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Category Archives: The Narrative
Des Moines Register publishes gun-ban column advocating deadly violence against NRA, GOP leaders
H/T Taffy in Canada
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This December 2012 photo provided by The Newtown Bee shows a sign welcoming Sandy Hook Elementary School students, of Newtown, Conn., to the Chalk Hill School campus in neighboring Monroe, Conn. (AP Photo/The Newtown Bee, Andy Hutchison)
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Dec. 14, 2012: In this photo provided by the Newtown Bee, police officers are on the scene outside Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., where authorities say a gunman opened fire, killing 26 people, including 20 children. (AP)
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Dec. 14, 2012: In this photo provided by the Newtown Bee, Connecticut State Police lead children from the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., following a reported shooting there. (AP/Newtown Bee)
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Dec. 14, 2012: In this file photo provided by the Newtown Bee, paramedics and others rush toward Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., shortly after Adam Lanza opened fire, killing 26 people, including 20 children. (AP/Newtown Bee)
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Dec. 16, 2012: A churchgoer enters a service at at St John’s Episcopal Church, in Newtown, Conn. (AP)
Donald Kaul retired earlier this year. Now he has decided to return to writing occasional opinion columns for OtherWords.org. The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn. brought out all his ugliness.
In a column that appeared after the shooting with the headline “Kaul: Nation needs a new agenda on guns,” he proposed a new liberal agenda: repeal the Second Amendment, declare the NRA a terrorist organization and make membership illegal, and well, make violent threats to Republican leaders and NRA members. The Des Moines Register published 
this junk on December 29.
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Hypocrisy: UN adopts 9 resolutions on Palestinians & Golan, yet silent on Syrian massacre of Palestinians
U.N. WATCH:
See list of today’s resolutions below
GENEVA, December 18 – The U.N. General Assembly today adopted nine resolutions on Palestinian rights and the Golan, sharply criticizing Israel yet making no mention of Sunday’s massacre of Palestinians by Syrian warplanes firing missiles into a mosque in a Palestinian refugee camp near Damascus. Nor did the texts mention the tens of thousands of Palestinians who continue to flee the camp.
By the end of this week, the current 2012 UNGA session will have adopted 22 country-specific resolutions on Israel – and only four on the rest of the world combined, one each for Syria, Iran, North Korea and Burma, noted UN Watch.
Today’s resolutions criticized Israel for “the continuing systematic violation of the human rights of the Palestinian people,” and focused on “the extremely difficult socioeconomic conditions being faced by the Palestine refugees in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.”
One resolution condemned Israel for holding on to the Golan Heights, demanding Israel hand the land and its people to Syria.
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Document vindicates Army officer’s teaching on Islam
H/T EDL Buck
One News Now:
A law firm that defends and promotes Christian heritage and moral values says it has obtained a document that vindicates an 18-year veteran Army officer who is being disciplined for telling the truth about Islam.
The Thomas More Law Center says it has obtained more evidence to prove its contention that the Pentagon is taking its marching orders from Islamic groups in taking extreme disciplinary action against Lt. Col. Matthew Dooley, a 1994 graduate of the United States Military Academy.
The highly decorated armor officer was excoriated and relieved of a teaching assignment because he discussed negative aspects of Islam in an elective course entitled “Perspectives on Islam and Islamic Radicalism” at the Joint Services Staff College.
Richard Thompson, president and chief counsel of the Thomas More Law Center, says they have obtained an official communication that vindicates their client.
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Brian Lilley: Eco fascists. A study
H/T EDL Buck
Agenda 21 and leftist indoctrination in the Toronto school boards
Strongly recommend watching this video to understand some of the jargon the guest uses above:
Andthis one which is really good on the Japanese WW2 issue.
Oklahoma cop faces disciplinary action for refusing to order men to Muslim event in Tulsa.
Here is a link to the story, and below, my very subtle edit of the video. The story is worth checking out. I would say this needs investigation for violation of the 1st amendment among other things.
News and links for Dec 13 2012
1. Update from Tommy Robinson in prison.
This is pretty depressing. I really do not want to believe the UK keeps political prisoners and so dishonestly at that. At least the USSR was pretty up front about it.
2. Japan scrambled fighter jets on Thursday after a Chinese government plane entered for the first time what Japan considers its airspace over disputed islets in the East China Sea… “Despite our repeated warnings, Chinese government ships have entered our territorial waters for three days in an row,” Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Osama Fujimura told reporters.
3. Renovations in Amsterdam apartments – nicknamed “halal homes” in the press – have sparked a political row in the Netherlands.
About 180 apartments in Amsterdam have been given special makeovers which suit the wishes of Muslim residents. Features include individual taps that can be used for ritual cleansing before prayers and sliding doors to keep men and women apart.
4. Syrian refugees get help from Swedish churches. Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing Syria and Sweden is the fave destination.
5. Nonie Darwish on what Egyptians are afraid to know
The problem with Egypt and many other Islamic nations is that they are ignorant of what they are demanding, and are left ignorant by their own media and educational system. By now it seems apparent that Egyptians do not even want to learn the truth about Sharia, in case they might reject it — an act that would turn them into apostates, eligible for death.
6. Syrian opposition urges U.S. review of al-Nusra blacklisting
(Reuters) – The leader of Syria’s opposition coalition urged the United States on Wednesday to review its decision to designate the militant Islamist Jabhat al-Nusra as a terrorist group, saying religion was a legitimate motive for Syrian rebels.
7. Press TV does propaganda piece accusing Canada of stealing children from Amer-Indian families without bothering to look at the very real conditions in the homes where these children may have been taken. I might add, to the best of my knowledge, Amer-Indian women do not cover their faces in that classically Arabian fashion as a rule. I wonder what prompted that?
8. No Shots Fired: State Dept Benghazi Security Force Unarmed
Breitbart: A source with personal knowledge of the security situation in Benghazi told Breitbart News that Senators who listened to closed door testimony about the Benghazi attack were shocked to learn State Department security personnel agents were not immediately armed.
9. Somali community uses riots, thuggery and intimidation as way to show that they should be allowed more public funds to live off of.
Remember the riots requiring large police presence and pepper spray when Somalis rioted at a meeting for applying for subsidized housing? Well they are now claiming this shows how they should all be given nice homes to live on that other people have to pay for. I think the Jews have a word for this. Starts with a Ch…
10. Christina Hoff Somers, a psychologist, author and personal hero of mine, discusses Sweden’s attempt to obliterate the facts of human sexual dichotomy. In this article she explains why it won’t work. Next step of course will be the Swedes will try and make boys feel really bad if they don’t act like girls. Because feeling bad is quite OK of course for commies when people do not go with the prescribed narrative. It is to be avoided for all other reasons of course.
Robert Spencer on Michael Coren for Dec 6 2012
George Igler on Ezra Levant on the issue of UKIP, Adoption, and leaping British fascism
UK Muslim radio station fined for saying gay people should be tortured
h/t EDL Buck
Now here is the new British ‘catch 22’.
The radio station is fined for saying that gay people should be tortured. But if you point out that Muslims are anti gay and feel that they should be tortured (and killed for that matter) you could find yourself in solitary confinement 23 1/2 hours a day in a British prison without trial. So the truth is much more criminal than the crime.
European Freedom initiative:
Ofcom upheld two complaints from listeners about Leeds based Radio Asian Fever after presenter Rubina Nasir hit out at homosexuality and mixed faith marriages.
She said that homosexuals should be ‘beaten up’ and that a Muslim marrying a non-Mulslim was on ‘the straight path to hellfire’.
The presenter, known as ‘Sister Ruby’, said: “What should be done if they do it? [practise homosexuality].
“If there are two such persons among you, that do this evil, the shameful act, what do you have to do? Torture them; punish them; beat them and give them mental torture.”
“Allah states, ‘If they do such a deed [i.e. homosexuality], punish them, both physically and mentally.
Mental punishment means rebuke them, beat them, humiliate them, admonish and curse them, and beat them up. This command was sent in the beginning because capital punishment had not yet been sent down.”
She was while giving her interpretation of a Qur’anic verse and Ofcom got an independent translation from the original Urdu into English.
In a broadcast the following day she focused her attention on another Qur’anic verse and said it was critical of mixed-faith marriages.
She said: “What happens when a Muslim man or woman get married to a Mushrak [a follower of another religion).
“Listeners! Marriage of a Muslim man or woman with a Mushrak is the straight path to hellfire.
Ottawa researcher’s firing derails Viking project
Ottawa Citizen:
Dr. Pat Sutherland working at an archeological site on Baffin Island known as Nanook. She believes the excavation was a building established by the Norse (aka Vikings) around 1300 or possibly earlier so they could trade for furs, narwhal tusks and walrus ivory prized by nobility in Europe. The story of Sutherland’s research will be told on the CBC show The Nature of Things on Thursday, Nov. 22.
Photograph by: Handout photo , 90th Parallel Productions
OTTAWA — This should be the best of times for Pat Sutherland. November’s issue of National Geographic magazine and a documentary airing Thursday night on CBC’s The Nature of Things both highlight research the Ottawa archeologist has been doing in the Canadian Arctic for the past dozen years that could fundamentally alter our understanding of our early history.
If Sutherland is right, Norse seafarers — popularly known as Vikings — built an outpost on Baffin Island, now called Nanook, centuries before Columbus blundered on to North America. Moreover, there’s evidence they traded with the Dorset, the Arctic’s ancient, now-vanished inhabitants, for as many as 400 years.
”That’s incredible,” says Andrew Gregg, who wrote, directed and produced The Norse: An Arctic Mystery, the CBC documentary that recounts Sutherland’s findings. “That rewrites all the history books.”
But Sutherland’s pleasure at the recognition her discoveries are receiving has been sharply tempered by a harsh reality. Last April, even as the documentary about her work was being filmed, the 63-year-old, then curator of Arctic archeology at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, was abruptly dismissed from her job.
Michigan church bans Islamic prayer from service
This one is jolly good laugh. ‘Islamophobia watch’ is lamenting that a Christian church has banned a muslim prayer and claiming it is an actual diagnosis of mental illness that they fail to allow islamic values to be included, or perhaps replace Christian ones.
Somehow I doubt this organization would bother if a mosque refused to allow a Christian to include the notion of Christ’s divinity or even crucifixion to be included in a session of arse lifting.
Islamophobia Watch:
The word seemingly came out of the blue:
Choral director Jeffrey Cobb told his singers and orchestra – roughly 180 local adults and teens drawn from college, a high school, and churches – that a pastor barred an Islamic prayer from the piece they planned to sing.
Their concert was to be performed the next day, on Veterans Day, at First Congregational Church in Traverse City for the annual Mel Larimer Concert Series.
Pastor David Walls and other church officials wanted nothing to do with the Islamic Call to Prayers portion of the performance. They did not want to offend their congregation and military veterans they planned to honor that day, church leaders said.
A shock wave rippled through the choir during their tune-up at the church, and no one took the jolt harder than Alya Nadji, 16, a Muslim and member of the Traverse City West High School Chorale.
Merah family raised in haze of hatred and antisemitism
A comment came in today from someone calling himself, ‘Sharpshooter’.
It was the fairly common type of attack on this site, its readers and the Q society by someone I can only assume is a lefty, and either deliberately confuses important concepts like opposing hate, (which this site actually is about) and generating hate, (which is what Islam does and pretty much all it does) or, he actually doesn’t know that the new ‘anti-fascists’ are the actual fascists using any means at their disposal to suffocate the freedom of speech of those they do not agree with or understand, and that the new hate speech is from the ‘anti-racists’ who stand up for Islamic supremacy while ignoring Islamic genocides and wars across the globe.
I will reproduce the comment below in toto but not the link he added, as I don’t feel like i need to promote his agenda on this site.
Comment:
Just letting you know your online hate is not acceptable.I’m not sure if you think you’re just making a joke or you just think because no one can see you or knows your real name that it is OK to say these things. It isn’t. We do not want people with your views on this website or anywhere else.
Take your hate and go away. Anyone else who wants to see less of this vile racism visit [link removed] to find new ways to stop hate and haters taking up our time and space.
Thanks,
The Anti-Hater
Notice how the poster feels that this website and time and space in general is theirs to command. That they should be able to go to any website they want in the world, interpret what they see their own way without any real inquiery, and if they object to their own interpretation of what they see, that the website and or the people who post to it must be silenced.
A better definition or example of fascism I could not create short of actual violent action in the pursuit of the goals stated in the comment.
Lastly, there is an important concept I would like to define. Freedom of speech.
Like freedom of religion, freedom of speech means you/we must be able to speak our own truths, especially political ones without fear of state persecution for those views, just as freedom of religion means you should be able to believe in any deity you want without government interference.
Now what it doesn’t mean.
Freedom of speech does not mean you can walk into a Costco and start handing out fliers for Walmart just as you cannot say absolutely anything you want on this website or any other. Even though I do my best to allow as much as possible. (I hold Iftikhar up as my annoying example.) Freedom of religion does not mean you are able to break local laws because you say you are required to for your religious observance. It only deals with belief. Not practice other than in the manner of private prayer etc. I write this in case Mr. Anti-hate feels I have interfered with his ‘rights’. This is a private site. No one is obliged to come here. If you don’t like what you see, there are many other sites you will like I am sure, as the useful idiots in this war are in the majority today and infinitely better financed.
Below, an interesting video about how the Merah family, a devout Muslim family in France was raised, steeped in violent hatred, bigotry and antisemitism. I wonder if ‘The Anti Hater’ has written to their mosque insisting that they not be allowed to exist or speak etc. I doubt the bookies would even give odds on that one.
For those who cannot see the embed, the video lives here:
Today’s game: Guess the IQ of the Canadian bureaucrat
This article is a great example of ‘competing rights’ and despite what the head of the ‘human rights commission’ says, there most certainly is a hierarchy of them. Anyone who has a flip through the case histories will rapidly find out what they are. And this case will prove difficult to them as lesbians have to be very close to Muslims in the ranking by the ”Methinks the woman doth protest too much” Barbara Hall.
To save you the time though, Muslims can do pretty much anything they want in the name of their religion and anyone who criticizes what they do or what they say, will likely find themselves in front of their august board facing 100K worth of legal bills if they choose to fight or paying off people who should really be in jail for genuine incitement and hate crimes with their partners, the HRC, who should really be in jail for extortion.
Click over for the interview with the HRC head. Its like watching an audition tape for the special olympics.
H/T Michael Laudahn:
CTV:
Woman denied haircut, files human rights complaint.
CTVNews.ca Staff
Published Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 10:04PM EST
Last Updated Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 10:43PM EST
Published Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 10:04PM EST
Last Updated Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 10:43PM EST
Barbers in Toronto who refused to cut a woman’s hair have become the target of a human rights complaint, in a case that pits religious freedom against gender equality.
When Faith McGregor went into the Terminal Barber Shop requesting a short haircut, she was told the shop only grooms men.
The reason, co-owner Omar Mahrouk said, was that as a Muslim he could not cut the hair of a woman who was not related to him.