Turks Identify Least with the Netherlands

Netherlands Info Services 2 September 2010

THE HAGUE - Only 40 percent of Dutch people with a Turkish background actually feel Dutch, the Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) reported yesterday. The CBS surveyed the degree to

 

Interview: UK Islamist says like-minded U.S. groups expanding

Reuters 2 September 2010
By William Maclean

Radical U.S. Muslim discussion groups are growing in influence much as similar forums did in 1990s Britain, a hardline British preacher said on Wednesday, referring to a period when London was

 

Bye, bye Mosque: Austria’s latest political game

Radio Netherlands 2 September 2010
By Michael de Werd

Moschee Ba Ba! or Bye, Bye Mosque is the name of a new internet game in which one may - if so inclined - fire to your heart’s desire at mosques, minarets and muezzins. It’s not the design of some

 

Imam Rauf: It’s About Islam

Gates of Vienna 2 September 2010
By Baron Bodissey

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the man behind the Ground Zero mosque, has finally surfaced in Dubai, giving an interview in which he asserts that the Park51 project is all about the future of Islam inAmerica:


Many thanks to Vlad Tepes for YouTubing this clip. Consult last night’s news feed for the accompanying article.

 

Germans split over fate of race row banker - polls

Reuters 2 September 2010
By Dave Graham

German public opinion is deeply split over the fate of a central banker whose disparaging comments about Muslim immigrants have triggered a heated debate on race and integration, surveys showed on

 

Comment: Why are Germans upset over critic of Islam?

The Jerusalem Post 2 September 2010
By BENJAMIN WEINTHAL

BERLIN – "Everyone’s against Sarrazin!” was the headline that Bild,Germany’s largest daily newspaper, chose for its Tuesday issue. Deutsche Bundesbank board member Thilo Sarrazin has sharply

 

Surveying Turkish influence in Western Balkans

B92 2 September 2010

Turkish President Abdullah Gul will visit Bosnia-Herzegovina from Sept. 2-3, amid rising tensions in the lead-up to Bosnian elections. Turkey has been able to use tensions among

 

Immigrants Now Paid To Learn Swedish

SR International 2 September 2010

On Wednesday, a new law takes effect in Sweden that will pay immigrants taking state-funded Swedish language classes up to almost 2,000 U.S. dollars, tax-free, for completing the program within a

 

Bulgaria Begins Trial against Ethnic Turkish Leader

Bulgaria's Supreme Administrative Court launches Thursday the much anticipated trial against the ethnic Turkish leader, Ahmed Dogan. Although he has been regularly called, the ethnic Turkish

 

Parents Re-Arrested Over 'Honour Killing'

Sky News Online 2 September 2010
By Lulu Sinclair

The parents of a Muslim teenager suspected to be the victim of an honour killing have been arrested on suspicion of her murder. Shafilea Ahmed, 17, disappeared from her home in

 

French burger chain causes outrage by banning pork

Telegraph 2 September 2010

A French fast food chain has fuelled the country's bitter debate over the influence of Muslim values by banning pig products from its menu. French burger chain causes outrage by

 

Depraved Palestinians Celebrate Quadruple Israeli Murder by Hamas

Un:dhimmi 2 September 2010

Better make that quintuple – it turns out one of the four people these cowardly bastards slaughtered for no reason whatsoever was pregnant. And then 3000 of them decided to celebrate, just like they

 

INDONESIA: Female genital mutilation persists despite ban

IRINnews.org 2 September 2010

hough the Indonesian government banned female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) four years ago, experts say religious support for the practice is more fervent than ever, particularly in rural

 

Don't be deceived by Muslims' Taqyyia

Facebook 2 September 2010
By Dr. Thomas Ahmed

Many people make the mistake of trying to understand Islam by reading the Qur’an alone. Muslims succeeded in convincing large number of non-Muslims that Islam can be found only in the Qur’an.

 

Swedish elections open, systematic fraud reported

SverigeDemokraterna 1 September 2010

The early voting phase of the Swedish general elections on September 19th opened today, September 1st, and as was expected, incidents of election fraud are reported throughout Sweden. Below is the reaction from the nascent political party Sverigedemokraterna, the primary target of the fraud, who for the lack of official OSCE election observers urges the public to submit their own observations.

 

Sarrazin "Crossing the Red Line "

Gates of Vienna 1 September 2010
By Baron Bodissey

Thilo Sarrazin is a member of the board of the Bundesbank in Germany. For several years his outspoken opinions about immigrants have caused controversy — he has declared that Turks and Arabs are making Germany "dumber” because they have lower IQs and are more fecund than native Germans.

The hot water he found himself in as a result of all this has neared the boiling point in the last couple of weeks with the publication of his new book, Deutschland schafft sich ab — Wie wir unser Land aufs Spiel setzen ("Abolishing Germany — How we’re putting our country in jeopardy”). An interview with a cultural magazine prior to the book’s release brought the scalding water down on his head from both ends of the political spectrum.

 

German banker: I'm man of numbers, not anti-Semite

Ynetnews 1 September 2010
By Assaf Oni

Central bank executive Thilo Sarrazin spreads anti-Muslim messages on every stage, but only when he speaks against Jews does political establishment unite against him. His book launch met with

 

Tony Blair: I did not understand Islam at time of 9/11 attacks

Telegraph 1 September 2010

The September 11 attacks represented the declaration of war by a new type of enemy, Tony Blair says. He claims that he quickly realised the implications of the suicide bombers

 

Denmark charges Kurdish TV station with promoting terror

Hurriyet Daily News 1 September 2010

Danish prosecutors have charged a Kurdish-language television station with promoting activities of a group linked to terrorism, officials said Tuesday. Top Danish prosecutor Joergen Steen

 

Italy: Suspect in Turin acid attack arrested

Turin - Italian police have arrested a 23-year-old Moroccan man on suspicion of attacking a co-national with acid. The suspect in last Thursday's attack in Turin was seized on a

 

Profile: Hizb ut-Tahrir in the UK

Hudson Institute 1 September 2010
By Houriya Ahmed and Hannah Stuart

Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT), or the "Party of Liberation,” is a revolutionary Islamist party that is actively working in over forty countries worldwide to establish an expansionist state and, ultimately, a

 

Turks in Netherlands concerned over coalition including Wilders

TODAY’S ZAMAN 1 September 2010

A Turkish community in the Netherlands is increasingly concerned over the fact that extreme right-wing and anti-Islamic politician Geert Wilders, whose Party for Freedom (PVV) campaigns against

 

'Islamization' of Paris a Warning to the West

Christian Broadcasting Network 1 September 2010
By Dale Hurd

Friday in Paris. A hidden camera shows streets blocked by huge crowds of Muslim worshippers and enforced by a private security force. This is all illegal in France: the public worship, the blocked

 

Dutch coalition talks in crisis

Radio Netherlands 1 September 2010

The Christian Democrat parliamentary faction (CDA) is continuing talks today about the internal crisis sparked by the coalition negotiations. The talks were broken off on Tuesday evening after seven

 

Islamic community protest postponed again

B92 1 September 2010

BELGRADE -- Religious teachers of the Islamic Community in Serbia, led by Muamer Zukorlic, have once against canceled their protest. The rally was planned to take place in front of the government

 

Italian Outrage Over Gaddafi 'Convert-to-Islam' Party in Rome

Arutz Sheva 1 September 2010
By Chana Ya'ar

Italian politicians and media expressed outrage this week over a "convert-to-Islam" party held in Rome by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, complaining that the religious tolerance he found near the

 

Bosnia and Herzegovina must reject Burqa ban

Amnesty International UK  1 September 2010

Amnesty International is urging the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina to reject a draft law prohibiting wearing in public clothes which prevent identification set to be debated tomorrow. Amnesty

 

The Ground Zero Imam’s Troubling Texts

Front Page Magazine 1 September 2010
By Ilya Feoktistov

It’s now clear to most Americans that while Imam Feisal Rauf has the right to build his mosque wherever he desires, his decision to build it near Ground Zero is grossly insensitive, to say the least,

 

Light Court Sentences for Bulgaria's Notorious Muslim Brothers

Bulgaria's notorious ethnic Turk, Yuzeir Yuzeirov, (with the Bulgarian name of Rosen Yordanov) was sentenced Wednesday to one year probation by the District Court in the town of Popovo. Yuzeirov

 

Forgotten Islamist terror plot targeted Toronto

Toronto Star 1 September 2010
By John Goddard

Almost everybody has forgotten the first homegrown Islamic terrorist plot on Toronto. In 1991, five black Muslim followers of the Pakistani movement Jamaat Al Fuqra stood accused of conspiring to

 
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