Balanced? Historical whitewashing is balanced? From the Evening Sun of Hanover, PA, with thanks to The Informed Christian: The Junior League secured the American-born fourth wife of the late King Hussein to help celebrate its 75th anniversary as the guest speaker at 7 p.m. May 4 at the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center. “She is timely […]
Death Threats for a Dutch MP
More on Geert Wilders from Alexis Amory in FrontPage, with thanks to Robert Wikström and Anthony: In the turbulent wake of the slaughter of Dutch media personality and provocateur Theo van Gogh, maverick Member of Parliament Geert Wilders has called for a five-year moratorium on all non-European immigration. Against a backdrop of threats to his […]
Okie Anti-dhimmitude: Tulsa Parents Express Concern Over Teacher Workshop On Islam
From KOTV, with thanks to Susan: Several Tulsa citizens are speaking up about a teacher workshop on the Muslim world. The workshop is called “The Arab world and Islam”. Organizers say the goal is to give teachers information on the Muslim culture. But opponents of the class don’t want any part of it…. Opponents of […]
Hirsi Ali: “I am on a mission. And it’s only just begun”
An interview with the heroic ex-Muslim Dutch MP Ayaan Hirsi Ali. From The Herald, with thanks to Susan: She’s the feisty Somali who ran away from an arranged marriage, claimed asylum in Holland and took a degree in political science. She’s the slight, beautiful Dutch MP who has publicly criticised Islam, on paper and on […]
‘Turkey in the EU – never!’
One Dutch politician, Geert Wilders, is holding out, as all around him become rhinoceri. From Expatica, with thanks to Susan: “Turkey is an Islamic country and as such doesn’t belong in the EU. I’d sooner let Australia or Canada join,” says Wilders who was thrown out of the Liberal VVD party (part of the coalition […]
Anti-dhimmitude in France: Imam is deported after court ruling
They tried to do this before, and failed. From The Telegraph, with thanks to Kemaste: An imam who advocated wife-beating was deported from France yesterday after the country’s highest administrative court dismissed his claim that an expulsion order was unlawful. Abdelkader Bouziane, 52, enraged public opinion with his comments in a magazine interview and was […]
“Where are your Bonhoeffers, your Niemoellers, your Sakharovs, your Solzhenitsyns?”
Joseph D’Hippolito takes the dhimmi Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, to the woodshed in this Jerusalem Post piece: “When the Christian, the Muslim, or the Jew sees his neighbor of another faith following the ways of this world instead of the peaceful will of God, he must remind his neighbor of the nature of the […]
Six Flags: It’s not a Muslims-only day
I just spoke with Kristin Siebeneicher, the public relations manager for Six Flags/Great Adventure, and she tells me that the “Muslims-Only Day” that has gotten some attention here and at WND is not actually that at all: non-Muslims will be allowed to buy tickets if they choose to do so. But this wasn’t always the […]
Nepal and France: Two Opposite Responses to Terrorism
Resistance vs. appeasement, from Daniel Pipes at FrontPage: In the Nepalese case, a group of cooks, janitors, laundry attendants, and other laborers had just crossed the border from Jordan into Iraq when it was kidnapped by Ansar al-Sunna, a violent Islamist group. On Aug. 31, an Islamist website showed a four-minute video of their executions. […]
Destroy countries inciting jihad: Naipaul
Year Four of the defense against global jihad begins with a word from V. S. Naipaul, may God bless him, who has never been one to mince words or shy away from controversy. From PTI: Naipaul said the thing he saw in the current terrorism was the exulting in other people’s death. “We are told […]