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Archives for July 2011

Coming August 24 in Jerusalem: Dedication of the Aqsa Parvez Memorial Grove to victims of honor killing worldwide

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Join us in Israel on August 24 for the dedication of the Aqsa Parvez Memorial Grove. Pamela Geller has the details here. One key point she makes there is this: “the point of the memorials does not end simply with the memorials themselves. The memorials show that we have not forgotten and will not forget […]

Groundswell of support for Geller and Spencer on EDL

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Pamela Geller has an important update on the recent blogwar over the English Defence League: Apparently an update is required on the blogwar against Atlas that is being waged by vultures with an altogether nefarious agenda. It’s not important, because these bottomfeeders just bang keyboards and jockey for position on the bottom of the food […]

Egypt: Muslims go on rampage after uppity Christian man has the unmitigated gall to defend his wife from assault

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Here is the rest of the story initially reported here. That staggeringly understated report described a scene of “sectarian strife,” a term which implies equal participation and responsibility. According to that report, the cause of the “strife” was that Muslims reportedly “bothered” Christian girls. It was more than a bothersome night in Kolosna: “Sexual Harassment […]

Ethiopia jails hundreds after Muslims burned 69 churches on “rumor” of desecrated Qur’an

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The judiciary appears to realize that rewarding such behavior through inaction or half-measures will invite more of it. This incident always had the appearance of a rampage in need of an excuse. Constructing new churches and repairing old ones is forbidden under Islamic law, and connecting the rumored desecration with the construction of a church […]

Palestinian poster: “Osama bin Laden, the warrior, the martyr”

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We’re constantly told by Muslims and non-Muslims alike, in government, in media, in law enforcement, everywhere, that Osama bin Laden represented no one but himself and his Tiny Minority of Extremistsâ„¢, and that he represented a newly-minted and eccentric form of Islam that the Vast Majority of Peaceful Muslims abhorred and rejected. And yet the […]

The Infidel’s Guide to Malaysian Politics

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Having been an observer (and arguably a participant) of the Malaysian political scene for a number of years now, I think I’m in a position to be able to well describe that bizarre world to non Malaysians. Even jaded and learned students of politics elsewhere in the world might be in for a shock or […]

Tunisia: New Constitution will reject “any form of normalisation with the Zionist State”

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I tried to tell you. “Tunisia: Pact That Bans Normalisation With Israel Adopted,” from ANSAmed, July 1 (thanks to Weasel Zippers): (ANSAmed) – TUNISIA, JULY 1 – Today Tunisia’s commission of political reform announced that it adopted (by majority) a ”republican pact” that will be the basis of the future new Constitution, and in particular […]

Hizballah’s head honcho Nasrallah: Arrests of members indicted in Hariri assassination will never happen

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Unfortunately, for as long as Hizballah’s country-within-a-country with its own standing army has gone unchallenged in Lebanon and allowed to become ever more entrenched in society and government, there may indeed not be the political will in Lebanon to hold the group accountable. An update on this story. “Hezbollah leader rejects Hariri court indictments,” by […]

Predictable: Nasrallah claims Israel framed Hizballah members with Hariri assassination

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He apparently forgot to blame the US. Perhaps that’s forthcoming in the next round of denials. More on this story. “Nasrallah implies Israel behind Hariri hit,” by Oren Kessler for the Jerusalem Post, July 2: Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah on Saturday defended the four members of the terrorist organization charged with the murder of former […]

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