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Archives for 2019

Iraqi Christians warn Sweden: “If Islamists gain power, they won’t treat you according to human rights, but Sharia”

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“We who have grown up here know what Islam is. It is not the people, the Muslims, that I warn about, but the ideology. Although most Muslims don’t believe in jihad, they believe in Mohammad. They believe that all peoples should become Muslims and that there is a reward in heaven for those who bring […]

Nigeria: Military releases 983 suspected Boko Haram jihadis, tells them “go and sin no more”

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What could possibly go wrong? Well, we saw the answer to that question last week on the London Bridge, where a jihadi who had supposedly turned from the error of his ways and been “deradicalized” went on a stabbing spree. “Military releases 983 suspected Boko Haram members,” by Kayode Idowu, Punch, November 27, 2019 (thanks […]

France: Muslim migrants arrested for making Islamic State salutes at Strasbourg Christmas market

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The Strasbourg Christmas market was the site of a jihad massacre in 2018. And clearly, France has learned nothing since then. “Migrants Arrested for Alleged ISIS Salutes at Strasbourg Christmas Market,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, November 30, 2019: A year after the terror attack at the Christmas market in Strasbourg, police have arrested two Chechens […]

Iranian Koran Scholar: Apply Koran 5:33 to Protesters, i.e., Crucifixion, Amputation, Banishment

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Abolfazl Bahrampour is a prominent Iranian Koran scholar and author of the widely respected “One Volume Commentary on the Koran,” (in Farsi, Qom, 2007). Interviewed on Iran’s state run television network during its daily “Eastern Sun” program, Tuesday, November 26, 2019, Bahrampour condemned those protesting Iran’s oppressive theocratic regime, en masse, as “Moharabeh”—enemies of Allah, […]

Former president of org “dedicated to showing that Islam is a religion of peace” charged with jihad terror activity

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Jehad Serwan Mostafa “was once president of the now-defunct Muslim Youth Council of San Diego, which said on its website that it was ‘dedicated to showing the world that Islam is a religion of peace and Muslims are a peaceful and productive part of society.’ Mostafa’s father, Halim Mostafa, a Kurdish Syrian, made a low-budget […]

When A Simple Complaint About Noise Leads to A Jail Term

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An instructive event in “Islamically moderate” Indonesia remains timely as an illustration of Islamic “tolerance”: Meiliana, a Buddhist woman tired of enduring a loudspeaker near her home blasting out the Muslim Call to Prayer, had the temerity, back in 2016, to complain about the noise; she asked a Muslim neighbor if the volume might be […]

Forbes appeals for recognition of the persecution of Christians, but did it ‘forget’ its main cause?

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“Forbes magazine has appealed for recognition of the phenomenon of Christian persecution around the globe as a crisis demanding focused attention.” Although Forbes recognizes Christian persecution, it needs to recognize its root cause. This appeal follows Hungary’s International Conference on Christian Persecution, which I attended as a guest of the Hungarian government. Those who have […]

On Giving Tuesday, America’s Foremost Defender of Human Rights Needs Your Help

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#GivingTuesday is devoted to aiding organizations that work for truth and justice. That’s why there is no more fitting recipient of your tax-deductible donation today than the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), America’s foremost human rights activist group. AFDI is groundbreaking and unique among human rights organizations. Since our founding, AFDI has been a gamechanger […]

Iceland Police Said Guilty Verdicts Likely for Leftists Who Poisoned Robert Spencer, But Prosecution Was Quashed

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An Icelandic police report, which they recently sent me on a freedom of information request, details what happened when I was poisoned at the Bar Ananas in Reykjavik on May 11, 2017. I spent the night in the Emergency Department at Landspítali, the National University Hospital of Iceland, suffering from serious symptoms of poisoning that […]

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