Don’t miss this week’s Glazov Gang, which features Dr. Mark Durie, a theologian, human rights activist, pastor of an Anglican church, and an Associate Fellow at the Middle East Forum. Dr. Durie discussed Boko Haram’s kidnapping of schoolgirls in Nigeria, and the Islamic roots of that barbaric act. He shed light on the Islamic theology […]
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New report: Christians persecuted at alarming rate in Muslim world
This is a direct result of the Qur’an’s commands to fight against the People of the Book until they pay the jizya with willing submission and feel themselves subdued (9:29), and its declarations that the unbelievers among the People of the Book are the most vile of created beings (98:6), and that Christians who believe […]
“Why are we asking, ‘What mosque do you go to?’ What does that have to do with terrorism?”
From a New York Times story about the NYPD recruiting Muslims to be informers comes this quote of the day, or possibly of the entire year, from a Muslim former police sergeant. The Times, of course, leaves it out there as a rhetorical question, without bothering to inform its readers that a Long Island mosque […]
Baltimore Muslim leader says Islam doesn’t justify abduction — doesn’t mention sex slavery passages of Qur’an
“Faheem Younus is the Baltimore president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA and a senior fellow at the Hoffberger Center for Professional Ethics at the University of Baltimore.” Here he offers a reassuring piece, starting off with a petty and gratuitous little slap at Pamela Geller and me, claiming that Boko Haram, that is, the […]
Kerry slams Boko Haram jihadists for not offering…a health care plan
This is the leadership that America has in these dark days. And the days are going to get darker, because this is the quality of the leadership we have. “Kerry Slams Boko Haram Jihadists For Not Offering…A Health Care Plan,” by Leah Barkoukis, Town Hall, May 5, 2014 (thanks to Patrick): Abubakar Shekau, the leader […]
Video: Robert Spencer on Sun TV on Sharia, Boko Haram and the Sultan of Brunei
Last night on Michael Coren’s Sun TV show I discussed these topics with guest host Alex Pierson (summary and video courtesy AlohaSnackbar01): 1) Islamophobia! The international community finally – finally! – wakes up to the threat posed by Boko Haram after the Islamic jihad group kidnaps hundreds of young girls in Nigeria. Whatever ever happened […]
Al Qaeda calling for jihad car bomb attacks on American soil
“Many Fiesal Shahzads are residing inside America and all they need is the knowledge of how to make car bombs… and the good news is it can be prepared in a home kitchen.” And with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies bound as a matter of policy not to examine the beliefs, motives, and […]
New York Times notes polio’s return, doesn’t dare explain why
A Pakistani Muslim cleric has said that polio vaccinations are un-Islamic. And such “extremist” clerics are not just in Pakistan: in Nigeria, a Muslim cleric was arrested for playing a role in sparking the murders of polio workers. The Times does not even come close to mentioning that. Nor does it explain that polio has […]
If Hamas-linked CAIR had denounced Boko Haram instead of trying to silence those who did, would those girls be enslaved today?
What will history say? Peter Ingemi, DaTechGuy himself, has an intriguing answer today with specific reference to Pamela Geller and me, the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), and Boko Haram, the Nigerian jihad group officially known as the Congregation of the People of the Sunnah for Dawah and Jihad: “Pam Geller and Robert Spencer […]
US Muslim prof says Boko Haram violates Qur’an — but omits sex-slavery verses
Arsalan Iftikhar is “an international human rights lawyer, founder of TheMuslimGuy.com and adjunct professor of religious studies at DePaul University in Chicago.” He is also the former National Legal Director of the Hamas-linked Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR). Here he offers a reassuring piece claiming that Boko Haram, that is, the Congregation of the […]