Check out this video by the BBC (marginally altered by vladtepesblog) and then click over to Gates of Vienna for a more in depth analysis of the party now elected in Morocco.

Make that 50!

Update: make it 60!

Dozens killed in multiple bombings in Uganda, police chief suspects al-Qaeda

I guess Uganda been quite for too long:

Sheik Yusuf Sheik Issa:

“Uganda is one of our enemies. Whatever makes them cry, makes us happy. May Allah’s anger be upon those who are against us.”

Muslim POTUS Obama “deeply saddened”

calls “explosions “deplorable and cowardly”. Al BeBeeCeera

The police chief in Kampala is blaming al-Qaeda and its Somali franchise, al-Shabaab, with good reason. The synchronized attacks certainly point to al-Qaeda; the targeting of an Ethiopian restaurant and venues showing the World Cup final resonate with two things the al-Shabaab jihadists detest, and al-Shabaab just threatened Uganda and Burundi in the past few days.

“Blasts at 2 sites in Uganda kill at least 30,” from the Associated Press/JW

Obama Administration pushing Sharia in Kenya

No surprises here. The boy is dying to come out!

Both posts thanks to Jihad Watch

Obama campaigned in Kenya in August 2006 for the presidential candidate Raila Odinga, who is now Prime Minister of Kenya. Odinga has troubling ties to Islamic hardliners: he reportedly made a fortune in the oil industry by making a deal with the Al-Bakri Group of Saudi Arabia. Abdulkader al-Bakri, the CEO of the Al Bakri Group, has been identified as a sponsor of Al-Qaeda. Odinga also cultivated ties with Muammar Gaddafi.

And now this: the U.S. government is promoting a pro-Sharia Constitution in Kenya. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed Obama’s consistent pro-Islamic supremacist, pro-Sharia policies; get the full story of Obama’s dealings with Odinga and his Islamic supremacist ties in general in The Post-American Presidency.

Is there any problem with the President of the United States pushing and financing in another country the establishment of a system that would deny basic freedoms? Does anyone care?

“Trouble in Kenya,” by Kathryn Lopez,