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Dr Andrew Bostom: 

Canine Cruelty in Islamic Countries

In Sharifabad the dogs distinguished clearly between Moslem and Zoroastrian, and were prepared to go…full of hope, into a crowded Zoroastrian assembly, or to fall asleep trustfully in a Zoroastrian lane, but would flee as before Satan from a group of Moslem boys…The evidence points…to Moslem hostility to these animals having been deliberately fostered in the first place in Iran, as a point of opposition to the old (pre-Islamic jihad conquest) faith (i.e., Zoroastrianism) there. Certainly in the Yazdi area…Moslems found a double satisfaction in tormenting dogs, since they were thereby both afflicting an unclean creature and causing distress to the infidel who cherished him. There are grim…stories from the time (i.e., into the latter half of the 19^th century) when the annual poll-tax (jizya) was exacted, of the tax gatherer tying a Zoroastrian and a dog together, and flogging both alternately until the money was somehow forthcoming, or death released them. I myself was spared any worse sight than that of a young Moslem girl…standing over a litter of two-week old puppies, and suddenly kicking one as hard as she could with her shod foot. The puppy screamed with pain, but at my angry intervention she merely said blankly, “But it’s unclean.” In Sharifabad I was told by distressed Zoroastrian children of worse things: a litter of puppies cut to pieces with a spade-edge, and a dog’s head laid open with the same implement; and occasionally the air was made hideous with the cries of some tormented animal. Such wanton cruelties on the Moslems’ part added not a little to the tension between the communities.

 

A Bangladeshi asylum seeker has been sentenced to at least 15 months in jail for stalking and indecently assaulting a blind woman on a Sydney train.

Rubel Sheikh, 26, followed the 23-year-old woman to Ashfield station in July last year before boarding a train with her.

Sheikh had come to Australia by boat in April last year after his life was threatened in his homeland.  —He had become isolated, lonely and depressed after making the journey, and had been “overwhelmed” when he assaulted the young woman.

Georgetown University Promotes the Muslim Brotherhood Yet Again

Egyptians are “literally split in half” on President Mohammed Morsi‘s 2013 downfall, former Obama Administration adviser Dahlia Mogahed stated recently in citing polling data at Georgetown University.  Yet the pro-Muslim Brotherhood (MB) bias of the January 29, 2014, conference at which Mogahed spoke did little justice to the “deep division” facing Egypt, notwithstanding her calls for “pluralism” to overcome the country’s “huge polarisation.” (What a swamp)

Who Are The Women Fighting In Syria?

by ABIGAIL R. ESMAN February 20, 2014

For years she was a mother of 10 young children, keeping a good, Muslim home. Now she’s a rebel commander with a gun, fighting, she says, for her honor and her religion. Her children battle at her side.

Speaking in an on-camera interview with journalist Tracey Shelton, the 43-year-old muqatila, as such women soldiers are known, calls on others to join in her battle against Bashar Assad, and in the founding of a Syrian Islamic state. And though her all-female battalion numbers only 15 troops, she is by no means alone.

The role of women in the three-year-old Syrian conflict is complex and often confusing, but one thing is abundantly clear: women have become one of the strongest weapons in the war, used as much by the regime as by most of the countless rebel groups.

France:

• Muslim who tortured and murdered Jew while quoting Qur’an assaults prison guards, gets three more years

More than 70 witnesses to testify after the city-state’s worst violence in 40 years.

Singapore soul searching follows migrant riot

Singapore – Two months after the death of a foreign construction worker under the wheels of a bus in Singapore’s Little India district triggered a major riot, an official Committee of Inquiry has begun its investigation into the city’s first outbreak of civil unrest in four decades.

At least 70 witnesses – including officials, police and foreign workers accused of involvement in the December 8 riot, in which vehicles were set alight and nearly 50 police officers injured – are expected to give evidence over the next four weeks.

Continue reading Inquiry begins into Singapore's Muslim riots

Heavy fighting erupted near the airport in Central African Republic’s capital Bangui on Wednesday as Christian militia blocked an attempt to evacuate Muslims, witnesses said, disrupting a visit by a top United Nations aid official.

Central African Republic: No courts, no jails, no justice

“Before justice resumes, we need to first have secure prisons where we can keep offenders,” Gre’senguet insisted.

“I have written to the [African peacekeeping force] MISCA commander asking if he could give us troops to guard the prisons, but I never received a reply,” he said

CAR descended into anarchy in March 2013 when Seleka rebels – said to be mostly Muslim – ousted Francois Bozize, a Christian, who had come to power in a 2003 coup. The rebels later installed Michel Djotodia, a Muslim, as interim president.

Virgins!

• 23 CAR Muslims killed in convoy attack

In other news:

• Muslim scholars issue fatwa against living on Mars

Never enough:

• UN: Somalia needs more help

Nigeria:

Islamic jihadists throw bombs into public buildings, murder 60 people

Armed men from Nigeria’s Boko Haram group have attacked the northeastern town of Bama, opening fire on a school, shooting or burning to death 47 people and trashing the palace of a traditional ruler, according to officials and witnesses.

Mali:

• Franco-German brigade to boost Mali security

In 1974 Turkey invaded Cyprus, illegally dividing the country and committing war crimes and mass human rights abuses. Hundreds of thousands of Greek Cypriots were ethnically cleansed by the Turkish army.  200,000 Greek-Cypriot were displaced, many are still missing. Today,the Turks are in no way cooperative and remain belligerent, all the while blaming the Greek Cypriots for  not conceding more.

Turkish Cypriot President Eroglu says Turkish troops’ presence on divided island is red line for Turkey.

A  little imam is waging litigation jihad to claim back some buildings which were once used as mosques, when the Ottomans terrorised Bulgaria. While the elites are predictably complicit, the people  don’t play ball:

“The land of Botev and Levski [the two most prominent revolutionaries against the Turkish rule] is a land of slaves again, Bulgarians get to struggle with the corrupt politicians.”– Continue reading →

With the crowd estimated at 2,000 or more, Bulgarians took to the streets of the nation’s second largest city to protest what they consider a Muslim attempt to “Islamicise” the Balkan country, as reported on Feb. 14, 2014 by The Sofia Globe (of Sofia,Bulgaria), the Anadolu News Agency (of Ankara, Turkey) and the Bulgarian internet news portal PlovdivUtre.bg.

Update from GoV & Vlad:

 Once Muslim, Forever Muslim

“Allah willing, we will return to Andalusia– no matter how long the Spanish occupation of Andalusia continues, the day will come, Allah willing, when we liberate it and Islam will return….”

Muslims in Spain demand same rights as Sephardic Jews

Don’t say I told you so.

Next thing you know a billion savages will be on the move.

Although Spain said it was willing to grant citizenship to the descendents of Sephardic Jews who were expelled from the Andalus, the same right was not offered to Muslims.

Related:

• Fitzgerald: What really happened in 1492 : Jihad Watch
• Bat Ye’or: Andalusian Myth, Eurabian Reality : Jihad Watch
• Fourteen Centuries of War Against European Civilization (Fjordman on GovV)

In other news:

Qatar official says 478 Indian workers death rate “normal”

A Qatar human rights body has said the reported deaths of 478 Indian workers in Qatar during the last two years was “normal”, a figure that another human rights group has called “horrendous”.

About 500,000 Indians live in Qatar, which is experiencing a construction boom staffed primarily by young men from South Asian countries.  Ali bin Sumaikh al-Marri, the head of Qatari government-affiliated National Human Rights Committee, told AFP: “If we look at the numbers of Qataris who died … of natural causes … over the past two years, we see that numbers of deaths among the Indian community are normal.”

• Migrant workers ‘going hungry’ in Qatar

Danish ‘halal law’ changes nothing says imam

Of course not. Infidel laws do not apply to the soldiers of allah.

Denmark’s minister for agriculture, Dan Jorgensen:

“To eliminate all doubt, let me make it clear that slaughter according to Islamic precepts is still permitted in Denmark. This is not changing. It is important for the Danish government that everybody in Denmark can purchase meat slaughtered according to Islamic precepts without coming into conflict with their religious beliefs,” he said.

Former Central African minister accused interim President Catherine Samba-Panza of not honoring the N’Djamena power-sharing agreement.

We Europeans do not have an obligation to destroy ourselves. Africans, Muslims and others are adults and should be able to fix their own problems. Moreover, Europe and the wider Western world simply don’t have the strength to fix all of the problems of Africa, the Islamic countries and the rest of the developing world, even if we wanted to.

The Folly of Open Borders

“There will be free movement, country to country. Globalization in its purest form should not have any boundaries…”-- Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Bangladesh. (Both of her children live in North America.)

Posted By Fjordman On February 19, 2014  In Daily Mailer,FrontPage  Comments

Ceuta is one of two small Spanish enclaves in North Africa, the second being Melilla. They provide the only possible entry to European territory without leaving Africa. Ceuta is separated from the Iberian Peninsula by the Strait of Gibraltar, and lies at the strategically important boundary between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. 1300 years ago, Muslims used it as a staging ground for their invasion of the Iberian Peninsula and their aggressive inroads into Europe. The tide took centuries to turn, but in 1415 the Portuguese conquered Ceuta. This event marked the beginning of half a millennium of European dynamism and global expansion.