There is a lot of information i don’t have yet but expect to have within the next 24 hours.

But here is some of what I do know.

I believe this happened very recently, Sunday, Nov 3rd 2013 at a coffee shop in Montreal. Tim Horton’s I believe. (Except no apostrophes allowed in Quebec you know!)

I believe that the Jewish man simply asked the women how they felt about the proposed law banning conspicuous religious clothing and symbols, that would have affected them all. He started filming them when they began to be hostile to him. Which was, as I understand it, right away. So yes there was some activity before he began filming, but nothing that one would normally think of as a provocation, and frankly, even if there was, does it justify this?

The police did come and tried to make him delete this video and also talked him out of pressing charges. He now regrets his decision to not press them.

They apparently attacked him again outside the coffee shop. I don’t have video of that yet.

Youtube pulled this video down and threatened to close this man’s account as well.

The translation was done by Susan K. Thank you Sue very much for your help on this.

Lastly, I was sent the  original phone-file, the 3gp. I edited out some standing around and marked it with a dip-to-black where I did. There was no contextual editing.

Please check this post at BNI.

The video has been removed from Youtube, but if anyone knows who has it, please leave a comment. I would like to put it back online.

Found at Jihad Watch

I especially like the two trolls with the fur-tire hats

H/T Wrath of Khan

BBC:

20 May 2013 Last updated at 15:12 ET

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The International Religious Freedom Report, released on Monday, noted that in Egypt, anti-Semitic sentiment in the media sometimes included Holocaust denial or glorification.

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It also mentioned an incident on 19 October when Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi said “amen” to a religious leader’s call upon Allah to “destroy the Jews and their supporters”.

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Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood rallies against Israeli airstrikes in Syria, detention of cleric

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CAIRO –  Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood staged an anti-Israel rally in Cairo on Friday, the first such protest by the main backers of President Mohammed Morsi since they rose to prominence in the wake of the country’s 2011 uprising.

Emerging from weekly services at Al-Azhar mosque — the centuries-old seat of Sunni Muslim learning — demonstrators chanted “the people want the destruction of Israel” in protest of recent Israeli airstrikes in Syria and the detention of a Palestinian Muslim cleric.

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More videos of the event:

H/T M

Can’t you just feel the peace?