“‘Israel’ erased from Canadian passports,” from World Net Daily, with thanks to Teri: Under a new passport policy in Canada, ”Israel” cannot be specified as the country of birth for Canadian citizens born in Jerusalem. Canadian Jews are being told by their government to surrender their passports so the word “Israel” can be removed if […]
Archives for 2005
Saudi killer spearheads Chechen war
From the Times Online, : A RUTHLESS Islamic militant from Saudi Arabia who has been accused of financing some of Russia’s most deadly terrorist acts has emerged as joint commander of the Chechen rebels after the killing last week of Aslan Maskhadov, former president of the breakaway republic. Abu Havs, 40, a Wahhabi extremist, is […]
Turkish parliament passes controversial headscarf amnesty
From AFP, with thanks to the Norwegian Kafir: ANKARA – The Turkish parliament Tuesday passed for a second time a controversial law pardoning tens of thousands of women who were expelled from universities for reasons including the wearing of the Islamic headscarf, banned under Turkey’s secular education system. The law, which amnesties students expelled since […]
Dutch Muslims plan to form political party
From the Islamic Republic News, with thanks to the Norwegian Kafir: A group of Muslims in the Dutch city of Amsterdam plans to set up the Muslim Democratic Party (MDP) at the end of May. The party wants to compete in the upcoming local government elections in five cities and later also in the parliamentary […]
U.S. seeks pacts on religious freedom
Will we finally see some anti-dhimmitude regarding the Saudis? I wouldn’t bet on it. Nicholas Kralev in the Washington Times discusses the issue of religious freedom in countries “of concern”: The Bush administration said yesterday it is close to reaching agreements with Saudi Arabia, Vietnam and Eritrea that would improve the state of religious freedom […]
Iran to Offer U.S. Share in Nuclear Program -Paper
From Reuters: The Financial Times said it was unclear how far the remarks of Hossein Kazempour, Iranian governor to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and an energy adviser to the government, represented the policy of Tehran. “I am telling you that the Americans can come and have 50-50 (of an Iranian nuclear program),” Kazempour […]
Al Azhar demands dhimmitude from Vatican: apologize for the Crusades
“Al-Azhar — The Vatican: Official apologies demanded,” from the Morocco Times, with thanks to LGF: Egyptian highest religious authority Al-Azhar has requested the Vatican to present official apologies on Christian crusades carried out against Muslims seven centuries ago. Sheikh Fawzi Zafzaf, President of the Interfaith Dialogue Committee of Al-Azhar, said during a press conference that […]
Libya: U.S. falsifying Qur’an
What do these false, Zionist Qur’ans say? Don’t slay the unbelievers wherever you find them (9:5)? Don’t strike the necks of the unbelievers (47:4)? Don’t consider unbelievers “the vilest of creatures” (98:6)? Don’t fight the Jews and Christians until they become Muslims or dhimmis (9:29)? Don’t be ruthless toward unbelievers (48:29)? Don’t pretend friendship with […]
Jihadists launch online fund-raiser
But can you use Paypal? “Terrorists launch online fund-raiser,” from WorldNetDaily, with thanks to Kemaste: Jihadis apparently taking a page from American efforts have launched an Internet fund-raising effort. The posting requests funds be sent to the Arab Bank in Gaza for use in jihad efforts throughout the “Islamic Ummah,” or worldwide community. A copy […]
Court rejects Damra’s appeal, triggering deportation process
Fawaz Damra update. From the Cleveland Plain Dealer, with thanks to the Constantinopolitan Irredentist: A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction of Fawaz Damra, a decision that will prompt federal prosecutors to begin deportation proceedings against the imam of Ohio’s largest mosque. The 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals denied all of Damra’s claims […]