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Introducing The President’s Council of Stop Islamization of Nations (SION): – SHARE WIDELY!

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2012 1 Comment Written by Admin
Introducing The President’s Council of Stop Islamization of Nations (SION): – SHARE WIDELY!

Here is the announcement, from Pamela Geller:

Stockholm was a wild success, far exceeding expectations on so many levels. After an extraordinary rally at Norra Bantorget in Stockholm, the heads of the leading worldwide counter-jihad organizations held a series of workshops and planning meetings. What has emerged from an intense forty-eight hour strategy session is the first activist leadership team uniting counter-jihadists in Europe, the U.S., and Australia: the President’s Council of Stop Islamization of Nations (SION).

The initial members of the [...]

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What You Should Know About Islam

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
What You Should Know About Islam

It seems to me, when commentary about religion occurs, it is mostly about Christianity. There has been very little critical analysis of Islam. As a religion with over 1. 5 billion subscribers, most of what I read about it is sorely lacking. In the interests of fairness and the understanding of Islam — and its impact on the world — here is a very brief primer on the basics of Islam, its founders, its history, its documents and its politics.

What [...]

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The Place of Women in Islam, by Ali Sina

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
The Place of Women in Islam, by Ali Sina

There are two men in Islam that are indisputably the greatest in the annals of this religion. They are Imam al Ghazzali and Jalaleddin Rumi, both Persians.  Let us see what they thought of women.

Ghazzali is so highly revered amongst the majority of Muslim clerics that he is called Hojjatul Islam,” proof of Islam”.  For many, his authority in religious matters is only second to the Prophet. In his The Revival of the Religious Sciences Ghazzali defines the position  of [...]

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‘Religion of Peace’ Members Armed with Chainsaws Attack Christian Philippine Towns

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
‘Religion of Peace’ Members Armed with Chainsaws Attack Christian Philippine Towns

Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) attacked an army detachment, touching off gun-battles in the southern province of Maguindanao, the army and police said.

At least one soldier was wounded as sporadic fighting raged into daybreak, said provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Marcelo Pintac.

The rebels had cut down electrical relay posts before dawn, plunging several towns into darkness.

The fighting raised fears it could lead to large displacements of villagers, said regional military spokesman Colonel Prudencio Asto, and forced schools to suspend classes [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia, Philippines

Three U.S Senators Call for Aid to Syrian Rebels

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Three U.S Senators Call for Aid to Syrian Rebels

Three prominent US senators called late Sunday for direct US military aid to Syrian rebels, including use of US air power to protect rebel-controlled areas in the country.

The senators – John McCain, Lindsey Graham and Joseph Lieberman – said that they were aware of the risks associated with deepening US involvement in the conflict in Syria.

“But inaction carries even greater risks for the United States — in lives lost, strategic opportunities squandered and values compromised,” they argued.

The senators said the [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Syria

Suicide Car Bomber Kills Eight in Nigeria

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Suicide Car Bomber Kills Eight in Nigeria

A suicide car bomber attacked a military checkpoint in Nigeria’s north-eastern city of Damaturu on Sunday, killing six soldiers and two civilians, police said.

Suspicion is likely to fall on Islamist sect Boko Haram, which is waging a bloody insurgency against President Goodluck Jonathan’s government across the north.

The sect is seeking to carve out an Islamic state in Africa’s top energy producer and most populous country, which is split roughly evenly between Christians and Muslims.

“The lone suicide bomber detonated the bomb [...]

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Posted in 6 - Africa, Nigeria

Saudi Religious Police Warn They Will Arrest Men With Weird Hair Styles

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Saudi Religious Police Warn They Will Arrest Men With Weird Hair Styles

Saudi Arabia’s feared religious police warned men they could be arrested if they are caught in public with a weird hair style deemed against Islamic tenets.

The Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice said it has plans to enter schools next academic year to warn teen age boys against styling their hair in a way that violate tradition in the conservative Gulf Kingdom.

The Commission’s chairman, Abdul Latif Al Sheikh, was reacting to reports about what newspapers described [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Saudi Arabia

French Grocery Stores, Manufacturers Scramble to Meet Halal Demand of Muslims

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
French Grocery Stores, Manufacturers Scramble to Meet Halal Demand of Muslims

The Islamic fasting month of Ramadan is underway, and in France it underscores the growing influence of Muslim shoppers. In the Paris suburb of Livry Gargan supermarkets and manufacturers are scrambling to meet the demand for halal products that meet Muslim dietary laws.

At Cora supermarket in Livry-Gargan, a multi-ethnic, working-class suburb north of Paris, one aisle gets extra attention.  It offers halal products, those sanctioned under Muslim dietary laws.  From milk, spices and candies, to frozen lasagna and hamburger meat, [...]

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Posted in 8 - Europe, France

Egyptian Village Purged of Christians After Muslims Riot

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Egyptian Village Purged of Christians After Muslims Riot

When the angry mob was rampaging through town, storming her home and those of other Christians, the 70-year-old woman hid in her cow pen, pushing a rock against the door. There she cowered for hours, at one point passing out from tear gas being fired by police that seeped in.

When Sameeha Wehba emerged just before dawn, she found she was the only Christian left in this small Egyptian village just south of Cairo.

Dahshour’s entire Christian community — as many as [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Egypt

British Police Scared of Investigating Crimes by Minorities, Fear Being Branded Racist

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
British Police Scared of Investigating Crimes by Minorities, Fear Being Branded Racist

Police are failing to investigate crimes committed by ethnic minorities because they fear being branded racist, a report claims.

A pamphlet by think-tank Civitas, released today, says pressure to show racial sensitivity may have been behind the initial failure to properly investigate Asian street grooming gangs in the North of England.

Jon Gower Davies, a former academic, links the failure to police being branded ‘institutionally racist’ by the Macpherson report into the death of Stephen Lawrence, which he says left police ‘shackled’ [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain

Egypt Deploys Gunships to Sinai Peninsula

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Egypt Deploys Gunships to Sinai Peninsula

Officials say Egypt has deployed at least two helicopter gunships to the Sinai Peninsula in the hunt for militants behind the killing of 16 Egyptian soldiers at a checkpoint along the border with Israel.

Security and military officials said Monday that more aircraft were expected to arrive in the town of El-Arish ahead of a military campaign against the militants in the area. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Egypt

Archaeologists Uncover What Could be 1,700-Year-Old Christian Church in Iraq

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2012 1 Comment Written by Admin
Archaeologists Uncover What Could be 1,700-Year-Old Christian Church in Iraq

A hundred meters (yards) or so from taxiing airliners, Iraqi archaeologist Ali al-Fatli is showing a visitor around the delicately carved remains of a church (pictured) that may date back some 1,700 years to early Christianity.

The church, a monastery and other surrounding ruins have emerged from the sand over the past five years with the expansion of the airport serving the city of Najaf, and have excited scholars who think this may be Hira, a legendary Arab Christian center.

“This is [...]

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Posted in 9 - Middle East, Iraq

Muslim Woman Poisoned, Tortured to Death for Not Bearing Son

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Muslim Woman Poisoned, Tortured to Death for Not Bearing Son

A man accused of poisoning his wife for giving birth to a fourth daughter was arrested by the Battagram police on Sunday.

Police said that Gul Rehman, alias Malangay, was arrested on the complaint of Ali Muhammad, his brother-in-law, who accused Rehman of torturing and killing his sister, Athar Jana, for not being able to bear a son.

During a news conference on Sunday, Muhammad narrated that his sister had three daughters and her husband would occasionally beat her for not being [...]

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Posted in 7 - Asia

Napolitano: Terrorists Enter America ‘From Time to Time’

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Napolitano: Terrorists Enter America ‘From Time to Time’

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano should be grateful that the last two weeks of news have been dominated by stories of activist attacks on the Chick-fil-A franchise, the Olympics, Mitt Romney’s trip abroad, and a stalled economy. It allowed one of the more outrageous statements ever made by the woman tasked with maintaining a substantial portion of America’s national security to go largely unnoticed. Yet what she said was chilling: at a July 25 hearing of the House [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA

Blogger Detained for Drinking Alcohol During Ramadan

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Blogger Detained for Drinking Alcohol During Ramadan

A Tunisian secular activist and blogger was arrested on Sunday for drinking alcohol during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a move set to anger the opposition which is suspicious of the Islamist-led government’s policies on public morality.

Soufiene Chourabi made a name for himself criticising former President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali’s policies before the start of a revolt that later toppled the autocrat and sparked a wave of popular protests that came to be known as the “Arab Spring”.

Chourabi has [...]

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Posted in 6 - Africa, Tunisia

Mali Muslim Rebels Recruit Children as Soldiers, Sex Slaves

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Mali Muslim Rebels Recruit Children as Soldiers, Sex Slaves

Hundreds of children have been forced into the ranks of armed groups in northern Mali, some serving as soldiers and others used as sex slaves, rights campaigners told reporters Sunday.

“We have several hundred children aged between nine and 17 years old within the ranks of the armed groups including the Islamists who control northern Mali,” said Mamoud Lamine Cisse, president of a Malian child rights coalition.

“After investigations we have corroborating information that these children are used as soldiers, minesweepers, scouts, [...]

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Posted in 6 - Africa, Mali

Embrace Islam or Resign: Boko Haram to Nigerian President

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Embrace Islam or Resign: Boko Haram to Nigerian President

Boko Haram has called on President Goodluck Jonathan to embrace Islam or resign from office. However, the president, on Sunday, dismissed the demand as laughable and blackmail. The call was contained in a video released on Saturday, showing the leader of the sect, Mallam Abubakar Shekau (pictured), also criticising President Barack Obama of the United States of America (USA) over the classification of the sect leaders as terrorists, which could lead to the seizure of his assets in the US.

“I [...]

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Posted in 6 - Africa, Nigeria

Arrest in British Police Officer Yvonne Fletcher’s Murder Case Imminent

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Arrest in British Police Officer Yvonne Fletcher’s Murder Case Imminent

UK and Libyan authorities have become closer to making the first arrest in the murder case of WPC Yvonne Fletcher (pictured) who was shot dead in 1984 as she policed a demonstration against Muammar Qaddafi outside the Libyan embassy in London.

The main suspect, Salah Eddin Khalifa (pictured below), is said to be currently living in a “North African city” since the fall of former leader Qaddafi’s regime.

It is not clear whether that city was inside Libya or in another North [...]

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Posted in 2 - Britain

IDF Eliminated Terrorists in ’15-Minute Battle’ – With Video

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
IDF Eliminated Terrorists in ’15-Minute Battle’ – With Video

IDF generals revealed Monday that soldiers and planes engaged Sunday night’s terrorists in several clashes before wiping them out in 15 minutes.

Lt. Gen Gantz (pictured) and Southern Command Major General Tal Russo toured the Kerem Shalom crossing area Monday morning, less than 24 hours after a gang of jihad terrorists carried out a well-planned attack on Egyptian soldiers, killing 16 of them and wounded several others, but failing in their second objective to kidnap and murder Israelis.

“The speed of the [...]

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Posted in 5 - Israel

Controversial Dhimmi UNC Professor Attempts to Defend Koran from Western Criticism

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2012 Leave a Comment Written by Admin
Controversial Dhimmi UNC Professor Attempts to Defend Koran from Western Criticism

Few topics are more important to the future of the free world than its relationship with Islam.  Muslims are on the march, here and in Europe, and many make it clear that they have no intention of leaving the West as they found it.

Frighteningly, the university dialogue about this crucial relationship, which often spills over into national policy, is usually controlled by academics that wilfully ignore Islam’s less savory aspects.  Whether they deliberately aid the cause of “jihad” or are [...]

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Posted in 1 - USA, Dhimmi, NC
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