He’s in, he’s out. “Samir A. freed again, but may face assault charge,” an update on the ongoing Samir A. drama from
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Germany: Police arrest jihadists and raid mosques
More misunderstanders of Islam arrested in Europe: maybe Jamal Badawi should grab a flight to Munich and explain Islam’s peaceful teachings to these guys. (Yes, literal-minded readers, I am being sarcastic.) “Police arrest seven Islamists and raid 30 associated sites,” from DPA, : MUNICH – Police on Thursday arrested seven Islamic extremists and raided 31 […]
Purdue University’s Dhimmitude Awareness Week
Another Islamic Awareness Week, this time at Purdue (thanks to the Norwegian Kafir for the link): “Group raises students’ awareness of Islam.” The vice president of the Muslim Students Association is just hoping for peace. “Knowledge leads to understanding, understanding leads to tolerance and tolerance leads to peace,” said Hany Gabal, a senior in the […]
Holland: right-wing protest banned
“Right-wing protest banned in Venray,” from the Dutch Expatica, with thanks to Dutch Cares. AMSTERDAM — Right-wing politician Michiel Smit has been banned from staging a protest in Venray, the scene of recent clashes between Lonsdale youths and Turkish immigrants. Mayor Jos Waals said Saturday’s protest organised by Smit posed a threat to public order. […]
Samir A. re-arrested after assault
Maybe the dhimmis shouldn’t have acquitted him in the first place. From the Dutch Expatica, with thanks to Dutch Cares: AMSTERDAM — Acquitted terror suspect Samir A. has been re-arrested in Rotterdam, this time in connection with the assault on a photographer last week. A. was released from the Nieuwegein jail, near Utrecht, on 6 […]
Van Gogh killer demands more “nuanced” prosecution
That’s the problem with so many who resist the global jihad: we lack “nuance.” I report what Muslim scholars say the Qur’an means and what jihad is, and Islamic apologists respond, “You don’t know anything about Islam.” But never will they share their secret decoder rings with us and explain how it must really be […]
“Why do they call every pious person a terrorist? They (the family) only pray and read the Quran”
Why do they call “every pious person” a terrorist? Well, maybe it’s little matters like this suicide bombing. From another Bashandi story: “Egyptian Police Arrest 30 in Cairo Bombing,” from
Dhimmitude at Australian Passover meal
“Muslims join Jews to celebrate Passover,” from The Age, with thanks to Daniel Pipes and Mark Durie: Melbourne Jews and Muslims made history last night by joining for the first time to celebrate Passover, one of Judaism’s most important festivals. Nearly 100 people took part in the Passover ritual and meal at the Prahran community […]
US warns Philippines south could become “new Afghanistan”
What’s that? The Philippines, you say? But I thought that “serious extremist movements are visible only in Saudi Arabia, Iraq (where they are imported, mainly from the south), Iran, Pakistan, regions of Nigeria and Malaysia, and a tiny number of war zones like Chechnya and southern Thailand.” Hmmm. Maybe I should get a new batch […]
The mild-mannered suicide bomber
Everyone is shocked that Bashandi could have become a suicide bomber. But of course! They’re always shocked! Search the archives, and whenever a Muslim is arrested on suspicion of terrorist activity, you will find friends and neighbors saying how shocked they were, how pious he was, etc. etc. No one seems to look into that […]