(Noisy) Supporters of the Islamic State
The original header is “Dutch” Supporters of the Islamic State.
They are not Dutch. Even if some of them are born in the Netherlands, they are firmly in the camp of Islam. They are the sworn enemy of western civilisation and need to be removed, just like you remove wild animals, pedophiles or a contagious disease from society. (Thanks to Mullah/pbuh)
In other news:
 Importing jihad:
Number of Saudi Students in U.S. Doubles in 2 Years
Importing jihad. But Christians fleeing jihad in Syria, Egypt, Libya etc are denied entry Visas. That is Obaam’s legacy.
“No. of Saudi Students in U.S. Doubles in 2 Years’Â
Judicial Watch, December 4, 2013 (Pamela Geller)
The Obama administration is allowing a growing number of students from Saudi Arabia to enroll in colleges around the nation even though most of the 9/11 hijackers were from that Islamic country and visas were dramatically cut in the aftermath of the attacks.
Christian Syrian Refugees Denied Visas to West
Obama talks about aiding the persecuted in Syria, but we know what a bloody liar that quisling is. He has been supporting the jihadists in Syria, the very savages who are torturing and slaughtering these non-Muslims. The fact is that Obama has been importing whole Muslim communities from jihad nations. Saudi student visas are at a record high. But persecuted Christians can’t get visas.
Not only should Obama expedite asylum for these Christians, he should send in an escort to get them out.
“Tell Mama” produces fake hate crime with or without gov’t funding
Andrew Gilligan reported in the Telegraph last June 9 that Tell Mama was not going to “have its government grant renewed after police and civil servants raised concerns about its methods.” What was wrong with its methods? It had “claimed that there had been a ‘sustained wave of attacks and intimidation’ against British Muslims after the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby.” But Tell Mama and Fiyaz Mujhal (spelled “Mughal” in Gilligan’s report and elsewhere) “did not mention, however, that 57 per cent of the 212 reports referred to activity that took place only online, mainly offensive postings on Twitter and Facebook, or that a further 16 per cent of the 212 reports had not been verified. Not all the online abuse even originated in Britain. Contrary to the group’s claim of a ‘cycle of violence’ and a ‘sustained wave of attacks’, only 17 of the 212 incidents, 8 per cent, involved the physical targeting of people and there were no attacks on anyone serious enough to require medical treatment.”‘

















