From The American Thinker, with thanks to Ruth King:
The scenario taking place in Belgium exactly mirrors the one in France. The far-right/neo-Nazi fringe of the population formerly perpetrated anti-Semitic acts, but in the past four years they can be almost exclusively attributed to Muslims. For example, just in the past week, six very violent anti-Semitic attacks were reported in the city of Antwerp, where a vibrant Jewish community lives. One of the attacks involved the stabbing of a sixteen-year-old teenager; then three other young Jews were also shot at; another one was beaten and left unconscious on the pavement and so on….One should note that Antwerp is the city where the Arab European League was founded by Abu Jajah, a Lebanese who happened to have been very involved with the Shia terrorist organization Hizbullah.
Abu Jajah recently stated that
“Antwerp is the European pillar of Zionism and that is why it has to become the Mecca of pro-Palestinian actions.”
His movement has also threatened Belgian Jews to stop supporting Israel or violence will fall upon them.
With such a message of hate, it is not surprising that young Muslims are feeling compelled to physically attack Jews in the streets of the kingdom.
Read it all.
it is sickening to hear of these attacks on
God's chosen people.
all anti semites should take note:
jeremiah 31.35,36
Thus saith the LORD, which giveth the sun for a light by day, and the ordinances of the moon and of the stars for a light by night, which divideth the sea when the waves thereof roar; The LORD of hosts is his name: If those ordinances depart from before me, saith the LORD, then the seed of Israel also shall cease from being a nation before me for ever.
to all jihadists and cohorts:
you are wasting your time according to this scripture: and putting your own soul in peril.
It is time for a new Golem, methinks. ( I realize that was in Prague(?) but close enough).
"stop supporting Israel or violence will fall upon them"
Yeah, yeah, right. Convenient excuse you have, Abu Jajah, this Israel/Palestinian thing. So you can self-righteously attack Jews in Belgium, in any country of the world, making it seem like you're just venting your frustrations and lashing out at the unjustness of a cruel cruel world. Poor tormented, oppressed Muslim. How you care for your Muslim brothers. So very touching. Bah!
Like we don't know your sick belief system is all about hating and killing Jews just because they are Jews. Your war manual says so, repeatedly. If suddenly every Jew would leave Israel overnight, the attacks and hatred against Jews would stop, just like that, instantaneously? ROTFLMAO!
Just a small comment ... Since it's the first one, I'll present myself a little bit...
I began to open my eyes on Islam after 9/11 like a lot of people (altough, having as a child lived in some parts of Africa where Islam is the main religion, I never thought very much good of this "religion"). After reading books from authors such as Ibn Warraq, Bat ye Or, R. Spencer, A-M Delcambre (in french), and more important perhaps the Quran, I'm barely able to hear the "Islam is a religion of Peace" line anymore without reacting...
Being half-Belgian, half-French, I see quite closely the dammages of PCness on the mind of some of my friends and family. But perhaps more than PCness the problem is that people DON'T want to see, DON'T want to care as long as their life is not (too much) affected. Add the media bias, and the fact that most people don't try to dig and know more than the crap TV-news shows, and you have this huge inertia here.
Since I seem to bother people when I talk about "serious" subject (not only islam, but more global news & politics), and since I have been called "paranoïd" on some occasions (*), I don't begin any conversation on Islam anymore. I just answer and talk about it when the discussion is already on it. But "paranoïd" I remain, and I keep informing myself...
Yesterday I was in a train from the Netherlands to Belgium. A little bit before Antwerpen, I was aroused from my dozing: the train was noisy, but above the noise someone was cantillating what sounded like a muslim prayer ("allah akbar" being repeted quite often). I took a quick look behind me and saw a group of 3 middle-eastern men some 4 rows behind my seat. "OK",I thought, "at least they're not trying to use their carpets in the middle of the train". I tried to return to sleep, but was actually kept awake by their loud conversation (and my curiosity also, true). It was in some language I did not understand (arabic sounding but I wouldn't bet on it), but "ummah", "Islamiya", "jihad" I'm able to recognise. Until then, OK, perhaps they're being critical of their community... But when I heard in the same line "americans", "israeli", "kafirouns"... Well, I know what the last name means, and I don't consider "infidel" as a neutral word. Maybe I'm wrong???
Anyway... my point is... we've got a real problem here in Europe, a potentially strong "5th column" which don't really has to hide, and I fear the future if we keep not looking at it, or even denying it. Lots of my friends apparently think that this problem will solve by itself; wishfull thinking ; and for what happened in New York and elsewhere "it's different, and the US should have seen it come whith their arrogance, and perhaps they knew and let it happen for then attacking Afghanistan & Iraq, you know, for oil..."; bullshit thinking, but very common here!
Well... end of this message... sorry if I'm not always on the subject... I'm just angry and frustrated, not knowing how I best I should act.
(Oh... about (*) above... I wonder if my jewish-sounding surname(neither I neither my family are jewish; I'm of christian extraction, and rather an agnostic myself) does not influence people into thinking I'm "biased"... Well, I felt that sometimes... and jewish or not, I must say I quite often think about leaving this rotting place...)
Can American Christians attack American Muslims for supporting the genocidal Muslim regime in Khartoum?
Good question, Suzan. Using Muslim "logic", yes, American Christians could do so. Not just for that, but for 9/11. And Australians could do so for Bali. And Spaniards, etc., etc., etc. "Stop supporting Islam or violence will fall upon you." Strangely enough, that's the only logic they'd understand. All this nice, polite, civilized behavior is viewed as a weakness, and an invitation to keep attacking and rejoicing at each death. Sick, twisted, evil, but unfortunately true. This is too strange a mindset for the West. We insist on being nice, on talking through our problems. They laugh as they slap us in the face.
Pistache: loved your post. Thanks for the insight into the reality of Europe. I get the same observations from my own relatives in various countries of Europe. And I understand where you're coming from, when you say you're being viewed as "paranoid" by those in denial. Like you say, as long as it doesn't affect them personally, directly, then they don't care about Muslim atrocities overseas, nor about Muslim insults and annoyances in their own backyard. Western society is a comfortable society. Maybe lazy. We've had it good for too long.
Pistache,
Good to hear from you. It is peopple like you who restore my faith in Europe. Please stand strong.
..."above the noise someone was cantillating what sounded like a muslim prayer ("allah akbar" being repeted quite often). I took a quick look behind me and saw a group of 3 middle-eastern men some 4 rows behind my seat. "OK",I thought, "at least they're not trying to use their carpets in the middle of the train". I tried to return to sleep, but was actually kept awake by their loud conversation..."
Here, a few guys would have turned around (on the bus, no trains here) and told those chanters to 'shut the F up'! Then they would have gotten off the bus with them at their stop, and probably robbed (rolled) them. The perps would probably have IP (indian posse)tatooed on there arms or fingers. They most frequently ride the bus. The only time they drive is when they steal a car.
The moral is, if Muslims want to be noticed, they will be, by the wrong people, at least in this part of the world.
I don't mean for it to sound like there are only native gangs either, the same thing can also happen from one of the Aisian gangs, or even the Siekhs. Maybe thats why there aren't many Muslims in the city.