From the daily archives:

Monday, August 18, 2008

The Sham of Women’s Rights Under the Shari’a

August 18, 2008

By D. L. Perry The United Kingdom is on taking a first step toward a parallel legal system for Muslims, and garnering applause for it.   Both the Guardian and the Telegraph have recently lauded a new Muslim marriage contract drawn up by a group of British Muslim organizations as a breakthrough in Muslim women’s rights in the UK. Urmee Khan of [...]

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CBS/AP Cooks the News: Escalating Violence In South Stems From “Christian-Muslim Tensions”

August 18, 2008

*  Typical  PC- crap from CBS: by no stretch of the imagination are there ‘Christian-Muslim’ tensions, this is a jihad against the Christians of Mindanao by heavily armed Mujaheddin, jihadists who are financed, trained and armed from Arabia and indoctrinated with the Islamist, supremacist ideology. But don’t wait for CBS to tell you the truth. [...]

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Terror suspects remain in Britain despite deportation pledge

August 18, 2008

Two dozen terrorist suspects who Gordon Brown signalled would be deported following last summer’s car bomb attacks on Glasgow and London are still in the country, the Daily Telegraph can disclose.    By Rosa Prince, Political Correspondent / Telegraph UK The group of Libyan, Algerian and other foreign-born terror suspects includes the radical cleric Abu [...]

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Aabid Khan and his global jihad

August 18, 2008

  By Steve Swann  BBC News Home Affairs unit   Khan recorded his plotting in a diary Aabid Khan’s conviction marks the latest chapter in a series of raids and arrests across three continents. Four trials have already led to convictions in three countries – and the investigations continue. Armed police closed in on an [...]

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Taliban ‘used civilians as human shields’ when British attacked

August 18, 2008

* Traditional Muhammedan warfare. Why is anyone surprised? Telegraph UK By Thomas Harding, Defence Correspondent Taliban forces deliberately used a compound sheltering civilians for an attack that led to British troops bombing the home and killing an Afghan woman and two children, defence sources said. * Leave or face more deaths, Taliban warns Canada Royal Military Police [...]

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MILF’s burns houses, hack to death 24 people ‘out of frustration’

August 18, 2008

Troops retake rebels’ towns Scotsman PHILIPPINE troops today retook several southern towns where Muslim rebels burned houses and shot or hacked to death at least 24 people. Guerrillas said the violence was an outburst of frustration. * Four Hurt In Philippines Hotel Bomb Blasts * Of course they’re not ‘rebels’ ,  neither are they ‘guerillas’- they [...]

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Mamdouh’s tasty Burgers

August 18, 2008

Tortured by an evil clown? International cleaning business tycoon Mamdouh Habib has to pay the man:  Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Mamdouh Habib has been fined in a Sydney court for swearing and offensive behaviour at a McDonald’s restaurant. Ryde Local Court Magistrate Jennifer Betts convicted Habib last month of behaving in an offensive manner and using offensive [...]

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Australia: Justice Buongiorno discovers the ‘lesser jihad’

August 18, 2008

Australia: judge decrees that “lesser jihad” illegal But still probably best to drop the problematic word, jihad, and just call it “violence,” to be on the safe side. “Judge tells terror trial religiously motivated violence illegal,” by Gary Hughes, for theAustralian, August 18, via JW: RELIGIOUSLY motivated violence was against the law, no matter which religious group [...]

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