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Discriminative screening may actually be beneficial

Saudi Gazette 6 January 2010
By Sabria S. Jawhar

It doesn’t surprise me that the United States has put Saudi Arabia on the "countries of interest” list for passengers flying out of the Kingdom. In the wake of the failed terrorist attack at the

 

Youth, seperatism and Jihad in Sweden

Tundra Tabloids 6 January 2010

Iranian woman raped five times in prison for not covering up: "Islam is the most horrible thing I've experienced in my life. Islam means failure, Islam means rape, it means women are not human, that they are worth half. That's what Islam means.

 

The International Atomic Energy Agency: Nuclear Watchdog or Iran’s Lapdog? (Part One of Two)

FAMILY SECURITY MATTERS 5 January 2010
By Dr. Robin McFee

Author’s note: This is Part One of a series on the IAEA, nuclear threats and Iran.

The greatest danger to Israel, to the Middle East, and to all of humanity, is the encounter between extremist Islam and nuclear weapons.

And the point of that encounter would be…..Iran

 

What Oath? Muslims Unfit for Citizenship and Military Duty

Scott W. Winchell 5 January 2010
By Scott W. Winchell

In 1960, one of the biggest questions in the race for the Presidency between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon was Kennedy’s religion. Being a Catholic, Kennedy was asked if his allegiance was to the

 

Fanatic convert to terrorism spent year in Toronto

Toronto Star 4 January 2010

One of the most visible leaders of an Al Qaeda-affiliated terrorist militia in Somalia spent a year in Toronto ingratiating himself into the Somali immigrant community as a convert to Islam.

 

9/11 and the Head of the Terrorist Snake

theTrumpet.com 1 January 2010

Three days after 9/11, during weekly Friday prayers across Iran, conservative clerics actually refrained from leading worshipers in chanting "death to America.” Iran, which had been sponsoring

 

Focus on Internet Imams as Recruiters for Al Qaeda

New York Times 1 January 2010

The apparent ties between the Nigerian man charged with plotting to blow up an airliner on Christmas Day and a radical American-born Yemeni imam have cast a spotlight on a world of charismatic clerics who wield their Internet celebrity to indoctrinate young Muslims with extremist ideology and recruit them for Al Qaeda, American officials and counterterrorism specialists said.

 

Bosnia court charges Muslim group for "terrorism"

Reuters India 22 December 2009

SARAJEVO - Bosnia's state court indicted a group of radical Muslims on Tuesday on charges of terrorism and arms trafficking, saying they had planned to destabilise the country. A total

 

Lockerbie bombing families find 21-year anniversary a tough one

Christian Science Monitor 22 December 2009
By Tracey D. Samuelson

Families of Lockerbie bombing victims gather in Washington, knowing that the only man convicted of the crime has been released from prison for health reasons and had almost £2 million in a bank

 

Turkey foiled Iranian plots against Israelis and native Jews: update

Examiner.com 22 December 2009
By Richard Shulman

Western intelligence agencies tipped off Turkey, which foiled six Hizbullah plots against Israeli facilities in Turkey and Turkish Jews. The Turkish media reported that these plots were well

 

The Myth of the Anti-Muslim Backlash - Hysteria hasn't swept the country since the Ft. Hood terrorist attack

Weekly Standard 22 December 2009
By Gary Bauer

Backlash: a strong or violent reaction, as to some social or political change. It has been more than a month since U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan allegedly murdered 14 people and wounded 30 others at Fort Hood military base in Texas. And while we were led to believe that the rampage by Hasan, who is Muslim, would provoke a strong and violent reaction against Arab and Muslim Americans, a backlash has been conspicuous only by its absence.

 

Hezbollah Leader Likely to Visit Iran

Fars News Agency, Iran 22 December 2009

TEHRAN - Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast announced on Tuesday that Hezbollah Secretary-General Seyed Hassan Nasrallah will likely pay a visit to Tehran in the near

 

Hamas supporters rally on Gaza border against Egyptian barrier

People's Daily Online 22 December 2009

Hundreds of Hamas supporters on Monday gathered on the Palestinian side of Gaza's southern border with Egypt, protesting an underground barrier Egypt is building. The demonstrators chanted slogans

 

Study says majority of world's population faces religious restriction

Pakistan Christian TV 22 December 2009

Nearly 70 percent of the world's 6.8 billion people live in countries with high restrictions on religion, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion & Public

 

Suicide bomber attacks Pakistan press club, killing three people

Herald Sun 22 December 2009

A suicide bomber has attacked a Pakistan journalists' club, killing three people in the first assault on media offices blamed on Islamist militants in the troubled country. Strapped with

 

Lockerbie Bomber Had Secret Swiss Bank Account

FoxNews 21 December 2009

The Lockerbie bomber had £1.8m ($2.9 million USD) in a Swiss bank account when he was convicted eight years ago, it has been revealed. The Crown Office, Scotland’s equivalent of the Crown

 

Turkish militant group suspect arrested

Javno.hr 21 December 2009

A German citizen of Turkish descent has been arrested on suspicion of carrying out firebombings for a far-left group and trying to "liquidate" rivals, federal prosecutors said Monday. After six

 

Italy Working to Free Citizens Kidnapped in Mauritania

Voice of America 21 December 2009

The abduction follows the kidnapping of three Spanish aid workers last month. Italy's foreign ministry says it is working through all political and diplomatic channels to secure the release of Sergio Cicala and

 

Broadcaster with fundamentalist links?

Radio Netherlands 21 December 2009

Also on its front page, de Volkskrant says Yahia Bouyafa, a prominent administrator in the Dutch-Muslim community, has links to the fundamentalist group, the Society of Muslim Brothers or the Muslim

 

'Mumbai' style attacks likely in London? Analysis

Examiner.com 21 December 2009
By Thomas Rogan

The Times of London reported yesterday that senior British Counter-Terrorism officials believe a

 
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