The hide & the hubris of these savages is off the charts.
Gamel Kheir didn’t tell the whole story. The third ‘choice’ is death.
“If you return the call to prayer back to us, we leave you alone. If you don’t return the call to prayer, you have two choices: you either fight, or pay a tax for protection.”
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Context:
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Kuffars, or non-Muslims, have three choices: to accept Islam, to pay the jizya tax for protection, or to face conflict. This reflects historical practices regarding non-Muslims living in Islamic states.
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1. Accept Islam
Non-Muslims can choose to convert to Islam, thereby becoming part of the Muslim community.
2. Pay the Jizya Tax
Kuffars can opt to pay the jizya tax, which is a form of protection tax. This allows them to live under Islamic rule while maintaining their religious identity.
3. Face Conflict
If neither of the above options is accepted, non-Muslims may face military conflict. (To be clear, those who reject submission will have their heads seperated from their bodies….)
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Sydney’s Lakemba Mosque is trying to gain council approval to play the Islamic call to prayer from loudspeakers. Lebanese Muslim Association spokesturd Gamel Kheir says the practice is inclusive, because Islamic authorities always historically gave non-Muslims the choice to pay a special tax for protection. “If you return the call to prayer back to us, we leave you alone. If you don’t return the call to prayer, you have two choices: you either fight, or pay a tax for protection.”
Sydney’s Lakemba Mosque is trying to gain council approval to play the Islamic call to prayer from loudspeakers.
Lebanese Muslim Association spokesman Gamel Kheir says the practice is inclusive, because Islamic authorities always historically gave non-Muslims the choice to pay… pic.twitter.com/48bz4oWyCt
An academic with historic links to the now banned Hizb ut-Tahrir terror group has been recruited by Cambridge University to the same faculty as ex-professor Jason Arday.
Arday decided to kick the bucket after being exposed as a fraud.
The Spectator reported that in the pamphlet, she wrote: ‘The Muslim community as a whole in Britain needs to recognise that western education is a threat to our beliefs and values.’
Cambridge has now told Jewish News that Ahmed says the comments were not written by her and do not represent her views.
A spokesperson for the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, said: “These comments were made in an article to which Dr Ahmed contributed as a historical researcher more than 20 years ago. She has said that they are not her words and do not reflect her views. Dr Ahmed also reiterated that she ended her association with Hizb ut-Tahrir more than 15 years ago, long before the group was proscribed. Her appointment at Cambridge followed a standard recruitment process and complied fully with the University’s legal obligations as an employer.”
Ahmed previously said in 2010 that she no longer supported “all” the views of Hizb ut-Tahrir and had not recently been involved with the organisation.
The revelations follow separate scrutiny of an education project led by Ahmed which promotes an Islamic curriculum. The Spectator reported last week that teaching material promoted by the project described Israelis taken hostage by Hamas on 7 October as “prisoners of war”, called Hamas an “excuse” used by Israel to justify attacks on Gaza and included a map on which Israel did not appear.
Hizb ut-Tahrir was proscribed by the UK government on 19 January 2024. Announcing the ban, the government described it as an antisemitic organisation which “actively promotes and encourages terrorism” and pointed to its praise for the Hamas attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023.
A Kurdish migrant in Germany was asked if he would fight for the country in case of war.
He laughed in the interviewer’s face.
His answer: “Never. I came here to marry a German woman, get German citizenship, and make German money. That’s it. I have no connection to Germany.”
He… pic.twitter.com/5OAlKIKS7t
Verena Brunschweiger is an anti-white white activist in Germany who says “my lineage ends with me,” and urges the entire white population of Germany to stop having children: “‘My bloodline ends with me’ – German feminist activist calls for White people to stop having children and accept refugees,” Remix News, June 29, 2026
Whoever is behind this deserves the rope:
A working plan is being discussed to facilitate the departure of Palestinian families from Gaza and their reunification with relatives in Europe, according to reports from well-sourced security channels.
Greece, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and, of…
“Professor Arday was a victim of a brutal, racist witch hunt,” claims Amnesia.
It depicts the serial fabulist as “Black autistic man whose journey expanded our imaginations and understanding of what we believed possible in academia”.
That last part is certainly true.
Here’s the incredible closing sentence.
“The media must be held accountable for failing to honour these boundaries. Professor Arday’s family must not be subjected to further intrusion, speculation or online abuse. The most meaningful tribute we can offer is not merely remembrance but a commitment to tangible, real-world change: building systems and enforcing laws to ensure that Black, disabled, neurodivergent and those easily excluded can live, work, contribute and flourish without being forced to bear the costs of institutional failures and public cruelty.”
“Laws to ensure that black” public figures can’t be covered by the media or have their scandals reported on. Can white conservative public figures have their scandals reported on? Obviously. This is a two-tier system in which the goal is to censor the opposition and suppress any exposure of the leftist ruling class.
“Laws to ensure that black” public figures can’t be covered by the media
Amnesty InternationalAmnesia Intentional was spawned over a hoax in which people were supposedly locked up over their speech. The actual event was based on a newspaper article, it had never actually happened, but that didn’t stop Amnesty International from raising and spending millions of dollars, and preaching to everyone about the importance of ‘human rights’ for succeeding generations.
(Also, according to its founder, secretly operating as a tool of British intelligence services, but that’s a conversation for another time.)
Much like the ACLU and other ‘human rights groups’, Amnesty became increasingly for state crackdowns on speech and civil rights. Now it has come full circle in endorsing ‘Arday’s Law’.
Meritocratie Baaaaad!
To recap, Jason Arday was a DEI professor at Cambridge whose entire bio turned out to have been made up… quite obviously so because it considered of bizarre claims about raising fortunes, winning marathons and being unable to speak until he was 18 years old.
A racist, right-wing mob is seeking to drive blacks out of wakademia
In the wake of accused plagiarist and serial fabulist Jason Arday’s death, an influential band of activists within Great Britain’s largest academic union is demanding action—not to change the policies at Cambridge that led the school to hire and defend Arday, but to “shield other black academics from scrutiny from what they view as a racist, right-wing conspiracy,” the investigative journalist Ben Ryan writes for the Free Beacon.
An activist caucus within the University and College Union held a virtual organizing meeting Tuesday night to discuss Arday’s death. “The Free Beacon obtained a recording of the raw and emotional gathering of several dozen members, during which the angry scholars repeatedly denounced the attacks on Arday as the product of a racist, right-wing mob seeking to drive blacks out of the academy,” Ryan writes.
Always believe the ‘educated’ nutroots who live in denial:
“….the conflict in southern Thailand is becoming increasingly colored by religion, there is scant evidence to suggest links either to any radical Islamic ideology that exhibits links to pan-Islamism or to broader global jihadi terrorism and violence…” NBR is considered ‘mainstream’…
Jihad Watch is not mainstream, but accurate & reliable.
12 May 2026 The “separatist violence” in Thailand is an Islamic jihad with the goal of separating the Muslim areas in the southern part of the country from Buddhist Thailand and uniting them to Muslim Malaysia.
Al-Qaeda call for jihad against former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra
Last weekend, suspected insurgents in Thailand launched more than 70 to 75 coordinated bomb and arson attacks.
Recent reports:
Over the weekend of August 22–23, 2026 (mainly Saturday evening into Sunday), suspected insurgents carried out a large wave of coordinated arson, bomb, and related attacks across Thailand’s southern border provinces (the “deep south”).
reuters.com
Authorities and media reported the following key details:Scale: Early figures from the military’s Internal Security Operations Command cited around 50–51 incidents (mostly arson and incendiary attacks). Later tallies rose to more than 70 locations, with some reports specifying at least 78 incidents across four provinces: roughly 40 in Narathiwat, 21 in Yala, 15 in Pattani, and a couple in Songkhla. Other counts mentioned about 68 sites.
reuters.com
Targets and methods: Government and local administrative buildings/offices, shops (including a 7-Eleven), vehicles, utility/telecommunication poles and towers, railway tracks (prompting temporary suspensions), tires (to disrupt roads), CCTV cameras, and some infrastructure. Methods included arson, small bombs/improvised explosives, tire fires, and scattered obstacles. Some attacks involved armed groups.
bbc.co.uk
Casualties and response: At least three people were injured (reports commonly note two women and one man injured in a roadside bombing in Narathiwat; all in stable condition). No deaths were widely reported from this wave. A temporary overnight curfew was imposed in Narathiwat (later lifted). Security was heightened, with increased surveillance and patrols.
aljazeera.com
Context: These occurred amid the long-running insurgency in the predominantly Muslim Malay southern provinces (Narathiwat, Yala, Pattani, and parts of Songkhla), which has killed more than 7,000 people since intensifying around 2004. No group immediately claimed responsibility. Officials linked it to possible retaliation for recent security crackdowns (including after a deadly July attack on soldiers), efforts related to stalled/restarting peace talks (often involving the main separatist group BRN and Malaysian facilitation), or other factors. Authorities had received some advance intelligence warnings of possible attacks on government sites, shops, and infrastructure.
reuters.com
The violence is part of a decades-long low-level conflict seeking greater autonomy or independence. Peace efforts have repeatedly stalled. Reports as of August 24–25 noted heightened security measures continuing, with some additional isolated incidents afterward.
Southern Thailand insurgency
Ongoing conflict
The Southern Thailand insurgency is an ongoing conflict centered in southern Thailand. It originated in 1948 as a separatist insurgency in the historical Malay Patani Region, made up of the three southernmost provinces of Thailand and parts of a fourth, but has become more complex and increasingly violent since the early 2000s from drug cartels, oil smuggling networks, and sometimes pirate raids. The former Sultanate of Pattani, which included the southern Thai provinces of Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat—also known as the three Southern Border Provinces—as well as neighbouring parts of Songkhla Province, and the northeastern part of Malaysia, was conquered by the Kingdom of Siam in 1785 and, except for Kelantan, has been governed by Thailand ever since…. (Wiki)
‘They Are Against the Principles of the Country They Live In
The Islamization of Europe
by Robert Williams
“Europe should wake up. If they remain silent it will be destroyed from within.
It is almost already destroyed. If Europe does not wake up and prosecute these people… these people are not only Hamas.
These people are against freedom, against democracy, against secularism, they are against the basic principles of the country they live in.” – A Gazan living in Belgium, Channel 12 News, July 2026.
After the report was issued, Belgian federal MP Sam van Rooy… requested a city council emergency session, but could not find enough votes to get one.
No meeting was held; no other party found it necessary.
This indifference to the security of the local Christian and Jewish communities, the city and country at large, is particularly jarring after documentation exposed that Hamas was planning an October 7-style mass attack against Jewish and Israeli targets in Europe, scheduled to coincide with the second anniversary of the October 7, 2023 atrocities.
Perhaps one might argue that the Belgian government, which has shown itself to be extremely anti-Israel, does not care that Hamas raises funds in the country: the victims are “only” Israelis and Jews. So far.
“Germany and other European countries are now increasingly being viewed as operational areas for possible attacks.” —German Federal Prosecutor General Jens Rommel, Jerusalem Post, June 16, 2026
In 2024, Belgium received half of all Palestinian asylum applications submitted in the entire EU. In that year alone, 3,281 Palestinians were granted formal refugee status by Belgium.
“This is not a Jewish problem, but a European problem.” – Ralph Pais, vice-chair of the Jewish Information and Documentation Center, Antwerp, Belgium, September 11, 2025.
Shabana Mahmood has said she had no choice but to include killers, rapists and child sex offenders in the early release scheme because prisons faced running out of space.
The Prime Minister defended the proposal, arguing that people in more affluent areas would have to ‘do their share’ in housing asylum seekers, as the number of small boat migrants arriving in the UK under his premiership topped 3,000.
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Islam is the second-largest religion in the United Kingdom, with nearly four million Muslims, or 6.0% of the total population, as of the 2021-2022 Census. The majority of British Muslims are Sunni, and the largest concentration is in London, where Muslims make up about 15% of the population.
Switzerland is facing renewed demands for mass removals of failed asylum seekers after an internal government analysis found that 80.5% of applicants from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia were accused of at least one criminal offense during or after their asylum proceedings.
The same group, interestingly, has virtually no prospect of being allowed to remain—around 99 percent of their asylum applications are rejected.
The figures, compiled by Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Migration and reported on by Blick, have intensified criticism of an asylum system that opponents say allows large numbers of young foreign men with almost no chance of receiving protection to remain in the country long enough to commit offenses.
The contrast with other asylum seekers is stark. Among applicants from all other countries of origin, 12.3% were recorded as accused in criminal proceedings—a fraction of the rate among Maghreb (North African) nationals.
If non-Muslims submit to conversion or subjugation, Mohammedans don’t need to resort to terror and Islamisation can progress peacefully. That’s what Abdul is saying.
Democrat Michigan Senate nominee Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed (aka Abdul El-Sayed) suggested to a group of supporters last year that America creates terrorism.
Here is the pertinent part of his insane comments:
I think the approach that we’ve often taken with terrorism has been to figure out how to leverage the might of the U.S. military to go in and root out, right, certain terrorist organizations, et cetera. And where that’s necessary, that’s necessary. But I also think we need to be curious about why those things happen in the first place. Like, what drives somebody to want to commit such a heinous act?
And I think too often, the way [America has] engaged in the world has been that we set up this rules-based international order, and then we break the rules of the rules-based international order, and that creates a situation where there are a lot of people who look at us and say that’s hypocritical and that’s wrong. And I think the best thing we can do is be honest about that.
