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The maids on Saudi Arabia's death row: Scores of foreign women facing execution for child abuse, witchcraft... and killing would
Daily Mail 15 January 2013
By Alex Gore
Foreign workers are being warned of the 'deadly risks' they face in Saudi Arabia, with more than 45 maids awaiting execution despite growing anger at the country's mistreatment 
Chuck Hagel’s Muslim Genocide Denial
FrontPage Magazine 14 January 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
Hagel has pandered to Iran, Saudi Arabia and China. There’s no reason that another backward genocidal totalitarian state can’t also attract his pandering. Even if you have to
Three maids end life in Saudi capital in a week
emirates247 14 January 2013
Three housemaids committed a suicide by hanging themselves at their employers’ houses in the Saudi capital Riyadh in less than a week. Two Ethiopian maids were found hanged
Video: Did Muhammed Exist?
Channel 4 13 January 2013
By Tom Holland
"Islam: The Untold Story" is a documentary by historian Tom Holland, a well-known British author, who examines the origins of Islam and argues that there is little written historical evidence to verify truth-claims about the Muslim prophet Mohammed and the origins of Islam.
Ship out Sheik Ismail Al-Wahwah, says Queensland Liberal MP Steve Ciobo
The Daily Telegraph 11 January 2013
By Henry Budd
A RADICAL sheik who has called for Australia to become an Islamic state ruled by sharia law should be "slapped down" by moderate Muslims, according to a federal MP. Sheik
TERROR TV: Is Saudi prince steering News Corp. coverage?
WND.com 11 January 2013
By Diana West
Diana West notes Fox failed to mention Muslim Brotherhood tie in Al Gorezeera deal
Ever since Al Gore sold Current TV to Al Jazeera, the network founded and funded by the oil-rich emirate of Qatar, the former vice president has drawn continuous fire in conservative media. Fox News, the New York Post and the Wall Street Journal, for example, have all castigated Gore, a man of the left and leading avatar of "global warming,” for such hypocrisies as timing the deal to avoid lefty tax hikes and bagging $100 million in greenhouse-gas money.
• Video: Sabatina James Christmas Interview
EuropeNews 10 January 2013
Sabatina James, an ex-Muslim of Pakistani origin, explains the dire situation for those in Pakistan and elsewhere who do not accept Islam as their religion, but are finding that Christianity is a more humanitarian religion and are putting their faith in Jesus. A human rights disaster usually ignored by our governments.
Christmas interview with Sabatina James from EuropeNews TV on Vimeo.
Upheaval In Islamic World Greatest Threat To Christians In 2013
Cross Rhythms 10 January 2013
Continuing upheaval in the Islamic world looks set to pose the greatest threat to Christians in 2013, believes Release International, which serves persecuted Christians
Report points to 100 million persecuted Christians
Deutsche Welle 9 January 2013
The non-denominational Christian relief organization Open Doors has said about 100 million Christians face persecution around the world. The group pointed to an increase in
Why Have The Islamic Countries Failed To Develop Even With Resources Like Oil, While Countries With No Resources Like Switzerlan
Forbes 9 January 2013
By Ryan Lackey
It’s true. Outside of oil and gas projects and a few specific infrastructure projects (ports like Jebel Ali and airports like Dubai), far less real economic development has
Video: Muslim slave market footage from the 1960`s
The Muslim Issue 8 January 2013
From Africa to Qatar, this old documentary show footage of a Muslim slave market. In the clip African Muslims themselves are buying and selling other Africans as slaves.
Sharia banks that fund terrorism
Money Jihad 8 January 2013
The relationship is simple. Jihadists know they can trust sharia-compliant banks to maintain their anonymity, not ask too many questions, and facilitate high-dollar transactions on behalf of their terrorist groups.
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Some Islamic financial institutions, such as National Commercial Bank and Islami Bank Bangladesh, have taken the relationship a step farther by donating a portion of their bank profits in the form of zakat as an act of corporate "charity” to terrorist organizations, or in the case of Al Rajhi, through private zakat donations of leading bankers. Saudi Arabia and Iran are key bases for these activities, but this is a global phenomenon. Here’s Money Jihad’s short list of the worst offenders:
Child flees after marriage to 90yo Saudi
The West Australian 8 January 2013
A 90-year-old Saudi Arabian is suing his 15-year-old child-bride after she locked herself in her bedroom on their wedding night. The Daily Mail reports this morning that the
90-yr-old Saudi man marries 15-yr-old girl
TruthDive 8 January 2013
A 90-year-old Saudi Arabian is charging his 15-year-old child-bride’s family because the frightened 15-year-old bride locked out her husband refusing him entry to the bedroom
Drunk Saudi in Vegas Claims He "Accidentally” Raped 13 Year Old Boy
FrontpageMagazin 8 January 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
Pleas like that probably work better in Saudi Arabia. Mazen Alotaibi is a Sergeant in the Saudi Royal Air Force and the Royal part is literal. The Saudi air force tends to
Qatar must not return ex-diplomat to Saudi Arabia amid torture fears
Amnesty International 8 January 2013
A former Saudi Arabian diplomat is at grave risk of being detained and tortured or otherwise ill-treated if Qatari authorities follow through with plans to return him forcibly
Saudi to record $93 billion budget surplus in 2013
Al-Bawaba 8 January 2013
The Kuwait-based Global Investment House (Global) has predicted that Saudi Arabia will record a budget surplus of SR 349 billion in 2013, based on its assumption of a base case
The Penalty For Creating Open Conversations is Death
Citizen Warrior 7 January 2013
Follow the link below and read and participate in an open conversation about a Saudi blogger facing the death penalty for trying to create open conversations: Saudi Blogger
Indonesian president meets with religious leaders from Saudi Arabia
Global Times 7 January 2013
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Monday met with religious leaders from Saudi Arabia at the palace in Bogor town of West Java. Among the religious leaders
OIC Urges France to Act Against Muhammad Cartoon Magazine
Businessweek 4 January 2013
By Dana El Baltaji
The French government should take "appropriate” action against a magazine that’s publishing new caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, according to the secretary general of the
