Archives for 2006

Anti-dhimmitude in Boston. Update on this story from AP, with thanks to Kemaste: BOSTON (Dec. 22) – A Saudi Arabian princess accused of breaking U.S. immigration laws by locking up her domestics’ passports and forcing them to work for low pay was ordered to be deported, prosecutors said Thursday. Hana F. Al Jader of Winchester […]

“In the future,” many have predicted, “the Iraqis will blame their civil war on the US.” Well, of course they will. They already do. They do in Man-on-the-street interviews, in which those men on the street explain how “everyone got along” until the bad old Americans came. In a poof, the persecution and mass-murder of […]

Rachel Ehrenfeld explores what may be behind Dhimmi Carter’s latest bout of lunacy in the Washington Times (thanks to Kemaste): To understand what feeds former president Jimmy Carter’s anti-Israeli frenzy, look at his early links to Arab business. Between 1976-1977, the Carter family peanut business received a bailout in the form of a $4.6 million, […]

Tony Blair continues to call for his “alliance of moderation” in the Islamic world, confident that Muslims will turn away from Iran’s “warped and wrongheaded misinterpretation of Islam” and join Britain in a war against the global jihad. And of course, he may get some positive response from some quarters who see common cause with […]

“Likely to anger the United States and its regional ally Australia.” Oh, hopefully more countries than that. “Indonesia overturns Bashir’s conviction,” by Niniek Karmini for Associated Press: The Supreme Court ruling is likely to anger the United States and its regional ally Australia, both of which publicly accused the aging cleric of being a top […]

In this week’s Jihad Watch videoblog at Hot Air, I discuss the mujahedin’s latest holiday jihad threats.

The Somalia jihad enters a new phase. “Fierce fighting convulses southern Somalia despite truce pledge,” by Mustafa Haji Abdinur for AFP: A day after European Commission humanitarian chief Louis Michel said he had secured both sides’ commitment to observe a truce and resume peace talks, the Islamic movement chief called on Somalis to join the […]

In my 2003 book Onward Muslim Soldiers, I observed that “September 11 was largely a problem of faulty immigration controls” and called, accordingly, for tighter immigration controls — while noting the chief obstacle to such measures: “immigration controls on Muslim countries are supposedly racist, even though Muslims are not members of any single race or […]

“Klopse curtailed out of respect for Eid,” from South Africa’s Cape Times, with thanks to DS: Out of respect for one of Islam’s holiest days at the end of this month, no Malay choir troupes will parade on New Year’s Day, fewer klopse are to march on Second New Year and the route has been […]

They want to destroy our state, massacre huge numbers of us, and subjugate the rest. Often they target planes to sow terror among the populace. What can we do? I’ve got it! Let’s build them a place at the airport where they can congregate without outsiders present! The IAA, of course, can ultimately do nothing […]