Category Archives: Islam

Islam continues to revert to what it is: Links 4 on Jan. 13 – 2015

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1. Turkish fatwas including one not to allow people to keep pet dogs at home.

For instance, Diyanet recently issued a fatwa that urges Muslims who have tattoos to repent if they are unable to erase them. Another fatwa was mentioned in Diyanet‘s 2015 calendar. “Do not keep pet dogs at home … Prophet Mohammed once said: ‘Angels do not visit homes where there are dogs and paintings.'”

(Turkey is going dark fast)

2. Germany Bracing for Islamic Terror

Paris “Just the First Shot”

German police have evidence “that key European cities could be attacked at any time.” — Der Spiegel.

“This is a serious situation.” — German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere.

“You will pay the price as you walk on your streets, turning right and left, fearing the Muslims. We will conquer your Rome, break your crosses, and enslave your women, by the permission of Allah.” — Jihadist video threatening Italy.

“The Islamists… showed France that they are incapable of democracy and rather look to violence and death as an answer! Our politicians want us to believe the opposite. Must such a tragedy happen here in Germany first???” — Patriotic Europeans against the Islamization of the West [PEGIDA].

3. New video seems to show the Kouachi  Bros. after attack

4. EU’s Kerchove says “we cannot prevent new terror attacks”

AGI) Brussels, Jan 13 – Gilles de Kerchove, the EU Counter-terrorism Coordinator, warned that “we cannot prevent further [terror] attacks.” The top European official said that prisons “are incubators of a massive radicalisation”, and explained that “it is not possible to totally prevent terrorism attacks such as the Paris massacre.”

(What do you say about a political authority that openly admits they cannot protect us, yet we know would not grant its citizens the most basic right to self defense and to discriminate against the enemy who is attacking us? How do we describe this situation?)

5. Man linked to Paris attack arrested in Bulgaria:

Bulgarian authorities on Tuesday confirmed they had arrested a French citizen believed to have links to one of the brothers who carried out the Paris attacks. (Jan. 13)

6. 2008 video of one of the Paris attack videos leaving a French court on earlier terror related charges.

Thank you Maria J. M., Yucki, Richard, Don C. and many more, as well as many who are currently working on important updates and research as well as translations.

More to come.

(Photo) Charlie, Paris, march against terrorism: Mahmoud Abbas is having great fun…

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Original translation by Oz-Rita

From Europe-Israel.Org

Sunday, during the rally of solidarity with the French victimes fallen under the bullets of islamic jihad, the president of the palestinian authority, Mahmoud Abbas, (who has a history of terrorism) made an appearance in the first rank of world leaders. Continue Reading →

The new Charlie Hebdo cover.

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1. Charlie Hebdo’s new caricature ‘unjustifiably provocative’: Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta

(it is stupefying to try and grasp that muslims believe that any drawing is a greater offense than the murder of some 16 people over them. But that is Islam in a nutshell. Where it belongs.   *~@:^{)>   <—– An atypical moment of a happy mohamed in ASCI art)

Charlie Hebdo’s decision to renew the publication of caricatures of Prophet Mohamed is “an act unjustifiably provocative to the feelings of a billion and a half Muslims worldwide who love and respect the Prophet,” Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta warned in a statement on Tuesday.

The new issue of Charlie Hebdo will cause a “new wave of anger” in France and the West in general, the statement said, adding that it “will not serve the dialogue between civilisations which Muslims seek.”

The cover of the first edition of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo since 12 of its staff members were killed by Islamist gunmen last week showed a cartoon of the Prophet Mohamed crying and holding up a “Je suis Charlie” sign under the words “All is forgiven.”

Note from Eeyore:

The thing about this graphic I like, is it is even funnier upside down:

Post killing Charlie hebdo Cover 180 degrees.1

H/T Grace

10News.dk update: “Psychology: greater jihad is preparing for the lesser jihad — holy war” – etc…

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  1. Denmark: “moderate” Ahmadiyya Muslims behind new political party refused to answer simple questions
  2. Jyllands-Posten, famous for the Muhammad cartoons, will not print Charlie Hebdo drawings
  3. Geert Wilders interviewed on the terror attacks in France: “Its only the beginning, it will get far more worse.”
  4. Psychiatrist: Charlie Hebdo jihadis are not crazy or psychopaths, they are simply Islamic fundamentalists
  5. Dr. Bill Warner: Why the Charlie Hebdo massacre was “100 percent Islam”
  6. UK police: Al Qaeda’s plans for 2015: more “mass casualty attacks against the West”
  7. Nicolai Sennels: Psychology: greater jihad is preparing for the lesser jihad — holy war
  8. Nicolai Sennels: What is Islamization?
  9. After three years of research in texts of 10 biggest religions linguist concludes: Islam is the most violent religion.
  10. Dutch professors: government underestimate number of jihadis to counter “islamophobia”

Govt. deception. For us or agin us? Links 4 on Jan. 12 – 2015

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1. There are separate sources which are sending me information on the garbage truck driver who sped down a busy shopping street in downtown Glasgow killing 6 during the Christmas rush and on the same week that all the traffic and stabbing attacks by other muslims took place in France and elsewhere. The story is that his name has been put on a ‘D-notice’, apparently meaning that his identity is somehow a matter of national security in Scotland.

2. PEGIDA Dresden had over 40,000 attendees in their march against Islam tonight. Tundra T. tells us that the Finnish leftist media is claiming a much lower number and also claiming that anti-PEGIDA marches were larger. Fascinating. Once again the political left shows its interested in getting results and not truth or good. No wonder it understands islam so well.

3. White house press lackey is grilled on why neither Obama or Biden could make it to the French rally. (I suspect Biden couldn’t make it because he couldn’t find a suitcase big enough for the giant shoes, red mop like wig and big red nose that honks when you squeeze it)

Another link on the possible reasons Obama didn’t make it here at the Blaze

4. Canada: Third Ottawa man arrested in terror probe

RCMP have arrested a third Ottawa man in a terror probe that surfaced with the arrest of two brothers on Friday.

The RCMP Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) on Monday arrested and charged Suliman Mohamed, 21, from Ottawa with participating in the activity of a terrorist group and conspiracy to participate in a terrorist activity.

RCMP say this arrest is linked to the arrests of Ottawa twin brothers Ashton and Carlos Larmond, both 24, made on Friday.

5. Friend of Paris victim: It’s like a civil war

(Sentimental video at link. But at least they are starting to flood the term in people’s minds. What else could this be after all?)

More to come shortly.

Thank you UK Pete, Buck, M., ML., and a lot of people who sent in material and are currently working on translations now. I suspect this blog may become redundant within a year and a half as people will be able to look out their windows and see what we have been talking about. Things are moving closer to home for all of us. One thing that I feel its very important to remember is that the people arrested and the plots foiled before they happen do not go into the ‘no-problem’ file but into the ‘act of terrorism and attack’ file. People are being lulled into a state of complacency because of the successes of our security services in Canada and thats fantastic that they have protected us, but we must remind people that had they succeeded, they would not view Islam the same way as most still do.

More to come.

 

The new schism. Is it Islam, or extremists? Links 3 on Jan. 12 – 2015

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1. Denmark: “moderate” Ahmadiyya Muslims behind new political party refused to answer simple questions

(At last someone is asking some of the right questions. Another one might be, ‘Do you condemn jihad for islamic supremacy or jihad against the unbeliever’? not to mention, ‘When you say innocent, do you mean the unbeliever who has not committed a crime based on Western legal rules?’)

2. Leaked Al Jazeera emails expose anger over global support for Charlie Hebdo

(This feels like one of those stories that is more important than it is sexy. Remember, Al Jazeera is allowed in Canada while FOX News was not)

Leaked internal emails from The Qatari-based Al Jazeera news to the New York-based National Review magazine revealed a split in the network’s employees that ran across lines of the global campaigns “I am Charlie” and “I am not Charlie”  in the wake of multiple terror attacks in France.

Al Jazeera English editor and executive producer Salah-Aldeen Khadr sent out a staff-wide e-mail last Thursday, reminding his staffers that “We are Al Jazeera!!!”

Khadr made suggestions for Al Jazeera employees on how to cover the Charlie Hebdo massacre, including, asking if it “really was an attack on free speech,” whether “I am Charlie” is an alienating slogan and whether this was really an attack against free speech and, or  “European values” or really “a clash of extremist fringes.”

3. French PM: “This wasn’t a ‘lone wolf’ attack”

4. Maps of Paris Jewish Schools Found in Terrorist’s Car

It has been revealed that terrorist Amedy Coulibaya, who murdered four people in a kosher supermarket in Paris on Friday, may have planned to attack a Jewish school just one day earlier.

Maps with the locations of Jewish schools on them were found in his car.

On Thursday, Coulibaya shot and murdered a female police officer who was responding to a car accident. Investigators now suspect that he had been planning to attack a Jewish school located a short distance beyond the site of the crash.

5. UK: Cuts to cancer treatments announced

(This was inevitable. Either you cut govt. paid health care to millions of illegal parasites who will riot and burn your cities for stopping them from getting what they haven’t worked for and they are not entitled to, or you cut funding to the really really sick people who have paid into the system for generations and generations but are too ill to get out of bed to do anything about it.)

6. Some Iraqis react to the French attacks and public reaction.

7. France steps up security at Jewish schools

(I still say more freedom not less is the answer. Let people carry firearms. Let the schools defend themselves and stop Islamic immigration and start deportations of muslims who will not accept French secular values)

8. French PM: “Not a lone wolf attack”

Thank you M., UK Pete, Yucki, Richard, Tundra T. and many more.

Today, over 40,000 people showed up for the weekly PEGIDA march in Germany and check this comment for an update on the Scottish garbage truck driver who is being hidden from us after the massive crash killing 6 in Glasgow near Christmas. More to come shortly.

To estimate the bard if he was alive today: “It’s on”.

 

A teacher’s distress – She speaks about ‘Charlie’ to her students who display utter contempt for the minute of silence, provocations…

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Original translation by Sassy

From Fdesouche

Minute of silence met with misunderstanding, at times contempt, provocation…, a PEN (Priority Education Network) college teacher of the Grenoble Academy tells of her disturbing day.

On the morning of January 8th, our minister notified us by email of our duty to explain the values of the Republic.  As teachers, it is our duty to explain the facts to our students, to promote contemplation, to help them understand.

“Why observe one minute of silence for people I never knew?”

My first exchange was with my 5th grade class of 12-year old students.  They were very quiet.  Except one who asked me: “Why observe one minute of silence for people I never knew?”  I found this reaction to be violent.  His classmates were also angry. They’re young, certainly more emotional than their elders.  I saw this student’s words were not purposeful.  He was provoking.

I summarized the events: human beings were killed.  To ensure the minute of silence would be observed, I had to ‘take hold of the situation’, or else it wouldn’t have worked. I told them: “Do you realize the victims left home yesterday morning and said to their family ‘See you later’?”

During this moment of silence, I had to rein in those who were amusing their audience through a display of bravado.  After the moment of silence, I felt a heaviness weigh down the class so I moved on to another topic.  I had just seen a few of my muslim students stand up, head lowered, ill at ease for themselves, their families, it must be hard for those who established the parallel.

As to what happened in my classroom, this provocation, it’s meaningless compared to what some of my colleagues had to deal with.  During the minute of silence, in the other classrooms, many students were expelled, some kept on talking, saying horrible things, while others laughed.  A muslim 6th grader outright refused to observe the minute of silence.  All these students, of ‘devious’ behavior, were sent to the principal’s office and to the school infirmary to be given a lecture no doubt different from that which they hear in their home.

Early afternoon, I attended my 4th grade class.  They had just finished a French lesson during which they took part in a lively debate on the subject.  They were noisy, agitated.  I proposed we continue the discussion.  Some said it was a terrible event, calling the terrorists ‘barbarians’.  But one student started to express his disagreement.  I also noticed another muslim female student sitting at the end of the classroom waiting patiently with her hand held up to speak.

“We will not allow ourselves to be insulted by a drawing of the prophet”

“Madame”, she says to me, “we will not allow ourselves to be insulted by a drawing of the prophet, it’s normal that we exact revenge.  It is more than a mockery, it is an insult !” 

Contrary to some, this young girl was not mincing her words, she was not provoking.  Next to her, one of her friends, also muslim, agreed with her words. 

I was upset, I tried to engage on the principle of freedom and freedom of expression.  Then, another group of four muslim students became agitated: “Why do they keep on, Madame, since we already had threatened them?”

Many students tried to calm them down while explaining that Charlie Hebdo treated all religions the same way. Their French lesson class teacher had shown them the photos of other religions mocked by Charlie Hebdo.  But they react according to what they hear in their home.

A division was created among the students

What distresses me, it’s the fracture this tragic event created in my classrooms which are normally well blended in.  The result was a division among the students.  Today, the atmosphere was gloomy, particular.  This 4th grade classroom, usually sympathetic and dynamic, was suddenly divided into two clans.  The sectarians suddenly resurged.  And I am frightened for what will follow.

The school system must transmit our values but we are, at times, betrayed by the parents.  We teach the children our republican values, but once they are home, they ditch them aside.  They don’t trust us, their teachers.  They don’t consider us as their allies but as their enemies.  As a teacher, you ask yourself what they must think of you, of us – the teachers, us – whose mission is to teach them.

We have before us young citizens that entertain such ideas that we must ask ourselves: “Where are we heading?”

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The war against the West, its values, culture and rights accelerates: Links 1 on Jan. 11 – 2015

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1. French Prime Minister Warns: If Jews Flee, The Republic Will Be Judged a Failure

The massacre at a kosher supermarket in Paris on Friday reinforced a fear, expressed openly and with distressing frequency by many in France’s half-million-strong Jewish community, that Islamist violence is compelling large numbers of Jews to flee. Already, several thousand have left over the past few years. But it is not merely the physical safety of France’s Jews that is imperiled by anti-Semitic violence, the country’s prime minister, Manuel Valls, argues, but the very idea of the French Republic itself. In an interview conducted before the Charlie Hebdo and kosher supermarket massacres, Valls told me that if French Jews were to flee in large numbers, the soul of the French Republic would be at risk.

“The choice was made by the French Revolution in 1789 to recognize Jews as full citizens,” Valls told me. “To understand what the idea of the republic is about, you have to understand the central role played by the emancipation of the Jews. It is a founding principle.”

Valls, a Socialist who is the son of Spanish immigrants, describes the threat of a Jewish exodus from France this way: “If 100,000 French people of Spanish origin were to leave, I would never say that France is not France anymore. But if 100,000 Jews leave, France will no longer be France. The French Republic will be judged a failure.”

2. John Robson on the obvious media conspiracy against reality

3. German Paper That Published French Cartoons Fire Bombed

Police in Germany have detained two men suspected of an arson attack early Sunday against a newspaper that republished the cartoons of French weekly Charlie Hebdo. The newspaper Hamburger Morgenpost said on its website the overnight arson attack destroyed several files in its archive, but didn’t injure anyone.

4. To call the Paris attacks a ‘war’ dignifies pointless slaughter

THE ABOVE HEADLINE IS PROOF OF A BRITISH FIFTH COLUMN ON THE LEFT

By calling an act of war, “Pointless Slaughter” The Telegraph is in fact attempting to remove the justification to fight back. This is no less than a modern, much more psychologically sophisticated version of a Tokyo Rose but from within our own borders.

Her observations as so patently poor in this article that she actually has to use identity politics to rationalize it. Sadly she is Jewish, which will only add to the already quite sufficient irrational antisemitism in Western nations already. There is no denying that the use of identity politics is a form of avoiding reason and stepping around it, and not an argument in itself. This is a central aspect of reason itself.

Also notice that she had to make up her own definition of war in order to make the French attacks not a war, and even by her own definition, entirely synthetic and proprietary, she is wrong. They are gaining territory, not just in the thousands of ‘No-Go’ zones in Europe and North America, but in the less tangible territory of our own rights in our own lands, a much more important and global territory they are obviously wining by the admission of our own media moguls.

Eeyore for Vlad.

Thank you Buck, Tundra T., M., and all. More to come very shortly.

 

The media conspiracy works cause its too huge to believe: Links 2 on Jan. 10 – 2015

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1. Hundreds of Social Media Posts Featuring Charlie Hebdo Cartoons Blocked by Mumbai Police

Mumbai:  Following a series of terror strikes in France, the Mumbai Police has blocked hundreds of posts on social media which replicate the controversial cartoons of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, sources reveal.

Ever since it became clear that the attacks which began on Wednesday in Paris seemed to be in retaliation to the controversial cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammed, the police was monitoring and blocking “hate posts”.

2. The two men arrested in a terror probe Vlad posted on last night were in Ottawa

3. Two dead as car explodes at police station in Potiskum, NE Nigeria

(Boko Haram suspected)

“At least 19 people were killed on Saturday when a young girl, thought to be aged about 10, blew herself up at a crowded market in the restive northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri.

“The powerful explosion rocked the city’s Monday Market at about 12:40 pm (1140 GMT) when it was packed with shoppers and traders. The same market was hit twice by female suicide bombers late last year.

The latest atrocity came a week after a major Boko Haram attack on the fishing town of Baga in northern Borno State, which is believed to be the worst in the bloody six-year insurgency.

The town and at least 16 nearby settlements in and around Lake Chad were burnt to the ground and at least 20,000 people forced to flee their homes….”

4. BREAKING NEWS: France’s most wanted woman is in SYRIA after ‘crossing the border to Spain and flying from Madrid to Istanbul’

(What, she doesn’t want to watch her husband get sexual pleasure from 72 magic virgin whores for all of eternity by virtue of her martyrdom? Why not?)

Hayat Boumeddiene has reportedly fled to Syria.

The wife of terrorist Amedi Coulibaly took a flight from Madrid to Instanbul yesterday accompanied by a man whose brother was known to French intelligence services, Le Parisien has said.

It has been thought that the last confirmed sighting of her was on Thursday night with Coulibaly.

It’s now thought she was no-where near when Coulibaly killed the rookie policewoman but detectives say she was certainly involved in the logistics.

Police were today interrogating the wives of the Kouachi brothers responsible for the Charlie Hebdo massacre in a bid to track down Boumeddiene.

5. Kosher supermarket killer ‘told TV station he deliberately targeted Jews’

(How can BBC employees live with themselves?)

Amedy Coulibaly, the Islamist gunman who allegedly killed four people and held others hostage before he was killed by French security forces at a kosher store in Paris on Friday, reportedly told a French journalist at the height of the siege that he had deliberately chosen to target Jews.

More on this story. “WOW: New York Times caught scrubbing details about Paris terrorist attack,” by Joshua Riddle, Young Conservatives, January 9, 2015:

 

Thank you M., Wrath of Khan, ACT For Canada, Grace, Maria J., and all who sent in material. I am pretty confident there will be much much more worth the effort to post and read today.

10news.dk Nicolai Sennels: We have Islamonausea

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We have Islamonausea
By: Nicolai Sennels, psychologist

We should stop using Muslims’ self-chosen word — “Islamophobia” — by which they paint themselves into a corner of being feared: it destroys communication. Instead of such a divisive term, we should insert a more approachable and factual word that preserves opportunities for bridge-building and learning: “Islamonausea.” This does not render communication impossible, but enables visitors to our Western cultures to notice aspects of their behavior that make us sick.

It is no wonder that Muslims are so focused on Islamophobia. Lacking convincing arguments, charm and positive contributions to their surroundings, being feared is their only chance to gain at least some kind of “respect”, and to scare the less brave into not warning the world about Islam’s obvious genocidal nature and its prophet’s thirst for blood and underage girls. The term Islamophobia, fear of Islam, points to what Muslims want: they want us to fear them and their faith, which is the reason for Islamic terror and their intimidating behaviour. Fact is that Muslims are the biggest Islamophobes: only fear can explain their acceptance of living under such a suppressive system, denying them basic freedoms such as freedom of speech, and the right to chose their own partners, life style and religion. Without extreme social control, capital punishment for apostasy, threats of Hell fire etc., surely many Muslims would have left their barbaric religion out of its lack of human rights and obvious inability to contribute to its followers’ happiness.

Full article here.

Updates on Paris islamic war on Jews and secularism

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According to Rob Snow on CFRA, police have ordered that Jewish people close their stores in part or all of Paris.

Here is a LIVE webcast of events at one or both of the hostage takings by muslims in Paris right now. It does not appear to be available outside the UK or possibly Europe. You will need a VPN