Imam found guilty of abusing young girls!

Swindon Advertiser.UK

15th October 2011

A ‘DESPICABLE’ paedophile who abused three girls when he was an Imam at a town centre mosque has been convicted by a jury.

Ebrahim Yusuf Kazi, 67, was found guilty of five counts of indecent assault on three girls aged under the age of 13.

The offences took place between 1979 and 1986 at Broad Street Mosque, where Kazi was an Imam before moving to Gloucester.

The victims have been praised by the police for their bravery in coming forward and one victim told the Adver she will come face-to-face with him at court next month to see him sentenced.

Kazi’s crimes were only revealed after one young victim contacted Wiltshire Police.

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Dogs

This blog has taken a slight focus on two aspects of increased influence by Islam in Western civilization. That of the arts and also dogs. I find it highly revealing that Mohamed instructed his army to slaughter every dog in Mecca when he first took the city, even a helper dog to a lame woman despite the request for clemency by one of his own generals. Mohamed felt that making the world, ‘Hundenrein’ is as important to this psychopathic savage as making the world Judenrein

In that light, I would ask you to get a sandwich and kick back and enjoy this profoundly good PBS special on the origins and value to humanity of the Canis lupus familiaris, The domestic dog.

“Only a housemaid was left inside”

Thanks for sending this Snaphanen

Tunisia police teargas protest at ‘blasphemous’ TV station

(AFP) – 7 hours ago

TUNIS — Tunisian extremists fire-bombed the home of a TV station chief Friday, hours after militants protesting its broadcast of a film they say violated Islamic values clashed with police in the streets of Tunis.

About a hundred men, some of whom threw Molotov cocktails, lay siege to the home of Nessma private television chief Nabil Karoui late Friday, the station reported in its evening news bulletin.

Karoui’s family had only just escaped, the news presenter said as Nessma denounced the attack.

Sofiane Ben Hmida, one of Nessma’s star reporters, told AFP the station chief was not at home when the attack on his house took place around 7:00 pm (1800 GMT). But his wife and children were.

About 20 of the protesters were able to get inside.

“The family managed to get out the back and are safe. The attackers wrecked the house and set it on fire,” he added.

A neighbour, who had alerted police, said the aggressors arrived in taxis, armed with knives and Molotov cocktails.

According to a Nessma source “only a housemaid was present inside. She was attacked and hospitalised.” Continue Reading →

Muslims riot violently allegedly over animated movie about an expat Persian girl.

At least I think that is what this is about. Hard to know as pretty much anything can cause religious Muslims to foam at the mouth and riot. First clip will be the rioting, then a couple of clips from what is the offending video. There is a movie about an expat Persian girl who left Iran to study in Germany and was not pleased with the revolution back home. At around 28 seconds, they show an image of god, as seen through the imagination of the little girl who is the principle figure in the movie.

Dutch news, the only news so far that is reporting this story with any accuracy at all, explains that this is the Casus belli of that massive riot. That an image of Allah appeared. Interestingly it morphed into the usual pillars of Islamic riots. A call for genocide of the Jews, none of whom were involved in the film I’m sure, and a demand for a sharia based state. Once again, the Arab Spring becomes more accurately, a fall to Islam.

This is a clip of the offending video. It’s quite good actually. If anyone can, they should rent or download Persepolis. Very enjoyable.

Here are two more videos from this same riot. Of course, when it is this directed and purposeful is it a riot? Or is it civil war. I am reliably informed that, according to Dutch reporters on the scene, the director of the TV station had his home attacked, windows broken, stuff thrown inside.

In this next video, people practice chanting Allahu Ackbar at the top of their lungs

Horrific ordeal of bride in forced marriage who was knocked out with chloroform and raped by husband she had just met

In the fine tradition of the founder of Islam himself, The Pirate Mohamed, someone who takes “Following the example of the prophet” seriously managed to pull the following off.

I remind the reader that one of Mohamed’s ‘wives’ was a women who’s real husband and sons Mohamed had just slaughtered in his taking of a Jewish city and when he saw this weeping horrified widow who had just lost her children as well, he ordered a few words muttered at her and then she was his legal property or ‘wife’ in Islamic terms.

From The Daily Mail:

  • Rapist regarded wife as a ‘chattel’ says judge
  • Husband is jailed for eight years

By Graham Smith

Last updated at 4:32 PM on 11th October 2011

  • A husband who knocked out his virgin wife with chloroform and raped her has been jailed for eight years at the Old Bailey

A husband who knocked out his virgin wife with chloroform and raped her has been jailed for eight years at the Old Bailey

A husband who knocked out his virgin wife with chloroform and raped her has been jailed for eight years.

The 35-year-old man tied the woman to a bed and knocked her out using the ‘obsolete Victorian anaesthetic’ on at least two occasions during their six weeks of marriage.

The woman, a Bangladeshi immigrant who was 21 at the time, had repeatedly refused to have sex with her new husband because she was too nervous.

The husband, who cannot be named for legal reasons, poured the chloroform onto a towel, pressed it over her face, then tied her up before raping her at his home in Poplar, east London.

Judge Timothy King said the rapist had regarded his wife as a ‘chattel’ he could use as he wanted. Continue Reading →

France’s Islamic suburbs are becoming ‘separate communities’ divided-nation!

France’s run-down city suburbs are becoming ‘separate Islamic societies’ cut off from the state, a report has warned.

Arab communities are increasingly rejecting French values and identity to immerse themselves in Muslim culture and lifestyle, it was found.

Muslim pupils often boycott school dinners if the food is not halal and most Arabs oppose marriages to white French citizens, the study by respected political scientist Gilles Kepel revealed.

As a result, France – whose five million Muslims make up Europe’s largest Islamic population – was turning into a ‘divided nation’, the study called ‘Suburbs of the Republic’ has found.

Continue Reading →

Expat Iranians: repent, or else “will be eliminated without mercy”

From FIDES.ORG:

ASIA/IRAN – Iranian Christians threatened and rejected by other states where they escape

Tehran (Agenzia Fides) – While the world remains in suspense waiting for the resolution of the Iranian Christian Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani’s case – sentenced to death for apostasy – the faithful Iranians are forced to flee the country to be able to freely practice their religion and are, however, under pressure.
As reported to Fides by the NGO “Christian Solidarity Worldwide”, which monitors the rights of Christians in the world, eleven Iranian Christians have fled Iran because of persecution against the Christian evangelical community, they have received death threats by e- mail. The senders of the message, have signed themselves as “unknown Soldiers of the Hidden Imam” and ask them to repent, or else “will be eliminated without mercy”. According to Fides sources, the “unknown Soldiers” are accused of having ties with Iranian secret intelligence. According to rev. Samuel Yeghnazar, who participated in the house church movement in Iran, “the threat is to be taken very seriously”. Continue Reading →

Killer of governor of Pakistan’s Punjab sentenced to death

This bears watching closely. A potential flash point for Pakistan. If the public accepts this death sentence there is the potential at least for Pakistan to rise from its descent into medieval, theocratic rule. My suspicion is riots so major will take place and soon, that the gov’t will somehow try and let this person off while pretending to carry it out in some way to appease Western nations. In any case, this is an important moment for Pakistan and Western relations with it as well.

From Reuters:

 

By Augustine Anthony

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan | Sat Oct 1, 2011 9:06am EDT

(Reuters) – A Pakistani court sentenced to death on Saturday the killer of the governor of Pakistan’s largest province after he had called for reform of a law against blasphemy, a defense lawyer and state-run media said.

Mumtaz Qadri was a bodyguard for Punjab province Governor Salman Taseer and shot him dead in the capital, Islamabad, on January 4.

Taseer was an outspoken critic of predominantly Muslim Pakistan’s blasphemy law and Qadri is viewed as a hero by many people who thought Taseer himself was a blasphemer by calling for the law’s reform.

Qadri had said he was enforcing divine law by murdering a blasphemer.

The killing highlighted a growing gulf between conservatives and more liberal elements in society.

Qadri’s supporters took to the streets to denounce the sentence soon after it was handed down at a hearing in a jail where he is being held in the city of Rawalpindi.

“By punishing one Mumtaz Qadri, you will produce a thousand Mumtaz Qadris!” one man shouted through a megaphone outside the jail.

Click over to Reuters for the rest of this story please. 

There are significant facts there still.

Punjab: armed Muslims rape a Christian, a “common practice”

ASIA NEWS

by Jibran Khan
A 32 year old woman and mother of five children was abducted and raped in turn by three men. Threats to the husband to force him to withdraw his complaint. Police officers covering the crime, drawing up a report full of holes. Priest in Lahore: Christian violence against women is widespread and scandalous.

Lahore (AsiaNews) – The rape of Christian women in Punjab has become a “common practice” an “outrageous” phenomenon compounded by the fact that “the police protect the guilty” and not the victims. This is the bitter synopsis of Fr Jill John, of the Diocese of Lahore on the last recorded case of sexual violence against a Christian mother. The family calls for justice, but is struggling against a society in which the defenders of the law support the rapists. Even human rights groups like Masihi Life for All Foundation have intervened on the matter, asking government authorities to target the perpetrators of crimes and punish the corrupt and conniving police officers.
Continue Reading →

Christian converts jailed, and sentenced to execution in Iran

From HRA News:

H/T Shab

Five Christians Sentenced to Prison
Translated by Laleh Gillani © 2011

Last week, five Iranian Christians were sentenced to a total of 5 years in prison despite the fact that they were exonerated of all charges by a lower court. They were retried because the prosecutor had objected to the initial verdicts.

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), the Appeals Court of Fars Province has handed down a one year prison term for Behroz Sadeq Khanjani, Mohammad Belyad, Nazli Kamarian, Parviz Khalaj and Mehdi Forotan.

Mathias Hagh-Nejad who was recently released on a bail approximately equivalent to $28,000 confirmed the verdicts against these individuals and said, “Additionally, I am waiting for my trial, and Mehrdad Gharoni, another Christian citizen, is locked up behind bars in the Intelligence Agency’s detention center in Esfahan. Yosef Nadarkhani will also be tried in Gilan’s Revolutionary Court, Branch 11, on September 25, 2011.

After the new verdicts were issued by the Appeals Court, these five Christian citizens were summoned to serve their prison terms.

Today, Christian Democratic Union in Germany released a letter written to Iranian Embassy to vehemently object to the incarceration of Yosef Nadarkhani and to ask for his immediate release. Yosef Nadarkhani is a Christian priest sentenced by Gilan’s Revolutionary Court to die on charges of apostasy.

Libya’s Interim Leader Calls for State Based on Rule of Law, Islam

From Voice of America news:

Posted Monday, September 12th, 2011 at 8:05 pm

The head of Libya’s interim government urged thousands of cheering supporters in the capital, Tripoli, late Monday to support a civil, democratic state that incorporates Islamic law into its principal legislation.

Mustafa Abdel Jalil called on Libyans to build a state based on the rule of law and avoid reprisal attacks against holdouts of former leader Moammar Gadhafi’s government.

In his first speech in Tripoli, the chairman of the National Transitional Council said his provisional administration seeks “a state of law, prosperity and one where Islamic Sharia law is the basis for legislation.”

Jalil arrived in Tripoli Saturday for the first time since his allies chased Mr. Gadhafi out of the city. He addressed the rowdy crowd in Martyrs’ Square, a site that until recently was used for pro-Gadhafi rallies. He had been running the provisional government from the eastern city of Benghazi, cradle of the revolt that overthrew Mr. Gadhafi last month. Continue Reading →

Iran: 428 Boys & Girls Under 15 Married in Golestan

Tuesday, September 6, 2011 at 12:18pm

428 Boys & Girls Under 15 Married in Golestan

Translated by Laleh Gillani

HRANA News Agency – The Director of Civil Registry in Golestan Province has announced that from March to August 2011, there have been 11,198 marriages registered in this province.  Among these nuptials, there were 14 boys under 15 years of age, 414 girls under 14, and two children under 10.

According to a report by Mehr News Agency, Seifollah Abutoraby also stated, “There have been 15,327 births registered in Golestan Province compared to the same period of time last year when 14,880 births recorded, showing 3% growth.  This total includes 7,955 boys and 7,327 girls, giving a ratio of 108 males to every 100 females.”

 

The Director of Civil Registry in Golestan Province reiterated, “According to the law, births must be registered within 15 days.  Since 99% of all births are normally registered within 10 to 15 days, people are doing what is expected of them and obeying the law.  If parents fail to register the birth of their child within the allotted time, they will be prosecuted.”

 

Seifollah Abutoraby said, “From the total number of registered births, there are 44.8% births in urban areas and 55.2% in rural regions.”

 

The Director of Civil Registry in Golestan Province added, “Death statistics indicate that from March to August 2011, there were 10,229 deaths registered.  From this total, 6,840 deaths occurred prior to this period of time.  Since the beginning of the current [Persian] year, there have been 3,389 deaths.  Comparably, there were 3,418 deaths last year during the same period of time.  Death statistics by gender include 57% men and 43% women.”

 

Seifollah Abutoraby pointed out, “Marriage and divorce statistics during the first five months of the current [Persian] year included 1,129 divorces with 81% of divorced women under 30 years of age.”

 

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