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“We have no other weapon than our tongue”
Accused ‘not sorry’ for UK deaths
A Muslim activist has told a court he does not feel sorry for American and British troops when they die.
Abu Izzadeen denies, along with seven others, charges of inciting and fundraising for terrorism.
“If somebody is defending his wife and his house and kills them (troops), I don’t feel sorry,” he told Kingston Crown Court.
Mr Izzadeen hit the headlines in 2006 after heckling then Home Secretary John Reid at a meeting in east London.
* If this PoS is an ‘activist’ then what are we? Counter activists?
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Daniel Pipes:Â

* Are you reading, Yusuf?Â
The Middle East Forum sent out a press release today, “Muslim Weekly Apologizes to Daniel Pipes,” that provides details on the statement just issued by a London-based publication.
This makes it the second Islamist organization that has apologized to me, and the second one to do so under threat of a law suit. I detailed the prior one in 2005 at “[The Canadian Islamic Congress:] An Islamist Apology,” when the CIC took back its calumnies against me, covered my legal expenses, and made a donation in my honor to charity.
So far as I know, these two apologies are without parallel. I hope they become part of a trend, whereby parties that spread false information wrongfully discrediting anti-Islamist writers and activists must publicly retract their libelous statements.
Also, they make up a part of the Legal Project’s effort to protect anti-Islamist writers and activists so that we can continue our work pointing out the dangers of radical Islam. As today’s news implies, the Project’s work must at times go on the offensive to be effective. (March 3, 2008)
By Andrew Porter, Political Editor
Muslim extremists should be banned from handing out literature and prevented from sitting on public bodies, David Cameron has said.

The Conservative leader has also accused ministers and councils of allowing fanatics to benefit from public grants to Muslim bodies.
“The Government has allowed hundreds of thousands of pounds to local authorities to improve community cohesion, but there are worrying signs that ministers have taken their eye off the ball,” he said.
“I will be making proposals to isolate extremists and make certain they cannot obtain public grants or get invited to sit on public bodies.
“That won’t just apply to Islamic extremists. We will be equally vigilant in ensuring that groups linked to the BNP or animal rights militants are excluded too.
* Since when is the BNP waging a global jihad?
“The message should be clear – to those who preach hate, to those who encourage violence, you are not part of the mainstream, you will not get public funding.”
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Cool Dude…!
A baggage handler who helped a police officer who was being attacked by a terrorist at Glasgow airport has been presented with the Queen’s Gallantry Medal.
John Smeaton, 31, said that receiving the award from the Queen was the proudest moment of his life.
He said: “The Queen was very nice. She asked me if it was scary that day and I said it was. It’s magnificent being here. What more can you say about Buck Palace? It’s a magnificent experience receiving this medal.”
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What can a 19-year-old guy in jogging shorts do at Harvard that a rich Saudi sheik who sponsors terrorism can’t?
Get banned from the building.
Six times a week, Harvard kicks all the guys out of the Quadrangle Recreational Athletic Center at the request of the Harvard Islamic Society. This is to accommodate those female Muslim students whose faith won’t let them work out in front of men.
20 million petrodo$$ars change the landscape…
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Berlin tells headbangers to get stuffed…
By Carolyn Palmer
BERLIN (Reuters) – A Berlin gallery reopened an exhibition by a group of Danish artists on Tuesday despite protests by Muslim youths who threatened violence unless a picture depicting the Kabaa shrine in Mecca was removed.

A cubicle for a deep hole…
The small Galerie Nord, located in the north of the city, had closed down for several days last week after youths stormed into the gallery and threatened employees.
“It’s important that the exhibition is open. We always wanted it to reopen,” said Marlisa Hoff, the manager of the district’s culture department. She said freedom of opinion had to be respected.
* Yes.
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A trench dug during construction work on the Temple Mount.
Police on Tuesday stopped Wakf Muslim trust officials from performing unauthorized construction work on the Temple Mount.
Officers blocked workers from continuing unauthorized “surfacing word,” said Jerusalem police chief Cmdr. Aharon Franco. “It is our duty to ensure that the status quo is maintained on the Temple Mount.”
He said Wakf officials had planned to carry out the work as a result of the tensions in east Jerusalem over the recent violence in the Gaza Strip and that the unusual police intervention sparked opposition on the holy site.
According to decades-old regulations, Israel maintains overall security control at the site, while the Wakf is charged with day-to-day administration.
Independent Israeli archeologists have long charged Islamic officials with destruction of antiquities at the site and blamed the government and the Antiquities Authority for turning a blind eye due to the political sensitivities involved.
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Here on Winds of Jihad we have noted on multiple occasions that mosques are centres of indoctrination, weapons storage, hideouts for Islamic terrorists and places from which the kuffar is attacked. And yes, mosques are also places of worship:
Bomb worship, as we can see here:

Remember this the next time you hear about Israelis killing civilians. The jihadists operate in civilian areas in order to draw retaliatory fire they can use to score propaganda points. And the mainstream media remains either clueless or complicit.
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* The ‘youths’ are growing up fast. Now they’re ‘gunmen’-, it won’t be long before they become ‘militants’, and after that what? ‘Insurgents?’

PARIS, France (AP) — France’s interior minister says hooded attackers have opened fire on police officers and wounded four.
Michele Alliot-Marie says that about 30 people, some of them armed, ambushed the officers Sunday in the southern Paris suburb of Grigny.
She says the officers were responding to a call about an act of vandalism on a local bakery.
The minister’s office says that three of the officers were hit in face with buckshot while another was hit in the leg and hospitalized.
Alliot-Marie says efforts are under way Monday to identify and apprehend those involved in the ambush.
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