is in shock over this,” a journalist who covered the story toldThe Algemeiner. Noting the concern about the case, he said, “When I posted the story on my social networks – they went crazy from reshares,” pointing out that “The article was read 16,207 times from 3PM to 8 PM… it’s 36% of the total amount of page view for the last 20 hours.”

The two were at her 21-year-old boyfriend’s parent’s home in the heavily-Jewish suburb, when the three masked attackers broke in, after the couple answered the door.

“They came to rob everything, especially the cash,” according to the Francophone JSS News Service. “According to the victim’s testimony to the police ‘they demanded more money and pointed out that we are Jews,’” the journalist said.

“So, since they had little cash on them or in the house, the thieves demanded a credit card and the PIN code in order to make a withdrawal at a nearby ATM. One robber went to withdraw the money, while the second robber immobilized the young man, and the third raped the woman,” the source said.

(It should be understood that this is quite a different circumstance to France in WW2. Back then, it was the government who persecuted the Jewish people of France and some of the French would protect and hide them. Now, it is the celebrated new residents of France who are persecuting the Jews and, well no one is helping them really.)

4. American mother, 37, murdered by knife-wielding burqa-clad ‘woman’ at mall in Abu Dhabi: Hunt launched for private school teacher’s killer – who could be a man in disguise

A murder investigation has been launched after an American mother was stabbed to death during a clash with a burqa-clad ‘woman’ in shopping mall toilets in Abu Dhabi.

The 37-year-old kindergarten teacher, who has 11-year-old twin boys, was stabbed with a knife in the altercation in the ladies’ toilets a supermarket in Boutik Mall on Reem island in the United Arab Emirates capital.

She was taken to be treated at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City but died later from her injuries in the incident on Monday afternoon.

The victim – who is divorced from the father of the twins – has not been identified. Her initials are only known as ABR.


5. Suspected ISIS militants kill 16 Iraqi border guards

6. Militants kill 36 non-Muslims in northern Kenya

Thank you M., LCC., ML., and all. I am still catching up on yesterdays news. The speech above by the Kenyan leader is quite interesting. I remember when President G. W. Bush said something almost identical actually. Both of them were right however.

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19 Replies to “Ringing the alarm and opening eyes since 2008: Links post 3 for Dec. 2 – 2014”

  1. 4. There should be basic life threatening warnings for any western kafir traveling to the middle east.
    one of them no talking in the bathroom.

  3. 4/ Is that a shadow or something else?

    If the creature has left Abu Dhabi, this chart might be of use:

    http://www.sacred-texts.com/chr/tbr/img/07500.jpg

    It appears that unclean, wicked and vicious demons emerge from the Bottomless Pit (as opposed to Tartarus or the Lake of Fire). How clever to have allowed them to immigrate to civilized countries.

  5. State Dept. Has Not Cancelled Passports of Any ‘ISIS or Foreign Fighters’ Returning to U.S.

    The United States must use “all of the tools at our disposal” to deal with the threat posed by Americans and other Westerners who go to Syria and Iraq to fight with ISIS, a State Department official told Congress on Tuesday.

    But so far, that does not include revoking the passports of U.S. citizens who have traveled to Syria to fight with ISIS.

    “Has the State Department cancelled the passports of any U.S. citizens who have joined any terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq?” Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) asked Ambassador Robert Bradtke on Tuesday at a hearing of a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee.

    “To my knowledge, the State Department has not cancelled any passports,” responded Bradtke, a senior adviser with the State Department’s Bureau of Counterterrorism who was called out of retirement to focus on foreign fighters.

    video on the page :

    http://cnsnews.com/news/article/susan-jones/state-dept-has-not-cancelled-passports-any-isis-or-foreign-fighters

  7. ISIS claims Baghdad bomb attack on U.N. convoy

    The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) jihadist group on Monday claimed responsibility for a suicide car bomb attack against a U.N. convoy near Baghdad airport.

    “Our brother Abu Muawiya al-Falluji rammed a convoy for the ‘United Nations waging war against Muslims’ surrounded by heavy U.S. protection,” the group said in a statement.

    The name given for the suicide attacker suggests he was an Iraqi from the insurgent stronghold of Fallujah, which lies around 40 kilometers (25 miles) west of Baghdad.

    In its statement, ISIS claimed Sunday’s attack had left many dead and alleged the Iraqi government had taken away the bodies of U.S. personnel.

    “The convoy was strictly a U.N. convoy, there was nobody who isn’t U.N. staff,” a press officer for the U.N. mission in Iraq said.

    The world body’s top envoy in Iraq said on Sunday that no U.N. staff member was wounded in the blast.

    A police officer said three people were injured.

    The U.N. press officer said the attack was the first in a long time against the United Nations, which pulled out of Iraq for several years after a devastating bombing against its Baghdad headquarters in August 2003.

    http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2014/11/17/ISIS-claims-Baghdad-bomb-attack-on-U-N-convoy.html

    video ( – go to 3:00 )

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-qzvDC643U

  8. Georgia Town Votes to Ban Muslim Mosque, Residents Hate Islam

    While anti-Muslim protesters waved signs outside the Kennesaw City Hall, the City Council voted against allowing an Islamic group the opportunity to rent a retail space in the small Georgia town.

    The local Islamic group agreed to the numerous limitations that the Kennesaw city attorney requested, including a limit of 80 worshipers at a time, 40 parking spaces and only a two-year lease, noted 11 Alive (video below).

    “The issue at hand has to do with the hours and days of the week that [the mosque] will be open from my perspective,” Mayor Mathews told The Marietta Daily Journal.

    City Council Member Cris Eaton-Welsh voted for the Muslim group’s request, but the other four members voted against, without debate or comment.

    “They have the right to be there, and we’ve already set precedent,” said Eaton-Welsh.

    Matthews countered, “Each application is considered on its own merits and precedence does not come into consideration in my opinion.”

    Doug Dillard, a lawyer who represents the Muslim group, says they may have to sue the City of Kennesaw in federal court as similar suits have been successful.

    “You know, if Christianity were killing people, I’m pretty sure I would have a problem with it,” said Pastor C.S. Clarke of the Redeemed Christian Fellowship Church. “Then I would be concerned with that moving into my neighborhood. But, I’m open, I’m inclusive. Christianity does teach love, inclusiveness, creating a better environment for everyone.”

    Clarke added, “I really believe that the country was founded on freedom of religion, so that’s always my first perspective. Can we practice religions openly? I think that’s what the laws really protect. As far as that particular faith, I do know that there’s some challenges, and I think that’s what’s maybe influencing a lot of our decisions in this modern day.”

    Outside the City Hall, anti-Muslim protesters held signs such as “Ban Islam.”

    video on the page :

    http://www.opposingviews.com/i/religion/christianity/georgia-town-votes-ban-muslim-mosque-residents-hate-islam-video