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Taliban assail award of Nobel Peace Prize to Malala, say she is “agent of kuffar (disbelievers)”

Oct 12, 2014 2:25 pm By Robert Spencer

Ehanullah EhsanOdd thing, this: Malala says the Taliban don’t represent Islam. The Taliban say that Malala doesn’t represent Islam. Who is right? Is there any way to find out? And does it matter? Unfortunately, the salient point is this: the Taliban and other Muslims who believe in the Taliban’s understanding of Islam are waging violent jihad against non-Muslims all over the world. Muslims who believe in Malala’s understanding of Islam are doing nothing effective to stop them.

“Taliban assail Nobel decision,” by Ismail Khan, Dawn, October 11, 2014:

PESHAWAR: Members of the media division of the outlawed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan’s offshoot Jamat-ul-Ahrar criticised the awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to Malala Yousufzai, calling her an “agent of kuffar (disbelievers)”.

In English messages posted on Friday on the Twitter accounts of Jamat-ul-Ahrar spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan and the chief of its Ihya-e-Khilafat media division, Saleh Qassam, and media member Ibrahim Khorasani, commented on Malala and the award, together stating that she did not represent Islam.

Ehsanullah threatened that fighters would continue to strike people who took what to them was anti-Islamic positions.

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  1. Jovial Joe says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 2:31 pm

    These darn extremists; of all the religions they could have hijacked they had to choose the peaceful one!

    • Lookmann says

      Oct 12, 2014 at 4:08 pm

      The ‘most’ peaceful one. [LOL]

  2. jihad3tracker says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 2:38 pm

    I am putting aside the relentless pathology of Islam for a moment or two, relecting instead to appreciate Malala’s courage and tenacity —- sometimes humanity on our beleaguered planet comes up with a truly splendid example.

    • Salah says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 2:02 am

      “..sometimes humanity on our beleaguered planet comes up with a truly splendid example.”

      Al Sisi the president of Egypt is one of those splendid examples. I hope he will stay that way.

      Father Zakaria Botros (Islam’s enemy #1) on president Al Sisi:

      http://crossmuslims.blogspot.ca/2014/10/zakaria-botros-on-al-sisi.html

    • SallyA says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 4:02 am

      jihad3tracker – Yes, agreed about Malala, 100%. Thank you. The succinct point you expressed motivated my essay-like responsive comment above.

  3. Jay Boo says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 3:05 pm

    Nineteen year old Malala is probably older than the combined ages of both of these Muslims child bride wives.
    Her age is about double their combined IQ as well.

    • Nicu says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 2:46 am

      True – and she must scare the hell of them !

      They are cowards anyway : Opressing women cos they fear them !

      Congratulations Malala !

  4. Don McKellar says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 3:18 pm

    If Malala was really heroic then she would honestly examine the religious texts and relate to all on her world platform where the Taliban got their ideas from and why, exactly, they are wrong with regards to the Islamic texts.

    Of course she can’t do that, because the Taliban is following the example of Mohammad and the commands in the Koran as closely as they can — and she is not.

    • Mirren10 says

      Oct 12, 2014 at 3:30 pm

      **Absolutely** agree.

    • Jen says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 2:07 am

      While she is focusing on this narrow range of issues i.e. education for girls; she will be able to avoid discussing all the other nasty parts about Islam. I hope that she understands that helping fellow girls to become educated in her home country almost requires that the problem with her religion is addressed too. Her book has been so popular that everyone reading it will be misinformed about the problem of education for girls in these countries. It is rooted in the superiority that Muslim men think they have over their wives and daughters, mirrored by Muhammad. A religious problem then. Not an education one only.

      • SallyA says

        Oct 13, 2014 at 4:39 am

        Mirren 10, Jen and all others criticizing Malala — Until girls born to Islam learn to read, they won’t have the ability to see for themselves how evil a book the Koran is. Ever heard of first things first? Also do you think Malala would get a bully pulpit at all for anything on a global scale with the state of global media if she tried as a teen-ager to take on Islam as a systematic abomination? Come on people. She’s a kid. She’s doing a great job on education for girls. I cannot fathom this criticism of Malala as anything but indicating that you don’t like girls very much in general and she’s a convenient target for your disdain.

        • Jen says

          Oct 13, 2014 at 4:57 am

          I agree with you Sally, in part. And I’m not criticising Malala in a nasty way- I have read part of her book and I admire her for her resilience. I’m saying that her efforts won’t go far enough to fix Islam. Her scope is too narrow.

          But education does not stop fundamentalism all on its own. This has been shown with highly educated Muslims in the West- how many educated Muslims have been involved in terrorism?
          Does education open their eyes to everything? One would hope so. But it doesn’t. If you believe with all your heart in Allah, this can drive behaviour, beyond and above basic common sense and reason. Religion has a special power like that.

          Look all around at the examples of this. Read the blog of the jihadists wife who is a doctor. Look at that Anjem guy. He studied Law- a subject which focuses a lot on reasoning, arguments, teaches you to isolate facts as quickly as possible (at least the exams do) and think under pressure. Look on his Twitter page and all the ramblings about Islam. He literally presents ridiculous assertions from Islam as “FACTS” on his Twitter page. Read it if you’re interested in having a laugh. That guy amazes me.

        • Jen says

          Oct 13, 2014 at 5:57 am

          What I actually meant to say was…

          The “education for girls issue” is one branch of the tree of Islam. You can promote one branch. And that is okay. But what stops girls from getting an education in her home country? What threatens this?
          In her case, she was shot. So violence toward women trying to get an education stops them going to school.

          If you promote the idea that all girls deserve an education, this is good. But what is the dark force lurking behind it?

          The dark forces in the shadows are Muslim male attitudes toward women. Do they honestly believe that Islam forbids education for women? Or are they afraid that their women who are their property will be independent without them and diminish their worth?

          Countries like KSA have a lot of girls enrolling in university now. They need permission from their guardian sure. But they are allowed to attend.

          What stops girls in Malala’s country from going to school? It is violence toward women by men who are emulating Muhammad.

        • Jen says

          Oct 13, 2014 at 9:52 am

          ” I cannot fathom this criticism of Malala as anything but indicating that you don’t like girls very much in general and she’s a convenient target for your disdain.”

          That is a funny conclusion to draw Sally………

    • SallyA says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 4:29 am

      Good grief, Don, Malala practically died already from Islamic violence, and suffered horribly, just for going to school. Here’s an online excerpt about what happened after the many death threats when she took bullets to the head and neck: “Malala was left in critical condition. An uncle described her as having excruciating pain and being unable to stop moving her arms and legs. Doctors fought to save her life, then her condition took a dip. They operated to remove a bullet from her neck. After surgery, she was unresponsive for three days.”

      You know how organized and hatefully violent ISIS and other jihadists are now, with terrorist tentacles in the UK. They already hate Malala for telling the truth, and for surviving their earlier attack. She doesn’t have to take on your prescribed conduct and put herself even more at risk of another Islamic attack on her life; Malala is already more than “really heroic.”

      Malala’s doing a fantastic, admirable, unprecedented job in her sphere. Far more than most people will ever do for any good cause, in her case, the primacy of girls gaining an education without being murdered by Muslim gunmen for wanting to learn.

  5. jewdog says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 4:12 pm

    There should be a special category of the Nobel Prize for people who idealize Islam. Obama’s prize should be retroactively decorated, perhaps by affixing a special ribbon to it like they do in bowling leagues. Anybody who gets shot in the head by the Taliban and still insists that Islam is jolly good certainly deserves a prize – maybe a mounted sucker fish.

  6. Wellington says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 6:50 pm

    Obfuscation of malevolence, whether done knowingly or out of ignorance, is, nine times out of ten, worse than malevolence itself. This young woman I hardly think can be accused of any kind of Machiavellian machination and so she has, out of ignorance, provided yet another buttress for the spiritual fascism which is Islam.

    She does not to be rewarded for this but rather instructed as to the true nature of Islam. But, of course, this won’t happen——oh yeah, not a chance this will happen. And so, the absurd times we live in will continue.

  7. Alarmed Pig Farmer says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 8:04 pm

    … the media division of the outlawed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan’s offshoot Jamat-ul-Ahrar criticised the awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to Malala Yousufzai, calling her an “agent of kuffar (disbelievers)”.

    The world has gotten so confusing. If Ms. Yousufzai is an agent of Infidels, what does that make the pompous judges on the Nobel Committee? These are Swede and Norwegian elites who’ve worked tirelessly on behalf of the Holy Islam — notice the rape stats, and the chronic tension and occassional rioting and burning in Stockholm and Malmo — and these unappreciative bastard Moslem activists are gonna turn rat around and badmouth them?

    There is no appreciation. The G.S.S.E.R.S seem to be fast running out of string.

  8. Jacksonl03 says

    Oct 12, 2014 at 8:27 pm

    “If Malala was really heroic then she would honestly examine the religious texts and relate to all on her world platform where the Taliban got their ideas from and why, exactly, they are wrong with regards to the Islamic texts.”

    “Really heroic ?” What a load of crap: You are talking about a 14 year old girl child that got shot by a terrorist because she stood up for female education midst a bunch of ignorant Muslim apes. Given her age, education and the circumstances at the time, I’d stack her balls up against yours any day (and mine as well, for that matter).

    Get a grip!

    • Mirren10 says

      Oct 12, 2014 at 9:19 pm

      “Really heroic ?” What a load of crap: You are talking about a 14 year old girl child that got shot by a terrorist because she stood up for female education midst a bunch of ignorant Muslim apes. ”

      She isn’t fourteen any longer; she is now seventeen. Certainly, she was extremely courageous, and I applaud her for it; that doesn’t obviate the fact that she is old enough to critically examine the tenets of her religion, and to reject it. Which she has not done.

      • Semeru says

        Oct 12, 2014 at 11:49 pm

        She was not courageous she as a 11-12 year old was set up by her parents who own several schools, there is no child of that age that can truly understand the consequences of their actions.

        She was cynically used by her parents and the BBC, and she took a bullet in the head.

        She is just a shill for islam

        “The first thing is that the Taliban have misunderstood Islam….I think they have not read Quran, even, because in Islam it is said that it is the right of every girl and every boy to get education, to get knowledge. Islam says about equality, there’s no difference between a man and a woman. Islam tells us to respect each other, don’t judge either other on the basis of religion. Respect each other, be kind to each other, and this is brotherhood that we have learned from Islam. So I think the terrorists have forgotten that.”

        She is an example of the purest form of Taqiyya

        • Know Thy Enemy says

          Oct 13, 2014 at 2:31 am

          I seriously doubt that Malala is doing taqiyya. She said all those things because THAT is what she has been told by those she respect. Women are lied to by Muslims to keep them in Islam. When Benazir Bhutto (former PM of Pakistan) couldn’t tell she was being lied to by the very people she trusted, how the heck is some 14-17 year old girl going to save herself from Islamic deception!

      • Semeru says

        Oct 13, 2014 at 12:10 am

        BTW mirren10 this is off topic

        You are quite good at saying I am waaaay out of league, also you are quite good raking up shit that you do not know anything about

        But I notice that you are so incompetent to answer a simple question

        Is it a prayer mat?

    • SallyA says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 4:48 am

      Jacksonl03 – ditto. Good on ya! It needs to be said, and said here. Malala rocks. She’s a true hero.

      • SallyA says

        Oct 13, 2014 at 4:56 am

        When she’s a little older, when she feels safer, when she knows more how to take care of herself, then she can read the Koran for herself and, now that she’s won a Nobel Peace Prize, Malala will then have the credentials to come forward with the critical assessment of Islam that Jihad Watch readers might wish she were doing now. But do you really think the war of words against Islam would be furthered long term if Malala had not survived the attack and had not won the Nobel? Anybody who pays attention to process, change and the flow of events knows that the anti-jihadists are better positioned overall because of Malala, even today, and greatly matured perspectives may come from and through her iconic presence as time proceeds.

        • Uncle Vladdi says

          Oct 14, 2014 at 1:13 am

          Re: Your vapidly inane assertion that:

          ” now that she’s won a Nobel Peace Prize, Malala will then have the credentials to come forward with the critical assessment of Islam that Jihad Watch readers might wish she were doing now.”

          Try that sort of “thinking” again, but substitute THESE words in it:

          “So, now that obama has won the Nobel peace prize, he has the credentials to finally actually begin to somehow work for peace!”

          Nice try, though!

          😉

  9. pumbar says

    Oct 13, 2014 at 1:13 am

    Jihadi liquidation sale;

    http://s27.postimg.org/991yip3gz/liquidation_sale.jpg

  10. sinantara says

    Oct 13, 2014 at 1:36 am

    Give her a break… And the more Muslims say this has nothing to do with Islam etc etc, in the end this will bear weight in defining Islam for Muslims themselves. Maybe not outright textual or dogmatic, but social cultural. We in Indonesia distinguish between political and cultural Islam. I am living among Muslims, so I can say most are content with doing their rituals and are irked by those who want to change their lifestyle. So time after time Islam oriented parties are served a sounding defeat in the elections, the more because we have a shop window to look at, sharia province Aceh. People are watching the show and in the end mumble under their breath, that is not Islam, my Islam is Islam–without even knowing where their un Islamic Islamic values come from, and vote for a secular party. Of course secular politicians have to show that they are not kafir, they wear the cap or hijab, go to Meccah, and carry on like before. And their Islam, is Islam too, whatever the texts say, because religion is not just text–only if you’re a fanatical fundamentalist you believe that. But like Robert Pirsig wrote, nobody holds fanatically that the sun rises every morning in the east–fanaticism is the need to convince one self against doubt. And the deeper the doubt… My friends who turned fundamentalist were these who came back from the west! When I was in the US, I saw it happen with students from Muslim countries. First unbelief–then indignation… Kafirs should sleeping around and getting drunk and oppressing Muslims, so proper Cornell is to just a lie to trick us–the real America in not like that. Some students discovered a Black Muslim in jail and paid for bail and kept him, to tell them how he was in jail because he was a Muslim–then they were satisfied, they had discovered the real America and where able to live with America’s wealth and power, yes the Americans are ahead with some things but they’re kafirs after all and go to hell, we may have to learn from them but will go to heaven. So everything is allright.

    I understand why Muslim British young man go to Syria, it is sheer despair because from day to day they have to see that all progress comes from the west so they have to declare on Youtube that Hawkings has converted or that the quran predicted black holes. Even if they are served by PC/MC/liberalism, which is a Christian subculture after all, just one that wants to be more Christian than Christianity without mentioning Christ. Like if you call it universal humanism it becomes universal humanism.

    So it is better to let Malala do her part in redefining Islam–let the enlightment they missed seep in–and let Mo be Mo, but call him a product of his his age and culture. Here we also have people who reject “Arabic Islam”. We say, when the Arabs were living in trees (well, not exactly) we were already civilized, we accepted Islam because of its democratic values (as opposed to the king god, caste system, shutee etc.) so let that be sufficient, get off my back!). Let them believe that Islam is a religion of the peace and it will be so, then–we never know what history will bring.

    I believe it is more important for the non Muslim world to bring their own house in order–like going back to community, the family, and do away with state nannyism that weakens cultural idendity–opening it up for MC misunderstanding. Culture should be a peoples culture, lived and loved, not defined by elite academic discourse. You don’t need to say that western culture is superior, just be yourself. Then you can speak to Islam without being afraid to offend–and without offending. Because self confidence is respected and PC leads to contempt. This said, the principles of PC are the want to correct past sins, but like the zombie said to his human protegee in Warm Bodies, “Act dead but don’t overdo it”.

    • Jen says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 2:30 am

      ” yes the Americans are ahead with some things but they’re kafirs after all and go to hell, we may have to learn from them but will go to heaven. So everything is allright.” —

      Muslims are far more likely to go to hell for worshiping their version of “God.” A “God” that apparently doesn’t care about any other being he created on Earth except for those who call themselves Muslim. Muslims are much more likely to go to hell for standing by, calling themselves Muslims, smiling and nodding while people all over the world are being butchered in the name of their Allah.

      “I believe it is more important for the non Muslim world to bring their own house in order–like going back to community, the family, and do away with state nannyism that weakens cultural idendity–opening it up for MC misunderstanding.”—-

      This is a common view held by Muslims. If you yourself identify with this view- you are the problem we keep discussing here. Muslims focus on all this apparent “immorality” in the West. They go to Western countries and become “radicalised” because they are suddenly faced with all this “immorality” left, right and centre and they “cannot handle it.” So what do they do? They turn to their religion for comfort and they find that THEIR Islamic culture is so much more virtuous than the filth of Western society.

      I’ve got a better suggestion. Instead of coming to the West to “learn from us”, why don’t they stay where they are? Who forced these Muslims to come to our countries? Why don’t they stay in their Islamic hellhole? Why should other countries be made to feel responsible for “radicalising” these people?

      Islam is the problem. Killing people is far worse than any of the behaviour displayed in the West such as drinking, women wearing bikinis, “lack of family values.”

      These views are SOOOO common among Muslims. Anyone reading this forum- beware. This is how they view us. Take advantage of our countries for all the benefits it can offer but frown upon us in secret. They don’t care though- because all in all- they’re going to heaven and you’re going to hell.

    • Jen says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 4:41 am

      And it is not our job to make sure there is no MC misunderstanding. This is THEIR job to work out our culture for themselves. They are the ones that need to assimilate using whatever means necessary.

      The truth is- our culture will never be good enough for Muslims. They will always take some kind of issue with it. The reason for this is their INHERENT INTOLERANCE for ‘difference’ which is stemming from their religion. Even if we were the most perfect societies on Earth where everyone had good values, nobody drank alcohol, women dressed conservatively, and nobody committed adultery- it would still not be enough. There would still be “cultural misunderstandings” between Muslims and non-Muslims.

      The only time that these “misunderstandings” will stop happening is when we all give up our own cultural values and call ourselves ‘Muslims.’ (and it won’t stop there because the various branches of Islam will then begin to fight one another). The overall goal of Islam is to further Islam and make everyone a Muslim. Unless you re-write the Qur’an and remove Muhammad’s status as the prophet from God, there will always be Muslims who keep going back to these fundamental goals in Islam. Some won’t, but a large enough portion WILL. How many mad Muslims does it take to set off a bomb and kill hundreds of people at once? That one bomb in itself does further societal damage besides the deaths it caused because it breeds resentment in our societies and fear. Even our economies will be affected when people are living in a constant state of fear. If it is serious enough, consumer confidence goes down. Investors’ confidence lessens during times of uncertainty too.

      Self-confidence is not “respected”. Any journalist or individual who comes out and tries to tell the truth about Islam or who tries to point out how our values are being stepped on by Islamic supremacists are immediately threatened by Muslims. If every person in Europe or the US or elsewhere could speak FREELY without worrying about Muslims threatening to kill them- we wouldn’t need to be so pathetically PC. Enough people have realised now that Muslims create problems in every society that they move into. The problem is fear. There would be a lot less ignorance about Islam in our countries if the few people who knew the truth could say it.

      Where are the rallies being held in Europe which are calling their government to act on this Muslim problem? Enough people hate Islam to attend. Where are the banners and flyers that should be plastered all over the place saying they are sick of Muslims trying to destroy our cultures by imposing their own?

      Letting Muslims “believe that it is a religion of peace” will NOT “make it so.”

      That is like saying that the Qur’an has no value to the religion and the religion will be whatever enough people say it is. To enough Muslims, the Qur’an will always have value to the religion. Enough of them will believe it is the word of God when they are looking to embark on spiritual enlightenment. This is where nominal Muslims become a potential threat.
      In large parts of Europe, the US, Latin American, Philippines, New Zealand and Australia, Christianity is the main “religion of tradition.” So when people want their dose of spirituality, they will start praying to the God that they are familiar with. Whether they have been to church in their life or not, there is at least a vague awareness of what it teaches. They might even open a Bible. If they believe it, they will try to act according to its values. The nature of God in Christianity looks NOTHING like the one found in Islam. The one found in Islam looks to exploit human vulnerabilities. Instead of instructing you to love all, do good to all- it tells the opposite. To a psychopath in any society, the idea that you may get rewarded for being a psychopath is extremely appealing.

      I like Malala. But she will not do enough to address this Muslim problem by simply focusing on education for girls. There are plenty of western Muslims already who agree that Islam has no problem with girls receiving an education. She will not be able to redefine Islam with her work because it still remains the lingering issue of all the hatred in the Qur’an and Muhammad’s actions.

      • sinantara says

        Oct 14, 2014 at 10:25 am

        I didn’t mean to bring ones house in order to bring a message to Muslims. I mean this: the west will be overwhelmed by Islam is it is weak–including spiritually. Because history shows that evil or not evil not decisive factors to the survival of a culture. Let’s talk about family–you’ll be overwhelmed by population dynamics–I have lived in the US, in the Netherlands and in Indonesia. The nuclear family is weak–the extended family is strong–I am not talking out morality, but about biology–risking to be called fascist or social Darwinist. But the like Jarred Diamond stated–societies survive not because of their high moral values–call Muslims evil but they breed. They fight infidels fanatically and have this blind solidarity–there was one Swedish count who volunteerd to fight for Biafra, when the rest of the Christian world was aiding the extermination of the Christian Ibo’s at the hands of the Muslim Fulani and Hausa–and who volunteerd to fight in Darfur? And take grooming gangs, this would not be possible in Indonesia, girls are protected. Indonesia women are free to take risk but if the would be harmed by outsiders, Christian or Muslim, they would be hunted down by fathers and brothers and nephews, by the community. This is what I mean, I am not making a value judgement based on morality. The west has drones but is incapable to fight a fifht colomn because of their utopian Christianity.

    • SallyA says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 5:14 am

      sinantara – I really appreciate your commenting as a cultural Muslim living in a country that doesn’t have Sharia but many similarly cultural (non-Koranic) Muslims. The dialog about how humanity might get itself out of this mess of authoritarianism and religions of the books (in that all religious “holy” books lend themselves to fundamentalism among some adherents) is very important. There aren’t going to be clear-cut answers. Those (clear-cut answers) are what religions of the book, in their fundamentalist forms, tried to give people for smaller-population accumulation cultures and it will not work successfully work on a planet with 7 billion people and counting, where mass numbers now read and think for themselves. We need to start the dialog. Where do we go from here? Sane people know the Taliban is wrong, bad, destructive. Christians as a cultural group in earlier centuries weren’t always so kind, either; same for Jews. And male Buddhists in an earlier Tibet violently drove out women who honored the female principle of creation, but few talk about that. On and on, the violence. Yet there’s an evolution of human cultural conduct happening, with jihadist Muslims late to the party.

      What do we do about a world system (including religions of the books) that lends itself so readily to the insanity of this Islamic normality? We might start honoring those, like Malala, who without being any particular person’s subjective idea of perfect nonetheless has been hugely heroic and remains part of the solution to take humanity out of ideological authoritarian barbarism — Stalin was as bad, for example, as the Taliban’s murderers — through the mental power of a basic education, literacy and logic.

  11. A.BillWarnerPupil says

    Oct 13, 2014 at 5:37 am

    I think the Jihadist cruel Islam & the gentle spiritual Islam as well as cultural identity-only-Islam have co-existed for 1400 years.

    And all the many other faces of multi-faceted-Islam.

    Malala’s problem is that all of these Islams are inextricably linked and they are all watching and waiting. And while it is good to have good to have nice Muslims expecting miracles from you they can somehow shift their positions or even run away when the violent Hijackers turn up.

    So she chooses her cultural appearance carefully.

    And retains her allegiance to her country and to the Islam of her family.

    I wish her only the best because I believe she deserves it.

    I hope she knows that even the non-violent Muslims of Pakistan tend to be “opportunists to the marrow” as Tariq Ali wrote.

  12. dumbledoresarmy says

    Oct 13, 2014 at 6:31 am

    My prayer for Malala, if she is still living within the West, is that she will **wake up**. That she will – perhaps on the internet somewhere – encounter feisty, intelligent ex-Muslims, both Christians and atheists, and that her eyes and ears will be opened. That she will bide her time and wait till she’s eighteen or nineteen, adult under our rules, and then…**APOSTASISE** and run like the wind, as far and as fast as she can, away from Islam, toward the light of life.

    My prayer is for her *full* liberation; that the shackles of Islam will shatter and she will shake them off, and burn that Slave Rag, and become a free woman.

    • Jen says

      Oct 13, 2014 at 7:38 am

      Mine too.

  13. hammar says

    Oct 13, 2014 at 6:38 am

    One fact is that these bozo’s smell worse then they look and they look like
    two bums. muslims are not only dirty people they live in filth, stink and are
    also closet fags.

  14. Tallulah says

    Oct 13, 2014 at 11:09 am

    I just hope nobody tries to kill her again. Now that she’s won the Nobel Peace Prize, it seems to me she’s an even juicier target than she was before. She’s a famous female Muslim that is now beloved by the kafir. How can that be tolerated?

  15. Uncle Vladdi says

    Oct 14, 2014 at 1:09 am

    To leftists, all victims are heroes, which is why this dimwit got the Nobel prize.

    She has never opposed islam, just the part of it which most directly affects HER.

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