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POPSRadical Islamic Threat Grips Denmark Why are we told they have no problem? CBN News interviewed a Danish pastor from Iran who had to go underground because of violence and threats from Muslims. Iranian refugees to Denmark who fled the Islamic radicalism in Iran now face the nightmare of that radicalism following them to Copenhagen. The Danish media is reporting that certain neighborhoods and schools are no longer safe for Christians and Jews because of Muslim violence. And while some Christians and Jews fear for their physical safety because of Muslim violence, in Denmark you had better not insult Islam or you could be charged for hate speech. But prosecutors have never charged Danish imams for saying those who leave Islam must be killed, or that immoral women must be stoned, or that sharia is better than democracy. MUST SEE video at source
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POPSUseful Idiot’s Guide to Global Marxism at the Egyptian Uprising’s Core
Sunday, February 6, 2011 Pacepa on Soviet Exploitation of Islamic Radicalism Ion Pacepa Further evidence of the Soviet roots of Islamic terrorism. From Ion Pacepa, the highest-ranking intelligence official ever to have defected from the former Eastern Bloc of the Soviet Union. Pacepa was a two-star Romanian Securitate General who simultaneously held the rank of advisor to President Nicolae Ceaucescu, acting chief of his foreign intelligence service and state secretary in Romania’s Ministry of Interior. In 1972, the Kremlin decided to turn the whole Islamic world against Israel and the U.S. As KGB chairman Yury Andropov told me, a billion adversaries could inflict far greater damage on America than could a few millions. We needed to instill a Nazi-style hatred for the Jews throughout the Islamic world, and to turn this weapon of the emotions into a terrorist bloodbath against Israel and its main supporter, the United States.
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POPSSean Hannity Confronts Radical Cleric Anjem Choudary HANNITY: All right. So, the Islamic brotherhood that was responsible for the killing on the assassination of the prime minister back in 1948 and also responsible for the -- and involved in the assassination of Anwar Sadat in 1981 and also these writings influence Ayman al-Zawahiri and Usama bin Laden, these are people you admire, these are people that you would want to rule Egypt in the Middle East? CHOUDARY: No, I believe that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt have gone through various stages. I mean, we've seen the removal of the British Empire there. We've seen the removal of dictators like Anwar Sadat and obviously now Hosni Mubarak, you know, inshAllah soon. HANNITY: I got that. I got all that. That's not the question. CHOUDARY: We've seen them going through -- I'm addressing your question, you have to allow me to finish... HANNITY: No, no, no, but I just read to you their motto, sir. CHOUDARY: Yes.
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POPSLITR: Aljazeera pays more attention to first responders than Senate Republicans, US Networks Jon Stewart at the Daily Show points out that while the first responders’ health benefits were of no interest to US corporate news, Aljazeera covered the story - watch videos of John Stewart and Riz Khan's interview with 9/11 a responder @ clip source The only correction I’d make is that Aljazeera is not sympathetic to al-Qaeda or Muslim radicalism, but has a philosophy of reporting all sides of conflicts. So it is natural that they cover the first responders as well as broadcasting short excerpts from al-Qaeda videos. Unlike US network news, they don’t consider themselves our nannies, that they should filter the news for us and protect us from hearing the words of enemies.
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POPSWill the Obama rhetoric improve U.S. relations with Muslim world? Today’s TRIVIA Question | Will the Obama rhetoric improve U.S. relations with Muslim world? | Slowly but deliberately, President Obama is changing the rhetoric and the public policy on foreign relations, particularly with the Muslim world. History will be the judge about whether the shift calms the winds of war and strife. | TQ | TRUTH Today | TRIVIA Tomorrow by @ltaCITIES
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POPSCBS and NBC Skip Hasan's Ominous 'We Love Death More Than You Love Life' Brian Ross reported: The Washington Post reported today that Hasan presented this PowerPoint presentation at Walter Reed hospital in 2007, saying: “It's getting harder and harder for Muslims in the service to morally justify being in a military that seems constantly engaged against fellow Muslims.” Under comments, he wrote: “We love death more than you love life.” And his conclusion was that Muslim soldiers be given the option of being released from the military, as conscientious objectors, to decrease what he called “adverse events.” Bob Orr, on the CBS Evening News: There were reasons to worry. Hasan received poor performance reviews at Walter Reed, frequently criticized the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and in June, 2007, Hasan gave a shocking presentation to colleagues. Using slides, Hasan argued forcing Muslim soldiers to fight wars in Muslim countries puts them “at risk to hurting/killing believers unjustly” and he ominously warned of “adverse events." .....
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POPS Obama's 'Peace for Our Time' ~ He's A Piece Alright Lest anyone doubt Obama's determination to appease Islam, consider the fact that on Monday, the day before his departure, American Islamic convert Abdul Hakim Mujahid Muhammad shot two young military recruiters in Arkansas, murdering Pvt. William Long -- and Obama initially offered no official comment. Contrast that to the killing the previous day of George Tiller, infamous for murdering thousands of babies just prior to birth. Within hours of that incident, Obama served up an official statement of "shock and outrage." Obama's Attorney General also dispatched U.S. Marshals to protect "appropriate people and facilities around the nation." But law enforcement resources have not been dispatched to protect recruiting centers (even though hundreds of those have been attacked in recent years), nor is Obama sending Marshals to protect synagogues, after last month's arrest of four Islamists who planned to bomb Jewish houses of worship in New York.
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POPS Iran ----- 1, West ----- 0 . . . . . of the majority Sunni world – provide military and financial support to Iran’s former arch enemies – Sunnis – in the form of aiding Hamas in its attacks on Israel from Gaza. Iran has preyed on the grassroots sympathy that is growing in all sectors of the Muslim world. With growing unanimity, the “cause” of the Muslim civilians in Gaza, decimated by Israeli counter-attacks, is gathering a huge political anger in the local Arab citizenry, bolstered by footage and photographs of dead children, destroyed Mosques, hospitals and schools (even a United Nations facility) and rolling Israeli tanks, place and troops. The shameful fact that Hamas hides behind civilian targets to launch their rockets into Israel is regrettably lost in translation. Iran has managed to foment a wedge between local average Arabs and their leaders in major regional powers, particularly in Egypt.
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POPSRadical Imam: Somalis Leaving Minnesota For Jihad Shaba says he and his three teenage sons attended a program two months ago at Abubaker As-Saddique Islamic Center, where a former Somali warrior sat in a circle with other young people and delivered a passionate recitation of his experiences during the Somali civil war. When the brainwashing is done and the teachers are confident students will do anything asked of them, the teachers give them tazkia, or clearance, to get more specialized training in the United States or abroad, Shaba says. "The people who trained us encouraged us to not get married, to sever our ties with our families, so that when the mission comes we won't worry about family." Shaba says similar activities occur at Minnesota Da'wah Institute in St. Paul, another mosque. Sheik Mahamud Hassan, the institute's imam, says nothing like that is happening as his mosque. "It's liars," he says. "I'm not missing any members."
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POPSMajor survey challenges Western perceptions of Islam "Religion is an important part of life for the overwhelming majority of Muslims, and if it were indeed the driver for radicalisation, this would be a serious issue." But the study, which Gallup says surveyed a sample equivalent to 90 percent of the world's Muslims, showed that widespread religiosity "does not translate into widespread support for terrorism," said Mogahed, director of the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies. About 93 percent of the world's 1.3 billion Muslims are moderates and only seven percent are politically radical, according to the poll, based on more than 50,000 interviews. In majority Muslim countries, overwhelming majorities said religion was a very important part of their lives -- 99 percent in Indonesia, 98 percent in Egypt, 95 percent in Pakistan. But only seven percent of the billion Muslims surveyed -- the radicals -- condoned the attacks on the United States in 2001, the poll showed.
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POPS Failed suicide bomber turns on al Qaeda This mother fucker joined Al Qaeda to KILL AMERICANS!!!!. Then he didn't die in the blast so now its not his fault.?!?!?! But the Iraqi officials just took him back home to Saudi Arabia where most of these freedom fighters are from to "re-educate him" that means teach him how to die the next time. They don't want to stop the violence. The Iraqis,Saudis (their Governments) or our great Commander in Chief DW "I went to Iraq with Saudi men because jihad is a duty for every Muslim," he said. "I went to Iraq to fight the jihad and kill Americans." He was hoping to take up arms against Americans, but said he never envisioned himself as a suicide bomber. After his truck bomb exploded, al Shayea was captured and paraded on Iraqi TV. Burned and bandaged, he was blamed for the death of 12 bystanders. He confessed.
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POPSSaniora: Arab states don't want to wipe Israel off the map There is great wisdom in Saniora's statement "peace in the Middle East would offer a gateway to reconciliation with the Muslim world during these times of increased divisiveness and radicalism". It is encouraging to hear from him that Arabs want to live in peace with Israel, not wipe them off the map.
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POPS"Moderate" vs. "radical" Muslims An interesting Gallup poll, one that is very difficult to interpret. Suggests that many of the most often-cited explanations for Islamic radicalism are invalid -- neither religion, nor economic situation, nor view of the West seems to differentiate radicals from moderates.
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