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Coulter’s Speech Amuses, Offends

Oct21
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Coulter’s Speech Amuses, Offends

Students who attended Ann Coulter’s speech Thursday evening in Lohrfink Auditorium came with a range of expectations.

Some, like Dan Galloway (COL ’13) attended the event because they find Coulter entertaining. Sam Greco (SFS ’15), a moderate conservative, came to hear her comments on economic policy. Anwesha Banerjee (COL ’13), who identifies as a Democrat, said she came because of the controversy surrounding Coulter’s reputation as an outspoken commentator.

“There’s been so much talk about the controversial things she says on campus, [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Dhimmi

Copenhagen Muslims Want to Introduce Sharia Zones

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Copenhagen Muslims Want to Introduce Sharia Zones

A fundamentalist Islamic group wants to set up zones in Copenhagen where Islamic Sharia Law should be upheld.

The group, ?The Call to Islam?, belongs to a branch of Islam called Salafism, whose followers in the UK attempted to introduce similar Sharia zones in London earlier this summer.

According to Jyllands-Posten newspaper, the group is led by the imam Abu Ahmed, who has taught several people subsequently linked to terrorist activities.

The Call to Islam intends to start patrolling the Copenhagen neighbourhood of [...]

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Posted in 8 - Europe, Netherlands, Sharia

UN Calls For Investigation Into Gaddafi?s Death

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
UN Calls For Investigation Into Gaddafi?s Death

The United Nations and various human rights groups are calling for a full investigation into the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

Concerns have been raised about how Gaddafi died after fresh video emerges showing him being taunted by rebel fighters moments before he met his death.

The National Transitional Council says that he was killed during cross fire but footage showing the former leader wounded and bloody has led to concerns that he may have been executed. This would be [...]

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Posted in 6 - Africa, Dhimmi, Libya, UN

Filipino Muslims Claim Responsibility for Killing 8 Government Troops

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Filipino Muslims Claim Responsibility for Killing 8 Government Troops

The Moro Islamic Liberation Front rebels on Friday claimed responsibility for the killing of eight more government security forces personnel late yesterday in the southern Philippines, saying it was only part of retaliation over the military’s artillery attacks on their position.

Von Al Haq, MILF spokesman, said the separate ambushes staged by their men were an offshoot to mortar shelling by soldiers on Wednesday.

“It’s only retaliation. That’s part of war. Soldiers have been indiscriminately pounding our position and civilian areas in [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Philippines

Grand Imam: ‘Western’ Human Rights will ‘Destroy Our Homes?

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Grand Imam: ‘Western’ Human Rights will ‘Destroy Our Homes?

‘The Shaykh of al-Azhar, the Grand Imam Dr. Ahmad al-Tayib, by many considered to be the foremost authority in Sunni Islam, issued a statement yesterday condemning attempts to bring Western notions of human rights and freedom to the Middle East. Dr. al-Tayib explained that “the Western understanding of human rights is against that which is sacred to us,” and that “opening the door for human rights from a purely Western understanding would destroy our homes and clash with our beliefs.”

Of [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East

Tensions Rising in Malaysia, Muslims Rally Against Christians, Christians Want Peace

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Tensions Rising in Malaysia, Muslims Rally Against Christians, Christians Want Peace

A huge rally planned for tomorrow by right-wing Islamic groups in Malaysia to unite Muslims against proselytizing has been branded political, irrelevant and saddening by Christian leaders.

The ?Gathering of a Million Faithful? in a stadium near Kuala Lumpur follows a controversial raid in early August by Islamic authorities on a Methodist church, where several Muslims were attending a charity dinner.

After receiving a report by the Islamic authorities, the Sultan, of Selangor state, where the raid took place, declared there was [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Malaysia

IDF Soldiers Struck by Palestinian Vehicle

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
IDF Soldiers Struck by Palestinian Vehicle

Two Israeli soldiers were struck by a Palestinian vehicle at a checkpoint near Beit Ur al-Fauqa south of Ramallah in the West Bank.

The soldiers were lightly injured and evacuated to a hospital in Jerusalem after a Palestinian driver reportedly sped past other cars waiting in line at the checkpoint, ramming the soldiers, and then speeding away.

The event was currently being treated as a hit-and-run incident and not as a terrorist attack with nationalistic motives.

On Wednesday, an IDF force from the [...]

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Posted in 5 - Israel

England: Muslims Hope to Transform Old Boultham Park Dairy Site into Mosque

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
England: Muslims Hope to Transform Old Boultham Park Dairy Site into Mosque

Planners will decide on Monday if a mosque, supermarket and housing can be built on the site of the old Boultham Park Dairy. Dr Tanweer Ahmed, trustee of the Islamic Association of Lincoln, today tells why a purpose-built place of worship is long overdue.

The main reason for wanting a fit-for-purpose mosque is that currently we just don’t have a suitable place of worship.

We have been renting the Grandstand for the past 10 years or so and our current mosque in [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain, Mosque

Update: Swedish Imam’s On-Air Death Threats, ‘Not Hate Speech’

Oct21
2011 1 Comment Written by Admin
Update: Swedish Imam’s On-Air Death Threats, ‘Not Hate Speech’

It was not hate speech when Swedish public service broadcaster Sveriges Radio (SR) featured a programme in which a Somali imam called for all converts from Islam to be killed, the Swedish Chancellor of Justice (Justitiekanslern, JK) has ruled.

The motivation for the decision not to open up an investigation into the matter was that the presenter protested against what the imam said immediately following the controversial statement.

The decision said that ?the programme features opinions that could be taken as a [...]

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Posted in 8 - Europe, Dhimmi, Sweden

New Virus Threatens Iran’s Nuclear Program

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
New Virus Threatens Iran’s Nuclear Program

First there was the Stuxnet computer virus that wreaked havoc on Iran?s nuclear program. Now comes “Duqu,” which researchers on Tuesday said appears to be quite similar.

Security software firm Symantec said in a report it was alerted by a research lab with international connections on Friday to a malicious code that “appeared to be very similar to Stuxnet.” It was named Duqu because it creates files with “DQ” in the prefix.

The US Department of Homeland Security said it was aware [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Iran

Muslims in Switzerland Rise Up Against Islamophobia, Racism

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Muslims in Switzerland Rise Up Against Islamophobia, Racism

The Islamic Central Council of Switzerland (ICCS) announced on Friday that it is taking a ground-breaking step by hosting a demonstration against Islamophobia and racism in the Swiss Capital Bern on October 29th which is expected to be the largest Islamic festival ever to have occurred in Switzerland.

According to remarks made by the media officer of the Council, Qaasim Illi, to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) “with an appealing festive the “Day Against Islamophobia and Racism” is a chance to witness [...]

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Posted in 8 - Europe, Sweden

Judge Repatriated for Sentencing ‘Apostate Killer’

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Judge Repatriated for Sentencing ‘Apostate Killer’

The Lahore High Court (LHC) repatriated Anti-terrorism Court (ATC) Judge Pervez Ali Shah, who announced the death sentence of Mumtaz Qadri (pictured), the security guard who murdered Punjab Governor Salman Taseer for defending Asia Bibi, a woman unjustly sentenced to death on blasphemy charges. District and Sessions Judge Moqurab Khan will replace Shah as the ATC judge in Rawalpindi.

The Rawalpindi Bar Association had set a five-day deadline for a nationwide strike if Shah was not suspended or transferred.

Mumtaz Qadri has [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Pakistan

Washington Post Legitimizes Hamas Rule in Gaza – No Terrorists There

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Washington Post Legitimizes Hamas Rule in Gaza – No Terrorists There

The Washington Post, in its Oct. 20 edition, runs an article by correspondent Ernesto Londono about Hamas?pressing for an end to Israel’s blockade of Gaza after its success in gaining the freedom of more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for abducted Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit (“Amid celebrations, Hamas hopes for lifting of Gaza blockade,” page A8/

Londono’s article goes to great lengths to erase any tinge of terrorism from Hamas’s identity and record.? It distorts recent history by making it [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Dhimmi

‘Next Time, We’ll Begin with Attack on Tel Aviv’: Nasrallah

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
‘Next Time, We’ll Begin with Attack on Tel Aviv’: Nasrallah

Should Israel enter into another war with Lebanon, Hezbollah will start by attacking Tel Aviv and not north of the country, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah threatened on Friday, according to Lebanese newspaper Al Akhbar.

The Hezbollah strongman also addressed recent reports of foreign agents operating within the Lebanese terror organization. In a meeting with Hezbollah leaders, Nasrallah admitted that information passed to the CIA and Mossad by three of Hezbollah’s members hurt the organization.

However, Hezbollah will be able to recover from [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Lebanon

Canada: Mosque Planned for Makham to Lower Minaret

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Canada: Mosque Planned for Makham to Lower Minaret

The planned mosque on 16th Avenue will reduce the height of the minaret to 100 feet from 135 feet and eliminate two side domes ?as a gesture of goodwill?, according to an ad in today?s Economist & Sun from the mosque?s board of directors.

Mosque director Shafique Malik declined to speak to the Economist & Sun earlier this week.

However, when reached on his cell phone this morning, Mr. Malik confirmed the ad was taken out by the mosque and all the [...]

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Posted in 4 - Canada, Mosque

Palestinian U.N. Bid to be Decided in November

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Palestinian U.N. Bid to be Decided in November

A Palestinian quest for U.N. membership is likely to come when Security Council ambassadors plan a final meeting to decide their response.

This represents a delay in dealing with the Palestinian application, submitted by President Mahmoud Abbas on September 23, amid hopes that indirect Israeli-Palestinian talks scheduled for next week could get a peace process off the ground.

The November 11 meeting could result in a vote by the divided council, diplomats said. The United States, which supports its ally Israel in [...]

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Posted in 'Palestine', 9 - Middle East, Featured, UN

ACLJ?s Latest Update on Iranian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani

Oct21
2011 1 Comment Written by Admin
ACLJ?s Latest Update on Iranian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani

Exactly two weeks after we submitted our request for U.N. Special Rapporteur Ahmed Shaheed to intervene on Pastor Youcef?s behalf, Mr. Shaheed publicly asked before the United Nations? General Assembly?s third committee that Iran release Pastor Youcef.

Presenting his interim report to the committee, Mr. Shaheed expressed his concern over Iran?s repeated violations of human rights, and he specifically cited the country?s judicial system for its complicity. He cited the Judiciary for practices of torture, cruel or degrading treatment of detainees, [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Featured, Iran

Catholic University of America Accused of Discriminating Against Muslims

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Catholic University of America Accused of Discriminating Against Muslims

New charges have recently been filed against the University on counts of illegal discrimination against its Muslim and female students. The allegations are being reviewed by the District of Colombia Office of Human Rights (OHR), which has the strictest discrimination laws in the country. President John H. Garvey and the University is being urged to respond to the charges.

John F. Banzhaf III, the George Washington University Professor of Public Interest Law who initiated the legal controversy surrounding same-sex residence halls, [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, DC

NJ: Bridgewater Hires More Lawyers to Defend Mosque Lawsuit as DOJ Investigates

Oct21
2011 1 Comment Written by Admin
NJ: Bridgewater Hires More Lawyers to Defend Mosque Lawsuit as DOJ Investigates

The Township Council is beefing up its defense team, hiring a second lawyer to handle a lawsuit filed by a Muslim group alleging religious discrimination in a zoning battle over a proposed mosque.

The Al Falah Center filed its suit in April in federal district court in New Jersey, claiming that a township zoning ordinance was drafted with the sole purpose of preventing the group from turning a former 7.6-acre banquet hall property on Mountain Top Road into a house of [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Mosque, NJ

DoD: NATO Air-Strike Kills ?Numerous? Insurgents in Afghanistan

Oct21
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
DoD: NATO Air-Strike Kills ?Numerous? Insurgents in Afghanistan

NATO says “numerous” insurgents have been killed in an Airstrike in a A combined Afghan and coalition security force killed numerous insurgents and detained several suspects during a search for a Taliban facilitator in the Kajaki district of Afghanistan?s Helmand province yesterday, military officials reported.

The insurgent facilitator leads attacks against helicopters, and directs rocket-propelled grenade, machine gun and roadside-bomb attacks against Afghan and coalition forces.

Multiple assault rifles were confiscated during the operation.

In other Afghanistan operations yesterday:

– A combined force captured [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Afghanistan, Featured

England: Muslim Teacher Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Children

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
England: Muslim Teacher Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Children

A religious teacher has admitted assaulting pupils at a Keighley mosque after being caught on film by for an undercover TV documentary.

Sabir Hussain, 60, of Spencer Street, Keighley, was due to stand trial in two weeks after denying ten charges of assaulting children at the Markazi Jamia Mosque, in Emily Street, Lawkholme.

But yesterday at Bradford Magistrates? Court he changed his plea and admitted four charges of assault.

It comes after he was filmed hitting children at the mosque as part of [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain

Canada ?Honor Killing? Trial of 3 Sisters: The Crown Opens

Oct21
2011 2 Comments Written by Admin
Canada ?Honor Killing? Trial of 3 Sisters: The Crown Opens

Crown prosecutors began framing the deaths of three teenage girls and a relative as an “honor killing” in an Ontario courtroom on Thursday, more than two years after the victims were found submerged in the Rideau Canal near Kingston, Ont.

It’s expected that the honor killing narrative will be key to the prosecution’s case against the accused family members: Tooba Mohammad Yahya, 41, husband Mohammad Shafia, 58, and son, Hamed Mohammad Shafia.

All three face four counts each of first-degree murder, and [...]

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Posted in 4 - Canada, Featured, Honor Killing

Update: Hertz Fires 25 Somalis That Refused to Clock Out to Pray

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2011 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Update: Hertz Fires 25 Somalis That Refused to Clock Out to Pray

Hertz has sent termination letters to 25 drivers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after they refused to agree to clock out for daily breaks, during which they normally pray.

The workers ? all Somali Muslims who drive the company’s rental cars to and from the airport for cleaning and refueling ? were among 34 Hertz employees suspended Sept. 30 for failing to clock out before breaks.

The rental-car company at the time said some of the workers were taking longer than the 10 [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Featured, WA
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