Uthman Badar, spokesturd for Hizb-ut Tahrir in Australia, whines that Muslims are powerless to stone women downunder. We are  now being lectured on freedom of expression by a Hizb ut-Tahrir propagandist. UNDER THE BADAR by Tim Blair
Murdering women is not a dangerous idea — it’s a crimeÂ
Trendy lefties giving a voice to barbaric crime  (Miranda Devine)
The Rape Jihad that Jon Faine will not see:
Andrew Bolt:
The gang rape of a 16-year-old girl in a Western Sydney car park stairwell has disgusted police. The men are described as African in appearance and aged in their 20s…
Sudan won’t let her go
Mariam Yahya Ibrahim detained again
But to worry about Islam is to be a bigot:
Mariam Yahya Ibrahim, the Christian woman sentenced to death and later freed after an international outcry, was briefly re-arrested while trying to leave the country for the US before being released again.
Honor killings are morally justified
Yes, we’re being lectured on freedom of expression by a Hizb ut-Tahrir propagandist:
Honor killing speech cancelled. Critics blamed
More oppression of poor Muslims:
The Opera House on Tuesday canned a lecture entitled ‘Honour killings are morally justified’, which was to have been given by writer Uthman Badar [of Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir], only hours after it was announced.
The talk was planned as part of the annual Festival of Dangerous Ideas, which takes place in August….
The Daily Telegraph puts it well:
The organisers of this utter disgrace may congratulate themselves on winning media attention. Perhaps that was the aim all along. But media attention will eventually fade, and those organisers will have to live with the fact that they intended to elevate the slaughter of women and girls to the very centre of Sydney’s cultural life.
Greste betrayed by al Jazeera’s extremists MuBro’s
Qatar’s Emir Shaikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani said he has a “duty” to support the Muslim Brotherhood …
I said yesterday Peter Greste was the innocent victim – collateral damage – of a battle between Egypt’s new regime and Qatar, which support’s the regime’s Muslim Brotherhood enemy.
Peter Greste is now a hostage in Egypt’s battle with the Qatar regime which employs him. Australia’s pleadings are of small account in this wider struggle.
















