|  |  Gaddafi invites back expelled Jews  Â
Vlad Dracula was the last European who knew how to deal with Islamo-scum like Gaddafi PoS:Â When two emissaries of Sultan Mohammed II refused to take off their turbans, explaining that such was the Turkish custom, Dracula had the turbans nailed to their heads.
Libyan leader tells Italians expelled from country 40 years ago they are free to return
Gaddafi angered Rome’s Jewish community by calling the meeting on a Saturday, the sacred Sabbath day. Many Jewish leaders refused to attend.
“So to save us he also confiscated all our property.” |
Year: 2009
National Australia Bank To Offer Sharia Loans…
With thanks to Darrin, Â Elois & Rossco
Whatever it takes to make Australia Islamic:
ONE of Australia’s major banks is planning to introduce “Muslim-friendly” loans that do not charge interest to comply with sharia law.
Instead, the National Australia Bank will structure an Islam-approved line of finance to make money from alternative methods.
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Fiery Riots in Teheran When Thug in Chief Hijacks Elections
Riots in Tehran as Thug-In-Chief declares victory
Pictures and Latest News From Today’s Iranian Protests
- Photos: Iran Votes: Tehran
- Iran: Ahmadinejad’s Palace Coup
- Peanut Khadr  “in Love”
- US Rejects Ahmadinejad’s Victory Claim
- Liveleak video: Police and protestors in Iran
- I cannot make this crap up:Obama “excited” by Iran’s robust election debate

The ongoing lack of American support for the forces opposing the mullahcracy in Iran is unconscionable. Instead of making nice with the regime, the President should be reaching out to these people. Instead of defending the right of Muslim women to wear the hijab in the United States, which no one is disputing, he should be defending the right of Muslim women not to wear the hijab in Iran. “Riots erupt in Tehran as Iranian President Ahmadinejad declares victory,” by Borzou Daragahi in the Los Angeles Times, June 13 (thanks to JW):
Reporting from Tehran — Huge swaths of the capital erupted in fiery riots that stretched into the early morning Sunday as Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared victory in his quest for a second four-year term amid allegations of widespread fraud and a strident challenge of the vote results by his main challenger, who was reportedly placed under house arrest.
As Ahmadinejad promised a “bright and glorious future” for Iran in a televised address, supporters of his reformist rival Mir-Hossein Mousavi clashed with police and militiamen in riot gear and throughout Tehran in the most serious clashes in the capital since a student uprising 10 years ago.
Searing smoke and the smell of burning trash bins and tear gas filled the night sky. Protesters poured into key squares around the capital, burning tires, erecting banners and hurling stones at riot police on motorcycles, who responded with truncheons.
- A slightly different view:Â
Why it’s best that Ahmadinejad won
In an article written on Friday during the elections, Daniel Pipes explains why it was best that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad be the winner:
The rahbar controls key institutions (foreign policy, the military, law enforcement, the justice system) of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In contrast, the president primarily concerns himself with the softer domains such as economics and education. (A contrast I discussed in 2003 at “The Iranian President’s Power.”) More from Carl in J’lem>>
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Soon to be Released Gitmo Jihadist Was Known Drug-Dealer in Germany
Gitmo prisoner pushed drugs in Germany
Thanks to Allah’s Willing Executioners
Both Guantanamo prisoners who were to be resettled in Germany by request of the USA are known to the security services due to their criminal records. As the news magazine “Focus” reports, the Tunisian  arrived  1996  illegally in Germany and had applied under wrong name for asylum. In the federal state Hessen he was known to the police as a drug dealer.
According to the information of the authorities the Tunisian went through a paramilitary education. After the attacks on 9/11 Â he fled from Afghanistan to Iran, however, was sent back again and handed over in February, 2003 to the US military. The second Guantanamo prisoner was in a Taliban camp and appears according to the news magazine as a potential martyr in a video which was taken up in autumn, 2001. The Ministry of Internal Affairs sees no possibility for the admission of the prisoners because of of the legal conditions.
Weasel Links:
- UK: Expert Warns British Prisons Have Turned Into “Universities of Terror”…..
- Massive Election Fraud in Iran, Rioting in Tehran, Opposition Candidate Arrested….Obama Says He Will Press on With Talks….
- UN: Islamic Bloc Rejects Monitor for Discrimination Against Women, Iran Suggests “Emphasizing Chastity” Instead….
The Mutt who fooled everyone, Part II
Let me get this straight — so far, Obama expects us to believe…
…that he’s a devout Christian who went to a Christian church for 20 years and never heard about anything his Reverend was saying.
…that he announced his first political campaign in the home William Ayers but didn’t know anything at all about Ayers’ terrorist past.
…that he’s highly attentive and detail-oriented.
…that forcing our way of life on people from other countries is wrong, but the first thing that should be done with captured “man caused disaster” suspects should be to shove U.S. constitutional dogma down their throats via reading them Miranda rights.
…that he recited his wedding vows without a teleprompter.
…that some of the greatest advances in the history of civilization have come from areas of the world where they still stone women to death for the crime of being raped, have a high infant mortality and poverty rates, don’t allow women to have any rights, wipe their asses with their bare hands and hang gay people.
Atlas Shrugs Links:
- It sounds like Obama’s election..
- I Believe Wafa …
- Ahmadinejad Wins! Shocka! /not
- CORRUPTION ERUPTION: THUG IN CHIEF FIRES AMERICORPS INSPECTOR GENERAL
- CORRUPTION ERUPTION: Obama Gives Ambassadorships to Big Donors
- IMMUNE TO HIS MAGICAL CHARMS
Peanut Khadr: "I have been in love with the Palistanian people for many years"
Carter “honored by PA government”
Carter is evil in every sense of the word. He’s as despicable as the vile Islamists he aids and abets. You cannot eat as much as you wanna puke…

Associated Press , THE JERUSALEM POST
Former US President  peanut farmer Jimmy Carter was honored by the Palestinian Authority government Saturday and pledged to support the Palestinians’ campaign for independence to the end of his days.
In his acceptance speech, Carter urged the Palestinians to end their internal divisions and stop persecuting their rivals.
Carter met with Hamas’ exiled leadership in Syria on Thursday and is to head to Gaza on Sunday, after meeting with Israeli officials. Carter has said peace between Israel and the Palestinians is impossible without involving Hamas, but reiterated in Syria that he was not representing the Obama administration.

In the West Bank, Carter was awarded the Palestine International Award for Excellence and Creativity. Previous recipients included two former international envoys, James Wolfensohn and Peter Hansen.
Carter brokered the Israeli-Egypt peace accord of 1979 and several years ago wrote a book, “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid,” that is sharply critical of Israeli policies in the occupied territories.
“I have been in love with the Palestinian people for many years,” he said Saturday, adding that this is a feeling shared by members of his family.
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"Help, help, help! We need to help these people…"
- UK: collective suicide by do-gooders and social workers:
Osman Farid’s never ending Muselmanic grievance theater: Â “We need dialogue and integration or we will be vulnerable to extremists…”
- ‘How to jihad’  fatwa-advice straight from an Islamic hotline to Cairo’s Al Azhar university.   That’s progress:
British Muslims can submit questions anonymously via e-mail or voicemail to a fatwa hotline that provides answers from scholars in Cairo. Ian Jones for The National
LONDON // “My husband wastes all his time on the internet. Should I divorce him?”; “Is paying for something in instalments considered usury in Islam?” For British Muslims trying to live according to the tenets of Islam, the answers to such questions are now only a phone call away.
Last week saw the launch of an Islamic hotline in the UK, the first in the English-speaking world. For 75p (Dh4.5) a minute, problems about drugs, cheating husbands, contrary wives, money, crime and punishment will be answered by scholars from the University of Al Azhar in Cairo, one of the oldest and most respected in the Sunni Muslim world.
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Gaddafi Circus Comes to Italy: Grievance Theater & Compo-Demands Follow Instantly…
Richard Owen in Rome/Times/Links thanks to Gates of Vienna
Irrelevant Crazy Arab Dictator Compares US to al Qaeda
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Jawa Report:
Wait, you mean Ghadaffi’s still alive?
“What difference is there between the American attack on our homes in 1986 and bin Laden’s terrorist actions?” he asked. “If bin Laden has no state and is an outlaw, America is a state with international rules.”
Bombing Ghadaffi for supporting terror and using innocent civilians as a missile to kill other innocent civilians are really six of one and a half a dozen of the other, right?
Paki Government Trying to Reinterpret Islam
The fight against the Taliban on ideological battlegrounds poses a grave challenge, writes Dawn.com’s Huma Yusuf.
Why fight when the infidels are paying huge amounts of jiziya with willing submission?  Some Muslims, those who do well under the current arrangement, don’t like the advances of the Taliban: in“the struggle over the soul of Islam”  the people of Pakistan – will have to jointly engage in ijtehad to devise a way to quash Taliban ideology, say’s Huma Yusuf, a “moderate” cleric.
* Unfortunately for Huma, the gates of Itjihad are closed.
* Reform of Islam, a concept of which many Westerners are terribly fond,  is out:  “No-one can change Islam. No-one can call himself a reformer of Islam. Islam cannot be reformed. Islam is perfect, from beginning to end.  Modernizing Islam, that cannot be done.” Source>>
                             Huma in Pakistan, 26 responses
Scan newspapers and blogs in recent months and you’ll see that the fight against the Taliban in north-west Pakistan has been framed as a ‘war against terror’ or an ‘information war’ over the ‘hearts and minds’ of residents of the Frontier province. Op-eds have argued that the Pakistan Army is fighting the Taliban to restore territorial integrity, safeguard human rights, ensure good governance and establish the writ of the Pakistani state. Books and articles point out that Taliban foot soldiers are young men, lured to militancy by hefty cash dole-outs in the absence of other job opportunities. Indeed, one aspect of the fight against the Taliban has almost been forgotten in recent months – its ideological underpinnings.
- Pak. Seminary Teachers Sexually Abuse 21% of Students…
- 3 Muslims Arrested for Gang-Rape of Hindu Girl in Moving Car…
- Pakistan Christians Invited to Embrace Islam (or Die Horribly)…
- Suicide Blast Kills Scholar Who Declared Suicide Blasts UnIslamic
The suicide bombing at the Jamia Naeemia mosque in Lahore on Friday, in which the head cleric Dr Sarfraz Naeemi lost his life, is an urgent reminder that the fight against the Taliban is nothing less than a battle for the future of Islam and how the religion is to be practiced and interpreted in Pakistan.
                 Last weeks suicide bombing bought down a major hotel…
Events in recent months – such as the fiasco of the passage of the Nizam-e-Adl Regulation and increased focus on the Taliban’s funding sources – have made many Pakistanis cynical about their motives. In some quarters, the militants are viewed as money- and power-hungry warlords, hell-bent on claiming territory and control (and revelling in the wealth that Swat’s emerald mines have to offer). But Friday’s blast confirms that Pakistan’s militants are primarily on a broad ideological mission to impose, consolidate and spread their preferred interpretation of Islam.
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Pakistan: Radical Muslims running a tea stall beat a Christian man to death for using a cup designated for Muslims
*  Radical Muslims?  Are there any other ones?  Or were they all misunderstanders of the Religion of Peace?  But we can’t blame these acts  on the 1.5 gazillion of peaceful, law-abiding Muslims now, can we? And surely this has nothing to do with Islam, – or does it?
Weasel Zippers: 06/12/09 Pakistan-Â Radical Muslims running a tea stall beat a Christian man to death for using a cup designated for Muslims on May 9.The young man, Ishtiaq Masih, had ordered tea at a roadside stall in Machharkay village, Punjab, Pakistan, after his bus stopped to allow passengers to relieve themselves.
* Continued below…
Newslinks:
Pakistan: Muslims attack pastor’s home, beat women with rifle-butts
While D.C. based Pakistani officials deny that there is any persecution of non-Muslims in Pakistan and that, even if there were, the police would be all over it, here’s yet another tale, hot off the press, giving him the lie on both counts. More onsuch stories. “Pakistan: Muslims attack pastor’s home, relatives,” from Compass Direct News, June 12:
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Thailand: Jihad against Buddhist monks collecting their morning alms
Here is yet another story in a recent series of attacks on civilians by jihadists in Thailand. “Monks gunned down in Yala,” from Asia News Network, June 13, via JW




“Gimme, gimme…” Col Gaddafi met Silvio Berlusconi in Rome with a provocative picture pinned to his uniform