Here's an example of just how strange their mores are:
Islamic Jihad executes a "traitor".
The victim's mother comes out and stamps her foot down on his throat.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: April 17, 2011 5:45 pm Eastern
By Aaron Klein © 2011 WorldNetDaily
Dalia Mogahed
JERUSALEM – Dalia Mogahed, appointed to President Obama's faith advisory council, was a partner in an Islamic project whose stated goal was to "define, interpret and implement the concept of the Islamic State in modern times," WND has learned.
The project was founded and directed by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the controversial Muslim cleric behind the proposed 13-story, $100 million Islamic cultural center and mosque two blocks from Ground Zero in New York City.
Read more: Obama's faith adviser helped craft 'perfect Islamic state' http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=287613#ixzz1Jt5Uo7tF
More at LINK:Obama's Faith Advisor
This is exactly what many of the Islamic leaders use to cover their own cowardness, when in fact they would never be a suicide bomber...or their childeren. They would not lay their life down when they can recruit from the low life undersdogs in their domain....or the youth. It is marked thru Muslim History that the leaders do not lay their life down.
Well no doubt Soros is on the move as usual but we’ve heard the USA is financially supporting Syria’s protestors...which is no surprise since all of this ME uprising has little to do with the actual taking down of their leaders....some powerful governments and leaders have their hands all over this....it’s just too refined and in sink how it’s all being paced.
I believe this is about lining up the ME leadership to those that the “powerful” know they can persuade to go with their program and it’s International Agenda.
Look at Syria and you see an indirect attack at Iran...because the two are joined at the hip. If they take down Syria they can weaken Iran who really is the one standing in their way. (Keeping an eye on Russia and China in these happenings is a good thing)
Here's an example of just how strange their mores are:
Islamic Jihad executes a "traitor".
The victim's mother comes out and stamps her foot down on his throat.
Ok, we’re building the multimedia section.
This is going to take some time, because there’s literally tens of thousands of these things filling terabytes of data.
What’s going up first is just standard video framegrabs. Analysis and other stuff will follow. The availability of the media themselves last, since we haven’t quite figured out the way to do that yet.
http://www.junipersec.com/multimedia_catalog_page.htm
Excerpt:
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called for unity in the Middle East on Monday, a conciliatory message that contrasted starkly with another senior figure who accused Saudi Arabia of "heresy and deception."
Relations between the two major Gulf powers have been strained by anti-government demonstrations in Bahrain which neighbour Saudi Arabia helped put down by sending in troops to bolster Bahraini forces.
At a parade to mark the annual army day, Ahmadinejad said events had shown Washington had failed to dominate the region, where uprisings have taken place against several U.S.-backed governments, and he issued a plea for "honest unity."
"Safety and stability of the region depends on honest unity and cooperation between nations and leaders in the region," Ahmadinejad said in a speech.
But at the same ceremony, where military hardware and troops paraded past the top brass, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's senior military adviser said Iran's anger at Riyadh's intervention in Bahrain had not diminished.
"The presence of Saudi forces in Bahrain to suppress the Bahraini people is against international law and is a kind of military interference in the internal affairs of Bahrain which is condemned from the international law standpoint," Yahya Rahim-Safavi, former chief of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards, told reporters.
"The presence and behaviour of Saudi Arabia is a kind of ignoble heresy," he said, adding: "The same fate might happen to the country itself and under the same pretext Saudi Arabia might be attacked."
NAVAL OPERATIONS
The war of words between Iran, the largest Shi'ite Muslim-dominated country in the region and an arch foe of the United States, and the Sunni Gulf Arab monarchies which are allied to Washington, has intensified in recent days.
Saudi Arabia's top cleric last week accused Iran of interfering in other countries' affairs and accused it of "hypocrisy and deception.
While showing off its military strength, Iran has stressed it had no bellicose intentions against its Arab neighbours, despite being characterised as a major threat by Israel which believes Tehran is seeking nuclear weapons, a charge it denies.
The commander of Iran's army said it planned to extend the range of its naval operations, a weeks after it sent two navy ships through the Suez Canal for the first time since the 1979 Islamic revolution, a move Israel described as a "provocation."
"As you observe today Iran has opened a footing in the Mediterranean Sea area, and in the same way that foreign forces enter our region so can we enter international waters," Major General Ataollah Salehi was quoted as saying by the semi-official Mehr news agency.
"We intend to double the range of our water presence twice what it is now," he said. "Presently the navy's mission zone applicable for submarines has shifted from the Persian Gulf to the Sea of Oman."
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Will the "war of words" enter the next phase? These are the ME giants. And who will the US admin back if it comes down to it?
Saudi Arabia has threatened to recall its diplomats from Iran unless the Islamic republic improves their protection, the kingdom's deputy foreign minister told reporters on Sunday. AFP - Saudi Arabia has threatened to recall its diplomats from Iran unless the Islamic republic improves their protection, the kingdom's deputy foreign minister told reporters on Sunday.
"I hope we won't be obliged to withdraw our diplomatic mission from Tehran if Iran fails to take the necessary measures to protect it," Prince Turki bin Mohammed told reporters.
Iranian students demonstrated on Monday outside the Saudi embassy in Tehran to condemn Riyadh's military intervention in Bahrain and the "murder" of Bahraini citizens, the official IRNA news agency had reported.
Iran's Fars news agency, which is close to conservatives, had reported that "six to seven petrol bombs were hurled against the embassy" as students chanted slogans against the ruling Sunni dynasties in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
On Sunday, Prince Turki said: "Shiites in the Gulf are our brothers and have national rights under the umbrella of their loyalty (to their countries) and not to the outside."
Iran has repeatedly condemned the dispatch of Saudi troops to Bahrain to support the Bahraini forces' crackdown on demonstrations there by Shiites who form the majority of the population of the country.
Iran is predominantly a Shiite Muslim country.
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I looked at the picture of this little girl and it broke my heart. There she is...in a crowd of people...with her mother...yet except for the contrast of white on the hijab, there is not ONE visible color. It is a sea of black. That is her future.
Syrian security forces opened fire before dawn on hundreds of anti-government protesters staging a sit-in, shooting live ammunition and tear gas before chasing them through the streets for hours, witnesses said Tuesday.
There were casualties but the exact number was not immediately clear.
"They shot at everything, there was smoke everywhere," an activist in the central city of Homs told The Associated Press by telephone, asking that his name not be used because he feared for his personal safety. "I saw people on the ground, some shot in their feet, some in the stomach."
The streets were largely deserted by early afternoon, with people staying inside their homes.
Hundreds of people had gathered Monday at Clock Square in the center of Homs, bringing mattresses, food and water to the site for an Egypt-style standoff. They vowed to stay until President Bashar Assad is ousted - a brazen escalation of the monthlong uprising against the country's authoritarian regime.
An eyewitness said police used loudspeakers to call on protesters to evacuate the area around 2 a.m. Shortly afterward, security forces moved in, firing first tear gas, then live ammunition at fleeing protesters.
"They went up to people's homes, they arrested many," a Homs resident said by telephone. "We heard ambulances all night."
Three people in Homs confirmed the account, all of them asking for anonymity for fear of government reprisals.
The witnesses' accounts could not be independently confirmed because Syria has placed tight restrictions on media outlets and expelled foreign journalists.
At least 200 people have been killed over the past month as security forces have launched a deadly crackdown on a growing protest movement, human rights groups say. The government has coupled dry promises of reform with brutal tactics to quell the unrest, using the widely despised security forces and unleashing pro-regime thugs known as shabiha.
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The world burns and obama contents himself with slandering Paul Ryan, calling him an evil man who will not protect autistic children or children with Down's Syndrome during his so-called budget speech where an invited Ryan was sitting front row center.
Now he goes on the road to do more of the same. I don't think he is sane. AND I don't think he cares if the whole world comes to an end tomorrow as long as he has his fun today.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2707239/posts
Syria ‘lifts emergency law’
Al Jazeera ^ | Aprile 19th 2011 | Cal Perry
Posted on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 11:37:50 AM by Cardhu
Syria’s government has passed a bill lifting the country’s emergency law, in place for 48 years, just hours after security forces fired on protesters.
Tuesday’s move is a key demand of pro-reform demonstrators who have been holding protests across the country for weeks.
A senior lawyer said Bashar al-Assad, Syria’s president, was yet to sign the legislation, but that his signature was a formality.
According to the country’s official SANA news agency the government also abolished the state security court, which handled the trials of political prisoners, and approved a new law allowing the right to peaceful protests.
However the interior ministry also passed a law that says citizens must obtain permission to demonstrate, the agency said, hours after the ministry imposed a total ban on political gatherings.
Syria’s emergency law gave the government a free hand to arrest people without charge and extended the state’s authority into virtually every aspect of citizens’ lives.
I am wondering if we are seeing the run-up to a full scale inter-islam war for final power here. This low level cold war has been going on for decades. But iran and saudi arabia have never faced each other flat out in war. Every war has been through surrogates and groups they support.
shia and sunni are drawing a very bright line in the ME. Sooner or later someone is going to claim leadership of all of islam because there can be no caliphate until there is a well defined leader. Like a pack of wild animals, (and the saudi royal house,) you have got to kill off the previous leader to take his place. The sauds murdered hussein for control. Now the question is who kills off who? The house of saud? Or the mullahs of iran?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2707255/posts
Nigeria Demonstrates How Muslims Lose Elections
moonbattery.com ^ | 04/19/2011 | n/a
Posted on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 12:07:54 PM by massmike
Deadly rioting erupted across Nigeria’s largely Muslim north on Monday as youths torched churches and homes in anger at President Goodluck Jonathan’s election victory. Jonathan, the first president from the oil producing Niger Delta, was declared the winner with around 57 percent of votes. He defeated Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler from the north, who got around 31 percent. Observers have called the poll the fairest in decades in Africa’s most populous nation. But to Muslims, an election is only valid if they win. If they don’t, there is violence. The Muslim north went up in flames.
Maybe. It may depend on who gets the upper hand in the US. With obama eating out of iran’s hand and AQ gunning for the Sauds while being promoted by the obscene one, it may be mahdi time.
Rock around the clock, soon.
They have also posted signs warning of "gay-free" zones and defaced posters featuring bikini-clad models.
THERE IS no profile of the typical domestic terrorist recruit.
Since President Obama’s election on November 4, 2008, there were forty-seven plots carried out or attempted by non-Muslim extremists in the United States. That is more than twice the number of attacks attempted or carried out by Muslim extremist groups during that same period.
MR. KING is correct that the threat of violent Muslim extremism is far more serious to U.S. national security than any other group—at this stage in history.
Another intersection of our 'Left' and Islamist MO. And another 'warning' as well. . .
This info available to all 'net worthy' Gays; just as so many warnings available to our Jewish population; and as well, those who espouse and favor, libertine MO's per our culture; while praising all things Islamic in next breath.
Have wondered, 'when will they get the message?' The one, that should give them pause; and a great deal more.
I think the 2012 election is going to be fierce, but the violence will come from the hard left and the unions. The muslims are laughing at us. They are busy setting up their caliphate across three continents while we eat ourselves alive here.
They are setting up their cells all across the country, but they aren’t ready to take on free Ameicans yet. They prefer to attack those who won’t fight back They are doing jihad here using our own courts and our own constitution against us. IF they decide to do violent jihad here now, they would lose. The way they are doing it, they are winnng, and no one is really trying to stop them. Especially with this admin in power here.
The gay community and the morally corrupt Hollywood and Broadway crowd are obviously completely lacking in understanding the receptiveness (or lack thereof) of Islam toward their way of life. Punishments administered via sharia law for them would be severe.
I viewed videos of woman in Iran being arrested and or spoken to by the “Modesty Brigade” that goes around warning or arresting woman whose hair is not covered enough or hangs out etc. Amazing how these people intimidate each other using their religion when there is nothing in the Koran about wearing a Hijab.
Mama, that picture of the little girl in the article is so gut-wrenching. Her eyes are so sad. It makes you wonder how the world can stand by and allow these things. And then you see how our own government is trying to control our children and it gives me chills. You have to wonder what is next.
So many of the rules and regulations kids have to follow in some schools is stealth shariah and they don’t even know it. These rules are put into place if there is only one muslim attending that school. It is frightening.
Bolton’s been speaking about Irans efforts to entice Egypt on this very thing. Says we need to realize this is a dangerous union if the Sunni’s and the Shia’s actually do unite. But then we know that they will.
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