At least 50 French citizens ‘waging jihad in Syria’

H/T Magic Martin

France24

At least 50 French citizens ‘waging jihad in Syria’
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A leading French anti-terror judge has told French media he is worried about the implication of large numbers of French Muslims heading to Syria to fight a holy war against the Damascus regime.

By FRANCE 24  (text)

As many as 80 French citizens are fighting with rebel groups in Syria, according to a report in French daily Le Figaro published Wednesday.

The number is far higher than the “handful” said by French Interior Minister Manuel Valls to be operating alongside Islamists in Mali, or the estimated number of Frenchmen who went to Bosnia, Iraq or Afghanistan to wage “jihad”, or Muslim holy war.

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Egyptian Christian dies after torture in Libyan jail: report

H/T Taffy in Canada

FOX News:

Published March 11, 2013

FoxNews.com

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    Ezzat Hakim Atallah died while in custody of Libyan authorities, according to relatives. (Courtesy: MidEast Christian News) (Copyright 2009)

An Egyptian Christian who was arrested in Libya and charged with proselytizing has died after being tortured by his captors, according to a report.

Ezzat Hakim Atallah, who was one of dozens of Egyptian Copts arrested last month in Benghazi, was awaiting a court appearance in Tripoli when his family learned he had died. He had been held by the Libyan Preventive Security since Feb. 25, and had been hospitalized March 6 before being brought back to a cell, according to family members.

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Jamaat-e-Islami And Mob Violence Against Religious Minorities In Bangladesh

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By • on March 4, 2013

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A wave of deadly violence, looting, and arson is currently sweeping across parts of Bangladesh.  This follows the sentencing to death of Delwar Hossain Sayedee the Bangladeshi leader of the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party.  This followed his conviction for war crimes committed during the 1971 War of Independence which included including mass killings, rape and atrocities (1).

The website, Struggle for Hindu Resistance suggests that Hindu’s in Bangladesh have borne the brunt of the Jamaat-e-Islami violence that followed the court’s decision.  It shows a graphic picture of a Hindu child with severe flesh wounds allegedly inflicted by the Jamaat-e-Islami mob.  WARNING: The image which is prominently place on the article is very graphic and very upsetting but the article, with the image, can be seen on the Struggle for Hindu Existence website – view at your own risk HERE) (2).

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Muslim jihadi living in Norway gives brilliant example of Islamic misuse of important concepts in language for purposes of deception

There will be more on this shortly including an article etc.

For the original unedited version of this video, click here

For an original translation of a Norwegian article on Anjem, Abu and this video, click here.

Too risky to fund Syrian rebels, Canada says

Once again, Canada shows itself capable of acting on real information and making decisions that should be obvious to everyone. I find myself being proud of my country so often these days I am nearly getting used to the previously-unfamiliar feeling.

The Globe and Mail:

 CAMPBELL CLARK

OTTAWA — The Globe and Mail

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Last updated

The United States has shifted course to provide aid directly to Syria’s rebels, but Canada doesn’t have enough confidence in them to follow suit.

It is a rare international question where the two allies are taking different views: Canada, which was gung-ho about helping rebels in Libya, thinks it’s too risky to fund those in Syria.

On Thursday, Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States will for the first time send so-called non-lethal aid such as food and medical supplies directly to the Free Syrian Army, as well as provide $60-million to the political wing of the coalition seeking to unseat President Bashar al-Assad.

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Bangladesh: 34 people killed as Muslims run riot across country for execution of Muslim leader for war crimes.

H/T Magic Martin.

I am working on finding a translator for these but you get the general idea in the meantime.

This from NDTV:

34 killed in Bangladesh after Islamist ordered hanged

Dhaka: At least 34 people were killed in Bangladesh in a wave of violence on Thursday as Islamists reacted furiously to a ruling that one of their leaders must hang for war crimes during the 1971 independence conflict.

At least 23 of them were shot in clashes between police and protesters that erupted after Delwar Hossain Sayedee, the Jamaat-e-Islami party’s vice president, was found guilty of war crimes,

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Christian begs for his life to Muslim conqueror in Syria

Not sure what to make of this one.
I don’t know who the producers of this video are or anything about it really but it does appear to be a good indicator of where Syria is going thanks to all that Western and mostly American support for the Muslim invaders determined to make Syria part of the new caliphate at the expense of Christians, Alawites and all other minorities or non-Sunni muslims in the region.

Thanks to Assad Elepty, the Ozzie Coptic rights activist for translating this for us all. H/T Magic Martin (if I recall correctly)

Tunisian secularists protest against new Islamist PM

Yahoo News:

Tunis (Reuters) – Thousands of Tunisians protested on Saturday against the new prime minister-designate Ali Larayedh, a hardliner from the main Islamist Ennahda party.

President Moncef Marzouki asked Larayedh to form a government on Friday, in the aftermath of the February 6 assassination of secular opposition politician Chokri Belaid.

Outgoing prime minister Hamadi Jebali resigned on Tuesday because Ennahda rejected his plan for an apolitical technocrat cabinet to prepare for elections.

Larayedh, the new premier-designate, is controversial because opposition secularists accuse the Interior Ministry which he headed of failing to curb Islamist violence.

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Tunisia’s new premier promises inclusive government (But really MB)

Reuters:

Ennahda movement leader Rachid Ghannouchi (L) speaks with Tunisian Interior Minister Ali Larayedh during the 2nd national congress of the Congress for the Republic (CPR) party in Tunis August 24, 2012. REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi

By Tarek Amara

TUNIS | Fri Feb 22, 2013 11:24am EST

(Reuters) – Tunisia’s prime minister-designate Ali Larayedh, a hardliner from the main Islamist Ennahda party, said on Friday he hoped to form a “government of all Tunisians”, but opposition leaders swiftly signaled discontent.

Tunisia plunged into political crisis on February 6 when the assassination of secular opposition politician Chokri Belaid on February 6 ignited the biggest street protests since the overthrow of strongman Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali two years ago.

President Moncef Marzouki asked Larayedh to draw up a government within two weeks after he was formally nominated for prime minister by Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi.

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Followers of Osama Bin Laden behead “alawite kuffar dogs”

Here is the link I won’t embed the video. I can’t take too much Islamic brutality in any one sitting. But it needs to be known that the people we are backing, financing etc. are ipso facto Al Qaeda and that they are torturing killing and beheading people who are the religion dominant in Syria, a variant of Islam called, ‘Alawites‘, and something that Shiia muslims of course, cannot stand to allow to exist. This is a jihad for Ikhwan and Al-Qaeada and nothing else. It is not an attempt to free the people living in Syria from a tyrannical regime. As we see already in other countries now dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood and its variants, totalitarianism is compulsory. It is about who controls it and why.

H/T Tundra T

Turkey: 17,000 new mosques built under Erdogan

H/T Magic Martin

ANSAMED:

ANSAmed) – ANKARA, FEBRUARY 19 – Some 17,000 new mosques have been built during Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s 10 years of leadership, Milliyet reports.

In the same period the amount of public schools has remained at 32,000 while the number of mosques has jumped from 76,000 to 93,000. Turkey’s secular opposition has accused Erdogan of having a ”secret plan” to re-Islamisize the nation.

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Muslim insurgents launch 50 attacks in Thailand’s deep south

H/T MK

Telegraph

Muslim insurgents fighting for a separate state in Thailand’s deep south launched 50 bomb and arson attacks over the weekend, killing three members of the security forces as violence in the troubled region intensifies.

Muslim insurgents fighting for a separate state in Thailand's deep south launched 50 bomb and arson attacks over the weekend, killing three members of the security forces as violence in the troubled region intensifies.

Thai soldiers and police officers at the scene of a bomb attack in Pattani province, southern Thailand Photo: EPA
By David Eimer, Saigon

1:31PM GMT 18 Feb 2013

The three local defence volunteers died after a bomb hidden in a pile of clothes exploded outside a restaurant in Pattani Town on Sunday lunchtime.

Another nine people were injured in the blast.

A coordinated campaign of terror started at 6pm local time on Saturday, when seven bombs were planted outside shops, supermarkets and a karaoke bar in Pattani Town, the capital of Pattani Province, one of the three southernmost provinces of Thailand with a Muslim majority population.

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Bahrain jihadis post videos of their attacks on civilian police cars with Molotov’s and burning tire roadblocks

H/T Golem Bar who adds this disclaimer and explanation:

just uploaded,, video and link, the video is unverified, keep in mind that Al-Qaeda was able to seize Mali due to help by the Libyan rebels who were themselves aided by France, the U.S and Nato forces

And from Yahoo News:

Malian army beats back Islamist rebels with French help

By John Irish and Bate Felix | Reuters – 4 hrs ago
  • France's President Francois Hollande arrives to deliver a statment on the situation in Mali at the Elysee Palace in Paris, January 11, 2013. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer

    View PhotoReuters/Reuters – France’s President Francois Hollande arrives to deliver a statment on the situation in Mali at the Elysee Palace in Paris, January 11, 2013. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer

  •  PARIS/BAMAKO (Reuters) – Malian government troops drove back Islamist rebels from a strategic central town after France intervened on Friday with air strikes to halt advances by the militants controlling the country’s desert north.

Western governments, particularly former colonial power France, had voiced alarm after the al Qaeda-linked rebel alliance captured the town of Konna on Thursday, a gateway towards the capital Bamako 600 km (375 miles) south.

President Francois Hollande said France would not stand by to watch the rebels push southward. Paris has repeatedly warned that the Islamists’ seizure of the country’s north in April gave them a base to attack neighboring African countries and Europe.

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Many Syrians demand sharia after Asaad TV speech

H/T Magic Martin

Published on Jan 6, 2013

www.facebook.com/revolutionStartsHere
Few hours ago in Binsh, Idlib in Syria people went to the streets after Bashar Al-Assads televised speech. The demand was loud and clear: “The people want the implementation of the Shariah of Allah!”