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Survey: Every second Westerner "Islam does not fit into the Western World"
Islam versus Europe 30 April 2013

"Islam does not fit into the Western World"
Islamonausea is spreading rapidly among civilized people: 
- - Israel: 65%
- Canada: 49%
- USA: 44%
- South Korea: 29%
- Turkey: 25%
- Spain: 65%
- Swizerland: 59%
- France: 55%
- Germany (East): 51%
- Germany (West): 49%
- Sweden: 48%
- Great Britain: 46%
Iranians want to store their money in Turkish Cyprus
Hurriyet Daily News 18 April 2013
Turkish Cyprus is constantly receiving calls from Iranians looking to deposit money there after the American embargo blocked Iranian and other countries’ money traffic, the 
Turkish Pseudo-State Recruits Foreign Students
Greek Reporter 15 April 2013
By Christina Flora
Many African students looking to go to a college outside their countries are being aggressively recruited by schools in the Turkish-occupied area of Cyprus on the island 
Psychological Consequences of Islam's Views on Women
Jihad Watch 7 March 2013
Nicolai Sennels is a Danish licensed psychologist known for his writings about the psychology of Islam and Muslim culture. Sennels is author of the book, "Among Muslim Criminals: a Psychologist's Experiences from the Copenhagen Municipality," based on his work in Danish capital's youth prison Sønderbro
He has also published a high number of articles on the subject, which are spread widely on the internet. Together with renowned writers on Islam such as Ibn Warraq, Hans Jansen and Bat Ye'or and others, Sennels contributed a chapter to the Dutch book Islam: Critical Essays on a Political Religion. 
Germany presses Turkey for progress in lifting embargo on Cyprus
Global Times 26 February 2013
Visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday pressed Ankara to open its ports and airports to ships and planes from Cyprus, while expressing her support for reviving the 
No BBC reporting on Hizballah in Cyprus
bbcwatch 25 February 2013
The ongoing trial of a Swedish-Lebanese citizen who was arrested in Cyprus just days before the terror attack on Israeli holidaymakers in Bulgaria last year has been making 
Arrest of Lebanese in Cyprus sheds light on Hezbollah's EU operations
Haaretz 21 February 2013
By Barak Ravid
Hossam Taleb Yaacoub is being tried in Limassol for his involvement in several scouting missions in Europe. New evidence may help efforts to impose sanctions on Lebanon's 
No Turkish accession before agreement on Cyprus, says UK Foreign Minister
Financial Mirror 14 February 2013
The position of the Conservative party that Turkey cannot enter the EU as long as the occupation of the northern part of Cyprus continues, as it had been stated by William 
EU uses crisis and immigration to get more power
EuropeNews 3 January 2013
By Nicolai Sennels
To EU it is all about power. Of course EU knew about the poor economies of especially the South European countries but used the situation like any other mafia and lended even more money to them so they could use it as an excuse for demanding power over the indebted nations

Not surprisingly it was EUs own honey pot that lured populist and opportunist - and primarilly Leftist - politicians to make risky plans for the future because they knew they would share the bill for their own supersized welfare services and low production with the rest of the Euro zone - as promised by the "helpful" EU.
With rules inforced by a self appointed commission, including a president whose name only few remember, EU breaks open our national borders and force us to live with millions of people with completely other values. 
Europe and the Coming Caliphate: The Profit for Islam from the Reduction of Thought
Gates of Vienna 3 January 2013
Below is the final part of a four-part translation of an article by Hans-Peter Raddatz, a well-known German author and scholar who specializes in Islamic issues. The original 
Turkish-Greek Cypriot disputes to grow next year
Hurriyet Daily News 19 November 2012
By Ipek Yezdani
Probable new natural gas exploration in the Mediterranean basin of Cyprus in 2013 is likely to lead to disputes between Turkey and Greek Cyprus, the director of the PRIO 
Greek, Cypriot Flags Replaced with Turkey’s at Church
greece.greekreporter.com 6 November 2012
By Nicky Mariam Onti
The Greek and Cypriot flags atop St. Antoni’s Church in the Cypriot village of Kellia were taken down and replaced with a Turkish flag, and words written in Turkish were found 
Thug 'knifed British soldier to death in bar fight in Cyrprus while high on drugs
Daily Mail 6 November 2012
By Nick Fagge
A British soldier killed in Cyprus was targeted by a gang of thugs high on drugs and carrying flick-knives who had a ‘score to settle’, a court heard yesterday. Private 
Turkey imposes a new type of fascism, says Cyprus FM
Famagusta Gazette 29 October 2012
Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou- Marcoullis said that we are going through a period of imposition of neofascism by Turkey, adding that occupying the territory of an independent 
OSCE Warsaw: HDIM 2012 Wrap-Up
Gates of Vienna 19 October 2012
By Baron Bodissey
In a series of articles earlier this month (see the bottom of this post for a complete list) we reported on the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Human Dimension Implementation Meeting (HDIM) in Warsaw.

The "Human Dimension” is one of three general categories within the OSCE. It gives governments, NGOs, and members of civil society in all the member states of the OSCE the opportunity to send representatives to meetings where human rights policies and initiatives are discussed. 
Wake up, Europe
Jerusalem Post 16 October 2012
By DAVID ALTMAN
As Europe approaches the iceberg, there is a need to change course, before it commits ideological suicide. It’s been almost two years since the dawn of the "Arab Spring,” and 
Video: Bat Ye'or on the Collapse of Western Civilization
GalliaWatch 10 October 2012
Here's the first part of a two-part video featuring Bat Ye'or in conversation with Christine Tasin, a major contributor to Riposte Laique and founder of Résistance Républicaine.

Muslim Population in Sweden and Denmark Doubled in 14 Years
The Muslim Issue 9 October 2012
By Ingrid Carlqvist & Lars Hedegaard
Despite the fact that Muslims tend to exhibit behavior that clearly distinguishes them from both the European host populations and other immigrant groups, there are no official 
A Report From The OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting In Warsaw
ICLA 4 October 2012
By Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff
This report was written by Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff. She was part of a team representing the civil liberties organizations ACT! For America, Bürgerbewegung Pax Europa (BPE), the Stresemann Foundation, and the International Civil Liberties Alliance (ICLA).
Below is a photo of the seven team members:

From left to right:
Alain Wagner (France) is the leader of the Stop Sharia campaign and a co-founder of the International Civil Liberties Alliance (ICLA).David Erzet (Belgium) represents the International Civil Liberties Alliance (ICLA).Dave Petteys (USA) represents ACT! for America 5280 Coalition. Felix Strüning (Germany) is the managing director of the Stresemann Foundation — A Lobby for Freedom. Henrik Ræder Clausen (Denmark) represents the International Civil Liberties Alliance (ICLA).Liz Schmidt (Germany) represents Bürgerbewegung Pax Europa (BPE-Austria). Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff (Austria) is a board member of Bürgerbewegung Pax Europa (BPE-Germany). 
Stop calling criticism of Islam "Islamophobia"
Jihad Watch 4 October 2012
Canada's National Post takes aim at a word that is being used to stifle debate and destroy foes of jihad and Islamic supremacism. "Opinion: Stop calling criticism of Islam ‘Islamophobia,’" by Jackson Doughart and Faisal Saeed al-Mutar in the National Post, September 26
The English language needs a moratorium on the word Islamophobia, a term often used to describe bigotry against Muslims. Unfortunately, it is also used reflexively to denounce critics of Islam, who contribute to a valuable and ongoing debate concerning the relationship between the West and the worldwide Islamic community. This subject is important because several Western countries, such as Denmark, Great Britain, and the Netherlands, are being forced to reconsider their approaches to immigration and culture in light of deep clashes between the Muslim immigrants and the native population. 



