Islamism & Islamophobia Abroad - News & Analysis (9-8-2014)

[SanjayC]

Next-door Muslims as sleeper cells -- Many of my Kashmiri Pandit friends have tasted this first hand. "Children of Muslim neighbours who used to play in our arms as babies, they grew up, turned against us when call for Jihad was given, and shot our family" -- this is the story I hear.

[vishvak]

Boko haram of Africa kidnaps boys this time. link
All kind of kidnappings under religious slogans.

[arun]

Mohammadden religion motivated killing’s seem to have got chaddi’s of fellow Abrahamic Christist’s in the UK well and truly in a twist with a couple of articles written by UK politician’s appearing in the UK’s Sunday Telegraph.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron on the subject of Mohammadden religion motivated killing’s says “We should be clear: this is not the “War on Terror”, nor is it a war of religions. It is a struggle for decency, tolerance and moderation in our modern world. It is a battle against a poisonous ideology that is condemned by all faiths and by all faith leaders, whether Christian, Jewish or Muslim”.

Is it the policy of the Cameron Government to only recognise Christists, Jews and Mohammaddens’s as “faiths” . Are Hinduism, and Sikhism, which have a decent sized population in the UK, not considered as “faiths” by the Cameron Government :

David Cameron: Isil poses a direct and deadly threat to Britain.

UK PM then followed by an article also in the Sunday Telegraph by UK politician Malcom Rifkind who was UK Foreign Secretary from 1995-97. And is currently Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee of UK Parliament:

If we have to work with Iran to defeat the Islamic State, so be it: As the lessons of history clearly show, distasteful temporary alliances can be the best option

[wig]

http://www.spiegel.de/international/wor ... 86648.html

the tragedy of the yazidis and how their neighbours murdered them
excerpts

Those who managed to find shelter in the Newroz camp have vivid stories to tell of the horrors they left behind. They describe how men from the terrorist group Islamic State (IS) announced via loudspeaker in the village of Garzarik, "Put down your weapons and we won't harm you," and then turned around and shot at all those who sought to flee.
They talk about the sheep that desperate refugees beat to death with a stone so as to drink its blood. And about the elderly who they were forced to leave behind. They speak of the corpses of men on the streets and of the women who pleaded with their families to kill them so that they wouldn't fall into the hands of the IS.
Overnight Return

But they also have stories of neighbours who suddenly became turned into their enemies, becoming accomplices to the IS. This attack, it appears, followed a pattern established in previous offenses. First, a discrete network of informants was established over a long period of time, including Arabs from surrounding villages, Turkmens and even some Kurds. The informants then directed the Islamist fighters to the houses full of valuables and showed them where Sunnis, Christians and Yazidis lived. The result was that the IS knew how strong their opponent was and who they should kill first. It's the same blueprint the group followed in their attacks on cities and villages in northern Syria and on the Iraqi city of Mosul at the beginning of June

[member_19686]

[member_20292]

give the executive summary

pun? cruel.

[anupmisra]

Muslims demand islamic state in Grønland Norway. So, it begins. Watch the reaction of liberals and politically correct Europeans. Watch how they will appease the islamists.

We do not want to be a part of norwegian society. And we do not consider it necessary either to move away from Norway, because we were born and grew up here. And Allah’s earth belongs to everybody. But let Grønland become ours. Bar this city quarter and let us control it the way we wish to do it. This is the best for both parts. We do not wish to live together with dirty beasts like you.’

The barbarians are no longer at the gate. They are within the walls, in the living rooms. Norway is going the way of Britain and France. From within.

[Chandragupta]

Suits them just fine. Bade aaye the mediate karne, ab mediate karo bh**ch*do..(They used to be very fond of mediating & uttering idealistic bullshit, let the buggers mediate now).

[fanne]

suits them!!

[Mihaylo]

Suits them just fine. Bade aaye the mediate karne, ab mediate karo bh**ch*do..(They used to be very fond of mediating & uttering idealistic bullshit, let the buggers mediate now).

They will be accommodated. I am 400 percent sure that the bh**ch*dos will practice what they preach.

-M

[member_22733]

What the Oiropean liberals dont understand is that Islam was born in the destruction of non-exclusivist open-minded pagans (aka secular). Islam is a weapon that is designed to do the same to any society that shares the trait.

The surprising thing is, Norwegians are by birth Christian and it should be clear as day to them on what Islam intends on doing. Christist religions throughout history has done the same thing to open-minded Pagans.

[A_Gupta]

The commentators on US TV are talking about "ISIS medieval interpretation of Islamic laws". I was laughing to myself, because go to the Indian leftist historians, Thapar Wapar wagairah, and they will claim that medieval Islam did not have a medieval interpretation of Islamic laws.

[Singha]

I guess it was ok in middle ages for islam to go around murdering, slaving and pillaging.

[Singha]

this guy is writing about the demand for muslim caliphate in norway but what he says applies to all societies

Sven Smalgand says:
August 20, 2014 at 7:27 am
Here we go. Of course, this is not the first time such demands are made, nor will it be the last. It will continue until sides are chosen by all, and action is taken. Unless the action, decisive, clear and firm is taken immediately.

Observe, the supposedly fringe radical element will make these demands. The “moderate” mass will wring their hands, have droopy faces, and say these radical elements “do not represent Islam”. But they will do zero, or close to it, to prevent these supposed fringe elements (often members of family direct or distant) from continuing what they do, while they will refer to Norwegians as “beasts” for having loose family values. Apparently, their own family values don’t extend to telling their own kith and kin to stop writing, claiming, praising, and practising such violent hatred…

But no action will be taken, because there will be no clarity of thought on the subject on the part of the indigenous Norwegian elected officials or electorate. Slowly, but surely, it will get worse.

[panduranghari]

Suits them just fine. Bade aaye the mediate karne, ab mediate karo bh**ch*do..(They used to be very fond of mediating & uttering idealistic bullshit, let the buggers mediate now).

Grønland is only two subway stops from the Parliament, and one from the Central Station, fairly close to the government offices that were bombed by Breivik.

It looks like Karachi, Basra, and Mogadishu all rolled into one. People sell drugs openly just next to the Grønland subway station.

It's not Norway or Europe anymore, except when there is welfare money to be collected. The police have largely given up. Early in 2010 Aftenposten stated that there are sharia patrols in this area, and gay couples are assaulted and chased away. “Immigrant Fatima Tetouani says that ‘Grønland is more Muslim than Morocco.’”

Readers should remember that Aftenposten, which is the largest newspaper in the Oslo region, is normally pro-Islamic and very Multicultural.

link

[member_19686]

The Islamic State and the land of lost gods
From the dawn of civilisation, the Fertile Crescent has been a cradle to strange and fascinating sects. Not any more
Tom Holland 23 August 2014

As the fighters of the Islamic State drive from village to captured village in their looted humvees, they criss-cross what in ancient times was a veritable womb of gods. For millennia, the Fertile Crescent teemed with a bewildering variety of cults and religions. Back in the 3rd Christian century, a philosopher by the name of Bardaisan was so overwhelmed by the sheer array of beliefs to be found in Mesopotamia that he invoked it to disprove the doctrines of astrology. ‘It is not the stars that make people behave the way do but rather the diversity of their customs.’

Bardaisan himself was a one-man monument to Mesopotamian multiculturalism. A Jewish convert to Christianity, a Platonist fascinated by the wisdom of the Brahmins, an inhabitant of the border zone between the Roman East and the Iranian empire of the Parthians, he stood at the crossroads where antiquity’s most potent traditions met and intermingled. Just how far the process of blending rival faiths could be taken was best illustrated by a man born in Mesopotamia a few years before Bardaisan’s death: a soi-disant prophet called Mani. Brought up within a Christian sect that practised circumcision, held the Holy Spirit to be female, and prayed in the direction of Jerusalem, he fused elements of Christianity with Jewish and Zoroastrian teachings, while also claiming, just for good measure, to be the heir of the Buddha. Although Mani himself would end up executed by a Persian king, his followers were nothing daunted. Cells of Manichaeans were soon to be found from China to Carthage. Syncretic as their religion was, and global in its ambitions, Manichaeism was a classic Mesopotamian export of the age.

Nevertheless, home of the cutting edge though the Fertile Crescent was throughout the first millennium AD, it simultaneously nurtured traditions of a fabulous antiquity. Priests and astrologers had been active in Mesopotamia since the dawn of civilisation, and they still flourished even as the ziggurats which had once dominated ancient capitals such as Nineveh and Babylon crumbled away into dust. In Harran, a city lying on what is now the frontline between Turkey and the Islamic State, the ancient gods were worshipped well into the Christian era. Sin, the ‘Lord of the Moon’, continued to be paraded every year through the streets and then ferried back to his temple on a barge, while eerie figures framed by peacock feathers stood guard over desert lakes. In a Fertile Crescent increasingly dominated by monotheistic autocrats, first Christian and then Muslim, the Harranians clung stubbornly to their worship of the planets. ‘How empty and impoverished the earth would have been without paganism!’ So one devotee of Sin defiantly declared, even as he worked in the caliphal library in Baghdad. ‘Who was it that settled the world and founded cities, after all, if not the pagans?’

Such bravado, though, in a world governed by the dictates of Islamic imperialism, was given increasingly short shrift. Islam, rather as Manichaeism had done, fused elements drawn from numerous traditions, and granted, in unacknowledged recognition of this, a high-handed tolerance to those religions to which it stood in particular debt. Jews, Christians and a mysterious people named the Sabaeans: all were ranked in the Qur’an as ‘Peoples of the Book’. Devotees of other gods, though, were regarded with a stern disapproval. In the year 830, so it is said, the Caliph al-Mamun visited Harran, and was appalled by what he found. The pagans were told to convert or face death. Most duly became Muslims; but a few, pulling a lawyer’s trick, declared themselves to be none other than the Sabaeans. Only in the 10th century was their final temple destroyed. By the 1120s, when the Spanish traveller ibn Jubayr visited Harran, he could find no trace of the Sabaeans.

To this day, though, across the Fertile Crescent, there remain communities which bear witness to the extraordinary antiquity of its religious traditions. There are the Mandaeans, who hold themselves, as Mani did, to be sparks of a cosmic light, and whose priests, like their Babylonian forebears, are obsessive astrologers. There are the Alawites, who revere Plato as a prophet, believe in reincarnation, and pray towards the sun. There are the Yezidis, whose home of Sinjar still preserves in its name an echo of the ancient Harranian moon god. Like the Harranians, they reverence the planets; and like the Harranians, they hold a special place in their hearts for the peacock. Melek Taus, the angel whom they believe to be God’s lieutenant here in the material world, wears the form of the bird; and back at the beginning of time, when the earth was nothing but pearl, he laid his feathers over it, and gave colour to its forests and mountains and seas.

Various strategies were adopted by these communities to survive the disapproval of their Muslim overlords. All of them kept the precise details of their faiths a secret; and all of them, when faced by bouts of persecution, would retreat to remote and inaccessible fastnesses, whether in marshes or on mountain tops. The Mandaeans, copy-ing the strategy of the Harranians, were able to market themselves as Sabaeans; the Alawites, some of whom believe Ali, Muhammad’s son-in-law, to have been the reincarnation of St Peter, took on a patina of Shi’ism. Even the Yazidis, who proudly keep a list of the 72 persecutions they have survived over the course of the centuries, were sometimes willing, when particularly hard-pressed, to accept a nominal baptism from an amenable bishop.

It is hard to believe, though, that they will survive the 73rd persecution. Their prospects, and those of all the religious minorities of the Fertile Crescent, look grim. Mandaeans, exposed to murder and forced conversions in the wake of Saddam’s overthrow, are now almost extinct in Iraq. The future of the Alawites is bound inseparably to that of their co-religionist, the blood-stained president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad. As for the Yezidis, targeted as they are for extermination by the slave-taking, atrocity-vaunting murderers of the Islamic State, how can they possibly survive in their ancient homeland? Meanwhile, with Iraqi and Syrian Jews now only to be found in Israel, and Christians emigrating from the region in increasing numbers, even the Peoples of the Book are vanishing from the Fertile Crescent.

The risk is that all traces of what once, back in antiquity, made the area the most remarkable melting pot in history will soon have been erased. In cultural terms, it is as though a rainforest is being levelled to provide for cattle-ranching. Not just a crime against humanity, it is a crime against civilisation.

Tom Holland is the author of a history of early Islam, In the Shadow of the Sword, and recently translated Herodotus’ Histories for Penguin.

http://www.spectator.co.uk/features/929 ... b-of-gods/

On the pagans of Harran:

http://manasataramgini.wordpress.com/20 ... c-science/

[anmol]

Former Deputy CIA Director: ‘I Would Not Be Surprised’ If ISIS Member Shows Up To US Mall Tomorrow With AK-47
washington.cbslocal.com | Aug 21st 2014 8:45 AM

WASHINGTON (CBSDC/AP) — The former deputy director of the CIA fears that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria could carry out attacks in the United States.

CBS News national security analyst Mike Morell told “CBS This Morning” Thursday that this terror group poses both short- and long-term threats to the U.S.

“The short-term concern is the Americans that have gone to fight with ISIS and the west Europeans that have gone to fight with ISIS could be trained and directed by ISIS to come to the United States to conduct small-scale attacks,” Morell stated. “If an ISIS member showed up at a mall in the United States tomorrow with an AK-47 and killed a number of Americans, I would not be surprised.”

Morell warned that over the long-term the extremist group could be planning for a 9/11-style attack that killed thousands of Americans.

“Over the long-term I worry that this group could present a 9/11-style threat. It took al Qaeda two-and-a-half years to plan 9/11. It would not surprise me to know that ISIS maybe thinking about going in that kind of direction,” Morell told CBS News.

The United States launched a new barrage of airstrikes Wednesday against the Islamic State extremist group that beheaded American journalist James Foley and that has seized a swath of territory across Iraq and Syria. President Barack Obama vowed relentless pursuit of the terrorists and the White House revealed that the U.S. had launched a secret rescue mission inside Syria earlier this summer that failed to rescue Foley and other Americans still being held hostage.

In brief but forceful remarks, Obama said the U.S. would “do what we must to protect our people,” but he stopped short of promising to follow the Islamic State in its safe haven within Syria, where officials said Foley had been killed. Later, though, the administration revealed that several dozen special operations troops had been on the ground in Syria briefly in an effort to rescue the hostages, but did not find them.

Morell explained that the U.S. needs to start taking territory away from ISIS in an effort to put a dent into the terror organization.

“One requires taking territory away from them so they cannot use it as a safe haven to train. That requires airstrikes and that requires enabling the Iraqi military to do its job,” Morell told CBS News. “The other thing it requires is to take the leadership of ISIS off the battlefield. That means capturing or killing them.”

Western nations agreed to speed help to combat the militants — most notably Germany, which bucked public opposition by announcing it would arm Iraqi Kurdish fighters to battle the Islamic State. French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said he was outraged by the beheading, deeming it evidence of a “caliphate of barbarism.” Italy’s defense minister said the country hopes to contribute machine guns, ammunition and anti-tank rockets.

The Islamic State called Foley’s death a revenge killing for U.S. airstrikes against militants in Iraq, and said other hostages would be slain if the attacks continued. Undeterred, the U.S. conducted 14 additional strikes after a video of the beheading surfaced, bringing to 84 the number of airstrikes since they began on Aug. 8.

Two U.S. officials said additional American troops — probably less than 300 — could be headed to Iraq to provide extra security around Baghdad, where the U.S. Embassy is located. That would bring the total number of American forces in Iraq to well over 1,000, although officials said no final decision had been made. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter by name.

For much of the past year, and until this summer, the Obama administration was deeply divided on how much of a threat the Islamic State posed to Americans or even other nations beyond Iraq and Syria. But since the militants’ march across northern Iraq in June, and as its ranks swelled almost threefold to an estimated 15,000 fighters, Obama has acknowledged that the Islamic State could become a direct threat to Americans.

Morell told CBS News that the administration might not understand the serious threat ISIS poses.

“In order to make a decision, to take out the leadership of a group … the president has to make a determination the group poses a direct and imminent threat to the United States and that you can’t capture these guys. So the only choice left is to kill them,” Morell said. “”I don’t know if they have made that determination or not,”

The secret mission to rescue the U.S. hostages involved several dozen special operations forces dropped by aircraft into Syria. The hostages weren’t found at an oil refinery, but special forces engaged in a firefight with Islamic State militants before departing, according to administration officials. Several militants were killed, and one American sustained minor injuries.

“The U.S. government had what we believed was sufficient intelligence, and when the opportunity presented itself, the president authorized the Department of Defense to move aggressively to recover our citizens,” Lisa Monaco, Obama’s top counterterrorism adviser, said in a statement. “Unfortunately, that mission was ultimately not successful because the hostages were not present.”

Morell says that with the information coming out about the mission, ISIS will better protect itself against U.S. military undertakings.

“There was a reason the White House wanted to keep this secret and it was a good reason. When we showed up at that oil refinery, the hostages weren’t there. So ISIS was not sure why we came. Now they know. Now they know that we may make an attempt to go after hostages so they will better protect them. And every little detail that is leaked out about this operation gives ISIS information that will help them protect against future operations,” Morell told CBS News.

Jordan and Saudi Arabia, both of whom share a border with Iraq, have dispatched troops to the frontier in a bid to prevent any attempt by the extremists to attack. Iran, an ally of the Shiite-led government in Baghdad, has sent military advisers to help organize Shiite militias in Iraq and defend holy sites.

Foley, a 40-year-old journalist from Rochester, New Hampshire, was no stranger to war zone reporting. He went missing in northern Syria in November 2012 while freelancing for Agence France-Presse and the Boston-based news organization GlobalPost. The car he was riding in was stopped by four militants in a contested battle zone that both Sunni rebel fighters and government forces were trying to control. He had not been heard from since.

He was one of at least four Americans still being held in Syria — three of whom officials said were kidnapped by the Islamic State. The fourth, freelance journalist Austin Tice, disappeared in Syria in August 2012 and is believed to be in the custody of government forces in Syria.

The Islamic State video of Foley’s beheading also showed another of the missing American journalists, Steven Sotloff, and warned he would be the next killed if U.S. airstrikes continued. U.S. officials believe the video was made days before its Tuesday release, perhaps last weekend, and have grown increasingly worried about Sotloff’s fate.

Obama avoided specific mention of the other American hostages in Syria, and was vague on whether the U.S. would significantly ramp up its assault on the Islamic State beyond the airstrikes and small potential increase in troops in Iraq. A third senior U.S. official said the administration was well aware of the risks to the hostages once the strikes began, and would now consider as aggressive a policy as possible to obliterate the militants.

At the State Department, spokeswoman Marie Harf did not rule out military operations in Syria to bring those responsible to justice, saying the U.S. “reserves the right to hold people accountable when they harm Americans.”

[Rony]

Why so many British jihadis in ISIS ?

[anupmisra]

Why so many British jihadis in ISIS ?

Mostly paki-origin brits. Its the same reason why convicted criminals in jails all over the civilized world convert to the religion of peace. Because that's where atonement for past is immediate, and murder and rape are perks.

[arun]

Green on Green Intra Mohammadden religion motivated sectarian bloodbath sees adherents of Shia sect of Mohammaddenism attack adherents of Sunni sect of Mohammaddenism praying in a Mohammadden place of worship on the Mohammadden Sabbath of Friday, in Iraq, killing 68.

The frequency and lack of any meaningful Mohammadden outrage at the attacks by Mohammaddens on Mohammadden places of worship resulting in the killing of worshippers, leads me to conclude that Mohammadden protests at the demolition of a derelict Mosque built by demolishing a Hindu place of worship that killed nobody, namely Babri Masjid, should be dismissed as nothing more than manufactured outrage to support the theme of Mohammadden “victimisation”. Practice followed by adherents of Mohammaddenism in Mohammadden majority countries, going by frequency of occurrence, and the lack of meaningful protest by Mohammaddens about these events, clearly indicates that destruction of own religious places of worship leading to the killing of worshippers is not a taboo activity in Mohammaddenism.

Since I have not come across a single instance over the past decade of a Buddhist blowing up a Buddhist place of worship, Christist blowing up a Christist place of worship, Confucian blowing up a Confucian place of worship, Jew blowing up a Jewish place of worship, Jain blowing up a Jain place of worship, Parsi blowing up a Parsi place of worship, Sikh blowing up a Sikh place of worship, Shinto blowing up a Shinto place of worship or Taoist blowing up a Taoist place of worship, I have been compelled to conclude that this deviant behaviour is a uniquely Mohammadden practise:

Shia militia attack on Sunni mosque in Iraq leaves scores dead : Suicide bomber and gunmen attack mosque in village under Iraqi government control in Diyala province

[arun]

Why so many British jihadis in ISIS ?

Mostly paki-origin brits. Its the same reason why convicted criminals in jails all over the civilized world convert to the religion of peace. Because that's where atonement for past is immediate, and murder and rape are perks.

Report that Mohammadden Terrorist who beheaded US Journalist James Foley is suspected to have roots from where else but in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, supports what you say about the role of Pakistani’s.

The British are reaping the bitter fruits of permitting Mohammadden citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to migrate to the UK:

James Foley's Killer: Hunt is On for British-Pakistani Isis Militant 'John'

[Prem]

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[arun]

Green on Green Intra Mohammadden religion motivated sectarian bloodbath sees adherents of Shia sect of Mohammaddenism attack adherents of Sunni sect of Mohammaddenism praying in a Mohammadden place of worship on the Mohammadden Sabbath of Friday, in Iraq, killing 68. ..............{Snipped}............

Shia militia attack on Sunni mosque in Iraq leaves scores dead : Suicide bomber and gunmen attack mosque in village under Iraqi government control in Diyala province

When Mohammaddens think nothing of bombing their own places of worship that to on the Mohammadden Sabbath of Friday, the threat of Mohammaddens bombing a Buddhist UNESCO World Heritage site is very real.

Indonesian Police must thoroughly investigate threat made by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) supporters to attack Borobudur. Indonesian Police must doubly take care as Borobudur was bombed by a Mohammadden group lead by a blind Mohammadden Cleric previously in 1985.

The World does not need another example of the wanton destruction of Buddhist UNESCO world heritage sites by Mohammaddens as seen by the bombing the Bamiyan Buddha’s in Afghanistan:

Police on alert over threat to Borobudur

[KJo]

Shooter Tara Sahdev allegedly forced by her husband for conversion of religion

New Delhi: National shooter Tara Sahdev has alleged that her husband Rakibul Hasab aka Ranjit Kumar Kohli assaulted her because of her refusal to convert to Islam. Rakibul kept Tara under confinement for one month and tortured her and forced her to convert her religion to Islam.

According to Tara, her husband made her starve and did not let her meet anybody. He threatened to beat her up and on her refusal to convert her religion, he assaulted her badly.

After one month of torture, Tara decided to report her saga to State National Commission for Women’s chief, Mahua Manjhi and BJP leader Ajay Nath Shahdev.

Tara alleges that Rakibul did not disclose he was a Muslim and instead faked his identity as Ranjit Kumar Kohli. Tara met Rakibul on shooting grounds where he was accompanied by three men who came to see her practice every day. Gradually they started talking and meeting. After a while, they decided to get married. The couple got married on July 7.

Hasan was unmasked on the first night of the marriage when he called 20-25 Hajis and forced Tara to convert to Islam. When Tara refused, she was beaten up and was bitten by dogs.

Tara said that he also forced her to get physical with him.

Their wedding was a grand affair and many politicians and big shots were a part.

[A_Gupta]

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/1191 ... ies-amazon

Can you guess which books the wannabe jihadists Yusuf Sarwar and Mohammed Ahmed ordered online from Amazon before they set out from Birmingham to fight in Syria last May? A copy of Milestones by the Egyptian Islamist Sayyid Qutb? No. How about Messages to the World: the Statements of Osama Bin Laden? Guess again. Wait, The Anarchist Cookbook, right? Wrong.

Sarwar and Ahmed, both of whom pleaded guilty to terrorism offences last month, purchased Islam for Dummies and The Koran for Dummies.

[arun]

Green on Green Intra Mohammadden religion motivated sectarian bloodbath sees adherents of Shia sect of Mohammaddenism attack adherents of Sunni sect of Mohammaddenism praying in a Mohammadden place of worship on the Mohammadden Sabbath of Friday, in Iraq, killing 68. ..............{Snipped}............

Green on Green Intra-Mohammadden religion motivated sectarian violence continues. Suicide bomber yet again attacks Mosque in Iraq though this time it is Shiites aka Shia who turn out to be the targets.

The frequency and lack of any meaningful Mohammadden outrage at the attacks by Mohammaddens on Mohammadden places of worship resulting in the killing of worshippers, leads me to conclude that Mohammadden protests at the demolition of a derelict Mosque built by demolishing a Hindu place of worship that killed nobody, namely Babri Masjid, should be dismissed as nothing more than manufactured outrage to support the theme of Mohammadden “victimisation”. Practice followed by adherents of Mohammaddenism in Mohammadden majority countries, going by frequency of occurrence, and the lack of meaningful protest by Mohammaddens about these events, clearly indicates that destruction of own religious places of worship leading to the killing of worshippers is not a taboo activity in Mohammaddenism.

Since I have not come across a single instance over the past decade of a Buddhist blowing up a Buddhist place of worship, Christist blowing up a Christist place of worship, Confucian blowing up a Confucian place of worship, Jew blowing up a Jewish place of worship, Jain blowing up a Jain place of worship, Parsi blowing up a Parsi place of worship, Sikh blowing up a Sikh place of worship, Shinto blowing up a Shinto place of worship or Taoist blowing up a Taoist place of worship, I have been compelled to conclude that this deviant behaviour is a uniquely Mohammadden practise:

Iraq crisis: Suicide blast targets Baghdad Shia mosque

[member_28638]

Green on Green Intra Mohammadden religion motivated sectarian bloodbath sees adherents of Shia sect of Mohammaddenism attack adherents of Sunni sect of Mohammaddenism praying in a Mohammadden place of worship on the Mohammadden Sabbath of Friday, in Iraq, killing 68. ..............{Snipped}............

Green on Green Intra-Mohammadden religion motivated sectarian violence continues. Suicide bomber yet again attacks Mosque in Iraq though this time it is Shiites aka Shia who turn out to be the targets.

The frequency and lack of any meaningful Mohammadden outrage at the attacks by Mohammaddens on Mohammadden places of worship resulting in the killing of worshippers, leads me to conclude that Mohammadden protests at the demolition of a derelict Mosque built by demolishing a Hindu place of worship that killed nobody, namely Babri Masjid, should be dismissed as nothing more than manufactured outrage to support the theme of Mohammadden “victimisation”. Practice followed by adherents of Mohammaddenism in Mohammadden majority countries, going by frequency of occurrence, and the lack of meaningful protest by Mohammaddens about these events, clearly indicates that destruction of own religious places of worship leading to the killing of worshippers is not a taboo activity in Mohammaddenism.

Since I have not come across a single instance over the past decade of a Buddhist blowing up a Buddhist place of worship, Christist blowing up a Christist place of worship, Confucian blowing up a Confucian place of worship, Jew blowing up a Jewish place of worship, Jain blowing up a Jain place of worship, Parsi blowing up a Parsi place of worship, Sikh blowing up a Sikh place of worship, Shinto blowing up a Shinto place of worship or Taoist blowing up a Taoist place of worship, I have been compelled to conclude that this deviant behaviour is a uniquely Mohammadden practise:

Iraq crisis: Suicide blast targets Baghdad Shia mosque

This is surely a good thing and should be encouraged!

Whilst they are fighting each other like rabid dogs and blowing up each other mosques then they are likely to leave other people alone.

[SBajwa]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... Foley.html





Warning over radicalisation of children as jihadi Twitter pictures show a young boy 'executing' a doll dressed in orange in scenes that mock murder of James Foley

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[ramana]

The CBS Radio correspondent was saying today that BritPakis travel to Indian Sub-Continent and then to Turkey to throw of the British counter-intelligence. And mostly the local mullahs in the British madrasas lead the gullible astray tojoin ISIS.

[bhavani]

Another great example of the exploits of Religion of Peace in Briturdistan. 1400 white girls were abused, gang raped and trafficked across UK. But the police and council preferred remaining silent to as to not disturb the "cohesion of Community". Most of the rapists were Pakis

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014 ... e-children

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014 ... ged-resign

[ramana]

Yet they call them Asians to confuse the poor Brits who are getting attacked systematically !!!!

[bhavani]

Yet they call them Asians to confuse the poor Brits who are getting attacked systematically !!!!

They have been doing that for some time, but now the cat is out of the bag and every one is printing the name paki.

One can suppress the truth for only so much time. Truth always Bubbles up.

[Singha]

apparently some 500 faithful of UK and another 1000 from rest of EU are doing on-site assignment with the ISIS in syria or iraq.

[chetak]

Another great example of the exploits of Religion of Peace in Briturdistan. 1400 white girls were abused, gang raped and trafficked across UK. But the police and council preferred remaining silent to as to not disturb the "cohesion of Community". Most of the rapists were Pakis

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014 ... e-children

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014 ... ged-resign

That's not all.

This sustained and uninterrupted abuse continued for sixteen long years

[member_22733]

apparently some 500 faithful of UK and another 1000 from rest of EU are doing on-site assignment with the ISIS in syria or iraq.

Gut feel is that the number would be atleast 1500 from Brishitland and about 3000 from rest of EU. The good news is if half of them survive and make their journey back undetected, they will spawn off quite a few underground jeeehaaaardi movements in Brishitlands.

In about 10-15 years it would be popcorn time.

[Aditya_V]

http://www.spiegel.de/international/wor ... 86648.html

the tragedy of the yazidis and how their neighbours murdered them
excerpts

Those who managed to find shelter in the Newroz camp have vivid stories to tell of the horrors they left behind. They describe how men from the terrorist group Islamic State (IS) announced via loudspeaker in the village of Garzarik, "Put down your weapons and we won't harm you," and then turned around and shot at all those who sought to flee.
They talk about the sheep that desperate refugees beat to death with a stone so as to drink its blood. And about the elderly who they were forced to leave behind. They speak of the corpses of men on the streets and of the women who pleaded with their families to kill them so that they wouldn't fall into the hands of the IS.
Overnight Return

But they also have stories of neighbours who suddenly became turned into their enemies, becoming accomplices to the IS. This attack, it appears, followed a pattern established in previous offenses. First, a discrete network of informants was established over a long period of time, including Arabs from surrounding villages, Turkmens and even some Kurds. The informants then directed the Islamist fighters to the houses full of valuables and showed them where Sunnis, Christians and Yazidis lived. The result was that the IS knew how strong their opponent was and who they should kill first. It's the same blueprint the group followed in their attacks on cities and villages in northern Syria and on the Iraqi city of Mosul at the beginning of June

Does not read too different from the Hindu and Sikh Elite in 1947 Lahore whose desecendants wish the same in 2014 Delhi.

[arun]

Disturbing report of Sexual Grooming committed by Mohammadden Pakistani men in the UK titled : “Easy Meat” Multiculturalism, Islam and Child Sex Slavery.

The report has multiple reference to Sikh and Hindu girls being targeted by Pakistani Mohammadden men for sexual grooming.

Among others, see section 3 starting on page marked 53 titled “Sikh Victims of Grooming Gangs”. The section points out that Mohammadden Pakistani Men were targeting Sikh Women for sexual grooming back in the early 90’s and the UK Authorities ignored this. See also section 4.7 starting on page marked 73 which indicates that Mohammadden Pakistani men also targeted Hindu girls in Derby.

Also check out the criticism in the report of the UK press using the term “Asian” to describe what are pretty clearly Mohammadden Pakistani gangs preying on Non-Mohammadden girls. This is dealt with in section 7.1 starting on page 223 titled “Asian Gangs : Racist Duplicity” :

“Easy Meat” : Multiculturalism, Islam and Child Sex Slavery

[arun]

Britain’s “Leading Child Welfare Charity” Barnado’s stands accused of “mealy-mouthed evasiveness” in the matter of Pakistani origin Mohammadden men indulging in paedophilic sexual grooming in Rotherham in the UK. Cannot say I am surprised as Barnado’s CEO is an individual by name of Javed Khan who traces his origin to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:

Muslim Rape Gangs: the Disturbing Role of Britain's Leading Child Welfare Charity

Javed Khan besides indulging in “mealy-mouthed evasiveness” indulges in “mealy-handed evasiveness”. His “mea culpa” posted on Huffington Post is completely silent on the Mohammadden religious affiliation of the sexual groomers. Then he slips in reference to the BNP and “public disorder” that presumably would have resulted if the grooming by Mohammadden Pakistani origin individuals was taken head on:

One can't escape the race element here. The facts are the perpetrators were predominantly Asian men - largely of Pakistani origin, attacking mainly white girls. This took place in cities and towns where the BNP was active and the threat of racially-stirred public disorder was a real one.

And for good measure dilutes criticism of Mohammadden Pakistani men by pointing out that “all ethnic groups are attacking and sexually exploiting children of different cultural backgrounds”:

Men from all ethnic groups are attacking and sexually exploiting children of different cultural backgrounds in their thousands. And they're not just seeking out girls. Indeed, a new report Barnardo's released today shows that boys and young men make up one in three of the sexually exploited children we help.

Lots of the usual “Pakiness” on display here.

Our Paramount Concern Must Always Be the Welfare of Vulnerable Children

[SanjayC]

These must be the nationalist Muslims that Nehru used to remind us about, in justification for not allowing full transfer of population.

Husband deserts Muslim woman for attending Independence Day

A Muslim school teacher in Bihar was forced to leave her house by her husband who felt she had violated the Shariat law by participating in a Independence Day function, police said on Saturday.

Nazia Khatoon, a teacher in a government-run middle school in Begusarai, about 125 km from here, was driven out of the house along with her two minor sons by her husband Umar Khan, a police official posted in Chatra district in neighbouring Jharkhand.

Khatoon on Friday approached the Begusarai superintendent of police and sought justice.

"My husband has been threatening me to leave my school teacher job or he will desert me. He forced me to leave my house after I attended the Independence Day function," she said.

[chetak]

These must be the nationalist Muslims that Nehru used to remind us about, in justification for not allowing full transfer of population.

Husband deserts Muslim woman for attending Independence Day

A Muslim school teacher in Bihar was forced to leave her house by her husband who felt she had violated the Shariat law by participating in a Independence Day function, police said on Saturday.

Nazia Khatoon, a teacher in a government-run middle school in Begusarai, about 125 km from here, was driven out of the house along with her two minor sons by her husband Umar Khan, a police official posted in Chatra district in neighbouring Jharkhand.

Khatoon on Friday approached the Begusarai superintendent of police and sought justice.

"My husband has been threatening me to leave my school teacher job or he will desert me. He forced me to leave my house after I attended the Independence Day function," she said.

Isn't holding a GOI job against the sharia??