New York Times: Mosque of Chattanooga jihad killer braces for backlash
Ihsan Bagby, an associate professor of Islamic studies at the University of Kentucky, spoke of “the shock that there’s a kid who seems to grow up in the shadow of the Muslim community and yet chooses a path of extremism and violence that nobody taught them in the community. It’s a betrayal of the community.”
So we are to believe that the Muslims who are — by their own account — most fervent and devout are adhering to a form of Islam that is completely foreign to the Islam taught in their local mosques, and that they grew up hearing. What a strange phenomenon! Yet no one seems in the least curious about how it came to be. (Robert Spencer has more)

Nothing to do with Islam
Pat Condell – The death rattle of a dhimmi society.
What a nice Muslim family, really:
Chattanooga Jihad Murderer’s Family: Polygamy, Jew-Hatred, and Wife Beating – Wanted to take second wife ‘because it was allowed under Islamic law’ (Pamela Geller)

Afghanistan’s destroyed Buddhas rise again with 3D light projection
That’s only possible because western forces are still there . Once they are gone, the artists will be gone too:


Isis chief bans extremist group from releasing anymore violent videos
Continue reading And now, the obligatory “backlash” song and dance


Bastille Day in Paris is always celebrated with great fireworks displays. Conversely, for many young Muslims in the vast immigrant population there, the idea of fireworks means setting other people’s cars on fire in the streets. Fortunately, not as many fires as every New Years Eve when there usually are more than 1,000 car burnings overnight.
In the 18th arrondissement, on the rue Marcadet, another car was torched while confrontations broke out on the rue Queneau and rue de la Chapelle. Even the 3rd arrondissement was not spared confrontations, and one policeman was wounded while chasing a group of “young people” ages 16 – 25 who were throwing stones at the security forces. 









Police use pepper spray on anti-Reclaim Australia protesters. Photo: Luis Ascui
Reclaim protesters clash with opposition protesters. Photo: Luis Ascui
An anti-racism protester Kat Galea, is cared for after being pepper sprayed. Photo: Luis Ascui
Protesters gather in Melbourne. Photo: Chris Vedelago












