…and the British army is preparing to take the fight to those who reject the profit of Islam. this is stomach churning:
Mike Hookem, a UK Independence Party Member of the European Parliament said: “EU flagged military vehicles on exercise on Salisbury Plain is stomach churning.”
“How can the government possibly claim this is nothing to do with having a standing EU Army?”
One of the British Army units set to join a new European Union (EU) battlegroup prayed at a radical Islamist mosque just weeks ago, Breitbart London can reveal.
The 4th Infantry Brigade – otherwise known as the ‘Black Rats’ – were revealed by Breitbart London to have been part of an outreach project near their barracks in North Yorkshire which saw them praying at a mosque run by Tablighi Jamaat (TJ) operatives.
TJ, known to some as the ‘Army of Darkness’, is linked to a number of global terrorist atrocities including 9/11, 7/7, and the recent San Bernardino shootings. They are also linked to the Taliban.
And the unit will now report to the European Union under the direction of High Representative Federica Mogherini who is famed for claiming “Islam belongs in Europe”.
At the time, the 4th Infantry Brigade stated: “Brigade officers visit to the Zakaria Mosque. The officers were introduced to the ritual washing of hands, face and feet by Molana Farook Yunus, the project manager of Kumon Y’All, before entering the prayer room”.
The Deobandi Zakaria mosque sits in the Savile Town area of Dewsbury, which is 98.7 per cent South Asian and has been described as “the most segregated area in the UK.”
The advice Obama has given at commencement addresses regarding the introduction of a little campus glasnost may sound strange coming from an Alinskyite community organizer, but let’s hope students take it anyway:
Hey Mr. President, it’s your party and your ideology that has created the safe-spacers so, you know, save it.
But who knows? Maybe Obama is having second thoughts about the fundamental transformation. (Moonbattery)
In other news:
America created… EVERYTHING!
TEL AVIV – The Saudi press is still furious over the U.S. Senate’s unanimous vote approving a bill that allows the families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia. This time, the London-based Al-Hayat daily has claimed that the U.S. planned the attacks on the World Trade Center in order to create a global war on terror.
The article, written by Saudi legal expert Katib al-Shammari and translated by MEMRI, claims that American threats to expose documents that prove Saudi involvem…
This al BeBeeCeera article featuring a British survey on Islam pushes the popularised MYTH that ALL hate stems from ignorance.
They are also in the make belief business of presenting the fiercely proselytising Ahmadiyya sect as something that Islam is not.
But the problem is, quite a lot of hatred has NOTHING TO DO with ignorance.
This concept has been indoctrinated into our society, and it is absolutely untrue when it comes to one’s opinion of Islam.
BRITISH MUSLIM IN THE ARTICLE IN TAQIYYA MODE:
“If you talk to people, it will humanise you and humanise your belief systems to them and slowly their misconceptions may start to fall away.”
These “Christian leaders” are government servants. You may not know that in Germany the christian church is officially the state religion. The churches are thereby privileged, that the government tax office deducts a percentage from everyone who calls himself a Christian from his or her pay check.
Then there is the fact that these churchmen (& women) live in a bubble; many of them are socialist infil-traitors and subversives in a free market economy. This has been a long time in the making, but is all coming to a head now. |BY ROBERT SPENCER
Muslim Selfie Girl Returns To Twitter After Breitbart Expose: ‘I Meant Zionists, Not Jews!’
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Muslim ‘selfie protester‘ Zakia Belkhiri returned to Twitter on Saturday afternoon after Breitbart London showed the world how the media-styled “inspiration” had a history of anti-Semitism.
Ms. Belkhiri, who media outlets worldwide styled as “defiant” and “inspiring”, was revealed to harbour anti-Semitic views after Dutch blog Geenstijl trawled through her old social media comments.
Far from the tolerant, moderate Muslim she was portrayed as Ms. Belkhiri tweeted “Hitler didnt kill all the jews, he left some. So we [would] know why he was killing them”.
At first, she argued that the screengrabbed tweets, Ask.fm comments, and Facebook posts had been “photoshopped”. But when she returned to Twitter this afternoon she announced: “my opinion many years ago was meant on the zionist back then, that spread hate instead of love so to all the other jews peace be upon you!”
But her explanation scarcely accounts for her attack on Hebrew as a language, of which she said “fuck that Jewish language” and her comments about the extermination of Jewish people by German leader Adolf Hitler during the Holocaust and Second World War.
Her posed selfie next to a Vlaams Belang, anti-Islam protest in Belgium brought her global news coverage, with sycophantic coverage emanating from the BBC, Teen Vogue, Vox, the Huffington Post, Mashable, the Telegraph, Mic, and dozens more.
Ms. Belkhiri’s disappearance from social media led to social media users photoshopping her at terrorist atrocities and even the Holocaust to lampoon her.
And her unceremonious return to Twitter saw her posting a video about how Jews and Muslims can get along, as well as apologies for her previous statements in Dutch and English.
In Dutch, she said: “My pronunciation so many years ago was on Zionists… to all other Jews my sincere apologies! Peace and love x x”.
In English, she said: “my opinion many years ago was meant on the zionist back then, that spread hate instead of love so to all the other jews peace be upon you!”
Ms. Belkhiri is now following a Twitter account called “Tweet_Delete”.
She has not yet responded to Breitbart London’s questions about her claims to have been photoshopped, her claims about Zionism, or whether she holds all Jews accountable for Israeli government actions.
After the threats comes the inevitable invitation to submit to Islam, because not doing so would “play into the hands of extremists:”
Sadiq Khan invites Donald Trump to London to meet British Muslims
Sadiq KhanCREDIT: YUI MOK/PA WIRE
Sadiq Khan, London’s newly-elected mayor has offered to show Donald Trump around the city and introduce him to Britain’s Muslims. (The Telegraph UK has more)
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called moderate Muslims “Uncle Toms” – not quite what one would expect to hear from a supposed advocate of equality.
The irony of course is that to show you are not a racist, you are using racist terminology. Is that what an anti-racist should sound like?
Name-calling is usually just a form political blackmail designed to close down a discussion before it has even begun. What it does not wish to take into consideration is that someone might simply have a different opinion.
Every candidate’s record on terrorism should be questioned. It is the public’s right. Just because Khan happens to be Muslim, does that entitle him to special treatment? Why should one not be able to ask Khan the same questions one might ask any other politician?
Many are hailing the election of London’s new mayor, Sadiq Khan, admirably the “son of a Pakistani bus driver,” as the sign of a new, tolerant London and that Britain’s Black and minority ethnic communities are making progress.
Drawing on the work of Stephen Coughlin, Matthew Bracken has thrown down the gauntlet to those professionals in our government and the military who purport to be guardians of our national security.
Ten Arabic Words: A challenge to national security professionals engaged in the Global War On Terror
by Matthew Bracken
If you are a politically-correct bliss-ninny with a coexist bumper sticker slapped on the back of your Subaru, and you don’t have the slightest clue what the following ten words mean, then this essay is not meant for you. You are excused.
But if you are a national security professional, senior military officer or political leader involved in any aspect of the “Global War On Terror,” AKA “Countering Violent Extremism,” these are ten words that should already be a part of your working vocabulary. If you can’t readily discuss their meaning, significance, and relationships, then you are worse than a fool, you are disgrace to your office and a danger to your country.
If you don’t already have a firm grasp of the meaning of these words, then you are as prepared to conduct the GWOT as President Obama’s “Pajama Boy” is prepared to fight a heavyweight MMA champion in a no-quarter steel-cage death match.
If you couldn’t accurately define at least eight out of the ten directly from your personal knowledge base, then as a national security professional, you are an abject failure. You are as dangerously ignorant as a parent who would send his ten-year-old son to a NAMBLA summer camp, because a friendly self-identified “Namblan” neighbor said it was like Boy Scout Camp, but even more fun, and completely free of charge.
Meat worker Syeid Alam was BEHEADED on a fishing trip in Rockhampton, QLD.
The accused murderer Mohammed Khan was Alam’s best friend
Daily Mail scribbler CANDACE SUTTON tries to turn it into a bleeding hearts story for focussing on the victims widow, who is about to give birth to her third child.
Candace would never tell you this:
This article claims the ‘Royingyans are among the most persecuted in the world.’ Do not be fooled. These people are invaders.
For many decades Muslim Bengalis have been streaming into Burma. These Muslim immigrants massacred, on several occasions, the Buddhist Burmese in whose country they had settled.
Like the Arabs in Judea and Samaria who call themselves “Palestinian’s”, they tried to reinvent themselves as “Rohingya”, but with far less success.
These Bengali Muslims and their enablers would have you believe that they always lived there, that it is THEIR land by the law of ‘Allah’, and by the same law they will conquer it.
But the Buddhists of Burma are resisting. Numerous “human rights” organisations, most of them financed by the OIC, are beating the drum for these “oppressed” invaders, whom they portray as innocent victims of Buddhist rule.
The “Rohingya” Muslims have refused to accept the laws and customs of the Burmese infidels; maybe if they stopped slaughtering the Buddhists they could have stayed in Burma.
Mosques, imams, burqas, all of it has to be stopped right at the beginning. Once they turn churches into mosques and the muezzin calls from the bell-towers its too late:
Catholic Cathedral in Apia in Samoa Photo: RNZI/ Autagavaia Tipi Autagavaia
Samoa’s council of churches has welcomed the prime minister’s call to review the religious freedom provisions of the constitution.
Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi recently said the country’s supreme law may be changed to recognise Christian principles and teachings, not just in the preamble.
However the Secretary General of the Samoa Council of Churches, Reverend Ma’auga Motu, said he would go a step further and ban the religion of Islam.
He said even though most Samoans are Christian, Islam poses a future threat to the country.
“We are not going too far, no,” Reverend Motu said. “We are still wanting our own people to be prevented from this kind of influence, even though there are so many people who are good people but still there are some dangerous people among them who might come and threaten our peace.”
The constitution protects the right to practice any religion but doesn’t rule out the establishment of an official state religion.
But Tuila’epa said Samoa is a Christianity-based country and that goes together with Samoan cultures and traditions.
There is a small muslim population in Samoa that gathers at a mosque and there is the Samoa Muslim League based near Apia.
Its like… Muslims would never discriminate against unbelievers, right?
Dr Mohammed Bin Yahya was responding to comments by the National Council of Churches that Islam should be banned in Samoa.
The Secretary General of the council, Reverend Ma’auga Motu, described Islam as a threat, calling on the Prime Minister to review the religious freedom provisions of the constitution.
On Thursday, Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi said Article 11 of the constitution on freedom of religion would not be part of the amendments but he added that any amendments would focus on making it clearer that Samoa is a Christian country.
Samoa’s Prime Minister Photo: Tipi Autagavaia
Imam, Dr Mohammed Bin Yahya, said he does not have a problem with that because the constitution would say that the government should be run to Christian principles.
But Dr Yahya said those Christian principles be defined.
“We have all kinds of Christianity in Samoa, let us not play with it, the truth is Catholics are different, Methodists are different, Congregational churches are different, they are all different, so we need to define what principles they are talking about.”
“Just like Islam, there are some other sects in Islam, when you talk about Sunni or Shiite, we need to define, are we talking about this Islam or that Islam,” he said.
Islamic leader, Dr Mohammed Bin Yahya, who was raised as a Catholic, said the only Christian church to invite him to talk about Islam was the Methodist Theological college.
Some Muslims in Samoa after a call to prayer. Photo: RNZI/Autagavaia Tipi Autagavaia
The construction of a small mosque, the first in the German state of Thuringia, created controversy after the Alternative for Germany party labeled it a ‘land grab project’ and announced a massive anti-Islam rally involving the far-right PEGIDA movement.
RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark
Muslims Don’t Assimilate, They Infiltrate
“We should not permit the destruction of our cities by lawless parallel societies, with groups of roaming criminal Muslims overloading of our welfare system and the growing justified fear that non-Muslims have of violence. The consequences should be so strict that it would be preferable for any anti-social Muslim to go back to a Muslim country, where they can understand, and can be understood by their own culture.
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