Category Archives: Totalitarianism

Gaddafi promises hell for all who do not “love him”

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(ANSAmed) – ROME, FEBRUARY 25 – “Those who don’t love me do not deserve to live, it will be hell for them”. This is the message from Muammar Gaddfi, who has made a speech to crowds in Tripoli that was broadcast live on television.

The colonel appeared before supporters of his regime in Green Square, propped up against the wall of a government building. “Prepare to defend Libya,” Gaddafi cried, his fist raised. “Arms deposits are open to arm the people and together we will fight, defeat and kill those who are protesting”.

“Look Europe. Look America, this is the Libyan people, this is the result of the revolution. The revolution has revived Omar Al Mukhtar, we will fight for the land of Libya,” Gaddafi continued. “We defeated Italian invaders and in the same way we will defeat any foreign attempt against us. We will fight, we will fight to regain every piece of Libyan land. We will defeat them as we defeated Italian colonialism”. “Look, I am among you: dance, sing and be happy,” Gaddafi ended, greeting the crowd and leaving the square.(ANSAmed).

Libya: Gadhafi Orders Soldiers To Be Killed , burned to death

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The story of Libya today is the best possible argument for a practiced second amendment that could possibly be imagined.

I don’t even have a category for this degree of horror. From STRATFOR

February 21, 2011
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi reportedly ordered the execution of soldiers who refused to shoot protesters, Yalibnan reported Feb. 21. The soldiers were tied up and set on fire. More than 230 people have been killed in Libya as anti-government protesters rally in the capital of Tripoli.

February 21, 2011
According to unconfirmed reports, aircraft from the Libyan air force have opened fire on protesters in central Tripoli, Al Jazeera reported Feb. 21.

February 21, 2011
Libyan protesters have taken control of the cities of Benghazi, Sirte, Tobruk, Misurata, Khoms, Tarhunah, Zenten, al-Zawiya and Zouara, International Federation for Human Rights head Souhayr Belhassen said, AFP reported Feb. 21. Witnesses in Sirte denied that the city was under the control of protesters, but others in al-Zawiya said that police had fled Sirte.

Airstrikes have hit Al Joumhouria Street in Tripoli, Al Jazeera reported Feb. 21, citing eyewitness reports.

Cory Speaking Truth To Power.

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Cory Bernardi is a Liberal Senator from South Australia. He is also, according to a small segment of the Australian community, a hypocrite and hell-bent enemy of allah. I wonder if he realised that by saying what he thought, he’d be damned to all eternity.

I suspect he did, because he’s received death threats.

Standard operating procedure for the religion of peace [sic], I know, but still tiresome.

So what was it that Cory actually said?? Have a listen for yourself.

Chris Smith:I actually believe the greatest mismatch has been our christian values in this country, and what I see as an ancient muslim tribalism. Now, many other people wouldn’t pick out islamic religion as something that doesn’t fit with multiculturalism, but I think there are parts of that community who have this ancient tribalism that they continue to espouse. That is, there’s no such thing as equal sexes, ah, my religion is far superior than [sic] your laws, and democracy should be taken over by sharia law, and the more we have of these people, the more younger members of their community will be influenced and the more dramas we have with multiculturalism.

Cory Bernardi: Oh, Chris, you’re spot on. But islam itself is the problem, it’s not muslims. Muslims are individuals who practise their faith in their own way, but islam is a totalitarian, political and religious ideology. It tells people everything about how they should need to conduct themselves, who they’re allowed to marry, and how they’re allowed to treat other people. It is, um, it has not moved on since it was founded, and there are these extremists that want to see the fundamentalist islamic rule implemented in this country. they are continually trying to change our laws they’re seeking special accommodation to indulge in it and unfortunately this government is allowing them and encouraging them..

Okay, I’ve added a few links in there for people to investigate themselves.

In the meantime, Cory has managed, with a few words, to stir the possum.

He’s speaking out against these teachings for some time now, but with the unrest in Egypt, Tunisia and now Libya, islam is getting more and more attention.

This is actually a good thing, because it uncovers a few truths that are unpalatable for a lot of people.

Islam does not promote a cohesive society:

3.28. Let not the believers take the unbelievers for friends, guardians, and councilors in preference to the believers. Whoever does that is not on a way from God and has no connection with Him, unless it be to protect yourselves against them and take precautions (against the danger of being persecuted and forced to turn away from your Religion or betray your community, or of losing your life). And God warns you that you beware of Himself; and to God is the homecoming.

Or, to quote my favourite troll over at Bolta’s:

Talal replied to Luke
Wed 16 Feb 11 (07:11pm)

no apparently in islam if they wear a hijab they are “oppressed”

but if the embrace “aussie” and “US” culture of running around half naked and thrusing boobs in everyones face on virtually most of todays music videos, it means they are “free”

Read enough islamic forums, and you will see that this view is not uncommon. It’s just couched in slightly more diplomatic terms, and it is a problem, because it’s drawn from islamic teachings.

Cory Bernardi is speaking the truth, and as Orwell told us,

“During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act”

(ETA:H/T Shirl for the audio link.)

Two SITREPS from STRATFOR on Egypt

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These are recent emails from STRATFOR without a source I can use such as a newspaper etc.

Egypt: Military, Police Deployed In Suez – STRATFOR Source
January 27, 2011
The Egyptian military has been deployed to Suez and is patrolling the city alongside police, a STRATFOR source said Jan. 27.

I can’t speak specifically to Egypt, but typically, in a democracy or even a nation loosely modelled on one, the military has a clear role distinct from police. When a nation deploys its military on it’s own citizens, it means a great deal about the state of the government. Typically it is critical that the military never sees it’s own people as something against which, it operates.

Egypt: Protesters Fire RPGs At Police Stations
January 27, 2011
Bedouin protesters in Egypt fired two rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) at a police station in the Sinai Peninsula town of Sheikh Zuweid, AFP reported Jan. 28. One of the rockets hit empty space at the station, while the other missed and hit a nearby medical center. No casualties were immediately reported. Protesters also fired an RPG at another police station outside the town, setting it on fire. The attacks came hours after police shot and killed a protester

The above SITREP is detailed at PressTV.IR

‘RPGs fired at police station in Egypt’

Smoke rises from objects being burnt to form a roadblock as people react after a protester was shot in the head while demonstrating in the town of Sheikh Zuweid, 344 km (214 miles) northeast of Cairo, January 27, 2011.
Hours after Egyptian police shot dead an anti-government activist, protesters have retaliated by firing three rockets, but there are no reports on any casualties, security officials said.

The first rocket, which was fired at a police station in the northern Sinai town of Sheikh Zuweid, missed its target and hit a nearby medical center, officials said.

The second rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) landed in an empty space, while the third hit a police station three kilometers (two miles) from the town, setting it on fire. The checkpoint had been evacuated earlier in the day.

No casualty has been reported from the rocket attacks.

With two new deaths on Thursday, the third day of the ongoing violence, the death toll has reached seven, AFP reported.

The anti-government protesters nationwide are demanding democracy, the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak who has ruled the country for some 30 years, and more employment opportunities.

The protesters in the Sinai were Bedouin, some of whom are heavily armed, and complain of government discrimination.

Clashes broke out in Sheikh Zuwaid earlier Thursday after witnesses and relatives said a youth died when he was shot in the head by police.

New protests continued to pop up across the country, with the most recent reported late Thursday on Haram Street, one of Cairo’s main avenues.

It was the first time there had been protests in this area, one of Cairo’s poorer neighborhoods. Security forces tried to rush to the area, but were confounded in their attempts as the protesters moved to block traffic.

FTP/MGH

Extreme Dawa Downunder.

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Recently here in Australia, there’s been an islamic convert in the news.

Ibrahim Siddiq-Conlon is no shrinking violet when it comes to speaking his piece.

He was recently gave an interview on the radio station 2UE in Sydney.

Transcription here.

If you listen to Ibrahim, his tone is quite reasonable. This is because he’s trying to persuade us peacefully, as he’s supposed to.

That’s all well and good, but of course keeping it nice means that he can’t answer a question about bringing the stoning of adulterers into the legislation here. He can only dance around it and say, “Oh, not that old thing.”

Unfortunately for Ibrahim (formerly Shannon), those sorts of practices under sharia law are rather well-known, and have been getting plenty of airplay.

Another thing to consider is that there are muslims in Australia who agree with the message, but not the way it’s presented.

In Ibrahim’s case, he’s out and proud when it comes to sharia, even to the extent of participating in a public debate on the subject.

He thinks it’s inevitable, but there are a lot of people who disagree with him.

People like his debating partner Jack:

00:10 Masked audience member: My question is, what are you gonna do the day the mujahadin, the sons of allah come here, whether by air by plane [?] or by foot?

0:21 Jack: When I was sixteen years of age, I gave an oath to defend this country against all enemies foreign and domestic. I have not been relinquished [sic] of that oath.

One last point that Ibrahim seems to have forgotten, and muslims don’t seem to get. Here in Australia, we are known for taking the mickey out of people. People who are full of themselves, who presume to tell others what to do.

We don’t take too kindly to being ordered around, and we find ways to puncture pomposity:

Interview with Sergio Redegalli, Painter of the ‘No Burka’ mural in Australia

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This is an interview that I conducted with Australian artist Sergio Redegalli this morning via Skype as he waited for various leftist groups to make good on their threat to firebomb his studio. The police told him that it was likely going to be tonight and as I spoke with him, it was about midnight in Australia.

More on this story here.

French documentary on Islamic conquest of the world

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Canada’s National Post: Graphic: Anatomy of a stoning

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Graphic: Anatomy of a stoning NATIONAL POST

November 20, 2010 – 10:11 am

In Saturday’s National Post we look at the brutal practice of stoning. This method of execution is still practiced in certain countries, notably Iran, where it is used to punish adulterers and other criminals. The graphic below looks at how a stoning occurs (click on graphic for a full-size version):

Part one

Adam McDowell, Asmahan Giarrit, Jonathon Rivait, Richard Johnson/National Post

Part two


Adam McDowell, Asmahan Giarrib, Jonathon Rivait, Richard Johnson/National Post


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Exploring the impulse of the new ‘environmentalists’

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Here is a clip to which I added my thoughts fore and aft. Mostly aft. And yes, I broke the cardinal rule of not comparing things to Hitler because, well i did compare this mentality to Hitlers. I think it was fair in the context I meant it however. Many Utopians left unchecked and given enough slack tend to slaughter people in the millions to create utopias. Environmentalists are just a flavour of leftist and like communists before them, are sufficiently confident that they are right that they are ready to go farther and farther into the freedoms and rights of others to achieve their particular, and often misanthropic, utopias.

For a really good article on this clip as it was without my additions, please click here to Info-Wars.

Venezuela: Ruling Party Claims Election Victory while people still lined up to vote

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STRATFOR SIT REP:

September 27, 2010
Leaders of Venezuela’s ruling United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) claimed victory in the Sept. 26 legislative elections just minutes after the polls closed and four hours before the national electoral council (CNE) announced the first results, Xinhua reported. In some states the voting centers were not closed at the established time because voters were still standing in lines to cast their ballot, CNE chief Tibisay Lucena said.

You know what would be cool? If I had jackets made that look like our flag and wore it all over the place.

Chavez mocks the rubes by pretending to be democratic