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Qatar Sells Back 10% Porsche Stake To Founding Families
Gulf Business News 18 June 2013
Qatar Holding, the investment arm of the Gulf state’s sovereign wealth fund, has sold its 10 per cent stake in Porsche SE to the luxury carmaker’s family shareholders, four 
Thirty-Nine Percent of Dutchmen Want to Leave the E.U.
Bad News from the Netherlands 17 June 2013
Thirty-nine percent of the Dutch population has said that they would support leaving the European Union if there were a referendum on this question. The same percentage is in 
Dubai Exports promotes Dubai's Islamic economy expertise in Canada
CPI Financial 17 June 2013
Dubai Exports recently showcased the emirate's expertise and resources in Islamic economic services to the business community in Toronto and Vancouver across a series of 
Qatar Airways launches fourth destination in Republic of Iraq
AME Info 5 June 2013
Qatar Airways launched flights to its fourth destination in the Republic of Iraq - to the southern port city of Basra. The new services, operating four-times-a-week non-stop 
Psychology: greater jihad is preparing for the lesser jihad -- holy war
Jihad Watch 3 June 2013
By Nicolai Sennels
Greater jihad is an inner struggle aiming at removing psychological habits and biological instincts that keep Muslims from following the Islamic teachings
The problem is that the pinnacle of these teachings is the lesser jihad, killing or subjugating non-Muslims. Greater jihad is just another word for self-radicalisation.
In some Islamic traditions, scholars talk about two kinds of jihad: greater jihad and lesser jihad. Greater jihad denotes an inner psychological struggle of submitting to Muhammed's example and the teachings of Allah. Lesser jihad is what is commonly known as Islamic holy war -- the attempt to spread Islam by submitting non-Muslims and non-Islamic areas to Sharia through preferably violent, but also non-violent, means. 
French Firms Face Increasing Muslim Demands in Workplace
clarionproject.org 3 June 2013
Managers of French companies have increasingly been reporting workplace problems with many incidents relating to Muslims trying to force others to observe their practices, a 
Turkey's Erdogan Defends Alcohol Restrictions While Opposition Blasts Him For Religious Agenda
International Business Times 29 May 2013
By Elisha Maldonado
For those who believe Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is pushing a religious agenda, Friday’s passing of legislation banning the advertising of alcohol, and the 
CONFIRMED: IRS Gave Preferential Treatment to Malik Obama’s Charity – Now Found Linked to Genocidal Regime
thegatewaypundit 29 May 2013
By Jim Hoft
MALIK OBAMA’S CHARITY LINKED TO GENOCIDAL REGIME! In light of the recent revelations that the IRS has been unfairly targeting conservative groups, President Obama’s 
Death of an Empire: The UK Pays Terrorists $38k/yr… While Soldiers Earn Only $24k/yr
thegatewaypundit 28 May 2013
By Jim Hoft
You get what you pay for. Anjem Choudary, a British-Pakistani, who lives on social welfare funds, supports Jihad, 9/11, and Islamic terrorism. He hates democracy, liberalism, 
Norway Loses $713,000 on Every Muslim Immigrant
FRONTPAGEMAG.COM 27 May 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
What is the price of diversity? Aside from all the violence, it’s $713,740.30 per immigrant.
The newspaper has previously revealed that Norway loses 4.1 million kroner ($713,740.30) for each non-western immigrant coming into the country and that immigration has cost 70 billion kroner ($12,185,810,000) in seven years. On Wednesday the newspaper determined that the government spends 2 million kroner ($348,110) per newly arrived non-Western immigrant they get to work or study.
And what is the Norwegian government getting for all its money? 
Qatar Telecom Raises $12 Billion to Buy Maroc Telecom, CEO Says
Bloomberg 27 May 2013
By Alaa Shahine, Stefania Bianchi & Robert Tuttle
Qatar Telecom QSC raised $12 billion to finance its bid for a majority stake in Maroc Telecom SA as it seeks to expand through acquisitions, its chief executive officer said in 
Is Egyptian Clothier Named ‘Hitler’ Indicative Of Nazi Reverence In Middle East?
Mediaite 23 May 2013
By Noah Rothman
An Egyptian clothier is causing a stir on Wednesday after a report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz identified the retail outlet’s odd choice of name: "Hitler.” The outlet, 
Halal food production on rise in the Balkans
FRANCE 24 22 May 2013
Trying to fight back against the persistent economic crisis in the Balkans, food producers here have turned towards halal food, targeting rising demand from markets in Western 
Halal Meat Is the First Giant Step of Our Islamisation
Liberty GB 22 May 2013
A few days ago I got up determined to keep Islam and politics out of my mind – I tend to think about such subjects a lot these days – at least until I would turn my computer on 
Qatar-Bosnia-Herzegovina Joint Committee Meets
Bernama 22 May 2013
The Qatar-Bosnia-Herzegovina joint committee on economic, trading and technical cooperation held its third session over the past two days within the context of enhancing ties 
Qatar National Bank to start India operations
The News International 22 May 2013
DOHA: Qatar National Bank (QNB), one of the most acquisitive Gulf Arab lenders, will start operations in India in the third quarter of this year, the bank said on Tuesday, 
"Financial Times: "Qatar spent billions of dollars in the past two years to fund the Syrian opposition
Syrian Radio & TV Online 21 May 2013
The British newspaper Financial Times published an investigation on Friday entitled "Qatar spent billions of dollars in the past two years to fund the Syrian 
How Much Does Immigration Cost Norway?
Gates of Vienna 16 May 2013
This is a pressing question for Norwegian society, as the importation of cultural enrichment continues to accelerate. Our Norwegian correspondent The Observer has translated 
Norway spends 265,000 euros on getting a single non-western immigrant in work or studies
Islam versus Europe 14 May 2013
Denmark spends 1.1 percent of GDP to try get the unemployed into work. It is among the highest in the world and a large portion of the money belongs on the list of expenses 
Qatar boosts relations with Hungary
Peninsula Online 13 May 2013
By MOHAMMAD SHOEB
Qatar Chamber (QC) yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with its Hungarian counterpart to boost and strengthen bilateral relations with the EU member 



