Radio Canada (French CBC) Radicalization : How to Track an Indefinable Enemy?

(The importance of this article and video is difficult to pin down because it is difficult to ascertain the actual aspect of it which is important. Is it the political correctness used which makes it an order of magnitude more difficult for law enforcement to actually identify a terror threat? Or is it the general weakness of the media on this issue, or any number of other problems I see with this report.)

An original translation by C.B. Sashenka (With much thanks)

From Radio Canada:


Exclusive – “The terrorists do not come with a flash on the head. ” At the front of the room, a counter-terrorism specialist officer repeats this sentence to make it clear to his colleagues that the typical profile of a terrorist does not exist. 

Approximately 70 agents from across Quebec attend this three-day training session organized by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Radio-Canada had exclusive access to one of the sessions.

Text of Mylène Crête

These police officers must understand the terrorist threat in order to better counter it, but the enemy is difficult to define. On his screen, Jamel Ouici scrolls through photos of people who committed attacks or who threatened to commit some.

“Denis Marc Furrier, not Mohammed Abdul Jabbar. This is a Quebecer”, he points out.

This photo is that of a Quebecer who was sentenced to nine-months of imprisonment in 2013 after having written some alarming lines on his Facebook page. By showing this photo, the trainer, of Algerian origin, wants to do away with stereotypes.

“There is no typical case. There is no profile. The beard means nothing. There are bikers who have beards.” –  Sergeant Hakim Bellal, Head of the RCMP National Security Community Outreach program

(Listen to the report of Manon Globensky, broadcast on Désautels on Sunday)

The RCMP, the Sûreté du Québec (Quebec Provincial Police) and the Montreal Police Service offer these training workshops to police forces of the entire province since 2010. The goal of the training is to equip patrol officers and investigators so that they can identify suspicious behavior that can be associated with terrorism. Continue Reading →

Heidi speaks at Hanover rally against Islamization of Europe and Germany

Thank you again Oz-Rita for your tireless efforts to bring us some good news.

For those who remember, the woman speaking in this video is the same one who stood up and spoke in the German cathedral when it was offered up in multicultural sacrifice for Islamic prayer services.

Please pay attention to what she says. Beyond the usual pep rally material, she makes an important observation about the tactics of the authorities and how they are trying to destroy the resistance to the destruction of classical European people and cultures, as they successfully did to the EDL. Her advice is sage. One example is, ‘Don’t drink till you get home’.

I believe she is the woman who spoke immediately before the man in the post earlier below in Hanover.

one of the speaker at the Hannover protest against Islam

Thank you Oz-Rita for finding this and translating it for us.

There were many other powerful and excellent speakers at this event which we hope to be able to subtitle and bring you as well, not the least of which was that fine woman who stood up in that Cathedral in Germany and did the Martin Luther protest when they consecrated the cathedral as a mosque. She, one might imagine, was the inspiration for the woman who did the same thing in Washington DC at the Episcopalian cathedral on Nov 14 this year.

With some luck and hard work, Rita may be able to get that done for us within a day or so as well!

Here are Rita’s notes on the event in the video below:

This rally was held in Hannover. The speaker, leader of the HoGeSa group East, was from Dresden. The full name of the group (who participates in the organisation of the by now weekly marches in Dresden) is: “Hooligans Gegen Salafisten” (Hooligans Against Salafists).

Remembrance day Ottawa 2014

Canadians showed true grit today.

The normal crowd at a typical remembrance day ceremony I was told, is 40,000 people. Still a pretty impressive number in these postmodern times. Today the expected number was 80,000 and I wouldn’t be surprised if there was 20,000 people over that.

I also would think that for a great many who came to the Cenotaph today, they did so as an act of defiance. We will not be intimidated. We love our people, our country, our culture and our Armed forces. We will make a ‘target rich environment’ because we are not afraid of you who brainwash our people into becoming enemies of their own country for ‘allah’s sake’.

And to all the religious muslims out there I show defiance and contempt. You who depend on the exact same institutions and individuals to protect you from the natural consequences of your actions against those same individuals and institutions should weigh your actions carefully. History turns on a dime. Read a book sometime.

Meanwhile, back in the Ottawa Schools, muslims are demanding to be able to not be part of Remembrance day (From last night’s Ezra Levant on SUN TV)

Report: Islamic State leader al-Baghdadi hurt in US-led strikes

Ynet News:

Coalition airstrike targets a gathering of IS leaders in Iraqi province of Anbar; several other IS leaders said to have been wounded and killed.

Islamic State leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was said to be critically wounded in a US-led airstrike in the city of Al-Qaim, on the Iraq-Syria border, tribal sources in Iraq told Al Arabiya on Saturday.

I24 News:

An image grab from a video released on July 5, 2014 by al-Furqan Media is said to show Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi addressing Muslim worshippers at a mosque in Mosul ( Al-Furqan Media/AFP )

Unconfirmed reports that the leader of IS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was among those hit

AFP“Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, an al-Qaida-linked group fighting in Iraq and Syria.”AFP

A meeting of top Islamic State (IS) officials, possibly including the group’s overall leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was the target of a US-led coalition airstike reported Al-Hadath television channel Saturday.

The US military confirmed that the strike occurred but have yet to confirm or deny if Baghdadi, the group’s overall leader, had been killed.

A number of high ranking IS officials are reported to have been killed or injured.

Links 3 for Oct. 27 – 2014

1. An interesting video from yesterday’s demonstration in Koln Germany against the salafists.

2. Torture, rape, forced marriage… and sent to fight on the front line: Survivors reveal the horrific fate of teenage girls kidnapped by Islamic extremists Boko Haram

(Funny how the Islamic State doesn’t put that in their recruitment videos)

Teenage girls who escaped Nigerian terror group Boko Haram have described how they were raped, tortured, forced into marriage and sent to fight on the front line during their captivity.

Dozens of former hostages have described the physical and psychological abuse at the hands of the Islamic militants in a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW).

It came as Boko Haram kidnapped a further 30 children over the weekend, including girls as young as 11, bringing the total number of captives to more than 500 since 2009.

The latest kidnappings – and continued violence in northeast Nigeria and northern Cameroon – have cast doubt on government claims of a ceasefire and agreement for the release of 219 schoolgirls held since April.

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Horrific ordeal: Some of the 219 Nigerian girls kidnapped by Boko Haram in April. Dozens of teenagers (not pictured) who escaped the Nigerian terror group have described how they were raped, forced into marriage and forced to fight on the front line of the insurgency in a new report by Human Rights Watch

Horrific ordeal: Some of the 219 Nigerian girls kidnapped by Boko Haram in April. Dozens of teenagers (not pictured) who escaped the Nigerian terror group have described how they were raped, forced into marriage and forced to fight on the front line of the insurgency in a new report by Human Rights Watch

3. More on the Ottawa shooter of the honour guard

H/T M., Wrath of Khan.

One of the German protest videos translated and titled.

The people who sent me these titles are anything but far right. In fact they are some of the kindest classical liberals I know and are quite content that this march is not, as I had somewhat thought they were based on the MSM coverage, neo-Nazis.


German march against salafists Cologne Oct 26… by vlad43

New rules in Austria will effect islamic-state relations.

Interview with Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff on new rules for Islam in Austria.

To better understand this issue, here are three articles on the organizations and the law being discussed here.

1. Law on Islam completes 100 years in Austria

2. Austria celebrates ‘model’ law on Islam

3. Austria: Muslims Outnumber Catholics in Vienna Schools