Revoke their citizenship, confiscate their passports!
Why would you want these headbangers in a British jail?
Brits who fight in Syria face life in jail
One of Britain’s top prosecutors today warned that Britons who travel to join the Syrian conflict will face prosecution and potential life sentences on their return.  Some observers have expressed surprise that “freedom fighters” seeking to oust Assad are being arrested.–  More from the London Evening Standard
Is the pen mightier than the sword?
UK: Jihadist who beheaded soldier on London street tries to gouge doctor’s eye out with a pen
This jihadist’s name is not Michael Adebowale. It is Ismail ibn Abdullah. That is the name he uses since he converted to Islam. Why does the mainstream media persist in calling him by his slave name? The mainstream media would find it racist and disrespectful to call Muhammad Ali “Cassius Clay,” right? Why isn’t it racist and disrespectful to continue to call Ismail ibn Abdullah “Michael Adebowale”? Is it because Muhammad Ali is a revered, beloved figure, while Ismail ibn Abdullah reflects poorly upon his adopted religion, having murdered in its “defense”? Â (Robert Spencer has more)
Valentines-Day-Phobia Coming Up Again
The mufti of Australia has (also) agreed to decide that the practice of celebrating Hari Kekasih not encouraged by Islam, as discussed in the Committee Muzakarah National Fatwa Council for Islamic Affairs to Malaysia was the 71-convened on 22 to 24 November 2005 that then. … More on Valentines-day-phobia, lizard holes, and the ‘mufti of Australia’ at Jakim Central
Muslim ‘Enrichment’ in Britain: One Week Snapshot
Simple: stop waging jihad, stop blowing shiite up and stop behaving like savages, and “Islamophobia” will vanish in the ozone. How about it, Muslims?
The Flailing, Ferocious, Furious And Semi-Demented Erdogan
From The Economist:
Madness on the Bosphorus
The prime minister’s attacks on foreign plotters may no longer convince voters
“MUCH talk cannot be free of lies, much wealth cannot be free of illicit gain.” This old Turkish adage was tweeted by a former culture minister, Ertugrul Gunay, just as the prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, was addressing members of his Justice and Development (AK) party in the parliament on January 28th. The message is starting to reflect the public view of the embattled government. More than a month after a three-pronged corruption investigation implicating ministers, close business allies of the prime minister and, even more damningly, his family, the scandal shows no sign of abating. (Continued below the fold)




Musab Mohamed Masmari, 30, was arrested as a suspect in the arson attempt on ‘Neighbours’ Gay night club as he was on his way to the airport. But that’s not all. As part of the Obama Regime’s Department of State’s 






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