An important action initiative from the UAC’s http://www.LegislationMonitor.org In accordance with its commitments as a state party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which was approved by the United States Senate in April 1992 and then signed and ratified by President George H. W. Bush on June 8, 1992, the United […]
Archives for 2005
First Iftar Dinner in the European Parliament
While Turkey indulges its fantasies of war with Europe, the Eurodhimmis do all they can to make them feel welcome. From Zaman.com, with thanks to Jen: The European Parliament (EP) hosted an iftar dinner for the first time in its history. The “fast-breaking dinner for Ramadan” took place one week after the EU launched accession […]
Dutch unveil the toughest face in Europe with a ban on the burka
This welcome bit of Dutch anti-dhimmitude will provoke howls from the multiculturalists, but they persistently fail to recognize that the burka is only the most visible symbol of a comprehensive system that would completely overturn and remake Dutch society — and subjugate non-Muslims in Holland as second-class dhimmis. The pluralism upon which the proponents of […]
Turks irked, throng to buy anti-European, anti-US novel
Negotiations with the EU have scarcely begun and the Turks are already irked. They seem to be afraid they are going to be rejected (I hope they’re right) and that they will eventually be embroiled in a victorious war with Britain and the US (I hope they’re wrong). “Turks embrace novelist’s war on EU,” from […]
Cartoons have Muslims threatening newspaper
An update to this report. From The Copenhagen Post, with thanks to Fjordman and DP111: Death threats have forced daily newspaper Jyllands-Posten to hire security guards to protect its employees, after printing twelve cartoons featuring the prophet Mohammed. The newspaper has been accused of deliberately provoking and insulting Muslims by publishing the cartoons. The newspaper […]
Kashmir terror chief heads for Mecca
The The Times of India reports the head of Hizbul Mujahideen guerrilla group, Syed Salahuddin, will visit Saudi Arabia for haj and “other” reasons. From the UPI: The head of the Pakistan-based Hizbul Mujahideen guerrilla group will soon be going to Mecca not to pray for peace but to promote terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, […]
Religious leader wants Islamic Somalia
Despite the recent formation of a transitional government, Somalia remains a quasi-anarchic state. Of course, the only solution for the fundamentalists is the creation of an Islamic state. From the AP: An influential religious leader and alleged al-Qaida collaborator vowed in an interview Wednesday to establish an Islamic state in Somalia, a lawless Horn of […]
Seized Letter Outlines Al Qaeda Goals in Iraq
More on Zawahiri’s letter to Zarqawi, from the Washington Post, with thanks to all who sent this in: Al Qaeda’s top deputy urged the leader of his Iraq branch in July to prepare for the inevitable U.S. withdrawal by carrying out political as well as military actions, and he lectured him that he risked being […]
End of the vine
A glimpse of life under the Sharia from Iran: the demise of Iran’s wine industry. Yes, you read that right: Iran’s wine industry. From The Guardian, with thanks to Sir Percy: The desolate vista resembles an archaeological ruin, or the shattered aftermath of a devastating military bombardment. Once-proud mud-brick homes are uninhabited and partially reduced […]
Police or military officers may have played a role in the 2002 Bali bombings
The former Indonesian president, Abdurrahman Wahid, believes military intelligence has an active role in jihad activity committed in his country. This might explain why cleric Abu Bakar Bashir’s prison sentence was reduced. From the The Australian: In an interview with SBS’s Dateline program to be aired tonight, on the third anniversary of the bombing that […]