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Al Qaeda’s £168million cocaine smugglers: terror group flooding Britain with drugs
Money Jihad 13 May 2013
Mounting evidence suggests that weapons given to Libyan militants in the rebellion against Qaddafi were subsequently leveraged to purchase cocaine from FARC for follow-on 
Death to Churches Under Islam: A Study of the Coptic Church, Part II
Right Side News 30 April 2013
By Raymond Ibrahim
- Jesus painting splattered with the blood of Christian worshipers killed during the 2011 bombing of the Church of Two Saints
The Modern Era
After some 14 centuries of persecution and church attacks,Egypt’s Copts ushered in the 2011 new year by having one of their largest Jesus painting splattered with the blood of Christian worshipers killed during the 2011 bombing of the Church of Two SaintsJesus painting splattered with the blood of Christian worshipers killed during the 2011 bombing of the Church of Two Saintschurches attacked:
"The Arab Spring is a lie”
UAB Kaleidoscope 18 April 2013
On December 10, 2010, the Arab Spring Protest movement began in the Middle Eastern country of Tunisia. Protest movements spilled over to other countries in the Middle East.
Peacemaking is a perilous path for Arab leaders
Defiance Crescent News 2 April 2013
By Clifford May
When meeting with King Abdullah II in Jordan last Friday, President Barack Obama was gracious enough to mention the monarch's great-grandfather, King Abdullah I, who "gave his
"Marmara 2" land convoy members stopped, threatened by Egyptian security
the elder of ziyon - 26 March 2013
Last week I reported on the "Marmara 2" land convoy that was stuck at the Tunisia/Libyan border because some members had visa problems. After losing a week, it looks like
Gaddafi's family takes up political asylum in Oman
Daily News & Analysis 26 March 2013
Oman, a British ally in the Gulf, has offered refuge to close relations of Muammar Gaddafi, including his wife and a hated playboy son, officials from Tripoli and Muscat
14 March 2013: International Day to Defend Apostates and Blasphemers
Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain 13 March 2013
Press Release
Countless individuals accused of apostasy and blasphemy face threats, imprisonment, and execution
Blasphemy laws in over 30 countries and apostasy laws in over 20 aim primarily to restrict thought, expression and the rights of Muslims, ex-Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
On 14 March 2013, we, the undersigned, call for an international day of action to defend apostates and blasphemers worldwide by highlighting ten cases though there are countless more.
Libyan Women Face Sharia Woes Since Fall of Gadhafi
answeringmuslims.com 8 March 2013
On her way back from her job as a lecturer at a university near Tripoli, Libyan poet Aicha Almagrabi was stopped by a group of bearded militiamen. They kicked her car, beat up
Hatred of Christians Unleashed in Libya
FrontPage Magazine 6 March 2013
By Raymond Ibrahim
Last Thursday, a Coptic Christian church located in Benghazi, Libya, was attacked by armed Muslim militants. Initial reports indicate that at least one priest, Fr. Paul Isaac,
‘Hamas rejects rockets tagged with tracking devices’
The Times of Israel 5 March 2013
By Elhanan Miller
Hamas operatives in the Gaza Strip rejected a delivery of smuggled rockets emanating from Libya after discovering that Israel had managed to equip them with tracking devices,
Libyan Weapons Being Sold to Al Qaeda in Egyptian Auctions
answeringmuslims.com 28 February 2013
You couldn't make this stuff up, not even if you called your fictional story "The Idiot Leaders of Idiot Land." The U.S. government supported Libyan rebels against a secular
War on Women: Taliban Kill 20% More Women and Girls
FrontPage Magazine 22 February 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
…Islam. Fighting the War on Women since the year 610.
Afghanistan is going really well, as you might have heard. The negotiations with the Taliban are going smoothly and they just put in a bid to kill 20 percent more women and girls in the new united Afghan government.
Leaked Footage of Seif Al-Islam Al-Qadhafi's Trial in a Libyan Court
youtube 22 February 2013
By MEMRITVVideos
Leaked Footage from Seif Al-Islam Al-Qadhafi's Trial in a Libyan Court
The Internet - February 19, 2013
Libya arrests foreign 'missionaries'
The Guardian 18 February 2013
By Chris Stephen
Four foreigners have been arrested in Libya on suspicion of being missionaries and distributing Christian literature, a charge that could carry the death penalty. The four –
Libyan men now allowed to remarry without consent of first wife: court rule
alarabiya 11 February 2013
Time for men in Libya to look for a second wife as the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court in the country abolished an old amendment that required men to have their
Gaddafi son's trial adjourned
Glasgow Evening Times 18 January 2013
The jailed son of the late dictator Muammar Gaddafi has made his first appearance in a local court on charges of harming state security. Seif al-Islam Gaddafi was also
Libya was safer under Gaddafi
sheikyermami 11 January 2013
An indication of just who is in the driver’s seat in the new Libya. "Reprisal fears cloud Libya probe into US consulate attack,” from AFP, January 6 (thanks to JW): AFP –
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
Libya confirms Gaddafi son’s trial in February
RAPSI 7 January 2013
Saif al-Islam, the second son of Libya’s late leader Muammar Gaddafi, will go on trial within the next month, Justice Minister Salah Maraghni said on Libyan national
