Today's Misconception Dispelling: Jihadists Are Just Charity Workers

Video: Mohamed Zuhbi says he would pose no threat if he came home (ABC News)

An Australian Muslim  terrorist with Australian passport in Syria has denied funding terrorism after his bank accounts were closed when he became a vocal supporter of militant group Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

Australian ISIS supporter Mohamed Zuhbi denies funding terrorism after bank accounts frozen

All the terrorists are just Facebook friends:

Mr Zuhbi insists he does not know them personally.

“… they are not acquaintances, just friends on Facebook,” he said

Iraq says declaration is a threat to all nations

The Islamic State’s declaration of a caliphate is a message that the group has become a threat to all countries, the  (shiite)Iraqi army has said.

“This declaration is a message by Islamic State not only to Iraq or Syria but to the region and the world. The message is that Islamic State has become a threat to all countries,” said army spokesman Qassim Atta. I believe all the countries, once they read the declaration will change their attitudes because it orders everybody to be loyal to it,” he said.

Our learned anal-ysts will sleep right through it. It takes something much stronger to wake them up.

Our culture is not protected within Islam. Our culture to them is alien, debased and illegal, so it’s okay for them to publicly denounce ours as evil. Yet our culture inhibits criticism of theirs.

Has there ever been a greater cultural imbalance that shows no sign of being confronted by the Left?

But the middle ground is stirring, there is movement afoot, we are starting to see the ugly face of Islam and governments are being forced to recognise and address its vile excesses.

A new Islamic terrorist State of Iraq is emerging and when it tires of killing its own it will turn its attention West and call upon those it has exported to our suburbs to help.

And they will.

Because all Muslims, like all dogs, share certain characteristics, and the same ideology:

British Muslims’ right to fight in Syria backed by ex-adviser on radicalisation

Ex-Prevent adviser Farooq Siddiqui says young jihadis who ‘walk the walk’ against Assad should not face arrest on return

Farooq Siddique, a former government adviser on radicalisation of Muslims, defended British jihadis fighting in Syria. Photograph: Paul Blakemore