Islam Vs. Civilization: Links 1 for October 19th, 2023

1. Iran appears to be ramping up for war

2. Hedonism and refusal to see what is actually taking place will get Europe and North America conquered by Islam. Hedonism and blindness being imposed by the left of course. I wonder how that worked out in Persia?

3. Meanwhile, on the Northern border of Israel

4. Invasion of Austria

5. A few Honest Reporting busts of CBC and other massive Canadian media  for their coverage of Israel-Hamas war.

CBC News Implicitly Suggests Israeli Settlements Caused Hamas To Massacre Civilians

On October 16, CBC News published a backgrounder news piece, purporting to share critical context with viewers about the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Instead, the 8-minute segment entitled: “Israel-Hamas war: Why are Palestinians dying in the West Bank?,” with host Andrew Chang, was rife with gross moral equivocation between Israel and Hamas, and a de facto implicit justification of terrorism against Israelis.

Chang told viewers that in the eyes of many Palestinians, Hamas’ bloody massacre of 1,400 innocent civilians on the morning of October 7, and their kidnapping of an estimated 200 more into the dark abyss of Gaza’s subterranean tunnels, represented “a recognition that this violent outburst by Hamas was a long time coming.”

One might wonder if CBC was as relativistic in the Russia Ukraine war. For example, did they ever show this video of Poroshenko, the President of Ukraine promising to screw over the residents of the Donbas in every way he could in 2014?

CBC always tries to look even handed and reasonable when they shill for whatever the most left side of any issue is. This is why it is so important to understand dialectics as a series of semantic tactics which are employed so consistently, that when you get the trick, it’s very predictable.

CBC Radio Interviews Two Guests, A Jewish & A Palestinian Canadian Who Accuse Israel of Oppressing Palestinians & Morally Equate Israel & Hamas

On October 15, The Sunday Magazine with Piya Chattopadhyay, a CBC News radio program, broadcast a 22-minute segment entitled: “How to maintain solidarity in Canadian Jewish and Palestinian communities,” with host Chattopadhyay interviewing Raja Khouri, a Palestinian-Canadian, and Jeffrey Wilkinson, a Jewish-Canadian, for their views.

In her introduction, Chattopadhyay described Wilkinson as an expert who “works with Jewish communities on issues of Jewish-Palestinian-dialogue,” neglecting to mention that Wilkinson has been accused of making “offensive Holocaust comparisons that have no place in effective education to combat antisemitism,” according to a senior Jewish leader in Ottawa and Khouri has been accused by Ottawa’s Jewish Federation of making “social media posts (that) are almost exclusively focused on defaming the Jewish state.”

Although the segment was billed as a discussion on “how to strive for solidarity in a time of grief and trauma,” it quickly devolved into an attack by both Khouri and Wilkinson on Israel.

The Globe and Mail, which considers itself the New York Times of Canada, and in the worst ways they are correct, published an article about the hospital missile with ONLY Hamas sources.

Instead of being judicious and circumspect, the Star published this allegation based on claims made by the Gaza Health Ministry (AKA the Hamas terrorist group) and didn’t wait for an Israeli response.

Israel has strenuously disputed this allegation and the Israel Defence Force has said (a claim now also verified by United States President Joe Biden) that Islamic Jihad terrorists were responsible for the explosion at the hospital, as it came from a misfired rocket that was intended for Israel.

Furthermore, Agence France Presse (AFP) is now reporting that: “‘There are not 200 or even 500 dead, but rather a few dozen, probably between 10 and 50,‘ said the source, speaking on condition of anonymity, who also believes that ‘Israel probably didn’t do it’, according to the ‘serious leads’ of intelligence available to his services.”

HRC lodged a complaint with the Toronto Star asking for immediate corrective action, and we are pleased to note that the tweet has now been deleted.

Also, on October 17, The Globe and Mail published their ‘Politics Briefing‘ newsletter which reported on the bombing at the hospital in Gaza and regrettably only cited the Hamas-run Health Ministry as a source, claiming “Initial reports from the Hamas-run Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip say at least 500 people have been killed in an explosion that it says was a result of an Israeli airstrike.”

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