Here is your classic con man with an Islamic angle. While I do not doubt for one moment this mans sincere Islamic conversion or beliefs its fun to watch him get busted for bilking other Muslims to set up his media empire. Frankly though I think it would be better to let him continue unimpeded. Better to let him take money for nothing from people who want this network than let them get the product they are buying don’t you think?
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Australian Muslims demand more nazis and more attacks in France on buildings assd. with jews
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Tim Blair
Monday, January 19, 2009 at 05:28am
Via Nilk, images of yesterday’s Hamas rally in Melbourne:
The Age‘s elevated shot doesn’t reveal such fascinating detail. AAP merely describes people “carrying placards calling for an end to what was described as a ‘massacre’”. Meanwhile, in Paris:
Vandals hurled Molotov cocktails at a synagogue in a Paris suburb yesterday in the latest outbreak of anti-Semitic violence in France since the start of Israel’s Gaza offensive …
Home to Europe’s biggest Muslim and Jewish populations, France has recorded more than 55 anti-Semitic incidents since Israel launched its Gaza offensive last month, drawing appeals for calm from politicians and religious leaders. Three other synagogues have been firebombed in the past two weeks and vandals have sprayed anti-Israeli graffiti on at least two other Jewish places of worship.
Jews haven’t been so vilified since Islamists attacked the US on 9/11.
Sarkozy: ‘Zero tolerance’ for anti-Semitic attacks
Canada’s National Post
France sees 55 incidents since Gaza offensive
Vandals hurled Molotov cocktails at a synagogue in a Paris suburb yesterday in the latest outbreak of anti-Semitic violence in France since the start of Israel’s Gaza offensive.
The main entrance door to the synagogue at Villeneuve-St-Georges, southeast of Paris, was damaged by fire and a police source said it remained unclear whether one or several of the bombs were thrown.
Home to Europe’s biggest Muslim and Jewish populations, France has recorded more than 55 anti-Semitic incidents since Israel launched its Gaza offensive last month, drawing appeals for calm from politicians and religious leaders. Three other synagogues have been firebombed in the past two weeks and vandals have sprayed anti-Israeli graffiti on at least two other Jewish places of worship.
The attacks come despite the government’s pledge there will be zero tolerance for anti-Semitic or anti-Muslim acts.
“Those who want to import violence between different communities into France will find the state on their tracks,” Nicolas Sarkozy, the French President, said on Wednesday at a New Year’s address to police in Orleans, central France.
His comments reflect the government’s concern to prevent anger over the conflict in Gaza spilling over into violence in France. “The level of tolerance will be zero tolerance,” Mr. Sarkozy said. “We will not let the consequences of this conflict be imported into France.”
Jewish organizations say there have been dozens of attacks against synagogues and other sites since Israel began its bombardment of Gaza on Dec. 27. Violence against Muslims has also been reported.
This week, police opened an investigation into the case of three young people of North African origin who said they were attacked by Israel supporters outside a school in the 16th district of Paris. The three said they were assaulted by activists of the radical Jewish Defence League who were distributing tracts.
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SYNAGOGUE INCIDENTS
Jan. 15 Villeneuve-St-Georges, near Paris: Firebombs damage front door of synagogue. Jan. 14 Mulhouse, Alsace: “Death to Israel,” “Long live Palestine” and “F–k France” scrawled on synagogue wall. Jan. 13 Lille, Nord: Swastika and ZOG (for Zionist
Occupation Government) painted near door of synagogue. Jan. 11 Bischheim, Alsace: Molotov cocktails thrown at synagogue. St.-Denis, Paris: Molotov cocktails thrown at synagogue, windows broken. Jan. 10 Villiers-sur-Marne, near Paris: Police find rifle and ammunition at synagogue entrance.
Jan. 8 Paris: Yellowish liquid thrown at synagogue. Sedan, Ardennes: Windows broken, cross sprayed on wall. Jan. 7 Paris: Posters with slogan “Get out of Gaza — ZZ” stuck to synagogue.
Jan. 6 Lingolsheim, Alsace: Front door of synagogue sprayed with “Assassins!” and “Long Live Israeli Democracy.” Jan. 3 Metz, Lorraine: During pro-Palestinian march, 200 youths try to march on synagogue; kept back by police. Toulon, Provence: A car is set on fire in synagogue parking lot. Villeurbanne, near Paris: Windows broken in synagogue
Union des etudiants des juifs de France, Agence France-Presse
Australian retailers call for ban on hijab and burkha etc.
From AAP with thanks to Rosie
A RADIO announcer’s call for a ban on Islamic hijabs has been backed by the National Retailers Association.
The peak national body has called for all hijabs, helmets and hoodies to be banned in shops and banks for security purposes.
Brisbane radio presenter Michael Smith angered listeners after calling for Muslim women who wear a hijab to be fined.
The 4BC drive presenter said on Wednesday that wearing the hijab or burka posed a security risk because it obscured the face, making it difficult to identify the wearer in the instance of a crime.
Smith said it should be made an offence.
Retailers association executive director Scott Driscoll said it had been a long accepted practice to require customers to remove helmets and other identity obscuring headwear when entering a shop or bank.
“Retailers should not have to fear any form of retribution or backlash for requiring the removal of any obscuring headwear, including hijabs, as a condition of entry,” Mr Driscoll said.
“This is about ensuring a more safe and secure retail environment for all and being able to readily identify any and all perpetrators of armed hold-ups or shop theft.”
Islamic Council of Queensland president Suliman Sabdia said he was disappointed by Smith’s remarks.
“He has every right to say it but we do say he displays intolerance, and a complete lack of understanding of the Muslim code of conduct,” Mr Sabdia said.
He said he did not think Mr Smith should be fired, instead inviting him to a meeting to discuss the issues.
“Does revenge really, at the end of the day, solve anything? No,” he said.
“We forgive him for his lack of understanding, we pray that God almighty gives him the wisdom and the understanding to respect every other individual.”
A poll on the station’s website today asking, “Should we impose restrictions on the wearing of burkas in Australia?” had a yes result of 76 per cent, and 23 per cent no, at 10am (AEST).
Comment was being sought from 4BC.
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