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Canada: Man With Ties to Blacklisted Bank, Lives the ‘High Life’

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Canada: Man With Ties to Blacklisted Bank, Lives the ‘High Life’

An Iranian banker who resigned and fled to Toronto amid a multi-billion dollar embezzlement scandal also has ties to a bank blacklisted by the UN Security Council, which alleges the bank has financed Iran’s nuclear missile activities.

Iranian-Canadian Mahmoud Reza Khavari is a former top official and board member at Bank Sepah, according to his resume. The Iranian bank was blacklisted by the UN in 2007 for allegedly providing support to the country’s Aerospace Industries Organization and other firms known to [...]

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Posted in 4 - Canada

Over 6,000 Western-Based Websites Promote Terrorism: Saudi Official

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Over 6,000 Western-Based Websites Promote Terrorism: Saudi Official

There are at least 6,000 websites operating in Western countries that support terrorism and extremism, according to Western experts, said Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Hadlq, Director of the General Administration for Intellectual Security at the Ministry of Interior.

The official urged the private sector to support the anti-terrorism programs.

“The success of the security forces in combating terrorism has prevented the deterioration of the economy. This shows that the first beneficiaries are businessmen. So they should contribute to the anti-terrorism programs,” Al-Hadlq was [...]

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Posted in Saudi Arabia

Terrorist Checks at Heathrow Airport Were Racist, Claims Officer

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Terrorist Checks at Heathrow Airport Were Racist, Claims Officer

Former Det Con Kevin Maxwell said Metropolitan Police detectives would routinely sift through landing cards of foreign nationals and randomly type their details into a police database, without ever seeing the passengers.

The former officer, who is black and homosexual, was giving evidence at an employment tribunal, where he is suing the force for homophobic attitudes and racial discrimination. The case is expected to last six weeks.

He said colleagues working with him in the counter-terrorism unit at Heathrow’s Terminal 5 would [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain, Dhimmi

Islam’s Predictability: Apostasy, Execution, and Lies, by Raymond Ibrahim

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Islam’s Predictability: Apostasy, Execution, and Lies, by Raymond Ibrahim

As one ponders the fate of Yousef Nadarkhani, the Iranian pastor on death row for refusing to renounce Christianity, it is well to reflect that, for all the talk that Islam is perpetually “misunderstood,” it is actually immensely predictable and consistent; not only do its patterns cross time and space, but their manifestations are often identical.

Consider:  Muslims have no qualms proudly declaring the particulars of their religion for all and sundry to hear—no matter how absurd or how it reflects [...]

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Posted in Must Read, Raymond Ibrahim

England: Black Councilor Called a ‘Racist’ for Attending EDL Rally (with video)

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
England: Black Councilor Called a ‘Racist’ for Attending EDL Rally (with video)

A black Conservative councilor has been suspended from his party after attending a rally organized by the far right English Defence League.

Dr Blaine Robin was the subject of widespread speculation after being spotted at the group’s meeting in Southend, Essex, earlier this year.

An internal investigation will now be held by the Conservatives to decide whether he should be permanently expelled from the party, although leading Tories said they believed the controversy to be an ‘error of judgment’.

Anna Waite, chairman of [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain, EDL

Catholic Man Jailed in the Maldives For Possessing a Bible and a Rosary

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Catholic Man Jailed in the Maldives For Possessing a Bible and a Rosary

Shijo Kokkattu, a 30-year-old teacher, was betrayed by his colleagues because he accidentally left a picture of Our Lady and some Marian songs on a school computer. Islam is state religion in the Maldives, where there is no freedom of worship. For Sajan K George, president of the Global Council of Indian Christians, religious intolerance and injustice are the “worst form of persecution”.

Shijo Kokkattu, an Indian Catholic from Kerala, has been languishing in a Maldives prison for more than a [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, India

Update: USS Cole Bombing Suspect to be Arraigned in November

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Update: USS Cole Bombing Suspect to be Arraigned in November

U.S. officials say a Saudi Arabian man accused of planning the 2000 bombing of the Navy warship USS Cole will make his first appearance at a Guantanamo Bay military tribunal November 9.

Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri was supposed to appear in court October 26, but authorities say the arraignment was postponed at the request of his defense team, which cited a scheduling conflict.

Authorities have accused Nashiri of the planning and preparation of the attack on the naval vessel in Yemen’s Port of [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Jihad

Two Dead, 20 Wounded in Philippine Bus Attack

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Two Dead, 20 Wounded in Philippine Bus Attack

Gunmen opened fire on two buses in the troubled southern Philippines on Friday, killing two passengers and wounding 20 others, police said.

The attack, which police said could be a failed robbery or kidnap attempt, was the latest outbreak of violence in the province of Maguindanao, where a local political clan was accused of murdering 57 people in 2009.

The passenger buses were shot at when they sped past gunmen in military-style uniforms who had tried to flag them down along an [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Philippines

United States to Syrian President: ‘Step Down Now’

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
United States to Syrian President: ‘Step Down Now’

The United States called for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to “step down now” following the assassination of a prominent Kurdish opposition figure amid continuing violence in the nation.

Assad should resign “before taking his country farther down this very dangerous path,” White House spokesman Jay Carney said in a statement Friday.

“It is also notable that these acts of violence took place just three days after the U.N. Security Council failed to pass a resolution calling for international human rights monitors in [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Syria

NATO ‘Not Even Halfway to Afghan Goals’

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
NATO ‘Not Even Halfway to Afghan Goals’

The U.S. and its allies are “little better than” halfway toward their goals in the war in Afghanistan, which was undertaken with a “frighteningly simplistic” view of the country, according to Stanley McChrystal, the former U.S. commander.

The retired general said that even after 10 years there were shortfalls in the type of knowledge that could help bring the conflict to a successful conclusion.

His remarks came as a damning report was released by Jane’s, the defence publisher, which said the future [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Afghanistan

British Parents Protest Attacks by Muslim Students

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
British Parents Protest Attacks by Muslim Students

Around 20 people protested against alleged racist attacks outside the Community Science College at Thornhill.

Organiser Shaun Maddox, 42, of Thornhill, led the demo as parents arrived for an open evening.

He claimed the protest was designed to draw attention to alleged racist attacks by Muslim pupils.

A council spokeswoman said: “We have been working closely with the school’s new head teacher and local residents and are aware of Mr Maddox’s concerns.

“We would encourage Mr Maddox to get in touch with the police [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain

Update on NC Terrorism Case

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Update on NC Terrorism Case

The U.S. government rested its case Friday after three weeks of testimony in the prosecution of three men charged with conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism against the United States.

The men, Hysen Sherifi, Mohammad Omar Aly Hassan and Ziyard Yagi, pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The three are allegedly part of what the media has called “homegrown terrorists.”

The men along with others were arrested in July 2009 after federal agents recorded them with audio and video devices and telephone taps.

Some of the defendants were at a [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, NC

Tiny Jewish Community in Iraq Encouraged to Leave after WikiLeaks Expose’

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Tiny Jewish Community in Iraq Encouraged to Leave after WikiLeaks Expose’

An Anglican priest here says he’s working with the U.S. Embassy to persuade the handful of Jews who still live in Baghdad to leave because their names have appeared in cables published last month by WikiLeaks.

The Rev. Canon Andrew White said he first approached members of the Jewish community about what he felt was the danger they faced after a news story was published last month that made reference to the cables.

“The U.S. Embassy is desperately trying to get them [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Anti Semitism, Iraq

Saudi Arabia Beheads Eight Murderers in Public

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Saudi Arabia Beheads Eight Murderers in Public

Saudi Arabia has executed eight Bangladeshi migrant workers, sentenced to death for the alleged murder of an Egyptian man.

Eight Bangladeshi men have been executed in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh.

The migrant workers, who were beheaded in public, were sentenced to death for the alleged murder of an Egyptian man in April 2007.

Since the end of the Holy month of Ramadan, executions have resumed in Saudi Arabia at an alarming rate.

“Court proceedings in Saudi Arabia fall far short of international standards [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Saudi Arabia

Update on Iranian Christian Pastor

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2011 1 Comment Written by Admin
Update on Iranian Christian Pastor

This update from Iranian Media:

Head of the Iranian Supreme Court Ayatollah Mohseni Garakani dismissed recent reports by the western media outlets on the case of Yousef Nadarkhani, and said his dossier has not been sent to the Supreme Court yet.

“His death sentence has not been approved yet,” Garakani told FNA, rejecting the western media ballyhoo about Nadarkhani.

Some western media alleged that the Supreme Court has upheld Nadarkhani’s death sentence verdict initially issued by his first court.

Nadarkhani, 32, was arrested on [...]

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Posted in Iran

Muslim Men Dance Around Bodies After Shooting 3 Relatives

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Muslim Men Dance Around Bodies After Shooting 3 Relatives

A man shot and killed his sister, niece and another relative and began dancing around the dead bodies in the limits of Police Station Langrana on Thursday evening.

According to eyewitnesses, the accused, Aqil dragged the three bodies outside to the street where he and his three accomplices began dancing around them and hurling abused at the deceased. “They were spitting at the bodies and congratulating themselves over having killed the women because they had rejected their demands,” said an eyewitness [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Pakistan

Iowa Muslim Accused of Beheading Attempt on Wife Could Walk Free

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Iowa Muslim Accused of Beheading Attempt on Wife Could Walk Free

A former Iraqi translator accused of trying to behead his estranged wife with a meat cleaver stands to walk free on probation after an unusual Polk County plea bargain stemming from doubts about the wife’s credibility.

Salih Kocher, 35, originally was arrested on charges of domestic assault, burglary and kidnapping following a July 2010 attack on Ayah Moneer in a parking lot that is near the intersection of Meredith Drive and Beaver Avenue.

Moneer, 26, told Des Moines police she was pulled [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, IA

‘Pride of Britain’ Recipient Charged With Assault

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
‘Pride of Britain’ Recipient Charged With Assault

A man who appealed for calm after his son was killed during the August riots has been charged with assault.

Tariq Jahan, 47, is accused of breaking a man’s jaw and knocking out two of his teeth in an alleged road rage incident.

A Crown Prosecution Service spokesman confirmed Mr Jahan had been charged with assaulting a man on 6 July.

He said: “He has been charged with GBH without intent and will appear before magistrates in Birmingham on Monday.”

Mr Jahan made a [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain

Texas: Egyptian Christian to Speak about Islam

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Texas: Egyptian Christian to Speak about Islam

When Egyptian-born Christian and nationwide speaker Usama Dakdok visits Faith Evangelical Free Church in Austin Saturday, he’ll share what he says is a powerful message not against Muslims, but in opposition to their religion.

“It is very important to know that I am not anti-Muslim; I am anti-Islam,” he said.

Dakdok, a graduate of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and now a resident of Florida, will share his Christian ministry’s perspective on Islam. Through his foundation, The Straight Way of Grace Ministry, [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, TX

Update on MN Terror Case

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Update on MN Terror Case

An FBI agent testifying in the trial of two Rochester women accused of funneling money to a terrorist group in Somalia says authorities began investigating them in the summer of 2008.

FBI Special Agent Michael Wilson of Rochester testified Thursday in the case against 35-year-old Amina Farah Ali and 64-year-old Hawo Mohamed Hassan. They say they were collecting donations to help the needy.

Wilson says agents in Minnesota got a tip from FBI headquarters that Ali had been in contact with a [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, MN

University of North Kerrlina Chapel Hill ‘Police’: Do not Disturb

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2011 1 Comment Written by Admin
University of North Kerrlina Chapel Hill ‘Police’: Do not Disturb

 

Seems them good ol’ boys from North Kerrlina can’t be bothered to break a sweat when a crime has been committed.

I recently received a threat of violence and the Liberals at the University of North Kerrlina Chapel Hill will not even investigate the crime because, wait for it.,  It isn’t convenient for me to travel 20 plus hours and 6,000 miles to attend court on this matter.

So despite the evidence, these plastic cops are as likely to move as a [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Dhimmi, NC
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