“Pak’s jihadi policy threatening its own existence: ICG,” From India’s 123bharath, with thanks to Skeetstreet: [World News] Washington, A recent report published by the International Crisis Group (ICG) has said that the Pakistan government’s policy of supporting the country’s religious and fundamentalist sections of the country to counter the civilian opposition has reached such an […]
Archives for 2005
Link found between Pearl’s killers, Muslim charity
Misunderstanders of Islam operate Muslim charity in Pakistan, murder Daniel Pearl. From Pakistan’s Daily Times, with thanks to Concerned Citizen: KARACHI: Pakistani investigators have found a definite and irrevocable link between a Muslim charity and one of the four suspects believed to be involved in the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in […]
U.S. fears terrorist base in Bangladesh
More jihad news from Bangladesh from The Hindu, with thanks to Fanabba: DHAKA: The Pacific Commander of the U.S. Army, Admiral William J. Fallon, has expressed the fear that some international terrorist groups might have gained a toe-hold in Bangladesh, taking advantage of the situation on the ground. He offered U.S. assistance to the Bangladesh […]
UK Ricin plot informant faces trial in Algeria
What made him give this information? Unfortunately, the story doesn’t say. “Ricin plot informant faces trial in Algeria,” from Reuters, : ALGIERS – A suspected al Qaeda agent who divulged a plot to attack Britain is due to go on trial on terror-related charges in Algeria on Wednesday, officials said. Mohamed Meguerba, 37, was arrested […]
Suspected Muslim grenade attack in Kashmir kills two, injures 17
Kashmir jihad attack. Note that the people killed were in a market. Remember this one the next time the talking heads start telling you that Islam forbids killing innocents. In certain places, there are no innocents. From AFP, with thanks to Twostellas: SRINAGAR, India – Suspected Muslim rebels in Indian Kashmir killed two civilians and […]
U.S. Frees 17 Afghans, 1 Turk from Guantanamo Jail
From Reuters, with thanks to Mediawatch: WASHINGTON – The United States has sent home 17 Guantanamo prisoners to Afghanistan and another to Turkey, and some of the Afghans said upon arrival in Kabul on Tuesday they had been mistreated by their American jailers. “They used extreme type of tyranny against us,” said Abdul Rahman, who […]
Book calls Norwegians ‘Satan’s sons’
Another one for our overworked Shocked! Shocked! Department: the mask slips in Norway. From Aftenposten, with thanks to the Norwegian Kafir: A book that’s quietly being distributed within Norway’s Muslim community refers to Norwegians as the sons of Satan. The book, written by an anonymous author, has been turned over to police by Oslo’s Anti-Racism […]
You might think about sending your kids to Cornell…
“Peace in Our Time”: Sara Townsley writes provocatively in the Cornell Daily Sun (thanks to the Norwegian Kafir). Primarily at the initiative of Charles de Gaulle, the driving force behind the post-WWII integration of Europe has been the perceived need for a counterweight to American power. Tellingly, Jacques Chirac’s best argument in favor of the […]
ACLU, CAIR decry anti-terror efforts
“Islamic group slams feds for detaining Muslims returning from Canada,” from WND, with thanks to EPG: The American Civil Liberties Union and Council on American-Islamic Relations are teaming up today to decry what they see as a federal screening process that discriminates against Muslim Americans. The two groups, along with the New York Civil Liberties […]
Dhimmitude in Central Missouri
More of the usual crapola from “Open house educates about Islam” in the Columbia Missourian, with thanks to Skeetstreet: Jan DeLasara and her sister, Joy Rushing, came to the Islamic Center of Central Missouri’s open house Sunday with different religious perspectives. DeLasara considers herself a spiritual person but is not a member of any organized […]