In “Prosecuted for Saving A Girl’s Life” in the American Thinker, February 27, Pamela Geller discusses the plight of Brian Williams, a Christian pastor who is being targeted by Ohio authorities for helping ex-Muslim teenager Rifqa Bary when she ran away from home in fear that her father would kill her for leaving Islam. […] […]
Archives for 2010
Islamophobia in Pakistan? Suicide bomber “topples” mosque
Nope, no “Islamophobia” here, oddly enough! Actually the perpetrator was a jihad/martyrdom bomber, hoping to reap the Qur’an’s promise of Paradise for those who “kill and are killed” for Allah (9:111). “Pakistan suicide attack kills 3, wounds dozens,” from AP, February 27 (thanks to Twostellas): Islamabad: A suicide car bomber attacked a police station on […]
“You are Christian and it is a good deed to kill you. My Allah will be very happy if I kill you.”
Here are translations of two letters that Misunderstanders of Islam sent to the family of the imprisoned Pakistani Christian human rights activist Hector Aleem. Background of the case here. LETTER 1 “Kausar Parveen, wife of Hector Aleem, “We know where you and your children live. This blasphemer [Hector] has been arrested because of us, now […]
Pakistan: Muslim mob attacks Christians, authorities arrest…Christians
An attempt by Pakistani officials to harass the Christian community. “Unnamed Christians Accused after Muslim Attack in Pakistan,” from Compass Direct News, February 26 (thanks to The Religion of Peace): KARACHI, Pakistan, February 26 (CDN) — In the wake of an attack this week by 150 armed Muslims on a Christian colony in this city […]
Liberia: Muslim mob burns down two churches, a clinic, shops, and the mayor’s house
Maybe they’re enraged about those Christians getting in the way of Muslim torches over in Nigeria. “Liberia town hit by sectarian unrest,” from the Associated Press, February 27 (thanks to The Religion of Peace): The United Nations has deployed peacekeepers to a northern Liberian town where sectarian violence has left at least three people dead […]
Iran, Syria mock U.S. policy, pledge Middle East “without Zionists”
Obama’s open-handed policy of engagement is bearing wonderful fruit now, eh? “Iran, Syria mock U.S. policy; Ahmadinejad speaks of Israel’s ‘annihilation,’” by Howard Schneider for the Washington Post, February 26 (thanks to Sr. Soph): JERUSALEM — The presidents of Iran and Syria on Thursday ridiculed U.S. policy in the region and pledged to create a […]
Canada: “Muslim convert thirsty for knowledge” pleads guilty to role in terror group
He was a “Muslim convert thirsty for knowledge,” and yet he ended up with the wrong crowd — you know, the violent jihad crowd. It’s amazing, isn’t it, how many Muslim converts thirsty for knowledge end up being Misunderstanders of Islam, despite their earnestness in trying to get it right. “Accused in Toronto 18 plot […]
Nigeria: Muslim mob burns down 8 churches
Will the Islamophobia never end? “Muslim Mob Burns Down Christian Shops, 8 Churches in Nigeria,” from Persecution.org, February 23 (thanks to Loganswarning): Washington, D.C. (February 23, 2010)-International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that on February 21 a Muslim mob burned down several Christian shops and eight churches in Kazaure, northern Nigeria. The mob carried out […]
“The Justice Department employs nine lawyers previously involved in the defense of terrorist detainees”
Department of Jihad, Department of Dhimmitude. “DOJ: Department Of Jihad?,” from Investors Business Daily, February 24 (thanks to Weasel Zippers): War On Terror: The Justice Department employs nine lawyers previously involved in the defense of terrorist detainees. This is a colossal conflict of interest. Just whose side are they on? From the dropping of a […]
Swiss neutral about Qaddafi’s call for jihad
They probably don’t believe he will actually do anything. And maybe he won’t. Maybe. An update on this story. “Switzerland Plays Down Qaddafi’s Calls for ‘Jihad,’” by Steven Erlanger for New York Times, February 26 (thanks to all who sent this in): PARIS — The Swiss government reacted blandly on Friday to the latest rhetorical […]