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Pakistan: Man gets five years prison for “hate speech” for criticizing “revered Muslim figures” on Facebook

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“Prosecutor Munam Bashir Chaudhry told AFP Ali’s case is the first to be tried under a section of the cybercrime laws, which were passed in 2016, pertaining to hate speech.” Such laws are coming to the United States, courtesy of the Left. This article demonstrates that they are just a means by which Sharia blasphemy […]

UK: Muslim migrant hit-and-run driver who severely injured two teens is freed early, won’t be deported

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Of course he won’t be deported. The British authorities clearly want people like Hadi Hamid in the country. Their behavior has been consistent. The Home Office some time ago banned Martin Sellner, Brittany Pettibone, Lauren Southern and Lutz Bachmann from entering, all for the crime of opposing jihad terror and Sharia oppression, and thereby made […]

France: After Paris jihad massacre and 9/11-style plot, leading intellectuals urge action against “Islamophobia”

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Not against Islamic jihad terrorism, but against “Islamophobia.” That means they will get more of the former, and less of the latter, including honest analysis of the nature and magnitude of the jihad threat, which is routinely stigmatized as “Islamophobia.” France is finished. “Leading French figures urge action against Islamophobia,” Yeni Safak, October 16, 2019: […]

France: Muslim arrested for plotting September 11-inspired attack

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Will the Islamophobia never end? “France says foiled September 11-inspired attack,” Reuters, October 18, 2019 (thanks to David): PARIS (Reuters) – France’s interior minister said on Thursday that intelligence services had arrested a man for planning an attack inspired by plane attacks on the World Trade Center in New York in Sept. 2001. France has […]

France: Deputy editor of Le Figaro condemned for saying everyone has the “right to hate religion”

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A religion is a set of ideas. Ideas can and should be evaluated on their merits, that is, their truth or falsehood. If Yves Thréard had said that everyone has a right to hate Christianity, or Judaism, he would be hailed as a “courageous” thinker whose right to free speech should be upheld. But the […]

India: Muslim group says it murdered Hindu leader because he “tried to defame Islam and Muslims”

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“More to come.” Oh, no doubt about that. And due to the Left’s pusillanimity and willingness to accept Sharia blasphemy laws under the guise of “hate speech” prohibitions, this kind of thing is coming to the West as well. It won’t start with violence against “blasphemers.” But it will end with it. “Kamlesh Tiwari murder: […]

The Ahmadi Abdus Salam and Muslim Nobel Prizes

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In “The Nobel winner who couldn’t call himself Muslim,” by Pooja Singh in LiveMint Thursday, we read about Anand Kamalakar’s “Salam: The First ****** Nobel Laureate,” which “follows the life of a Pakistani physicist who achieved great feats but was ostracized by his own countrymen.” Abdus Salam shared the Physics prize with Stephen Weinberg and […]

The Ahmadis: Not So “True Islam”

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“The teachings of Islam are so beautiful that any unbiased person could not fail to be influenced by their beauty,” declared Hadrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the currently reigning Ahmadi “caliph,” in a March 10, 2006, London sermon. Ahmad, leader of a small, yet disproportionately influential, Muslim sect with cosmic ambitions and traditional Muslim mores, demonstrated […]

New Zealand: Crusaders rugby team drops sword from logo because of Christchurch mosque massacres

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Oh, was it Crusaders who attacked the Christchurch mosques? I hadn’t realized. Changing this logo, and certainly the team name is not long for this world, is a sign of the acceptance of the idea that Westerners should be ashamed of the Crusades. The History of Jihad From Muhammad to ISIS proves otherwise. It demonstrates […]

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