A clear, courageous and uncensored assessment of the danger of Sharia law and those who would inflict it on us. Stand by for some stellar displays of anger management from within the Muslim world. But Archbishop Sako is already a target, and has seen so much tragedy befall Iraq’s Christians and his own clergy that […]
Archives for February 2011
“It is naïve to think that all cultures are compatible with Canadian values”
For calling attention to demographic conquest, this candidate from Canada’s Christian Heritage Party acknowledges he will be branded a “racist.” But there is nothing “racist” about wanting to put the brakes on when we have no idea who we are bringing into our countries with regard to jihadist sympathies and Islamic supremacism — as with […]
Orange County Register gets 46 letters in favor of charges against Muslim students who conspired to disrupt Israeli ambassador’s speech, 2 opposed
The people of Orange County aren’t buying the argument of 100 UC Irvine faculty members that not giving the Muslim students a pass here would damage the “healing process” on campus. And by “healing,” they mean, “shut up.” Again, what if the shoe were on the other foot, and another student group had conspired in […]
Iraq: Suicide bomber targeting Shi’ite pilgrims kills 28
“There’s still a tendency to see these things in Sunni-Shia terms. But the Middle East is going to have to overcome that.” – Condoleezza Rice, January 2007. Hope you brought something to read while you wait. Four years later, the Sunni-Shi’ite case of mutual Islamophobia continues — a major aspect of life in Iraq that […]
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Hundreds of Iraqis brought to the U.S. as refugees now under scrutiny for al-Qaeda links
It might have been nice to think of that before they got here. How much did politically correct fears of “Islamophobia” hamper the screening process or inhibit internal criticism of the program itself? “Iraq Refugees in U.S. Scrutinized for Al Qaeda Terror Links,” from Fox News, February 11 (thanks to Alexandre): WASHINGTON — Hundreds of […]
Pakistan: “The incidents against Christians are increasing at an alarming rate”
Indeed, a majority of the reports we post about the persecution of Christians by Muslims seem to be from Pakistan, with Indonesia, Iraq, and Egypt as runners-up. And here is another, once again from Pakistan. “Pakistani Priest warns Christians are at risk. A young man tortured and killed,” by Jibran Khan for AsiaNews, February 11: […]
Predictable: Indonesian authorities drag feet on crackdown ordered by president following Muslim rampages against Christians and Ahmadis
One police chief assured the media yesterday that the rampages against Christian buildings and the beating of a priest had nothing to do with religion. And there are others like him, and worse. “Yudhoyono orders crackdown but officials drag their feet,” by Mathias Hariyadi for AsiaNews, February 11: Jakarta (AsiaNews) – Indonesian police arrested 13 […]
Pawlenty demands explanation from Clapper for his calling the Muslim Brotherhood a “secular” organization
Clapper is in severe thrall to wishful thinking, and Pawlenty was right to call him out. The larger problem is that the same kind of wishful thinking pervades virtually all of the policy analysis in Washington regarding Islamic jihad. An update on this story. “Pawlenty demands explanation from Obama’s DNI,” by Jessica Yellin for CNN, […]
Canada public schools to accommodate Islamic prayer
Once again non-Muslims change their customs and practices to accommodate Muslims. When in Muslim countries, non-Muslims must adapt to Islamic mores. When in non-Muslim countries, non-Muslims must adapt to Islamic mores. “Dedicated prayer rooms may be part of new approach by province’s schools,” by Liz Monteiro for The Record, January 29 (thanks to Laurie): WATERLOO […]