Archives for 2005

Cyber attacks on anti-jihad websites are growing increasingly common. Here is news of one from a press release from the Anti-Terrorism Coalition: On January 11, 2005, the Anti-Terrorism Coalition (ATC) was attacked by unknown hackers. Around 6 pm Eastern Standard time, January 11, 2005, the ATC-owned Facts About Islam website was attacked. All of the […]

Why? Because he was in the army, and he didn’t tell them he had converted to Christianity. Dhimmis can’t serve in the army. But of course, he had told them, years ago. “Iran: Government Jails Christian Pastor for Three Years,” from Compass Direct, with thanks to LA Hutton: February 17 (Compass) — Yesterday a Tehran […]

I might as well make a template with that headline, I have to use it so often in regard to the wonderful charitable works of our friends and allies the Saudis. “Saudi Charity Suspected of Aiding Terror,” from AP, with thanks to Teri: PORTLAND, Ore. – A U.S. arm of a large Saudi charity suspected […]

From Die Jüdische, with thanks to Teri: Hany Abu – Assad`s movie “žParadise Now” is portraying two Palestinian suicide bombers. At the end the screen goes blank. You do not see rubble nor dead people. The last thing you see is a pair of determined staring eyes. The camera moves closer to the face of […]

How could this be? Isn’t Musharraf warring against the “extremists”? Hmmm. Could it be that these “extremists” are actually so mainstream that he can’t possibly even get them out of his government, much less influence public opinion? “Pak ‘most anti-US country’: CRS,” from Rediff.com, with thanks to Fanabba: Notwithstanding its cooperation with the US in […]

Christopher Caldwell in The Weekly Standard (thanks to Nicolei) continues his useful explorations of the Islamization of Europe with a piece about the dilemmas posed for the Swedish welfare state by Muslim immigration and reluctance to assimilate.

The Hariri murder has pushed tensions in Lebanon over the Syrian occupation higher than they have been for years — but the occupation is just fine with the jihadists of Hizballah, the “party of Allah.” Hizballah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah knows that his power in Lebanon depends largely on Syria’s presence there. “Hizbollah Tells Lebanese to […]

An update from the Winning Hearts and Minds Department. But of course, everybody knows that there is no “serious extremist movement” in Indonesia. “Australia warns of Aceh attacks,” from AP, : CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia’s foreign minister said Saturday that terrorists could be planning to attack foreign aid workers in Indonesia’s tsunami-ravaged Aceh province. […]

Funeral jihad. Nothing, indeed, is sacred — except, apparently, jihad. This was another in a string of attacks on Shi’ites. From CNN, : BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — A suicide bomber on a bicycle has blown himself up inside a funeral tent at a Baghdad mosque, killing at least three people and wounding 38 others, Iraqi […]

Guess which cleric might have spoken this way — that’s right, it’s Sheikh Omar Bakri again. “Muslim cleric talks of No 10 suicide attacks,” from ITV News, with thanks to Nicolei: It is a statement that will horrify and disgust people across Britain, but he made these statements without any fear of prosecution. On the […]