1. Woman raped waiting for bus ‘was attempted murder’

A woman waiting at a bus stop was raped and “left for dead” in an attack police are treating as attempted murder. […] Police said they are looking for an Asian man in his early 20s with a slim build and dark receding hair, in connection with the attack.

(Daily Mail link here)

2. Saudi Court Sentences Gang Rape Victim to 200 Lashes And Custodial Sentence

The victim of a violent gang rape has been sentenced by a Saudi Arabian court to 200 lashes and six months in jail for the crimes of speaking to the press and indecency.

According to Sharia Law, a Saudi Arabian woman must be accompanied by a male guardian at all times in public, something the 19 year old victim did not obey when she went to meet a friend, according to website Live Buddhism.

While in a car with a student friend, retrieving a picture, two men got into the vehicle and drove them to a secluded area. She said she was raped there by seven men, three of whom also attacked her friend.

3. “Anti racism turned into thought control” -Former UK ‘equality’ chief

4. Egypt closes 27,000 places of worship (Mosques)

(I have had this tab open a few days as well as a couple of others with the same story. I feel this story is too large for an unknown source, so perhaps this should be treated with some suspicion until we can find a solid source on this. If it is true, we need to clone this guy for Western nations.)

5. VICE NEWS: Japan Vs. the Islamic State

(At this stage VICE should probably be viewed as a kind of MSNBC but with the right tattoos and piercings to sell it to the university crowd)

6. Schoolgirls subjected to rape and abuse by Banbury grooming gang only came forward because ‘it’s better to be a victim than a slag’, defence lawyer told court

(Jeez yeah true! I’m surprised Paul Simon didn’t write that verse in his song!)

Mohamed Saleh, 21, was found guilty of two counts of sexual activity with a child. He was found not guilty of one count of sexual activity with a child and one count of rape

Kagiso Manase, 20, was found guilty of one count of sexual assault

Kagiso Manase, 20, was convicted of three counts of sexual activity with a child, two counts of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and one count of sexual assault.

Takudzwa Hova, 21, was found guilty of one count of rape, one count of sexual activity with a child and two counts of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity.

He was found not guilty of one count of rape

Alexandru Nae, 19, was acquitted of one count of sexual activity with a child and one count of rape

The 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was found guilty of rape.

Said Saleh, 20, was convicted of one count of sexual activity with a child but was found not guilty of another count.

7. Ohio terrorism suspect says he would have shot President Obama

WXIX-TV in Cincinnati said Christopher Lee Cornell, 20, called the station from the Kentucky jail where he’s being held, confessed to being a supporter of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and said he planned to kill government officials in retaliation for U.S. strikes on the militant organization.

8. IS destroying another ancient archaeological site in Iraq

(AP) In this file photo taken July 27, 2005, two temples stand over 1,750 years…

1. Paulson: Zehaf Bibeau did not come to his act alone

2. Expert suggests we mock the jihad

(I’m glad they feel this way cause this:)

3. Meanwhile, a Canadian man was called by CSIS and told his son is on a jihadi watch list

A career member of Canada’s armed forces said CSIS has informed him his 23-year-old son is now considered a radical extremist. He worries he could be swept up when new anti-terror legislation comes into force.

The man, who serves on an Alberta military base, says his son in Winnipeg goes by the alias Harun Abdurahman and runs a Twitter account that sides with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

4. CTV does segment showing that a convert to islam waging islamic jihad on Canada in ‘retaliation’ against Canada for sending troops against muslims after having been influenced almost certainly by many other regional muslims have nothing, but nothing to to, with islam.

5. Horrifying video of a number of people hanging upside down in the sun by the ankles in video which is highly reminiscent of much of what took place in Egypt for the brief period that Morsi was in power.

6. BBC article on a 40M£ program to ‘stop radicalization’ in the UK.

(The money of course is used for supporting bureaucrats and making up reasons to suspend freedom of speech claiming that jihad videos are radicalizing people and trying to ban them. I offer the following logic: Out of 1 million people in the UK that see a jihad video, all of them will be disgusted and despise that ideology more than they did before. Many who were apologists for islam will be more cautious about it afterwards, eventually coming to understand reality. Meanwhile, one out of a few million who see the videos will think its a good thing and head to the Islamic State to be tortured, abused and used as cannon fodder or as a brood bitch for the jihadis. Meanwhile, 999/1000 people who leave the UK to become jihadis are getting their doctrine from local mosques and imams. None of the 40£ is used to stop that most likely. So at the end of the day, the program will assist islamic jihad by hiding the reality of it from the mentally healthy people who don’t fully understand it yet while doing nothing to deal with the actual problem.)

7. Ministers reject call to ban religious slaughter of animals that have not been stunned first despite 100,000-strong petition

(After using my slide rule to sort through the negatives in that sentence, I have determined that British MP’s will not ban halal slaughter no matter how cruel it is or if it breaches British animal cruelty laws)

A petition demanding an outright ban on slaughtering animals without stunning them first has attracted more than 100,000 backers – but the Government insisted it still had ‘no intention’ of outlawing religious slaughter.

Vets chief John Blackwell vowed to continue the fight, warning ministers they ‘simply cannot ignore the strength of public feeling’ over animal welfare and a failure to let consumers know how their meat was killed.

Campaigners will now press for a fresh Commons debate on the issue after quickly exceeding the six-figure threshold required on the parliamentary petition site to trigger a possible time slot.

A petition demanding an outright ban on slaughtering animals without stunning them first has attracted more than 100,000 backers – but was still rejected by Parliament

8. Rape suspect dragged out of Indian jail, killed by mob

(Did someone say multiculturalism?)

New Delhi, India (CNN)A mob, consisting of thousands of people, stormed a prison compound in India’s far northeast, dragging out a rape suspect before beating him to death on the streets on Thursday, authorities say.

Police say they tried to stave off the mob with tear gas and opened fire, killing one person.

The crowd targeted a 35-year-old suspect, identified as an undocumented Bangladeshi settler, who died of his injuries before officers could rescue him, said L.L. Doungal, the director-general of police in the remote Nagaland state, where the attack took place.

9. Afghan men wear burkas and march for women’s rights in Kabul

(This is unexpected!)

10. ABC news article on the Islamic State war on history but utterly fails to explain the motive other than a passing remark to ‘preventing apostasy’. In fact it is mandated that muslims must destroy all things from before Islam was the ruling principle and they refer to it as ‘the time of ignorance’ before islam.

11. Interesting video of the now common, ‘dress like group A and secretly film’ but this is in many cities in Europe. The indigenous Danes seem like really nice people. From the Daily Mail.

12. Detainee traded for Bergdahl may have contacted Taliban -officials

(And for a $10.00 Tim Horton’s gift card, I bet he used an Obama phone)

Thank you M., UK Pete, Wrath of Khan, Draculea, Don C. and so many more.

1. Saudi Arabia demands more protection from criticism for islam

The President of the Saudi Human Rights Commission and head of the Saudi delegation in Geneva, Dr. Bandar bin Mohammed Al-Aiban, addressed the 28th session of the Human Rights Council meeting in that city. During his speech, Al-Aiban called for redoubling efforts to address the growing phenomenon of defamation of religions and religious symbols.

“As part of the overall framework to develop the judiciary system and promote human rights, a royal order was recently issued calling for the formation of an ad hoc committee to prepare a draft code of judicial verdicts based on the Islamic jurisprudence, as well as bylaws for a revised criminal procedures system,” Al-Aiban explained. “The bylaws include special executive provisions for arrest procedures of defendants, as well as procedures for searching individuals

(The Saudis nearly certainly mean both the Cairo human rights declaration in islam, as well as that we will not understand it that way)

2. Libya oil fields of Bahi and Mabruk ‘seized by militants’

Forces guarding the Bahi and Mabruk sites retreated after running out of ammunition.

It is not clear which group seized the oil fields. Libya’s internationally recognised government in Tobruk and its rivals Libya Dawn also conducted air strikes on each other’s positions. Libya has been without an effective government since Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011.

(What happened to Gaddafi again? Oh yeah Obama)

3. Ottawa Parliament Hill jihadi’s martyrdom video to be released today. (The CBC is already busy attacking the Harper Government so that the video will have less effect on people once they see it)

4. Rights group sues FBI for death amid Boston bombing probe

(The ‘rights group’ is CAIR)

5. Islamic State video showing screaming mustard yelling about the destruction of a building as if it was a massive accomplishment. The chants are better than usual though. Sort of Caribbean.

6. Mosque in Montreal’s St-Laurent borough faces eviction over zoning issue

Mosque named after a thousand years of Islamic oppression of the Spanish

A popular mosque in Montreal’s Saint-Laurent borough is facing fines of up to $1,000 a day if it refuses to heed an eviction notice, CBC’s French-language service Radio-Canada has learned.

According to borough authorities, the Al Andalous Islamic Center, which hosts about 1,000 worshippers for Friday prayers at its Décarie Boulevard location, has been operating primarily as a place of worship where zoning prohibits it.

The Association des Sciences Islamiques au Canada, the non-profit organization which manages the mosque, says it first applied for a permit in 2012.

‘We warned them that they were not in the right place and had to find another one,’- Alan DeSousa, Mayor of Saint-Laurent

In its application, the association said the place of worship was “born of a need in the community, as the presence of Muslims in the borough is growing year by year.”

The application was rejected in May 2013, and an eviction notice was served.

7. UK watchdog bans Jerusalem travel advert

The UK advertising watchdog has banned an Israeli government tourism advert for “misleading consumers” by suggested that the Old City of Jerusalem was part of Israel.

8. Here is a link to a site with the video of the jihadi who killed an army Corporal in Ottawa and then attacked Parliament Hill. It is a fairly banal mixture of the usual islamic nonsense coupled with pre-Caliphate justification for defensive jihad.

(There may be 18 seconds missing from the video)

9. Honduran making false bomb threat at MIA to appear in federal court

A Honduran woman accused of making a false bomb threat at Miami International Airport will face charges in federal court on Friday afternoon

 Julissa Magdalena Maradiaga-Iscoa attempted to drive her vehicle through the airport entrance, crashed her car into a Miami-Dade Police patrol car and screamed at officers in what was believed to be Arabic and then, in English — all before falsely claiming she had a bomb, according to authorities.

Miami-Dade police turned over the case to the FBI, which confirmed the federal charges against the 33-year-old Honduran citizen.

“At this time there appears to be no nexus to terrorism,” FBI special agent Michael Leverock said in a statement.

(LOL!)
Thank you Tundra Tabloids, Wrath of Khan, Richard, Draculea, and all who sent in materials. Much more to come and even more for things that haven’t happened yet but at this stage, certainly will.

1. ‘Last Jew in Pakistan’ Beaten by Muslim Mob – Then Arrested

Fishel Benkhald, who is leading a campaign to restore Karachi’s Jewish cemetery, attacked after agreeing to debate over minority rights.

Fishel Benkhald after being attacked
Fishel Bennkhald

A Jewish activist in Pakistan was savagely beaten by a Muslim mob Wednesday – and then arrested and roughed up again by police.

Fishel Benkhald – who is leading a one-man campaign to preserve the old Jewish cemetery in Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi – has been a vocal activist for minority rights in the country, which is overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim and where minorities such as Christians, Hindus and non-Sunni Muslims are routinely persecuted.

Speaking to Arutz Sheva Thursday, Benkhald – the son of a Muslim father and a Jewish mother, but who identifies as Jewish – told how he had agreed to a face-to-face debate with a Muslim Pakistani man after a discussion on the topic of minority rights on Twitter.

2. Most interesting links between Amnesty International and CAGE linked to ‘Jihadi John’.

In the past decade or so Amnesty has widened its brief from human rights and torture into such matters as how to reduce poverty and limit the arms trade. (By contrast, Human Rights Watch, a pre-eminent New York-based monitoring group, has stuck closely to the mission for which it is named.) Amnesty has forged alliances and shared platforms with groups which do not necessarily share its original aims.

Controversy over Amnesty’s relations with Cage goes back five years, when Gita Sahgal, a senior figure in Amnesty, was sacked for criticising her organisation’s close ties to Moazzam Begg, a British former detainee of the Americans in Afghanistan and then in Guantánamo, and a director of Cage (formerly Cageprisoners).

Cage describes itself as “an independent advocacy organisation working to empower communities impacted by the war on terror.” Ms Sahgal, however, has long argued that Cage is by no means a human-rights group but a promoter of violent jihad against the West and against non-Islamists in general. She has derided a claim by another former senior Amnesty figure a few years ago that Cage’s promotion of “defensive jihad” is “not antithetical to human rights”.

3. ISIS bulldozes ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) group began bulldozing the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq on Thursday, the government said, in the jihadists’ latest attack on the country’s historical heritage.

ISIS “assaulted the historic city of Nimrud and bulldozed it with heavy vehicles,” the tourism and antiquities ministry said on an official Facebook page.

An Iraqi antiquities official confirmed the news, saying the destruction began after noon prayers on Thursday and that trucks that may have been used to haul away artefacts had also been spotted at the site.

“Until now, we do not know to what extent it was destroyed,” the official said on condition of anonymity.

(Understanding islam is easy. Just think of the most vile, awful, anti-human, anti civilization things you can and put them all together and you will be nearly exactly right)

4. McGill University gym women-only hours proposal causes uproar

Muslim demands we change everything to suit islam, nothing to do with islam

When student Soumia Allalou, 23, decided to get back into shape, she contacted the university’s gym and asked when women-only hours were. She was surprised to find that there was no such thing.

“Personally I prefer to work out in a women-only environment. I just kind of assumed they would have women-only hours. I asked them if there was a project for that in the works and they said that they didn’t think so,” said Allalou, who wears a hair covering and cites religious reasons for her preference. She took to Facebook to voice her concerns.

5. Noam Chomsky, a person who I thought had become so irrelevant that no one really gave a fig what he thought about anything as its so damn predictable, feels that all the islamic terror we have seen is indeed because of oppression, poverty and all the usual Marxist distractions from reality as we might expect from him.

6. Saudi Arabia Facebook Arrest: Religious Police Detain Indian Citizen For ‘Offensive’ Hindu Mecca Photo

An Indian citizen has been arrested in Saudi Arabia for allegedly posting offensive religious images on Facebook, Gulf News reported on Tuesday. The man was detained by Saudi religious police after reportedly posting a photo of Mecca’s Grand Mosque and its iconic black “Ka’aba” cuboid replaced with Hindu religious symbols.

A Saudi national reportedly alerted the country’s religious police, officially known as the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, after seeing the image, which prompted an investigation, according to Gulf News. The man accused of posting the photo was arrested at the airport by police under the country’s anti-cyber crime law, which bans the promotion of offensive pictures.

(In keeping with the modern tradition of submitting to islamic sensitivities by the world’s media, the IB Times does not have the offensive photo in question in their article. The IB Times like everyone except possibly the Daily Mail, is determined to send humanity back to the drag ages.)

7. Islington knife murder of cyclist, 15, caught on CCTV

Police have released CCTV footage of the moment a 15-year-old boy was fatally stabbed while he was cycling with friends.

Alan Cartwright, from Islington, north London, was attacked near Copenhagen Street in the borough, last Friday.

The teenager managed to cycle away but collapsed on nearby Caledonian Road and was pronounced dead at the scene.

(Video at site)

8. Channel4 explains that Jihadi John was a great guy till someone said an unkind word to him or didn’t give him the right kind of X box on a birthday and so thats why he went to jihad.

9. This is just great. You have to watch it to get it. No amount of description could ever do this justice.

10. This seems to be a well written and fairly complete explanation of islam and its ambitions by someone raised in Egypt and experienced the transformation of that country into a pure Islamic” one right before her eyes. This is one of those things you may want to keep the link and download to send to people who might just be starting to be open to understanding this issue.
Thank you Draculea, M., Bear, Wrath of Khan, Tasha Car and so many more. Still a long way to go to catch up. Thank you all for sending in so much important material and great comments on it.

1. Sharples High School chemistry teacher planned to commit ‘multiple acts of murder fighting alongside ISIS’

A CHEMISTRY teacher who planned to travel to Syria to fight alongside Islamic State prepared himself to commit “multiple acts of murder”, a court has heard.

Sharples High School teacher Jamshed Javeed was among a group of young Muslim men who became radicalised and “determined to fight Jihad” in 2013.

The 30-year-old helped his younger brother Mohammed and two other men join the terrorist group, also known as Isis, in Syria by providing money for flights as well as clothing and equipment, Woolwich Crown Court in London was told today.

(BBC link here)

2. This religiously motivated radio program has segments of Baroness Cox from the start to  23:30 and then from 33:50 to 39:50

3. Leeds imam: Islam not to blame for “deplorable acts” of sex grooming gangs

Mr Asim has written a piece reacting to a report published this week into child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Oxfordshire.

The serious case review found as many as 373 children may have abused by gangs of men in the county in the last 16 years.

It called for research into why those convicted in the case – and other high-profile cases in places like Rochdale and Rotherham – were of “Pakistani and/or Muslim heritage”.

But Mr Asim said it was “not credible to blame a whole community”. He added: “Some groups are exploiting the cases of sexual grooming and are linking the depraved actions of the perpetrators to Islam

(I would be willing to wager that none of the perps are Pakistani Christians)

4. In Midst of War, Ukraine Becomes Gateway for Jihad

“OUR BROTHERS ARE there,” Khalid said when he heard I was going to Ukraine. “Buy a local SIM card when you get there, send me the number and then wait for someone to call you.”

Khalid, who uses a pseudonym, leads the Islamic State’s underground branch in Istanbul. He came from Syria to help control the flood of volunteers arriving in Turkey from all over the world, wanting to join the global jihad. Now, he wanted to put me in touch with Ruslan, a “brother” fighting with Muslims in Ukraine.

The “brothers” are members of ISIS and other underground Islamic organizations, men who have abandoned their own countries and cities. Often using pseudonyms and fake identities, they are working and fighting in the Middle East, Africa and the Caucasus, slipping across borders without visas. Some are fighting to create a new Caliphate — heaven on earth.  Others — like Chechens, Kurds and Dagestanis — say they are fighting for freedom, independence and self-determination. They are on every continent, and in almost every country, and now they are in Ukraine, too.

5. “Independent tests show that Argentine special prosecutor Alberto Nisman was murdered, his family says.

At a news conference, Mr Nisman’s ex-wife said the findings ruled out the hypotheses of accident or suicide….

Ms Salgado, a federal judge, added that her report was at “the disposal of the prosecutor and judge” involved with the official investigation into Mr Nisman’s death….”

Thank you GoV., Snaphanen.Dk., WTD., Draculea, and all. More to come.

1. How the man behind group that called ISIS executioner Mohammed Emwazi ‘extremely kind’ and ‘a beautiful man’ called for Jihad during demonstration outside the US Embassy

A video has surfaced of the Muslim activist who described ISIS executioner Jihaji John as ‘a beautiful man’ calling for Jihad at an anti-US rally in London.

Asim Qureshi urged protestors to ‘support the jihad of our brothers and sisters’ in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine and Chechnya.

Speaking through a microphone at the the pan-Islamic Hizb ut-Tahrir movement rally, human rights group CAGE’s research director preached: ‘When we see the example of our brothers and sisters fighting in Chechnya, Iraq, Palestine, Kashmir, Afghanistan, then we know where the example lies.

(Go to the Daily Mail link for video)

2. Qatari fatwa: Destroy Egypt’s pyramids, Sphinx!

A fatwa from a Qatari-owned online portal has been widely circulated by Egyptian press this week after it called for the destruction of pharanoic monuments on the grounds that they are contrary to Islam.

The religious edict, issued by Islam Web, was picked up by several independent Egyptian news outlets, such as Youm 7 and al-Fagr. It suggested the destruction of the historic monuments were a “religious duty” that Egyptians must fulfill.

2. France to double number of Islamic university courses

(Looking into translating related video now)

In a speech in the eastern French city of Strasbourg, Valls said that improving home-grown Islamic education was essential to defeating the ignorance that makes “Islamist extremism and the far right feed off each other”.

His speech follows January’s Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks and comes amid concern about the influence of radical foreign imams on Muslims in France, which has Western Europe’s biggest Muslim community.

The Socialist government is also worried about the increasing popularity of the anti-immigration and anti-Europe National Front party, which is coming top of the polls ahead of regional elections due to take place later this month.

“The rise of far-right populist politics, in Europe as well as in our own country, feeds directly off the rise of jihadism, terrorism and radical extremism,” he said. “It is a situation that puts our democracy, our society and our capacity to live together in extreme jeopardy.”

(Extraordinary example of Soviet style public reeducation to preserve a myth both dangerous and certainly unacceptable to much of the indigenous population. Also this has to be a violation of France’s strict secular laws called, ‘Laicete’ [sp])

3. Three men arrested in terror fraud probe linked to Syria

The arrests are part of a police probe into large-scale fraud linked to UK extremists travelling to Syria.

Two men, aged 29 and 23, were arrested at addresses in west and east London on suspicion of money-laundering, and have now been released on bail until April.

A third man, aged 37, was held in west London on suspicion of the same crime.

4. Douglas Murray: Hate Crimes: US Lynches the Facts

The police are now under serious pressure — as they were in the cases of Trayvon Martin and “Ferguson” — to attribute the crime to causes other than those they may actually think to be the case.

There are many difficulties with “hate crimes” legislation. But one of the worst is that it turns the law from being blind into being a tool that can be used not only to drive home a political vision, but one that can be used to ignore and even lobby to change facts.

While a lot of people seem not to want to recognize when Jews are killed as Jews, the truth is that a very great number of people appear to want Muslims or Blacks, when they are killed, to have been murdered because they were Muslims or Blacks.

This is the disturbing trend that seems to have fed into these moments of Presidential blindness.

5. Paris drones: New wave of alerts

(I have been avoiding posting the stories of drones over paris as a general rule because who wouldn’t want great aerial footage of Paris and its spectacular architecture etc. I would want that footage for sure and would try and get it if I was there. But in light of the Al Jazeera ‘journalists’ and constant alerts about it, I would think that most hobbyists would have cooled it for now so it seems more likely that the purpose is nefarious)

6. …and it continues over in Ferguson

The decision on whether to pursue charges in connection with the ransacking of the “Justice for Mike Brown” merchandise operation (seen above) is particularly sensitive since Lesley McSpadden, Brown’s mother, is named in a police report as one of the “attackers” who participated in the assault, which cops classified as a felony armed robbery.

7. Netanyahu’s Iran speech gains tacit support in Saudi Arabia

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fiery speech this week before the U.S. Congress, in which he argued against an emerging nuclear deal with Iran, has received tacit support from an unlikely quarter — Saudi Arabia.

The oil-rich Sunni kingdom views Shiite Iran as a regional rival that is perhaps even more menacing than Israel.

That was clear in a string of columns this week published in Saudi state-linked media, which is widely seen as reflecting official views and mainstream thought in the kingdom, and which voiced skepticism of President Barack Obama’s efforts to broker a landmark nuclear agreement with Tehran.

Thank you Draculea, M., Wrath of Khan, Richard and all. Much more to come.

1. Post-Gadhafi Libya now a jihadist springboard backed by Iran, Qatar, Sudan and Turkey

The consolidation of a self-proclaimed Caliphate in eastern Libya provides the jihadist camp with springboard into Africa and southern Europe.

That strategic thrust, supported strongly by Qatar, Sudan, Iran, and Turkey, has already begun, and highlights the transformation of the takfiri jihadist movements, the Muslim Brothers (Ikhwan), and many of the former Al Qaida movements.

Although jihadist forces occupied Tripoli in October 2011 — as a direct result of the Western military intervention which helped bring down the Moammar al-Gadhafi Administration in Libya — they failed to consolidate power and focus on all-Islamist causes. Subsequently, Libya sank into the still-escalating fratricidal fighting between a myriad of militias and localized forces.

2. U.S. Ambassador Lippert attacked in South Korea

March 2015: U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert was attacked by an individual during a lecture in South Korea on Wednesday. The suspected assailant was detained by police. Lippert was taken to a hospital for treatment.

(One has to wonder if the serious degree to which Obama has weakened the United States isn’t responsible for every punk to think he can attack an ambassador. I suppose he should count himself lucky that he isn’t in Libya)

3. Documents from the Bin Laden compound show how Al Qaeda was planning to hijack the Arab Spring

(I would say they succeeded admirably)

As the so-called “Arab Spring” swept through the Muslim-majority world in 2011, some US officials and counterterrorism analysts proclaimed that al Qaeda had been left “on the sidelines.”

However, the limited selection of publicly-available documents captured in Osama bin Laden’s compound in May 2011 tell a different story. The al Qaeda chieftain and his subordinates saw an opportunity.

4.  Imam Who Said Ayaana Hirsi Ali Deserved Death Penalty Was Hired By DOJ To Teach Muslim Classes To Federal Prisoners

An Egyptian-born imam who in 2007 said that Somali-born activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali should receive the death penalty for her criticism of Islam is now a Department of Justice contractor hired to teach classes to Muslims who are in federal prison.

According to federal spending records, Fouad ElBayly, the imam at Islamic Center of Johnstown in Pennsylvania, was contracted by the DOJ’s Bureau of Prisons beginning last year to teach the classes to Muslim inmates at Cumberland Federal Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Md.

5. RCMP to show Zehaf-Bibeau video on Friday

The RCMP obtained the video after the October attack, in which Zehaf-Bibeau shot and killed Cpl. Nathan Cirillo at the War Memorial and then stormed Parliament Hill, where he died in a shootout. […]

On Wednesday morning, the committee released a notice for the meeting which said it would receive a “briefing by the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to publicly display and discuss the video made by the individual who committed barbaric terrorist acts in Ottawa on Wednesday, October 22, 2014.”

However, within about 30 minutes, the committee abruptly changed the wording of that notice to tone down its language, remove the word “barbaric”, and simply say that Paulson would deliver a briefing “on a video” made by the person who “committed terrorists acts” on Oct 22, 2014.

6. Virginia Teen Recruiting For The ISLAMIC STATE

Thank you Draculea, M., WTD, Wrath of Khan and all. More on the burner.

1. Muslim Holidays Are Now NYC Public School Holidays

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this morning that the Muslim holidays of Eid al-Adha and al-Fitr have been added to the NYC public school schedule, calling it “a change that respects the diversity of our city.”

During the Bloomberg administration, the City Council approved adding the holidays, but Mayor Bloomberg was against the measure, saying in 2008, “The truth of the matter is we need more children in school. More, not less,” and “When you have a city as diverse as we do, with virtually every religion known to man practiced, if we closed school for every single day there wouldn’t be any school.”

2. A story about a killing of a 7 year old daughter by the mother and her lesbian lover too weird for words.

(While this may not have anything to do with the usual islamic motives for killing children, or perhaps it does, the lack of taboo on killing children likely goes a long way to making something like this more likely. More here and here)

3. Pakistani man guilty in al-Qaida plot to attack NYC subway

NEW YORK (AP) — A Pakistani man was found guilty Wednesday in a failed al-Qaida bomb plot after a New York trial that featured spies in disguise, evidence from the raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound and the defendant’s questioning of an admitted co-conspirator.

The jury reached the verdict in federal court in Brooklyn after beginning deliberations Tuesday morning. No date was set for sentencing.

Abid Naseer was first arrested in 2009 in Great Britain on charges he was part of a terror cell plotting to blow up a shopping mall in Manchester, England. The charges were dropped after a British court found there wasn’t enough evidence, but U.S. prosecutors later named him in an indictment that alleged a broader conspiracy that included a failed plot to attack the New York City subway.

4. Iraqi Shiite Militia Leader: Give Me a Month, and I Will Make ISIS Terrorists Wear Women’s Clothing

5. House committee to subpoena e-mails from Clinton’s personal account

A House investigative committee is preparing to send out subpoenas later Wednesday to gather a deeper look into former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton’s nearly exclusive use of personal e-mails to do her official business as the government’s top diplomat, according to people familiar with the probe.

The House Select Committee on Benghazi, which first discovered Clinton’s use of a personal e-mail based on a home server in its inquiry into a fatal 2012 terrorist attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, is asking for all e-mails related to the attack from all Clintonemail.com accounts and any other staff members’ personal accounts.

6. A heart warming interview on Lebanese TV with a muslim leader of some kind discussing how Christian groups will fight alongside muslim ones. Get the kleenex out.

7. Bill Warner: The false hope of a moderate islam

Thank you UK Pete, M., Draculea, Bill Warner and all who sent in material and there are many. Much more to come as well.

1. Muslim faith group finds device that protects from terrorism by using pig’s blood, apparently far more offensive than terrorism.

(I think for the rest of us, if a person invented a device that prevented terrorism by exploiting any phobia we may have, we would be fully grateful. Unless of course we supported terrorism. In which case, yes, we would find it offensive. In this case though it is fully defensive and therefore should be embraced, especially, one would imagine, by muslims who should be tired of being tarred with the terrorism brush. I suppose the real problem is that this device actually might protect against… jihad.)

“It will keep suicide bombers from blowing themselves up near the container of pig blood because they believe that they would be guaranteed not to go to heaven,” Lacy wrote.

The inventor even suggested spraying pig blood on the Israeli border to “eliminate terrorist infiltration”, seemingly failing to notice the Jewish taboo on pork products.

Fiyaz Mughal, director of the interfaith group Faith Matters, said the device has “been created by someone who seeks to humiliate specific faiths”.

“The patent is particularly troubling if used against Jews or Muslims, because it would be deeply offensive and insulting to their faith and beliefs,” Mughal continued

(Jews would likely not care because A. they aren’t committing terror and B. have no issue with pigs blood so long as it isn’t in the food)

2. France has issued warrants for three men wanted for 1982 attacks against a Jewish target

The men, believed to be former members of a radical Palestinian group, have been identified 33 years after the Rue des Rosiers assault.

They now live in Norway, Jordan and the occupied West Bank, French media say. […] The three men are said to have belonged to a group led by Palestinian militant Abu Nidal, which was active in the 1970-80s.

A grenade was launched inside the restaurant, seen here two days later, and gunmen opened fire inside

3. At last. A little good news. Seems Ms. Clinton is now disqualified, at least technically, from being president. More on how she ran this particular deception here. Someone who plays this fast and lose with the rules of course, likely won’t let this stop her as it didn’t stop the current president.

The existence of a personal account that Hillary Clinton used to conduct government business as secretary of state was discovered by the committee and reported by the New York Times.

Clinton’s use of this personal account explains why investigations of the Benghazi terrorist attack — and her culpability in our diplomatic mission’s vulnerability there, the failure to heed warnings and the cover-up afterward — failed to find much email evidence of her direct involvement.

4. Islamic State video attacking checkpoint with tanks in Hama Syria

5. Islamic State suicide attack against the PKK

Thank you Don C., Keven, M., Wrath of Khan, and many more.

1. Marine Le Pen accepts Madonna drink invitation

(It is admirable when someone is ready to admit that a very public stand they have taken may have been wrong. Points to the singer for this one)

2. One of FBI’s most wanted terrorists captured in Somalia

Mogadishu. Somalia (CNN)A Somali-American on the FBI’s Most Wanted Terrorists list has been captured, Somali intelligence officials said Tuesday.

Liban Haji Mohamed was arrested as he traveled from an area controlled by terror group Al-Shabaab in southern Somalia.

The one-time cabdriver in northern Virginia is being held and interrogated by Somali officials.

3. Image captures light as both wave and particle for very first time

(Can this be the beginning of a new set of models on the nature of existence?)

4. Saudi Arabia awards preacher who says Muslims can have sex with slaves top prize and £130,000 for services to Islam

The king of Saudi Arabia has handed his country’s most-prestigious prize to a preacher who has previously said the Koran allows Muslims to have sex with female slaves.

Indian cleric Zakir Naik, who has also said 9/11 was an inside job, was handed the King Faisal International Prize for Services to Islam at a glittering ceremony in Riyadh.

A physician by training, the Mumbai-based 49-year-old has carved out a career as a charismatic television preacher, but his controversial views have led to him being banned from entering the UK.

5. Was it a hate crime? Fears gangs of Asian paedophiles who preyed on hundreds of vulnerable white girls were racially motivated as PM brands it ‘abuse on an industrial scale’ 

A total of 373 girls suffered sexual abuse in Oxfordshire, a report into ‘indescribably awful’ child sexual exploitation has found – and now fears have been raised that the abuse may have been racially motivated.

Over 15 years hundreds of victims as young as 11 were groomed, raped and forced into prostitution by gangs of men ‘predominantly of Pakistani heritage’, a serious case review has found.

The damning 114-page report said victims were in a ‘living hell from which they couldn’t extricate themselves’ after ‘hostile’ officials wrote some off as ‘difficult girls making bad choices’ when they begged for help.

6. UK children suffered sex abuse on ‘industrial scale’

7. UK Cops Turned Away Bleeding Girl Sexually Assaulted by Muslims

If only she had burned a Koran or said something insulting about Islam on the train. Then she would have been arrested and public enemy number one by the evening. But all she was, was a bloody reminder that the UK has become a colony of its colonists.

Nearly 400 girls may have been sexually exploited in Oxfordshire over a 16-year period, according to a report that has criticised authorities for failing to protect victims.

The Serious Case Review said a paedophile ring was able to rape and abuse six victims for five years because the girls’ complaints were not taken seriously. They were reported missing 500 times between 2005 and 2010, the review said.

One victim described how she turned up at a police station covered in blood in the early hours, but was ignored.

8. Jihadi John family’s 20 years on benefits: How it’s cost taxpayers up to £400k to house fanatic and his relatives in upmarket areas

Jihadi John and his asylum-seeking family have milked the British benefits system for 20 years, the Mail can reveal today.

Housing the Islamic State executioner and his relatives in affluent parts of London has cost taxpayers up to £400,000.

One landlord said Mohammed Emwazi’s family were ‘parasites’ and ‘tenants from hell’. Incredibly, they are still believed to be pocketing £40,000 a year in handouts despite there being no sign of them in Britain.

9. Eric Holder most race obsessed AG ever

Thank you Wrath of Khan, Buck, M., ML., UK Pete, Daniel Greenfield, and so many contributors. More to come.