Category Archives: Infiltration

Highly placed muslim ‘security advisor’ suspended by Canadian government for links to ‘questionable’ organizations

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Husein Hamdani is also tied in with major counter-radicalization organizations in the USA and UK.

There is a lot to read about him at Point de Bascule here and here. If you can at all, please take the time and read these links.

A news report on him here from today on Quebec TV

Here he is talking about doing ‘dawa’ (Islamic proselytization) and using many of the common deceptions muslims use such as quoting ‘no compulsion in religion’ and not quoting “he who changes his islamic religion, kill him”

Here he is being praised for helping defeat ‘radicalization’ as opposed to funding and promoting it, which is what it looks like he may have actually been doing, from the Globe and Mail.

Islamic prayer only at the White house on meeting to counter ‘violent extremism’

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Obama’s Summit Not Focused on Islam Opens with Muslim Prayer – No Other Faiths Represented

A Muslim prayer was recited at the start of the second day of the White House summit on “Countering Violent Extremism,” but no other religious text was presented during the portion of the event that was open to the press.

Imam Sheikh Sa’ad Musse Roble, president of the World Peace Organization in Minneapolis, Minn., recited a “verse from the Quran” following remarks by Obama administration officials and Democratic members of Congress.

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The first video from Quebec press on the Montreal mosque and school penetration

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Sassy has sent us the translation of this Quebec TV piece discussing the Journal de Montreal expose of Jan. 19 2015 concerning the mosques and schools, what they are preaching and teaching and who funds it. It may not be news to most who read this site but the fact that this kind of information is making the mainstream press means that policies may finally change. Policies like the destruction of Western civilization being funded in fact, by Western civilization.

It can’t happen here. Except it will, and it is, and here is how

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There is always more than one way of course. But this story out of Libya is quite revealing.

If you combine standard MAFIA operating procedures with a giant organized psychopathic religious cult and Stalinesque approaches to institutional bodies, one can stretch one’s imagination to see how you could accomplish the dissolution of a government merely by threatening whatever body which is legally able to do that.

Or perhaps more accurately, threatening the bodies of the people who sit on those organizations.

From the BBC:

Libya’s supreme court has invalidated the country’s internationally recognised parliament after a legal challenge by a group of politicians.

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The ruling was celebrated by militias occupying the capital Tripoli, who have set up an alternative parliament.

But the critical paragraph is:

It is not yet clear how Libya’s supreme court came to its decision

Politicians in Tobruk, the city near the Egyptian border where the parliament is now based, have repeatedly alleged that Tripoli’s courts, judges and their families have been under threat by the coalition of armed groups that controls the capital.

Yes, Muslims would have to have quite a grip to be able to pull something like this off. But organized crime does it in small ways every day. So just think about what a few thousand fanatically dedicated religiously motivated men could do once they feel the time is right.

Getting the declaration would be as easy as making the right threat against the Governor General. Of course it would look like the Beer House Putsch that Hitler tried before he found the right people to intimidate and eventually took control. But eventually, he did intimidate the right people and eventually, he did take control.

Eeyore for Vlad.

H/T Wrath of Khan

 

Former Archbishop of Canterbury channels 100 year old novel in his betrayal of Great Britain

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‘British and Islamic values can go hand in hand’ says Dr Rowan Williams on visit to Lincolnshire

Some choice quotes from the article linked above:

Dr Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, was a special guest at an event at the Lincolnshire Showground that saw thousands gather for four days of debate about Islam. He told the crowds at Living Islam that Muslims have brought back “open, honest and difficult public discussion” as one of their “greatest gifts” to the UK.

At the Lincolnshire Showground, Lord Williams talked about British values and Islamic values and how the two are often reported as being at odds with each other.

Yet he blamed the media for much of this. “In Birmingham, we have seen a local parish and a mosque combining together to provide family services and youth activities,” Lord Williams said.

“It’s really important that we respect and try to understand diversity of conscience and belief and conviction.

“These are not just about what makes us British – they’re about what makes us human.”

He also criticised some sections of the media for portraying Muslims as “un-British”, and slammed the “illiteracy” about religion among Government figures.

Lord Williams said that he believed the most difficult thing facing British Muslims was the media’s emphasis on what made Muslims different.

“I think that Lincoln Cathedral is one of the greatest treasures of Western Europe.

“I have seen that there’s an academy in Scunthorpe that Muslims and Christians study at, St Lawrence Academy, and it’s a brilliant example of integration between different religions in Lincolnshire.”

The event, which was organised by the Islamic Society of Britain, attracted between 4,500 to 5,000 visitors throughout the four days.

Shamima Hossain, 44, who had travelled to the event with family from Norwich, said she had enjoyed Lord Williams’ speech.

“I think he’s amazing,” she said. “As a Muslim, it’s really pleasing to hear a Christian be so encompassing of all faiths.”

H/T M.

Now have a read of the first few chapters of G.K. Chesterton’s ‘The Flying Inn’

From chapter II written in 1914 where a British community leader tries to convince the rest of England that a debt is owed to Islam and that to give up things distinctly British because Islam forbids them can only be a good thing after all:

“. . . do we indeed owe nothing,” the diplomatist was saying “to that gesture of high refusal in which so many centuries ago the great Arabian mystic put the wine-cup from his lips? Do we owe nothing to the long vigil of a valiant race, the long fast by which they have testified against the venomous beauty of the Vine? Ours is an age when men come more and more to see that the creeds hold treasures for each other, that each religion has

a secret for its neighbour, that faith unto faith uttereth speech, and church unto church showeth knowledge. If it be true, and I claim again the indulgence of Oman Pasha when I say I think it is true, that we of the West have brought some light to Islam in the matter of the preciousness of peace and of civil order, may we not say

that Islam in answer shall give us peace in a thousand homes, and encourage us to cut down that curse that has done so much to thwart and madden the virtues of Western Christendom. Already in my own country the orgies that made horrible the nights of the noblest families are no more. Already the legislature takes more and more sweeping action to deliver the populace from the bondage of the all-destroying drug. Surely the prophet of Mecca is reaping his harvest; the cession of the disputed vineyards to the greatest of his champions is of all acts the most appropriate to this day; to this happy day that may yet deliver the East from the curse of war and the West from the curse of wine.

The gallant prince who meets us here at last, to offer an olive branch even more glorious than his sword, may well have our sympathy if he himself views the cession with some sentimental regret; but I have little doubt that he also will live to rejoice in it at last. And I would remind you that it is not the vine alone that has been the sign of the glory of the South. There is another sacred tree unstained by loose and violent memories, guiltless of the blood of Pentheus or of Orpheus and the broken lyre. We shall pass from this place in a little while as all things pass and perish:

“Far called, our navies melt away. On dune and headland sinks the fire, And all our pomp of yesterday Is one with Nineveh and Tyre.

“But so long as sun can shine and soil can nourish, happier men and women after us shall look on this lovely islet and it shall tell its own story; for they shall see these three holy olive trees lifted in everlasting benediction, over the humble spot out of which came the peace of the world.”

And so we see. A novelist 100 years ago this year saw the slingers of pernicious spin doctoring to try and sell Islam as a religion of peace and miscible with values that Islam was in fact, created to destroy utterly and then erase even its memory as being from ‘the time of ignorance’ [sic] before islam was founded.

And we hear it everywhere from cowards and opportunists that see a fast buck or some community position and temporary bureaucratic advantage by selling out not just their own people, but their own culture, their own history and ancestors and even reason itself.

Eeyore for Vlad with a big HT to M.

The complete segment of of the Radio-Canada doc. on the Asunnah mosque in Montreal

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Yesterday I published an edited segment of the 2006 Radio-Canada documentary on a Montreal mosque that pretty much is as horrific in nature and ideology as one could imagine. I also added a small segment at the end of Justin Trudeau identifying himself with that mosque. Earlier today, another segment with Ezra Levant where there is clarification on that exact issue.

Oz-Rita was kind enough to translate the rest of that segment which includes the parts published yesterday for greater detail, especially on the reporter who did the hidden camera segments on that mosque. One very brave, and very concerned Algerian Expat.

Another interesting aside on the matter of Mr. Trudeau and his associations.

Sit down with a fresh coffee and have a good look through these two links

1. Mohammad Fadel Approves and Relays Trudeau’s RIS 2012 Speech

2. Pro-Qaradawi UofT Professor Mohammad Fadel to speak at 2012 Couchiching conference

The sub links in the second URL are quite interesting as well. Better make it a ‘Venti’

 

Two interesting and perhaps even related videos about Russian influence operations, the US president, and more.

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This first one was recorded in 2009 right after the inauguration of president Obama with Andrey Fursov, who is a historian at the Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

This one is from yesterday with Ezra Levant and an author who recently released a book on Soviet disinformation.

Anonymous article on the European Union, and the meaning of the recent elections

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Written by Anon, submitted by Nicolai Sennels

With the Euro-Parliament elections in sight, the Dutch state television launched it’s propaganda machine. This is of course something you would see on many European national television channels these days, with the elections currently going on. The general idea – no matter in which language spoken or written – is to bring forth the idea that we the citizens of Europe could no longer live without the European union. Everything in our life that we take for granted –  besides the daily sunrise and the air that we breath – is because the E.U. made it possible.
Just like regular national elections, each party presented their idea’s on the matter.
Some parties seemed to want to abolish their own national government all together and ship all the power to Brussels, whilst others planned a course towards a possible exit from the E.U.
One of the traditional adage’s seemed to be that the E.U. provided to my country more jobs, more security and enhanced our economy altogether due to the usage of the Euro coin. Being in the European Union was the reason we paid less for our products at the moment.
Not all the reports on the European Union nowadays are that positive though.
Most of the anti-eu supporters have seen, or really should see, the report the german television channel RTL (1)  did some time ago on E.U. parliament members checking in on the attendance register (to get more money) and then leaving again.
The Dutch television – although generally pro-E.U. is on that matter not more different, and also here during a recent recording of a VPRO-report on NED 2 called “The Battle for Europe”, it had the viewer doubting if the E.U. was really working in our interest at all.
The presenter duo Teun van de Keuken and Roland Duong focused their painful arrows on their guests. One of the questions was: Why does a MEP in Brussels for a Dutch party sometimes stray away from the party program set out by their party back home in the Netherlands?

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TSEC’s report on the Muslim Brotherhood in Canada

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Posted at Blazing Catfur:

This report is making national news today and deservedly so.

The report was written by Tom Quiggin, a member of the Terrorism and Security Experts of Canada Network (TSEC). Concurrent research at the TSEC network includes a methodology project for intelligence analysts involved in the analysis of extremism. A Horizon Scanning project on the convergence of extremist ideologies is being readied for distribution in late 2014.

This project was funded internally by the TSEC network. There is no government, corporate, media or foreign money involved.

KEY JUDGEMENTS

  • Canada has a significant presence of Muslim Brotherhood adherent individuals and organizations. Their values and actions are frequently the antithesis of the Canadian Constitution, values and law. Despite statements to the contrary, the Muslim Brotherhood considers itself above local laws and national constitutions.
  • The Muslim Brotherhood’s use of settlement and the “process of civilization jihad” has proven effective. The long term aim is to globally impose a virulent form of political Islam to the exclusion of other faiths or systems.
  • Internationally, the Muslim Brotherhood is realigning under pressure as old alliances crumble and opportunities arise. An aggressive posture is re-emerging which has used extensive political violence in the past.
  • The policy and process of denial is deeply rooted in the Muslim Brotherhood.
  • Muslim Brotherhood adherent groups should not be given governmental accreditation, access to public grants nor should they have charity status.
  • Canada’s stance against Muslim Brotherhood adherent organizations in recent years has been more aggressive than the USA, especially in financial areas.

NB – The report is in 11 sections.

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Nigerian army opens fire on own commander as its discovered that he was in league with Boko Haram

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It appears the Nigerian Army had its own ‘work place violence’ or a Nidal Hassan moment. The difference being they knew what to do about it immediately.

From the BBC: (H/T Wrath of Khan)

Nigeria soldiers ‘fire at army commander in Maiduguri’

Members of Nigeria's security forces in Borno state - April 2013Soldiers say they lack the firepower to tackle insurgents

Soldiers in Nigeria have opened fire on their commander in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri, witnesses say.

Maj-Gen Ahmed Mohammed escaped unhurt after soldiers shot at his car at the Maimalari barracks, the sources said.

The soldiers blamed him for the killing of their colleagues in an ambush by suspected Boko Haram militants.

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