Fatwa against Theresa May: Scotland Yard investigates Islamic poster campaign targeting Home Secretary

The Daily Mail:

By Gavin Allen
Last updated at 11:53 AM on 27th January 2011

Posters issuing a fatwa against Theresa May have appeared in South London, prompting an investigation by Scotland Yard.

The Metropolitan Police are seeking the source of the Wild West-style posters, which claim the fatwa has been issued ‘for the abduction, kidnapping and false imprisonment’ of various radical clerics.

A fatwa can – but not always – be interpreted as an incitement to kill, and is an order issued by scholars in the Islamic faith.
Death threat: One of the posters issuing a fatwa against Theresa MayDeath threat: One of the posters issuing a fatwa against Theresa May

In Sunni Islam a fatwa is considered non-binding, while in Shia Islam it could be considered by an individual as binding.

The posters appeared at the same time as the Home Secretary announced in Parliament yesterday controversial reforms of control orders for terrorism suspects.

A link on the posters directs people to a website which states: ‘The current reality of Muslims living in Britain has unfortunately become very bleak; what was initially perceived by some, to be a malicious smear campaign against the Muslim community has now turned into something far more sinister.

‘Subsequently, as a response to this extremely critical situation and having been left with no other alternative, a Fatwa has been launched against the head of internal affairs and national security, Theresa May.

‘We understand the seriousness of this religious verdict, and will be releasing further information in due course.’

The website specifies high-profile Muslims such as Khalid al Fawwaz, 48, a Saudi Arabian with links to Osama Bin Laden who is currently fighting extradition to the U.S. on allegations of terrorism. Continue Reading →

BBC: Stoning in Afganistan today and sharia law

I wonder how this got by the BBC censors. It actually shows Islam for what it is instead of the party line of, ‘UnIslamic activities’ which is how the English government and the BBC usually soft soap this sort of story.

Clare Lopez returns to Nick Vandergragt’s show Jan 23rd 2011

This was quite good. The calls and the information were all very good. For me, the most interesting call was the fellow who was being ethnically cleansed from his own neighbourhood and was having a very hard time admitting to himself his own experience.

Untitled from Vlad Tepes on Vimeo.

Extreme Dawa Downunder.

Recently here in Australia, there’s been an islamic convert in the news.

Ibrahim Siddiq-Conlon is no shrinking violet when it comes to speaking his piece.

He was recently gave an interview on the radio station 2UE in Sydney.

Transcription here.

If you listen to Ibrahim, his tone is quite reasonable. This is because he’s trying to persuade us peacefully, as he’s supposed to.

That’s all well and good, but of course keeping it nice means that he can’t answer a question about bringing the stoning of adulterers into the legislation here. He can only dance around it and say, “Oh, not that old thing.”

Unfortunately for Ibrahim (formerly Shannon), those sorts of practices under sharia law are rather well-known, and have been getting plenty of airplay.

Another thing to consider is that there are muslims in Australia who agree with the message, but not the way it’s presented.

In Ibrahim’s case, he’s out and proud when it comes to sharia, even to the extent of participating in a public debate on the subject.

He thinks it’s inevitable, but there are a lot of people who disagree with him.

People like his debating partner Jack:

00:10 Masked audience member: My question is, what are you gonna do the day the mujahadin, the sons of allah come here, whether by air by plane [?] or by foot?

0:21 Jack: When I was sixteen years of age, I gave an oath to defend this country against all enemies foreign and domestic. I have not been relinquished [sic] of that oath.

One last point that Ibrahim seems to have forgotten, and muslims don’t seem to get. Here in Australia, we are known for taking the mickey out of people. People who are full of themselves, who presume to tell others what to do.

We don’t take too kindly to being ordered around, and we find ways to puncture pomposity:

Interview with Clare Lopez and David B Harris Jan 17th 2011

This is part 1, 2 and 3 of what will probably end up as a four part video that I shot of Clare Lopez, former CIA and senior fellow of the Centre for Security policy in Washington as well as David B Harris who was chief of strategic planning for CSIS and a Canadian Lawyer and is now with INSIGNIS.

I filmed this interview about the threat of Iran and sharia law the afternoon that we were supposed to show the film Iranium at the National Archives and around an hour before it all hit the fan in terms of the threats and the cancellation and so on.

I hope you find it as interesting as I do. I find it more so in light of the events that immediately followed. I also have a gut suspicion that the reasons behind the cancellation are darker, more insidious, as well as more serious than anyone has let on publicly so far. This, just from putting together ‘info-crumbs’ not worth posting yet.

Part II

Part III

part IV

Toronto: The greasing of Aly Hindy’s Salaheddin mosque.

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Several well known Canadian terrorists, including Ahmed Khadr, have worshipped at the Salaheddin Mosque in Toronto.

Tyler Anderson/National Post

From The National Post

Mideast sources fund controversial mosque

Stewart Bell, National Post, Thursday, January 20, 2011.

TORONTO — The mosque of outspoken Imam Aly Hindy, described in a RCMP report as “a focal point for Toronto area Islamic radicals,” has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from donors in the Middle East since 2009, the National Posthas learned.

Foreign institutions have donated more than $650,000 to the Salaheddin Islamic Centre for renovations and an expansion of an Islamic school. It is the first time the mosque has received money from outside Canada.

Imam Hindy said that by securing funding from outside Canada the Toronto mosque was preserving Muslim culture, helping the local construction industry and employing Canadians and new immigrants in the education field while saving the public school system money.

“It is obvious that if we find money here, we will not ask other countries for help,” Imam Hindy said. “We always hear complaints about immigrants taking money from the system. So when we are able to bring money from outside, you should be thankful instead of implying this nonsense of allegations.”

Imam Hindy is known for his controversial views. He says he has officiated or blessed 30 polygamous marriages around Toronto, and that he would follow Islamic law if it conflicted with Canada’s laws. He has defended accused terrorists and says Canadian authorities have long monitored his mosque. A New York Police Department report calls Salaheddin “a known radical mosque.” Continue Reading →

Blazing Cat Fur brings us the newest edition of ‘Inspire’ for the Muslim faithful

As has been said so many times by so many brilliant people, ‘When a Jain or a Christian for that matter becomes more religious you have to worry less about them. When a Muslim becomes more religious you have to be more concerned.’

Here is the latest edition of ‘Inspire’ for the truly faithful in Islam thanks to BCF

Christian women attacked, publicly humiliated in Lahore based on false blasphemy accusations

by Jibran Khan Asia News It

Victims are now in a safe place because of the danger of more violence. A mob of angry Muslims beat and humiliated the two women, who are mother and daughter. The incident was triggered by a domestic dispute between them and the Muslim wife of their son and brother. A Pakistani priest says that unless there is separation between state and religion, Pakistan will slide into civil war.

Lahore (AsiaNews) – Two Christian women, mother and daughter, who recently suffered violence and humiliation, are now in a safe place. An angry mob turned against them in Lahore, beating them, after they were accused of blasphemy. The incident began with a dispute between the two and a Muslim woman, who is married to their son and brother, over the religious education of the mixed couple’s daughter. Mgr Rufin Anthony reacted to the fact, slamming Pakistani society’s increasing intolerance, a sociological problem it must deal with the utmost urgency.

Speaking from their hideout, John Chand, son and brother of the victims, told AsiaNews that the two women “are afraid of being attacked by extremists” and are hiding to avoid being killed. Continue Reading →

Hope and despair in Pakistan.

Check out the interview with the two children of the murdered minister of Punjab, Salman Tasmeer. Especially the interview with his son. If only these were the voices in ascendence in the Islamic world instead of what follows. But the Tasmeer children have my respect and admiration. Those are the voices of courage.

Had to add this comment under this video where it lives on youtube:

ugerWadi has made a comment on Hope and despair for Pakistan:

The whole Pakistani nation is on the back of great man Ghazi Mumtaz Qadri. Salman taseer was shot with 27 bullets……….. I think he should had been shot with 127 bullets instead…………. And anyone on the path of Salman taseer will face the same fate here in Pakistan………..Inshallah………
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French documentary on Islamic conquest of the world

Europe no longer marks meat as halal, ending all the gains by animal rights groups.

Yet the leftists still support Islam and Muslims over all else. Islam is inherently anti women’s rights, antisemitic (No stupid word games please we all know what this means) anti homosexual in a big way (unless of course it is with children) and clearly anti animal rights yet the left, which claims the victories on all these subjects, still supports Islam.

Europeans must demand the right to know if the meat they are buying was killed and processed in accordance with Western humane methods. They must demand it to governments, the respective agencies and the stores that sell the meat.

From The Hudson Inst. NYC:

(H/T A Millar)