An anniversary gift for 9/11, evidently from Oman. From FFI admin Doubting Thomas, in a message posted at JihadChat (thanks to buraq_is_dead):
Yes, the server was hacked by someone using an IP from Oman... Although the hacker had only been in the server for about 40 minutes when I discovered it, he'd already made a number of changes, and was attempting to gather information. There was no option but to shut down the server.
Immediately after stopping the server, we ordered a complete reinstall of the operating system from the datacenter. This should be completed soon, and then I will begin reinstalling the services needed for a webserver. After this, I will begin restoring the sites. Like last time, I expect this to take at least a week. With a little luck, the main site may be up this weekend, and then Ali can post an article about this.
Not suprising, what happened to FFI should be noted by the other anti-jihad websites to have the very best firewalls because we are now dealing with one of the muhammedian minions.
Speaking of Ali Sina, I want to read "Understanding Muhammed."
WHEN will it be available????
I agree with bigcatgirl, all the anti-jihad websites need to be protected and secured from these vicious Islamists.
Did you expect something different from these islamic freedomlovers ?
When a muslim immigrates to the West (praise allah may there be fewer and fewer of them) doesn't he or she have to swear allegiance to the new country ?
So if they participate in pro Sharia activities,which by definition are inimical to the new country's values, why not just deport them ?
Why allow them in in the first place ?
Apparently, wikiislam is down as well.
Speaking of Ali Sina, I want to read "Understanding Muhammed."
WHEN will it be available????
Posted by: darcy September 13, 2007 10:00 AM
Darcy, he had the book published and ready for release, but the publisher reneged on some aspect of the release, and through a series of correspondences between Sina and the publisher, it became evident that the publisher thought Sina was being racist, intolerant or fill in the blank. So Ali removed his book from this publisher, and is now looking for someone else to publish it.
Can't have the truth being out there for all to see.
Islam has so much to hide.
Typekey is acting up again, or maybe a little moslem action going on?
They've been hacking any site deemed a threat to them for years...and they're fairly good at it, too.
No surprise there.
I am so outraged at this act by the islamists who cannot stand the criticism of their doctrine.
Ali Sina, is a true hero, and I want to thank JW from the bottom of my heart to have made this info public. FFI, JW and similar such sites that highlight the atrocious and evil doctrine of Islam belong not just to those who own these sites, but they also belong to those who read these sites and also post their thoughts on these sites, the true freedom lovers.
UsKanna.
Speaking of Ali Sina, I want to read "Understanding Muhammed."
WHEN will it be available????
Posted by: darcy
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I bought it just before the spat with Lulu. :)
it might be a good ideato read hacking for dummies
if you cannot take an ethical hacker course we need to know how to fight back against this sort of attack the only problem I can see is that some of the more hotheaded might take that knowledge and descend to the level of the Muslim jerks that attack websites that tell the truth about their cult
The Islamists seek to shut down all avenues of free information. I'm the process of a server upgrade and I'll be sure to implement every cyber booby-trap I can.
silent_rage - have you read it yet?
What's the psychology of Muhammed, according to Sina?
Sina has to be Enemy #1 to the Islamists. The clarity of his thought rips to shreds the Islamist facade. He has all the answers because he's been there. He knows the pitfalls and the tricks and uncovers the truth causing big damage to the Muslim supremist nature and opening the eyes to those who were born into the trap of Mohammed's psychosis.
Of course the jiahdists and their enablers view him as extremely dangerous.
The reason why this is being done is because NOW the heat is being applied to the muhammedians bigtime thanks to the internet. Like it or not, expect more of this to happen more in the future, thanks to the moon-god worshipers of the devil.
silent_rage - have you read it yet?
What's the psychology of Muhammed, according to Sina?
Posted by: darcy
It's ok. But it's based on this idea that he had
temporal lobe epilepsy, lets say: because of some
hadiths that say his eyes rolled in his heads or
he passed out, or whatever. I just don't buy.
He never thought that perhaps Moe was making this
up or narrators in the chain were sensationalizing
these "seizures" for effect. The rest of the book
seems ok. I haven't read much of it. I don't know
if it has much to offer over Spencer's book if you
take this epilepsy theory out. Right now I'm reading
all of Tabari. I'll be busy for awhile.
bigcatgirl13106 said
I think back to 9/11. As I watched the events on tv that day, I was reminded of the assassination of Ahmed Shah Massoud in Afghanistan a day or two prior.
Massoud had previously warned Western intelligence agencies of a planned Islamic attack on the U.S., but unfortunately those reports were not investigated. Al Qaeda wanted to disable the ability of the Taliban's opponents (the Western Alliance, led by Massoud) to respond to the attack that they knew was coming the next day. They wanted to silence a well-informed opponent who was trying to inform the infidels about Islam.
If the jihadists were planning another attack, would they do something similar to try to silence Ali Sina (and others) prior, in order to disable the infidels' ability to respond in an intelligent and appropriate way? Would they want the infidels to understand who did the latest attack, and why? Or would they want us to continue flailing at "extremist youths" and agnostic "terrorists"?
Think about it.
Duh, I meant the "Northern Alliance", not the "Western Alliance".
The "Western Alliance" is the U.S., U.K., and Trinidad and Tobago.
I checked with Doubting Thomas on whether he meant Oman or Amman, and here's what he said:
"I was in too much of a hurry when I looked up the IP address. It was actually the COUNTRY of Oman, and NOT the country of Jordan. The city was probably Muscat, but it's impossible to know for certain."
All will be well. Doubting Thomas has proven himself so many times in the past regarding issues like this that I simply have no doubts he will once again elevate his game to a higher level.
Aside from this, there is not a hacker alive on the planet that can stop the mission of Faith Freedom International. Oh, they may be able to throw the odd stone in our way from time to time, but at the end of the day we'll still be standing no matter how many times the Islamo-maniacs try to stone us.
We're still standing, and we aren't going away.
All will be well. Doubting Thomas has proven himself so many times in the past regarding issues like this that I simply have no doubts he will once again elevate his game to a higher level.
Aside from this, there is not a hacker alive on the planet that can stop the mission of Faith Freedom International. Oh, they may be able to throw the odd stone in our way from time to time, but at the end of the day we'll still be standing no matter how many times the Islamo-maniacs try to stone us.
We're still standing, and we aren't going away.
Posted by: Fathom
Ali Sina (Peace Be Upon Him), yes dear fathom, I agree with you, The truth shall and will Prevail.
Amen.
UsKanna
I wonder if people who are against Jihad have hacked the websites of jihadists. If not, then perhaps they may want to consider doing it. It is time that some of these jihadist troublemakers got a taste of their own medicine.
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You probably know this, but Ahmad Shah Masood is another one of those overhyped heros that the Western media - particularly French - built up in Afghanistan. He was every bit a Jihadi as Mullah Omar, or Gulbudin Heqmatyar or Abdul Karim Khalili - only difference that he was Tajik, as opposed to the other Pashtun or Hazara or whatever. His case isn't that different from Sistani, Allawi, Maliki, et al in Iraq. Or for that matter, Karzai in Afghanistan.
silent_rage
Lucky you. I tend to agree with you - Ali normally has no problems granting that Mohammed was evil, and given that, it's rather surprising that he plays psychologist with someone whose mental profile couldn't possibly be constructed from the accounts of him in the Sunnah. I believe that Mohammed actually knew that everything he was doing was a fraud, and that being surrounded by murderous sycophants, he didn't have much trouble pulling off what he did.
Ali has been taking forever to find a new publisher. Why doesn't he simply do what Abul Kassam did, and put his book online as a pdf, maybe for a fee? And when he gets his publisher, they get to charge more for the actual hardcopy.
"Muslim countries urge non-Muslim West to de-link Islam from terrorism."
You cut the jihad and killing out of Islam, you cut off the head of Islam.
traeh - thanks for the link. I read 3 pages of the debate and then e-mailed myself the article both to read the rest later and have on file for reference!
Love how Sina demolishes the "Western" Muslim convert to Islam, Julia Roach, LOL! She is pathetic.
Yep, S & S win!
A funny thing - the Muslim male says that because there's a long surah called "The Women," that that means women are equal to men!! Ha-Ha! He has the "logic" skills of a 4-year-old! So, Spencer says, "OK, well the longest surah is called "The Cow," so that must mean cows have even more equal rights then women!" LOL! LOL! LOL! Demolished'em, the brainwashed Muslims.
Infidel Pride said
Absolutely. I see him (well, he's dead now, but the Northern Alliance) as they see us: useful.
When he warned us of the 9/11 attack, it wasn't because he loves America and wants peace and freedom and democracy; he told us because he thought we would be encouraged to attack his rivals, the Taliban. That is always the mindset we have to understand when dealing with our "strong friends and allies" in the region. I agree with you.
But I don't care much about Masood. His murder is just an example of how the jihadis prepare before their attacks: by using deception to violently attack their critics before the critics can sound the alarm. I want Ali Sina and others to be careful, cautious, and safe. That's who I care about.
The very fact that the site has been hacked proves that it is hurting them very much. They are not able to ignore it, not able to refute it, not able to do anything about it. So what do they do? They follow that "ideal" and "most noble" human being called Mohammad. They throttle the voice of dissent by force. This is the only language they understand.
FFI is back up!