Regular Jihad Watch poster DC Watson has sent us this respectful and well-documented series of questions from an American citizen to Islamic advocacy groups like the Council on American Islamic Relations, challenging the prevailing dhimmitude of most public discourse on Islam in America. “Relations”: the very word gives one the positive mindset of working as […]
Archives for November 2004
American-Yemeni al-Qaida suspect indicted
From UPI, with thanks to Jeff Lastname: A Yemeni security court Saturday indicted an American of Yemeni origin on charges of belonging to al Qaida and attempting to kill three foreigners. Mohammad Jaber al-Bannaa pleaded guilty in the court, specialized in terrorism cases in the capital, Sanaa, to attempting to murder a Dutchman, an Austrian […]
Spencer on radio today
Jihad Watch director Robert Spencer will appear briefly on WABC New York’s “Rambling with Gambling” at 10:20 EST, and for a longer period tonight at midnight EST on “America at Night with Ernie Brown.”
Watch “Eurabia” at FoxNews.com
Fox now has all four “Eurabia” video segments available online. (Thanks to LGF.)
Iraqi security chief arrested in alleged assassination plot
How did the security chief of Najaf province come to be someone who would even consider starting a “terrorist cell”? Because no one is asking the right questions about Islam and jihad ideology. From AP, with thanks to Kemaste: (Baghdad, Iraq-AP, Nov. 29, 2004 9:12 AM) _ The governor of Iraq’s Shiite-dominated Najaf province says […]
Sign Petition to Punish Religious Leaders who Preach Violence and Justify Terrorism
From the Free Muslim Coalition Against Terrorism: The Free Muslims Against Terrorism (Free Muslims) have partnered with progressive Arabs and Muslims to hold religious leaders accountable for justifying violence and encouraging terrorism. The Free Muslims are petitioning the UN Security Council and the United States government to establish an international tribunal to prosecute religious leaders, […]
Iran says nuclear freeze won’t last long
Surprised? From Reuters, with thanks to JS: TEHRAN (Reuters) – Iran has reiterated it is only prepared to freeze its uranium enrichment activities for a few months and will not, as the EU and Washington want, permanently mothball facilities which could make atomic bombs. The comments, made by Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator on Tuesday, were […]
Holland: Trouble in a Multiculturalist Utopia
Michael Radu in a magnificent piece in FrontPage (thanks to Anthony) argues that the murder of Theo van Gogh shows the bankruptcy of multiculturalism “” which of course is exactly what it does. No one has ever suggested that Dutch filmmaker, columnist and self-described “buffoon” Theo van Gogh, who was murdered this month, was a […]
Germany must do better on immigration
From Expatica, with thanks to Anthony: But employers’ federation president Dieter Hundt and trade union federation chairman Michael Sommer said in a joint statement issued on Sunday it was up to politicians to create the conditions for a society “which offers room for different cultural identities and development opportunities”. Because that’s all it is, you […]
South Korea: “Arab Culture Night” Draws Locals, Foreigners
This “Arab Culture Night” — “jointly organized by embassies of 10 Arab countries in Seoul — Algeria, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Tunisia” — seems to have been exclusively an Islamic culture night. While noting that Islam “spread” for a thousand years, it doesn’t say how. And before the emails […]