Turkey is an Islamist dictatorship that sponsors and backs Islamic terrorists. It’s also genocidally obsessed with the Kurds.
Erdogan, Turkey’s Islamist tyrant, has massacred his own people, locked up police and judges, and is bent on massacring Kurds in Syria because as his rigged economy implodes, he wants to distract attention from his collapsing regime, and his son-in-law, with a little genocide.
His latest tantrum, aimed in part at America, President Trump and at National Security Adviser John Bolton, show why the United States should not make the mistake of dealing with the leader of an Islamic terror state.
And why Turkey should not be in NATO.
The only things that Erdogan can be counted on to do in Syria is…
1. Support those Islamic terrorists that his regime backs
2. Kill Kurds, including those allies with the United States
Whatever we should or shouldn’t do in Syria, we should never make any kind of deal with Erdogan. The only thing that will do is humiliate us. Exactly the same way that Erdogan’s Iranian pals humiliated Obama.
For Islamists like Erdogan, being able to insult and humiliate Americans is a fundamental part of their doctrine. Let’s not let him do it.
French Muslims threaten ‘green vest’ protest if demands for Islamization not met
French President Emmanuel Macron is struggling to find ways to integrate Islam into the mainstream of French life in a way that is acceptable to native French.
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There are growing signs that Europe’s secular leaders are getting concerned about the monster of their own making, that being an emboldened Islam.
In Germany, a nation that in just the last four years has opened its borders to approximately 1.7 million Muslim migrants, some government officials are openly hinting that the makings of an Islamic insurrection are already underway.
They cite the Muslim Brotherhood as the main subversive force, with the first fruits of the insurrection being a breakdown in the social cohesion that Germany once enjoyed. The opposite of cohesion is instability, and that’s clearly on the rise.
In 2015, 40 percent of Germans said in a survey they felt like foreigners in their own country. By November 2018 a clear majority, 56 percent, attested to “feeling like a foreigner.”
The Investigative Project on Terrorism reminded us Monday of a terrifying 2008 admission by Ibrahim El-Zayat of the Islamic Community of Germany. El-Zayat said it was “premature to strike against the Jews and infidels” in Germany, “but sooner or later we will strike against the enemies of Allah and Islam. We have to wait.”
You can bet they are closer to the striking point in 2019 than they were in 2008.
Frank Magnitz, an Alternative for Germany lawmaker, suffered an assassination attempt on Monday. The attack was a result of a relentless hate and exclusion campaign by the subversive left that considers itself mainstream in Germany.
The video below features an interview with Jörg Meuthen, the federal spokesman for the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany) concerning Monday night’s vicious attack on Frank Magnitz, the chairman of the AfD in Bremen.
German AfD MP recalls details of ‘politically motivated’ attack
The public prosecutor’s office in Bremen said that surveillance evidence showed Magnitz being struck down with a single, “lightning quick” elbow blow to his head before the pack ran away. “We assume that all of the injuries are solely due to the fall,” Frank Passade, spokesman for the Bremen public prosecutor’s office noted Wednesday, claiming that the footage showed“no kicks on a person lying on the ground.”
Frank Magnitz, AfD chairman and member of Deutscher Bundestag, was attacked Monday evening
Der Chef der AfD Bremen, Frank Magnitz (kleines Foto), wurde am Montagnachmittag Opfer eines linksradikalen Mordanschlags.
BERLIN — Two days after a “right-wing” politician was assaulted in Germany, drawing international attention, the authorities on Wednesday said that several elements of the account given by his political party appeared to be false.
Frank Magnitz, 66, a member of Parliament from the Alternative for Germany party, suffered head injuries in the attack in Bremen on Monday. Party officials said that three men had attacked him, beating him with a piece of lumber and then kicking him after he had fallen to the ground.
But after reviewing a video of the attack, law enforcement officials said that one assailant had struck Mr. Magnitz once from behind, knocking him down, before he and two others fled the scene.
No one hit the lawmaker with an object, they said, and no one kicked him.
“We assume that all of the injuries are the result of the fall,” said Frank Passade, a spokesman for the state’s attorney’s office in Bremen, which is investigating the assault.
Americans were outraged after a nine-foot tall statue celebrating Saudi Arabia emblazoned with the Islamic creed, the Shahada, “There is no god but Allah, and Mohammed is the prophet,” was erected on Ground Zero last week.
The shape of the sculpture is made to resemble a piece of candy and depicts Saudi Arabia’s green flag, the Islamic ‘sword’ and the Muslim conversion prayer.
This is all just a hop, skip and a jump away from where thousands of Americans were killed by Saudi terrorists who flew airplanes into the Twin Towers on September 11th, 2001.
“Jaw Dropping!” “Take it down!” and “This is a slap in the face to Americans” were other responses from people who were outraged by the installation.
The BBC was left red faced after a huge backlash to a tweet which suggested that there should be a “debate” around whether honor killings are justified or not.
Senior Belgian imam prays ‘Zionists’ be ‘burned’ in 2009 video
Video surfaces showing senior imam in Belgium praying that Zionists be burned in the ‘blood of martyrs.’
The YouTube video of Imam Mohamed Toujgani was flagged earlier this week to the Belgian League Against Anti-Semitism, or LBCA, its president, Joel Rubinfeld, told the DH news website for an article published Wednesday.
“Lord, master of worlds, fill with fear the hearts of the Zionist oppressors,” Toujgani is seen saying in the 31-minute sermon. “Lord, fill their hearts with fear. Lord, make the earth tremble beneath their feet. Lord, make the blood of the martyrs a weapon under the feet of the Zionists oppressors, and may this blood ignite a fire that burns them and start a wind that eviscerates them. […] O Lord, tear them down.”
Alternative for Germany (AfD) MP Petr Bystron has slammed the left, claiming they “encourage” violence following an alleged assassination attempt on the chairman of the populist party’s Bremen branch
Stephan Hebel in Frankfurter Rundschau has nary a word to say about the thuggishness of the Left and the negative implications for a free society of the brutal beating of Frank Magnitz. All he is worried about is that Alternative for Germany (AfD) might benefit from the beating. Hebel is worried about fascism, and is busy working to usher it back in to Germany.
Many apologists say that Islam is a religion of peace. What they do not say is that, according to Islam, “peace” is to come only after all the world has converted to Islam. Until then, all the world is divided in two: dar al-Islam(“the House of Islam”), made up those who already believe, and dar al-harb(“the House of War”), made up of those who have yet to “believe”. If one is to follow the conclusions of doctrines based on jihad and sharia, after all the disbelievers believe, then there will be peace.
What is odd, is that even after countless attacks in Europe just since 2001, when we have all seen and felt this House of War on our flesh, no one ever mentions its existence. How come we never hear more about this House of War?
What we are seeing, but may not wish to see, is — as Erdogan pointed out — mainstream Islam.
My message to apologists for Islamism is simple: Those who are whitewashing the purveyors of radical violence and extremism — by changing the subject or accusing others, often unjustly, of racism, discrimination, oppression, or “Islamophobia” — are contributing to their empowerment.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi delivers a historic speech to top Islamic scholars and clergy at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, December 28, 2014. (Image source: MEMRI)
As someone who grew up in fundamentalist Muslim countries, the continuing spread in the West of apologists for sharia law is, to say the least, intriguing. It is, of course, good-hearted to wish people from other cultures to feel welcome. Many of these apologists, however, have no first-hand experience of how it feels actually to live in that part of the world or to be a victim of day-by-day radical Islam. What is painful is that although many of these apologists have never lived under Islamist rules, they often act as if they had.
First, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan correctly said, “There is no moderate Islam; Islam is Islam.”
Islam, however, can be interpreted. Even Erdogan has said — although it is not clear what he meant by it — that, “Islam must be updated.”
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, also expressed similar views:
France plans to introduce new legislation to punish protesters after seven weeks of violent “yellow vest” demonstrations.
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe spoke after rioters torched motorbikes and set barricades on fire on Paris’s upmarket Boulevard Saint-Germain on Saturday.
France is signaling it’s making preparations for a massive new crackdown on the gilets jaunes or “yellow vests” anti-government protests that have gripped the country for seven weeks. A new law under consideration could make any demonstration illegal to begin with if not previously approved by authorities, in an initiative already being compared to the pre-Maiden so-called “dictatorship law” in Ukraine.
Fires set at structures along the famous Boulevard Saint Germain in Paris, France
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe presented the new initiative to curtail the violence and unrest while targeting “troublemakers” and banning anonymity through wearing masks on French TV channel TF1 on Monday. He said the law would give police authority crack down on “unauthorized demonstrations” at a moment when police are already arresting citizens for merely wearing a yellow vest, even if they are not directly engaged in protests in some cases.
Immigration is simple:
1. Go down the list of the world’s countries
2. Ask if Americans can go there and have anchor babies
3. Ask if Americans can move there and go on welfare
3. If not, stop taking people from those countries
Have enough pride to demand basic reciprocity.
Brasil: Bolsonaro announces Brazil will quit the UN’s Migration Pact!
This Suicide Pact deems migration a “human right” & erases countries borders
Even the Media is being threatened by UN that they MUST report on Migration in a positive manner or their funding will be cut!
“Brazilian Trump,” Bolsonaro condemned France for allowing in so many migrants who make parts of France ‘unliveable’ (no-go zones), never integrate and ‘want to make THEIR culture prevail.’
BBC asks if Muslim teen who fled Saudi Arabia “should be killed for leaving Islam”
“BBC asks if Muslim teenager who fled Saudi ‘should be killed for leaving Islam.’” The question is shocking, as is this question, also posed by BBC: “what is the right punishment for blasphemy?” Yet it was still asked by the BBC, and only after scorching rebuke from readers did a retraction and apology follow. But the damage was done.
As per Islam, the penalty facing this young teen was clearly spelled out in a previous Jihad Watchpost about 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun:
So do not take from among them allies until they emigrate for the cause of Allah. But if they turn away, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them and take not from among them any ally or helper.” (Qur’an 4:89)
A hadith depicts Muhammad saying: “Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him” (Bukhari 9.84.57). The death penalty for apostasy is part of Islamic law according to all the schools of Islamic jurisprudence.
This is still the position of all the schools of Islamic jurisprudence, both Sunni and Shi’ite. Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the most renowned and prominent Muslim cleric in the world, has stated: “The Muslim jurists are unanimous that apostates must be punished, yet they differ as to determining the kind of punishment to be inflicted upon them. The majority of them, including the four main schools of jurisprudence (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, and Hanbali) as well as the other four schools of jurisprudence (the four Shiite schools of Az-Zaidiyyah, Al-Ithna-‘ashriyyah, Al-Ja’fariyyah, and Az-Zaheriyyah) agree that apostates must be executed.”
The BBC should be condemning Islamic blasphemy laws and defending human rights and women’s rights. Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun is a genuine refugee — unlike the multitudes of economic migrants that flooded Europe. She needs to be protected from those who want to murder her, and should promptly be given asylum in Australia.
Another young Saudi girl — another genuine refugee — was dragged back from an airport to Saudi Arabia to a presumably horrible fate while trying to escape the country in 2017. Dina Ali Lasloom ran away from her family after she was abused. She made it to an airport in the Philippines, but despite the scene she made with her desperate pleas for safety and freedom, Dina was last seen screaming and being dragged onto a Saudi Arabia Airlines flight from Manila to Riyadh. She was never heard from again. The Saudi embassy in Manila issued an appalling statement “calling the case a ‘family matter’ and added without elaborating that she had ‘returned with her relatives to the homeland.’”
Shame on the BBC, which should be highlighting the abuses resulting from Islamic blasphemy laws.
Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has expressed his support for the Yellow Vest Movement in France, although he takes care to repudiate the violent elements that have infiltrated the demonstrations.
Senator Fraser Anning has from day one taken an unequivocal stand for real Australians against the Uniparty’s policy of mass immigration and forced multiculturalism, and for this reason he has been under intense pressure from Australia’s Political-Media Complex to cuck.
Since attending an organised political meeting at St Kilda Beach on Saturday January 5 designed to protest the Victorian government’s inaction regarding escalating violence from #AfricanGangs, and more broadly to oppose mass immigration and forced multiculturalism, the political and media establishment have turned the volume up to 11.
But Fraser Anning will not cuck.
Matt Doran, who interviewed Senator Anning on Channel 7’s Sunrise yesterday morning, even had the audacity to describe him as “unrepentant”.
He did not cuck.
These crapchooks from the Aussie media are beneath contempt.
Doran repeatedly demanded that Senator Anning prostrate himself before his politically correct betters and confess his sins, with the assurance that if he did so he would be given a mercifully swift death, rather than face an hour-long disembowelling first.
Instead:
“They were decent, hard-working Australians who are sick and tired of the Australian government allowing these people to come into our country and then attack us while living on our welfare.”
He.
Did.
Not.
Cuck.
Doran ordered the Senator to give him “one example of African Gang crime in Queensland recently.”
Anning: “I can give you about six of them Matt.”
He proceeded to list this example and this example from Queensland, and this example from Perth.
As Anning pointed out, they are getting away with it in Melbourne, so #AfricanGangs violence is spreading throughout the country.
Regarding that “nazi salute” that was replayed over and over again during the Sunise interview and which has been splashed across the front pages of newspapers across the country, there is serious doubt as to whether it was even a genuine “nazi salute”.
The journalists of Australia should be careful. The smear of association with the fourth or fifth most murderous regime of the 20th century is pretty much the worst thing you can be accused of in today’s system. Falsely accusing somebody of being a “nazi” is slander. Given the serious financial, social, and safety implications for somebody who is incorrectly associated with national socialism, journalists should consider that they could be taken for everything they have if they intend to keep labelling anybody who publicly opposes mass immigration and multiculturalism as a “nazi”.
Regardless, the nazi meme is failing. Just look at the comments:
These comments are representative of real Australian sentiment and have been replicated across social media. Aussies are indeed sick and tired of mass immigration and forced multiculturalism and we are sick and tired of being slandered whenever we voice our opposition.
Joe Hildebrande is convinced that Anning is finished:
Even Senator Anning reckoned, in an interview aired on Radio National on Monday, that he didn’t have much chance of being reelected.
Don’t be so sure.
Like I said, you should see the comments.
Regardless, Fraser Anning is exactly what Australia needs. He is not a politician. He is an ordinary bloke who is prepared to stand up for real Australians regardless of the repercussions for his long-term political career. As hinted at in Matty’s Modern Life’s interview at the St Kilda Rally, Anning is the first of many. Soon there will be half a dozen Fraser Annings in Australia’s parliament, then a score, then an entire political party.
They won’t all be as kind as him either.
The day will come when the political and media elite long for the days of Fraser Anning.
Frank Magnitz, AfD chairman and member of Deutscher Bundestag, was attacked Monday evening
