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Islamic Nazis
FrontPage Magazine 4 February 2010
By Robert Spencer
No one told the Islamic Nazis that they lost World War II. The former prime minister of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad, recently asserted that Jews in Europe had "always been a problem.”
He claimed that "they had to be confined to ghettos and periodically massacred. But still they remained, they thrived…held whole governments to ransom. Even after their massacre by the Nazis…they survived to continue to be a source of even greater problems for the world.” 
Brits 'waking up' to Islamic influence
OneNewsNow 4 February 2010
By Chad Groening
A British-born scholar who now lives in Jerusalem says the British government is finally starting to take steps to stem the tide of Islamic expansion that has led to home-grown anti-Semitism, much of
Birmingham schools ditching Christian assemblies in favour of Islamic or multi-faith worship, says Councillor
Christian Concern for our Nation 4 February 2010
A Councillor and Cabinet Member for Housing in Birmingham says that Birmingham schools are ditching traditional Christian assemblies in favour of Islamic or multi-faith worship. John Lines
Minister visits Muslim course preventing violent extremism
Harrow Times 4 February 2010
By Tristan Kirk
A SCHEME helping Muslim parents to spot if their children are being radicalised via the Internet has been visited by a government minister. Shahid Malik MP, communities and local government
Two investigates young Muslim extremists
BizAsia.co.uk 4 February 2010
Two has scheduled a three-part series in which presenter Peter Taylor investigates the terrorist threat from young Muslim extremists radicalised on the Internet. Investigating the origins of
British woman leaves Dubai after rape claim
Sydney Morning Herald 4 February 2010
A British tourist and her partner returned home after being detained in Dubai on charges of illegal extramarital sex after reporting that she was raped, the UK Consulate in the emirate said. The
Ireland: Authorities investigating bogus marriage ring
Islam in Europe 4 February 2010
A PAKISTANI man's plans to walk down the aisle with a Lithuanian teenager this week were cancelled after gardai objected to the marriage. The Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) intervened
Iran questioned over British protester on espionage and alcohol trial
Telegraph.co.uk 4 February 2010
By Peter Walker and Robert Tait
The Foreign Office said tonight it was urgently seeking information from Iran's government after reports that a British national was among opposition supporters on trial for taking part in
Jihad and Genocidal Islamic Anti-Semitism in Shi’ite Iran
PajamasMedia 4 February 2010
By Andrew G. Bostom
On January 29, 2010, U.S. National Security Adviser James Jones alluded to a "heightened risk” that Iran will react to increasing pressure over its nuclear program by orchestrating violence against Israel through its jihadist proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas.
Eighteen months ago, during July 2008, professors Moshe Sharon 1 and Benny Morris 2 both opined solemnly about an inevitable Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities. These two respected Israeli academicians, despite holding very disparate political views, also concurred on the moral justification for such preemptive action: the genocidal threat to Israel posed by a Shi’ite Iranian regime gripped with an apocalyptic, Jew-hating fervor.
Turkey: Girl buried alive in honour killing
Montreal Gazette 4 February 2010
ANKARA - A 16-year-old girl was buried alive by relatives in southeast Turkey in a gruesome honour killing just because she reportedly befriended boys, the Anatolia news agency reported
Turkey: Fistfight in Parliament Over "Prophet" Comment
ANSAmed 4 February 2010
ANKARA - A war of words centering on the Turkish prime minister's wife turned into a full-fledged fistfight between the deputies of the ruling and opposition parties in Parliament on Tuesday.
Turkey's chief EU negotiator says Turkey must not take EU report seriously
Today.Az 4 February 2010
Turkey should not take a recent report prepared by the European Parliament seriously, Turkish state minister and chief negotiator for European Union talks said Wednesday. Egemen Bagis, hosted a
Turkish Kurd, 15, jailed for eight years over 'terror' crimes at protest rally
Anarkismo.net 4 February 2010
DIYARBAKIR, Kurdish Southeastern region of Turkey, — A 15-year-old Turkish girl who was arrested at a demonstration in support of a banned Kurdish group has been jailed for nearly eight years
Muslim Chaplain Arrested for Bringing Blades to Tombs Jail in Lower Manhattan
DNAinfo 4 February 2010
By Shayna Jacobs
MUNICIPAL DISTRICT — A Muslim chaplain for the Department of Correction who once served 14 years in prison for murder was arrested Wednesday for trying to bring box cutter blades and scissors to "the
US-born Yemeni cleric says suspect in Christmas airliner attack was his student
AFP 4 February 2010
By Ahmed Al-Haj
SAN'A, Yemen — A radical American-Yemeni Islamic cleric suspected of ties to al-Qaida has said the Nigerian accused in the failed Christmas airliner attack was his student but that he didn't tell him
Banks: Mosque plan 'getting the runaround'
Madison County Journal 4 February 2010
By STEVEN G. WATSON
MADISON - Supervisor Karl Banks on Monday told proponents of a mosque they were wasting their time and should go elsewhere. Banks, who represents District 4, spoke frankly about the mosque
Six militants killed in Russia's Chechnya
Xinhua 4 February 2010
MOSCOW - Russian police killed six militants in the volatile North Caucasus republic of Chechnya, Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov said Thursday. Up to 10 gunmen were trapped by
Defending the Indefensible
FrontPage Magazine 4 February 2010
By Jacob Laksin
After being roundly condemned for charging Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab as a criminal defendant – a decision that granted the would-be Christmas bomber the right to remain silent after a brief 50-minute
Kashmir militants vow jihad against Indian rule
Khaleej Times 4 February 2010
MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan - Pakistani militant leaders vowed Thursday to press holy war to "liberate” the divided Himalayan state of Kashmir from Indian control and called for moral support from
HRW to Libya: Stop blocking websites
Bikya Masr 4 February 2010
Libya’s moves in late January, 2010, to block access to at least seven independent and opposition Libyan web sites based abroad and to YouTube is a disturbing step away from press freedom, Human
Indonesia minister defends blasphemy law in court
MSN Philippines News 4 February 2010
Indonesia on Thursday defended its blasphemy law as vital to religious harmony in the mainly Muslim country as human rights groups tried to demonstrate in court the legislation was
Indonesian Muslim leaders slam horror movie
AFP 4 February 2010
JAKARTA — A new Indonesian horror movie about a menstruating ghost ran foul of the country's highest Islamic body on Thursday. 'Hantu Puncak Datang Bulan' (The Menstruating Ghost of Puncak) made
The Death Knell of Freedom of Expression in Austria
The International Civil Liberties Alliance 3 February 2010
A legislative manoeuvre is being prepared in Austria that will effectively abolish freedom of expression. This is the sort of law that would have been familiar to those living under the Soviet yoke.
Geert Wilders vs. The Multicultural Inquisit
Brussels Journal 3 February 2010
By Fjordman
Some observers have compared the ongoing trial against the prominent Dutch Islam-critic Geert Wilders in the Netherlands to the case against Galileo Galilei in seventeenth century Italy.
There is no question that the trial against Galileo represents a dark chapter in the history of the Roman Catholic Church, but there are some popular misconceptions regarding it.
The Twelfth Viking: Holger the Dane
Gates of Vienna 3 February 2010
By Baron Bodissey
At the Battle of Poitiers in 732, the Frankish king Charles Martel defeated the Saracens and pushed the forces of Islam back into the Iberian Peninsula.
It was not until 1492 that the Moors were finally thrown out of Europe, but in the meantime the Islamic virus was contained in Spain and Portugal, and thus kept out of the heart of Western Europe.
One of Charles Martel’s comrades-in-arms at Poitiers was a warrior of the North known as Ogier le Danois, later Holger Danske, or Holger the Dane. Although Holger was a historical figure, little is known of him, and most of the written material about him is drawn from legend.
Berlusconi vows Italy's firm support for Israel
France24 3 February 2010
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Wednesday pledged Italy's firm support for Israel, urging "effective sanctions" against its arch-foe Iran and speaking out against a damning UN report on the Gaza
Wilders’ Lawyer Speaks Out
Gates of Vienna 3 February 2010
By Baron Bodissey
Yet another article from De Telegraaf, as translated by
Geert Wilders: Israel Protecting West
Arutz Sheva 3 February 2010
In a recent speech in New York City, Dutch Member of Parliament Geert Wilders, who became famous for a film on radical Islam, credited Israel with protecting the West. "The war against Israel is
Wilders Trial Update
DianaWest.net 3 February 2010
By Diana West
This just in: The second day of the Geert Wilders trial in Amsterdam ended after a short session in which the court ruled that it was competent to try the case (a real cliffhanger-not).
Hirsi Ali calls on Americans to fight for the human rights of Muslim women
Jihad Watch 3 February 2010
Freedom fighter Ayaan Hirsi Ali spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Madison last night, and Rashid Dar, the head of the campus chapter of the Muslim Brotherhood-linked Muslim Students Association,
