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Canadian Muslim Paper Condemned For Blood Libel
Honestreporting.com 14 January 2010
A Canadian Muslim newspaper publishes disgraceful accusations claiming Israel was trying to harvest the organs of 25,000 Ukrainian children. Canadian investigative journalist Terry Glavin recently 
Accused terrorist wanted Toronto Al Qaeda branch
Toronto Star 14 January 2010
Accused terrorist Shareef Abdelhaleem wanted to pack a truck with two tonnes of explosives and detonate it outside the Toronto Stock Exchange to cause "blood, glass and debris (for) several blocks,"
Censorship and Libel at USC
FrontPage Magazine 14 January 2010
By David Horowitz
Editor’s note: In September 2009, David Horowitz was invited by the University of Southern California College Republicans to come on campus and protest an Islamic Hadith calling for the genocide of
UK.gov moves to block Hamas kids site
Register 14 January 2010
By Chris Williams
The Home Office is considering blocking a childrens' website run by the Palestinian group Hamas following suggestions it incites hatred of Jews. Liverpool MP Louise Ellman, chair of the Labour
Militant Islam and The War on Terror
The Constitution Club 13 January 2010
By Dave the Sage
Liberals seemed to be forever confused and not quite sure who to "root” for when it came to the Cold War. We see a repeat of that failing when it comes to the War on Terror. Conservatives never considered themselves in a moral quandary when it came to the Cold War and do not suffer moral confusion when it comes to fighting the enemies that now wage war upon the West.
Recent Attacks on Counterjihad web sites
Radio Free Britain 13 January 2010
Hamstrung by a culture of "political correctness” and afraid of litigation or violence, many mainstream media outlets now err on the side of extreme caution when reporting on radical Islam. One need
Taliban Releases Video Showing Children Training for Jihad
MEMRI 13 January 2010
In a new video released by the Taliban in Pakistan, the militants show children training for jihad as well as teenage "lovers of houris" – who have carried out martyrdom missions in recent months on
A Jihadist's Destiny
The New York Times 13 January 2010
By H. D. S. GREENWAY
Measured in one way, it was a spectacular operational success for Islamic extremists. To convince not only the C.I.A., but the best spy agency in the Arab world, Jordan’s General Intelligence
New evidence of Qaeda tie to Madrid blast
Reuters 13 January 2010
By William Maclean
The 2004 Madrid bombings, Europe's deadliest Islamist militant attack, probably were instigated by al Qaeda and were not the work of autonomous cells, a top terrorism expert says. World New
Al-Qaeda threatens to execute French hostage
Pakistan Observer 13 January 2010
Al-Qaeda said it will kill a French hostage held since November unless Mali frees four of its militants from jail within 20 days, two US moni-toring groups said on. The groups which monitor Islamist
A Year of Terror Plots, Through a Second Prism
The New York Times 13 January 2010
By SCOTT SHANE
As terrorist plots against the United States have piled up in recent months, politicians and the news media have sounded the alarm with a riveting message for Americans: Be afraid. Al Qaeda is on the
Miranda for jihadists?
New York Post 13 January 2010
Here's another reason why al Qaeda terrorists don't belong in US civilian courts: the right to a speedy trial. The lawyer for embassy bomber Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, the first Guantanamo Bay
Kenya stuck with unwelcome Muslim cleric
Afrique en ligne 13 January 2010
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Kenya Muslims issued a four-day ultimatum to the government to free controversial Jamaican cleric, Abdullah al Faisal, who is being held in a Nairobi prison after Nigerian authorities failed to grant
Muslim Group CAIR Sued Yet Again
Law Offices of David Yerushalmi, P.C 13 January 2010
By David Yerushalmi
Five former clients of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) have filed two separate lawsuits in federal court alleging criminal fraud and breach of fiduciary duty against CAIR,
Germans trace Hezbollah coke smuggling profits
The Local 10 January 2010
German investigators are uncovering the drug-smuggling business of the Syrian-backed Lebanese militant organisation Hezbollah, moving cocaine from Beirut into Europe via Frankfurt airport.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Conservatives Win Vote
The Epoch Times 7 January 2010
Egypt's main opposition group announced the results of an election for its governing body and analysts said most of the 16 members are conservatives, signalling that it will reduce its role in
Islamic jihad to target Balkans next, Israeli foreign minister says
Islamization Watch 7 January 2010
By Sofia Echo
Islamic Jihad organisations that already had infiltrated countries in Africa and South America intended doing the same in the Balkans, through similar methods including huge transfers of funds and
Jihadism in 2010: The Threat Continues
Scott Stewart 7 January 2010
By Scott Stewart
For the past several years, STRATFOR has published an annual forecast on al Qaeda and the jihadist movement. Since our first jihadist forecast in January 2006, we have focused heavily on the
Plane bomb suspect Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab 'joined al-Qaeda in London'
Times Online 7 January 2010
By Jenny Booth
The man charged with trying to bomb a US-bound plane on Christmas Day was recruited by al-Qaeda in London, the Yemeni government claimed today.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab studied for an
The perfect antidote to Anjem Choudary's Islamist poison
The Telegraph 6 January 2010
By Liz Hunt
There are few uplifting stories to come out of Afghanistan, but The Daily Telegraph reported one of them yesterday and it was a joy to read.
