You had to figure we’d hear from the Thug-in-Chief on Egypt at some point. Indeed, jihadists are salivating at the prospects the Egyptian uprising has created for another chance to obliterate the State of Israel. One of the Muslim Brotherhood’s leaders in Egypt, Mohamed Ghanem, has already said the Egyptian army should prepare for war […]
Archives for February 2011
Sarkozy latest to declare multiculturalism a failure
“We have been too concerned about the identity of the person who was arriving and not enough about the identity of the country that was receiving him.” With that, Sarkozy joins Britain’s David Cameron and Germany’s Angela Merkel, among others, in recognizing that multiculturalism has failed to deliver on its utopian promises. “Sarkozy declares multiculturalism […]
Treasury Department accuses Lebanese Canadian Bank of links to Hizballah
This is not the first we have heard of a connection between Hizballah and drug cartels, including those operating in the U.S. Then, of course, there was the Iranian book celebrating jihadist “martyrdom” recently found in the Arizona desert. What this case has uncovered so far is only the tip of the iceberg. “Lebanese bank […]
“Egypt is free! Egypt is free!” Egypt is free?
Now comes a highly dangerous and unstable period for the following issues: 1. The extent of the implementation of Islamic law in the coming months and years. Obviously, the Muslim Brotherhood isn’t in the game for just a little Sharia. 2. The rights of non-Muslim religious minorities and the basic physical safety of the Copts, […]
U.K.: Islamic preacher banned from country is still broadcasting on “PeaceTV,” calls Jews the enemy of Islam
But where did that bit of hate speech come from? What kind of seething bigot even comes up with stuff like that? “Strongest among men in enmity to the believers wilt thou find the Jews…” — Qur’an 5:82 “Banned hate preacher still broadcasting after ‘Jews are enemy of Islam’ claim,” by Tom Harper for the […]
Somalia jihad: Foreign fighters train snipers, seek experience to start uprisings in home countries
There’s something for everybody in the Somali jihad: “Fighters who do not have military skills but can speak fluent English have been used as suicide bombers because they can get past checkpoints.” “Somali insurgent’s defection shines light on foreigners’ role within Islamist insurgency,” by Katherine Houreld and Mohamed Sheikh Nor for the Associated Press, February […]
Blaming the victim: In wake of savage attack, Indonesian lawmakers call on Ahmadis to “repent,” or to be disbanded by government
More on this story. Note the utter lack of outrage at the brutality of the killings; it is taken for granted that the Ahmadis were inviting trouble by so rudely continuing to exist. Adherence to the 2008 ban on their promoting their activities is, of course, in the eyes of the Muslim overlord beholder. Thus, […]
Indonesian man who filmed Muslim lynching of Ahmadi in fear for life, goes into hiding
That video can be found here (thanks to Agus). Due to its obviously disturbing nature, YouTube requires viewers to create an account and sign in to go on record that they are of a minimum age. The man is stripped, and obviously dead, but members of the Muslim crowd continue taking their turns at beating […]
Thailand: Policeman killed in front of mosque
“War is deceit,” Muhammad said, and “the gunmen passed themselves as Muslim worshipers who came to pray at the mosque.” No word on any expression of outrage from their co-religionists at this “misunderstanding” of Islam, or if outrage will be reserved, as ever, for cartoons, Pakistani women accused of blasphemy, orphanages, health care centers, and […]
Obama administration’s Director of National Intelligence calls Muslim Brotherhood “largely secular”
Of course, that’s why they call themselves the Largely Secular Brotherhood. What? They don’t? Who wrote this briefing? Clapper goes on to stress the supposed heterogeneity of the Muslim (yes, Muslim) Brotherhood, sounding rather embarrassingly like last week’s appalling piece from the New York Times, which, among other things, did its best to portray the […]