Archives for 2005

From the Catholic Courier.com, with thanks to EPG: ROCHESTER — About 350 people gathered in Sacred Heart Cathedral the evening of May 6 to mark the second anniversary of the Muslim Catholic Agreement of Understanding and Cooperation. Dr. Sayyid Muhammad Syeed, secretary general of the Islamic Society of North America, based in Plainfield, Ind., spoke […]

This article by Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo comes from www.kwenu.com (thanks to Charles for the link), one of the websites of the Christian Igbos of Biafra, which is (unfortunately) at present a part of Nigeria. All the riots from 1945 till present enumerated in the article have been against the Christian Igbos, who need the help […]

More on this case from the Times Online, : AN AL-QAEDA suspect linked to the September 11 atrocities and the ricin plotters in London can be extradited to Spain, a court ruled yesterday. Hedi Ben Yousseff Boudhiba, a Tunisian, is an alleged associate of Kamel Bourgass, the terrorist serving life for the murder of a […]

Tiny minority of extremists update: if there weren’t a market for these things, they wouldn’t be manufactured. From Richard S. Ehrlich in AsiaTimes, with thanks to EPG: BANGKOK – The Osama bin Laden cigarette lighter is adorned with his raised, chrome portrait, an embossed “9-11”, sketches of the New York World Trade Center, an approaching […]

Once Britain is fully Islamized, perhaps we’ll be treated to a revised Hamlet in which he wanders around muttering about To Teach or Not to Teach Jihad. “The Public Debate on Kuwait’s School Curricula: To Teach or Not to Teach Jihad,” from MEMRI, with thanks to Twostellas: The terror attacks that occurred in Kuwait this […]

G’day, kufr! “Baggage handlers face inquiry,” from The Australian, with thanks to danlew: THE Australian Crime Commission is to hold a royal commission-style probe into corrupt baggage handlers and other workers in the nation’s airports, federal Justice Minister Chris Ellison said. Senator Ellison yesterday called for an “urgent and detailed” briefing after he and Transport […]

Now that the execrable dhimmi flick Kingdom of Heaven has faded from the headlines and isn’t garnering top box office receipts, it’s time to check in with The Scholar of the House, Khaled Abou El Fadl. Khaled Abou El Fadl is the Islamic scholar who predicted: “In my view, it is inevitable — I’m willing […]

Well, some good does seem to come from publicizing death threats. The Reviving Islam site on which a poster prayed that Allah would grant him the privilege to murder me seems to be down. A message at the web address says only: “Account Locked. Please contact sales@mpadc.com.” I don’t know if this is because of […]

In “Reviving Islam, one dead Kafr at a time…,” the indefatigable and indispensable Aaron Weisburd at Internet Haganah has found out a few things about the Reviving Islam site where posters are praying to be granted the privilege of murdering me. For one thing, he has found a possible link to Muslim Creed, a defunct […]

In this story I say what I always say. I expect I’ll say it again, too. From WND, with thanks to all who sent this in: In an attempt to quell the rancor resulting from Newsweek’s retracted Quran-desecration story, a controversial U.S. Muslim lobby group is giving away free copies of Islam’s revered book. The […]