Category Archives: Rioting

Police in Bangladesh seem to have about had it with rioting muslims demanding total supremacy and death to islam-critics

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These cops need better batons

And before anyone feels any sympathy for the ‘salafists’ remember what they are doing. They are:

1. Rioting to shut down 2 major cities in order to force islamic religious law on all

2. Demanding that anyone critical of point 1 be put to death.

3. Not waiting for point 2, they have targeted and murdered outspoken critics of islam and continue to do so.

This is no different than had the Nazis stormed the streets of New York or London and started rioting to demand Nazi rules and laws for everything be applied to those nations. It is an act of war and nothing less, even if it is disguised as civil disobedience. The police based on the reality of the situation are actually showing restraint. Shooting them like any army would shoot any violent invader attempting to force a political ideology not in accord with democratic principles would in fact be the rational thing to do.

Muslim ‘protestors’ destroying random cars. How is this not terrorism?

Muslims and their leftist front men in England agitate for the caliphate.

The one below is classic leftist propaganda using Islam

OK This one is confusing. *UPDATE* Mystery solved

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*** UPDATE ***

It turns out that in Bangladesh and elsewhere in South east Asia, competing mosques, presumably for the title of most peaceful, routinely attack each other and burn each others  mosques and contents down to the ground. I am reliably informed that is what happened here.

Of course, there will be no blasphemy charges or any other legal fallout because all that crap is just for we infidels. When tards do it, its all in keeping with the fine upstanding example set by the pirate Mohamed.

I am hoping to get a translation of this video soon for the details.

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Some Korans and books of hadiths were set on fire in this protest, apparently by muslims. I can’t tell if this was a mistake that occurred when they tried to burn down the market adjacent to a mosque or if this was deliberate to make a point or what.

If anyone can find an article paste it in the comments and Ill move it up into this space.

H/T M

Mail Online has this article with pictures. 10 dead and hundreds injured.

Another RT video showing how a lifetime of studying islam prepares you to run down the street shouting threats, wishing death on those who won’t obey you and waving sticks around like rabid monkeys.

ANTIFA does rather violent protest in Sweden against freedom of speech

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Mob Rule in Lund

On Monday April 22 two journalists from Dispatch International went to “Students’ Evening” in the Swedish city of Lund to cover an event that included the leader of Sverigedemokraterna (the Sweden Democrats). A crowd of “anti-fascist” demonstrators confronted and physically attacked the chief editor of Dispatch, Ingrid Carlqvist, and Roger Sahlström, a photographer.

While the Swedish police merely looked on, the lefties set off firecrackers and smoke bombs, screaming out their hateful slogans.

They also pushed and threatened Ingrid and Roger — according to the mob, the two were not allowed to be there. The police did nothing and made no arrests.

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March against Islamification of Sweden eclipsed by useful idiots

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Europe’s leftists nurse Islam like a viper in the bosom of civilization. They will get what they want. But will they still want it when they get it?

Videos from AV Pixlat with a H/T To The Observer

More videos here and the sad story here

Worshippers, Israel police clash at Al-Aqsa over Koran

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H/T Magic Martin

Yahoo:

Palestinians enraged by reports that an Israeli policeman mishandled a Koran battled riot officers at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque compound with stones and petrol bombs on Friday, police and witnesses said.

 

Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said that about 100 protesters, many of them masked, attacked police, who fired stun grenades in response.

 

“Petrol bombs were thrown at police,” he told AFP. “Several police officers were injured by stones that were thrown and were evacuated to hospital.”

 

An AFP journalist at the scene said the clash was triggered by Palestinian media allegations that a policeman at the compound, one of Islam’s holiest sites, on Sunday kicked a holy book and trampled on it.

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

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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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More Egyptian riot videos.

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As so many riots and so very many riot videos have come out of Egypt since the religion of peace won the elections, I have decided to implement a system of ratings to help you all determine whether the video is worth your time.

Thanks for sending them Magic Marty

The categories will be rated from 1 to 10 and I will place an X where the answer is unknown.

1. Cairo Jan 26 2013

Rock throwing                 3

general importance        X

Destruction of infrastructure 3

Major fires                        1

Drumming and chanting 2.5

Tear gas football  (US)        5

Use of green lasers              7

Tear gas football 8

Green laser play 2

General importance X

Vehicle fires 6

Stomping on pictures 5 1/2

Alexandria:

Marching cops 4

Stupid watermarks 7

Green Lasers
(Anything over a 7 can cause a mild headache) 7

Throwing rocks at each other 6

General importance X

More to come.

More rioting in Egypt. This time over soccer riots. Death and destruction everywhere, sharia right on schedule.

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H/T EDL Buck and Magic Martin

Daily Mail

Twenty-two die in riots after Egyptian court sentences 21 to death for football violence which killed 74 fans

  • Families of those sentenced tried to storm jail in Port Said to free prisoners
  • More than 200 people were also injured, state television reported
  • Violence broke out during match between Al-Masry and Al-Ahly last February
  • The riot in Port Said was the worst football-related violence in 15 years
  • Another 52 defendants are due to be sentenced at a later date
  • Former supporters of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak have been blamed for instigating riot

By Mario Ledwith

PUBLISHED: 05:06 EST, 26 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:18 EST, 26 January 2013

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    • Some quality and experienced rioting on Egyptian city streets today

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    Things you don’t hear in Cairo in 2013:

    “Hey let’s go downtown for a cup of coffee and a quiet meal of goat’

    ‘It’s OK honey, you can leave the riot gear at home today’

    ‘Hey Ramzey, wearing a bucket on your head is a sign of insanity’

    ‘I think we should take the convertible today’

    ‘What, do you think it will rain rocks or something?’

    (Vid find courtesy of Magic Martin)

    More burning and rioting in Egypt. But by who and for what?

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    Magic Martin sends these clips in, uploaded today from Egypt. But what are they? In this top clip there appears to be a fire on the roof of a mosque.

    THe google translation of the one below is interesting, but not helpful

    This one is clear. Thanks again to Martin:

    RIOTS in EGYPT – 110 hurt

    Live Updates: Protests, clashes all over the country on revolution’s anniversary

    Scores of protesters chant against the regime during January 25 rallies; clashes between demonstrators and security continue in Cairo, Alexandria and Suez as violence erupts Ismailia and Mahalla

    20:10 Ahram Online’s Osman El-Sharnoubi says traffic on Cairo’s Sixth October Bridge is completely stalled as protesters placed barricades on both sides, forcing vehicles to turn around and drive on the wrong side of the road to get off the bridge. Meanwhile, hundreds of protesters marched towards the state television building Maspero (10 minutes by foot from Tahrir) on the same bridge, while chanting against the incumbent regime and the Muslim Brotherhood.

    Many marchers are talking about the teargas the police have been repeatedly using to disperse the crowds today. Mohamed Shabaan from the Egyptian Current told Ahram Online: “It’s the first time we have experienced this type of gas; it’s not visible.”

    Meanwhile, hundreds of protesters are chanting against Morsi and the Brotherhood in front of the state television building in Maspero, while police forces try to disperse them with teargas.

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    Riot police and protesters clash in Egypt

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    H/T Magic Martin

    Boston Globe:

    As ex security chief faces trial, violence erupts

    By Aya Batrawy

    |  Associated Press  January 20, 2013

    Near an Alexandria, Egypt, courthouse, demonstrators threw rocks as police used tear gas to quell the protests.

    AHMED RAMADAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS

    Near an Alexandria, Egypt, courthouse, demonstrators threw rocks as police used tear gas to quell the protests.

    CAIRO — Riot police fired tear gas Saturday to disperse dozens of demonstrators throwing rocks outside an Alexandria courthouse where the city’s former security director and other officers are on trial for killing protesters during Egypt’s 2011 uprising.

    The confrontation comes a week before the country marks the second anniversary of the revolt that ousted longtime autocratic ruler, Hosni Mubarak, and highlights the frustration expressed by many about the pace of reform.

    Alexandria’s former security director Mohammed Ibrahim is on trial along with five police officers accused of using excessive violence to put down the 18-day revolt. In Alexandria, as elsewhere in Egypt, thousands of protesters have taken to the streets during the past two years to demand ‘‘qisas’’ — Arabic for retribution — for those killed in clashes with security forces.

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