Toronto Sun: Meet the spin doctor behind the Hussain family statement

From the Toronto Sun:

The man who has presented himself as the point of contact for the family of Faisal Hussain is a professional activist who has reportedly committed himself to “framing a new narrative of Muslims in Canada” and creating a “national political movement.”

 

Shortly after the Ontario Special Investigations Unit revealed the identity of the Danforth shooter as 29-year-old Faisal Hussain, a news release was sent out to select media attributed to the “Hussain Family”. […]

 

It was provided by Mohammed Hashim, a full-time organizer for the Toronto & York Region Labour Council. Social media accounts belonging to Hashim show him heavily involved in supporting NDP candidates both federally and provincially in Ontario. He’s also described as a driving force behind the National Council of Canadian Muslims.

NCCM is CAIR’s Canadian branch, formerly called, CAIR-Canada.

 

Another crop of news. Judge Jeanine is great: Links 2, July 21, 2018

1. Paying “ghost soldiers”

2. Followers of Maxine Waters show their love and appreciation for all they have been given by the USA by chanting, “America was never great” and burning the US flag.

3. Hillary Clinton cannot seem to help showing her psychopathy, as it manifests in more attempts at the big lie.

4. Top 10 at The Rebel. The UK are planning “fake News cops”.

5. ignore this one.

6. WHAT? Barack Obama Says He’s ‘First American President From Kenya’ In Foreign Speech

Former President Barack H. Obama had a slip of the tongue during a speech in Kogelo, Kenya today.

“Now, three years ago, I visited Kenya as the first sitting American President to come from Kenya,” he said.

7. Jeanine speaks to the “Whoopi” cushion attack

8. Saudis ban Kuwaiti group over Brotherhood links

Cairo: Saudi authorities have banned dealings with a Kuwaiti charity group over suspected links with the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, Saudi newspaper Okaz reported on Saturday.

 

The Ministry of Labour and Social Development has issued a circular banning charity associations and non-governmental institutions in Saudi Arabia from dealing with the Social Reform Society in Kuwait for its ties to the Brotherhood, the paper added.

 

The circular also bans Saudi institutions from dealing with any other group that have direct or indirect links with organisations designated as terrorist in Saudi Arabia.

The move comes in response to available information that the Kuwaiti group maintains a “suspicious relationship with terrorist” Brotherhood, Okaz reported.

Thank you Richard, M., Beverly Hills ANTIFA, Xanthippa, EB., Wrath of Khan, and all who contributed today.

 

Reader’s links for July 21, 2018

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Protestor at Lauren Southern event in Oz

To be honest, I do not think that this video should allow us to understand what the protestor is saying. That is promoting terrorism. The person who attempted to attack Lauren and usurped her platform does not deserve to get her message out. Otherwise you are encouraging leftist terrorists to attack non-leftist events to get their one liners to their target audience.

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Kieth Ellison, and the communist-islamic alliance

Multiculturalism in India

Unaccompanied refugee child stabbed Co-op employee to death

A Human translation by Tania Groth with many thanks!

From this Swedish news site:

A so-called An unaccompanied refugee child from Afghanistan was arrested for a brutal assassination in Vadsø in Norway last Saturday, Norwegian TV2 reports. The detainee has a temporary residence permit and came to Norway in 2015.

Shortly after 22:00 on Saturday night, Finnmark police received an alert about a stabbing at the Co-op Extra store in Vadsø in northeastern Norway.

At the site, the 18-year-old Håvard Pedersen was found stabbed to death.

Although there was a doctor at the scene his life could not be saved.

The victim worked in the store where he was found.

An alleged 17-year-old has now been arrested for the deed. According to police, he is an immigrant with a temporary residence permit. Unlike in Sweden, Norwegian media are quick to announce the suspected ethnic background.

The detainee must have come to Norway as an unaccompanied refugee “child” during the wave of asylum seekers that originated in Afghanistan in 2015.

The police have seized materials at the crime scene that prove the man arrested is behind the stabbing. However, the police authority does not want to confirm whether they have found the murder weapon.

The Afghan was apprehended after a police helicopter had seen him run from the Co-op store. However, he was not arrested until nearly four hours later, when he tried to flee further by jumping into the water from a bridge. A civilian in a boat helped the police take him into custody.

“The motive for the murder is not known, so now we need to find out why it happened,” the police said according to TV2.

The suspect was already known to police for having harassed people, according to the Norwegian newspaper.

35-year-old escaped deportation after crying on the plane

A human translation by Tania Groth with much appreciation!

From this Swedish news site:

This past Saturday (14 July), a 35-year-old Afghan was to be deported to Kabul. But the deportation was halted after the man had panic attacks and started crying uncontrollably, Dagenreports.

The 35-year-old Hossein Muhammadin from Afghanistan was to be deported from Sweden for the second time.

But it did not go as planned.

According to his own words, Muhammadin had converted to Christianity, but the Swedish Migration Board rejected his asylum application because the authorities did not believe his conversion to be genuine, and that it was really just a ploy in order to stay in the country.

Muhammadin, who is said to be a member of the Lidköping Pentecostal Assembly, was to have been deported back to his home country in April.

However, the deportation was halted at the last minute. And so was the second deportation attempt that should have taken place on Saturday.

This happened after the 35-year-old became anxious and started crying.

The aircraft never left the tarmac.

“We think it was a panic attack that he experienced on the plane. He cried relentlessly and shouted so they had to carry him off,” said his friend Rolf Wernersson, also member of the Pentecostal Society.

Hossein Muhammadin is now once again in the custody of the Migration Board in Kållared, and the Lidköping Pentecostal Assembly are saying they will do everything possible to help him to stay permanently. According to the Christian newspaper, the congregation plans to use the “fragile state” of the 35-year-old Afghanistan as the “new circumstance” allowing him to get a residence permit.

Repost: Letter from French government official in 1928 questioning leftist and Islamic cooperation

(I find myself needing a link to this post so often for my various correspondences that it seems its likely worth a repost. Especially as the left-Islamic alliance heats up)

This letter was tweeted out some days ago and found its way to my inbox.

It was from a PhD candidate at Columbia, learning and writing about North Africa, the Sahel, and France. Visiting Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR).

Ava Lon was good enough to translate it for us all.

It is worth noting that 1928 is the year of the formation of the Muslim Brotherhood, the organization which is at the root of most of the world’s problems today, including but not limited to, North Korea.

The letter suggests the explanation for that claim. Also that North Korea and Iran are clearly running parallel nuclear weapons programs, and that there is in fact a mosque in Pyongyang and its one of the nicest buildings there, and the muslims in it all look well fed.

Translation below the letter image:

Colonial Ministry — Paris, April 24, 1928
Department of Muslim Affairs

Request for information on #I74 [sic]
“Salafiya” in AOF [French West Africa]

COLONIAL MINISTER
to the Governor General of AOF [French West Africa]
DAKAR

For a few years now, there has been a renewal movement in the Islamic world that should, it seems, be attracting our attention.

This intellectual movement known as the “Salafi” movement tends to realize reforms in the religious order which must return the practices of worship to the purity of primitive Islam. Although it is developing outside the influence of IBN SEOUD and the Ulemas [Sunni Islamic scholars] of the Nedjd, [Nejd or Najd, central part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia] it is not unlike, at various points, Arabian Wahhabism, and has sometimes been confused with it. It is already very active in Morocco,

Algeria and Tunisia. It seems that the Communist agitators are interested in it, as they are interested in anything that can disturb the established order, exalt particularisms and cause confusion.

But even if it is not used by European elements hostile to our influence, the “Salafi” movement does not fail to present, from the point of view of public order and the maintenance of our authority, serious dangers against which it is necessary to protect ourselves. Its actions, as is the rule in Islam and in all religious schisms, will certainly leave the theological field and become political.

On the other hand, this religious reform, in fact, attacks all the religious personalities whose attachment to the reigning tradition and devotion to our cause allowed them to occupy a leading position. It is also hostile to the congregations that have such a large place in the religious life of the Muslims of the AOF [French West Africa] and whose contributions we have appreciated.