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thabet 1:27 pm on March 28, 2011 Permalink
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If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck…

Europe is Islamizing at a rapid pace. Many European cities have large Islamic concentrations. In some neighbourhoods, Islamic regulations are already being enforced. Women’s rights are being trampled. We are confronted with headscarves and burqa’s [sic], polygamy, female genital mutilation, honor-killings. “In each one of our cities” says Oriana Fallaci, “there is a second city, a state within the state, a government within the government. A Muslim city, a city ruled by the Koran.”

Ladies and gentlemen, make no mistake: The multiculturalist Left is facilitating Islamization. Leftist multiculturalists are cheering for every new shariah bank, for every new Islamic school, for every new mosque. Multiculturalists consider Islam as being equal to our own culture. Shariah law or democracy? Islam or freedom? It doesn’t really matter to them. But it does matter to us. The entire leftist elite is guilty of practising cultural relativism. Universities, churches, trade unions, the media, politicians. They are all betraying our hard-won liberties.

…it’s probably a duck.

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- thabet 1:32 pm on March 28, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  Worth noting that ‘sharia finance’ was supported by Nicolas Sarkozy and Gordon Brown, hardly members of the “multicultural left” or any kind of ‘left’. If anything, leftists are going to have rather harsh words to say about ‘Islamic’ financial capitalism as they are about ‘western’ financial capitalism.
buzz 4:58 pm on March 27, 2011 Permalink
Tags: ethnic fundamentalism ( 7 ), fundamentalism ( 23 ), hypocrites ( 4 ), immigration, Islamists ( 59 ), Terrorism ( 456 ), uk muslims ( 18 )

Leicester, an industrial city in central England, is home to the most conservative Islamic population anywhere in Europe, according to American diplomatic cables that were obtained and recently released by the website, Wikileaks. Leicester is also on track to become the first majority non-white city in British history.

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- Maitham 10:07 pm on March 27, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  My feeling is that this has nothing to do with Islam and everything to do with unregulated multi-culturalism. If you subsidize the creation and maintenance of isolated, radically anti-mainstream sub-societies, then perhaps this is the natural result. The long and rich history of Islam can provide a suitable ideology to galvanize these pockets of radicalism, but it is not the cause.
- Abu Noor Al-Irlandee 9:49 am on March 28, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  I don’t know enough about Leicester or its social problems to comment on their extent or their causes. I have in the past listened to a lot of lectures by Shaykh Abu Yusuf Riyadh-ul-Haq and based on that and an ability to read I can tell that this is a biased and bigoted screed which is not at all interested in the truth either.
- Maitham 8:50 am on March 29, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  I want to say that I have a great deal of respect for conservative Islam, and I think that the “Western world” has evolved alot of social/cultural problems that cry out for a remedy. But when people are told to abstain from music and sports and wish death to their countrymen (obviously not the norm in most American conservative communities), deep down in my gut that just feels very, very wrong. I agree that this article is written from a biased perspective, but some of the things it mentions would disturb me from almost any perspective.
  - Abu Noor Al-Irlandee 8:18 am on March 30, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    I think there is an interesting discussion to be had here, and I have a lot to say about it, but I just think it is poisoned with the sort of nonsense that was quoted at the beginning of this thread. Also I don’t want to make it about Leicester in particular, because as I said, I do not know what the reality is there. Maybe I’ll try to start another thread about the whole idea of traditional religous teachings and “social integration”, etc.
    - aziz 8:34 am on March 30, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
      
      i look forward to that – and to your thoughts on that other post of mine a while back about guilt.
    - bk 8:42 am on March 30, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
      
      This story is not necessarily about dumping on conservative Islam and it is unnecessarily defensive to react that way.
      
      The story, to my mind, and the reason I posted it, is that wikileaks found the US concerned and intervening in UK affairs and that MI6 seemed to think that was necessary.
      
      Of course the back story is that fundamentalist Islam is on a collision course with modernity. It will be hard now for western backed dictators to keep the younger generation of Muslims in the Middle East back in the 7th century.
aziz 3:49 pm on February 22, 2011 Permalink
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and yet, none dare call it terrorism.

A Washington state resident who once bragged she was going to take her Minutemen group to the “next level” was sentenced to death Tuesday for plotting a deadly home invasion that took the life of a 9-year-old Arivaca girl and her father.

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- Dean Esmay 6:42 pm on February 22, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  At first I was going to quibble with you, saying that to be terrorism you have to be attempting to strike terror into the hearts of a large ethnic, religious, racial, etc. group. Then I realized oh, duh…
- Mc Kiernan 7:09 pm on February 22, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  Not sure, but terrorism ought best be associated with John Allen Muhammad and his spree killing
  
  episodes across multiple states rather than in this case.
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Allen_Muhammad
  
  rather than a nut case
  - aziz 6:18 am on February 25, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    “best” be associated? I disagree rather profoundly. Consider the implication of your grammar.
  - McKiernan 10:02 pm on March 4, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    Correction:
    
    … terrorism is a term more properly assigned to John Allen Muhammad and his spree killing
    
    episodes across multiple states rather than in this case.
    - aziz 7:37 am on March 5, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
      
      “more properly” ? I also disagree. Now you’re just deflecting. Calling one terrorism doesnt detract from the other also being terrorism. There isnt any conservation of mass type principle here.
- McKiernan 6:16 pm on March 5, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  I’m not deflecting.
  
  Was not John Allen Muhammad engaging in multi-state random acts of terrorism on an unsuspecting population which included terrorizing multiple individuals across multiple states who just happened to be living in areas along his spree killing routes ?
  
  His history is NOT psychiatric. “Muhammad admitted that he admired and modeled himself after Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda, and approved of the September 11 attacks”.
  
  Forgive me, but I happen to put the psychiatric nut-case person in the Charles Manson category.
  
  I didn’t say the other case wasn’t terrorism. She and her accomplices will have merited the death penalty.
  
  But the cases about which DHS is concerned are those sane politically motivated groups or individuals with malicious intent that threaten national security.
  
  See: Ft. Hood attack, see Sarin gas attack on Tokyo trains 1995 by members of Aum Shinrikyo,
  
  See, the brit/idiot that couldn’t light his exploding shoes on the UK-USA airliner.
  
  There is a conservation of mass type principle here.
  - aziz 7:06 am on March 7, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    You are bringing up the DC sniper out of thin air. Of course that was terrorism. You’re trowing out more chaff.
    
    Now we are talking about DHS. Why? Fort Hood? wtf?
    
    Oh, I see. You’ve got a thesis that the word “terrorism” is a political label and that musim acts always merit the label, but there’s a Big Conspiracy to hush that up, because of political correctness. RIght? How original.
- Mc Kiernan 4:39 pm on March 7, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  Please be advised, it is occasionally frustrating to attempt communication with people with pre-programmed subliminal adversarial thought process.
  
  The person whom I know is well aware of the 100’s of definitions of the word terrorism and how that particular word seems to be the primary electrode in some radon transformers.
  
  But that was not the case of the person I know. He was attempting to organize some of those highly charged ideations in some sort of plausible dialogue category.
  
  Just a hint. If one enters the word terrorism at wiki.com, the following multi-definitions will present themselves…
  
  It kind of demonstrates the futility of internet/chat/blog dialogue. May we agree ?
  
  en.wikipedia dot org
  simple.wikipedia dot org
  dkosopedia dot com
  en.citizen dot org
  
  Please note War on Terrorism is now called by the big people in the Oval office as
  
  “Overseas Contingency Operation”.
  
  That should help.
  - aziz 7:59 pm on March 7, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    Since your usual posture is adversarial, why are you surprised that I assume that’s your intent?
    
    Look, I’ve been arguing for years that the word “terrorism” has been diluted of meaning. A guy flies a plane into a building – not terrorism. 19 guys fly planes into two buildings. Terrorism. Ultimately it boils down to the fundamental rule: violence committed by muslims is terrorism, violence comitted by others is (insert other phrase). Well, if (other phrase) is applicable for the non-muslim, why cant it be applied for the muslim?
    
    You know, I’m not saying you cant call terrorism terrorism. Im saying that if we are going to draw nuance and distinctions, lets do so equally. Fort Hood was terrorism, but it wasnt Al Qaeda grand jihad terror, it was lone disturbed individual susceptible to predatory propaganda terror. The DC sniper and teh Austin pilot – both terror. And the murder of Aasiya Zubair – not terrorism, or honor killing, at all.
    
    When I see distinctions being drawn for muslims teh way they are drawn fro non muslims, then Ill be satisfied. My critique is of the double standard. I want a single standard – the one that indeed says that not every act of violence is terrorism, onl certain ones are – s lets focus our attention accordingly.
- hakim 7:11 pm on March 9, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  As-salaamu ‘alaykum
  Think Progress has a post up regarding MPAC’s January 2011 terrorism stats report –taken from publicly available FBI and crime statistics — in which the number of terror plots since 9-11 by non-Muslims outnumber those by Muslims 80-45. Plots by anti-government extremists and White supremacists taken together come to 63.
  http://thinkprogress.org/?p=149537
thabet 2:03 pm on September 18, 2010 Permalink
Tags: dog whistle politics ( 3 ), elections ( 41 ), immigration, media ( 491 ), racism ( 249 ), Superior Sophisticated Civilisation Watch ( 44 ), sweden ( 10 )

Sophisticated:

Swedish TV channel TV4 announced on Friday that it has refused to broadcast a campaign advert by the far-right Sweden Democrats because it claims it contains racial hatred [...] The party wanted to pay the channel 1.5 million kronor ($201,240) to run the ad. The half-minute advert shows a race in which an elderly woman with a walker is chased by a group of burqa-clad women pushing prams with a slogan promising to safeguard pension funding at the expense of immigration.
thabet 3:52 pm on September 7, 2010 Permalink
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I have to admit I’ve been surprised and disappointed by the Park51 ‘outcry’; however, remember that in Europe things are far, far worse.

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- MikeLyons 4:32 am on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  Anti-Muslim bias is bad in parts of Europe; but that’s Europe. In the U.S. there is no legitimate stat or fact (like number of hate crimes) which shows that the Muslim population here is more put-upon or discriminated against than even the protestant majority (Southern Baptists as slightly discriminated against in the North and Western U.S.)
  - Hitch 7:55 am on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    On Europe, I think it’s fair to say that it’s locally very different within Europe. Specifically anti-immigrant sentiment and pre-history play sizable factors. It’s like mixing the Arizona story with the Park51 story. In Germany it’s Turkey, in France it’s Algier. I don’t know the UK situation that well but I’d guess it’s Pakistan. All not only loaded with anti-immigration but also historic narratives.
    
    But what you say about the US is lunacy. There are plenty of studies that show what you deny. In studies about distrust, conservative christians clock in at 6%, and muslims are at over 30%, baseline is 2%. The Minnesota study is without doubt legitimate, and is published under peer review.
    - MikeLyons 10:19 am on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
      
      HItch,
      
      Hate crime incident based on bias from the FBI, 2008.
      
      Anti-Islamic 105 123 130 85 (Muslims comprise 0.6% of population)
      Anti-Jewish 1,013 1,055 1,145 353 (Jews comprise 1.7% of population)
      
      Remember, there has been spike in hate crimes in Europe against Jews unaccounted for by European racism, meaning a lot of it is done by Muslim immigrants.
      
      And even the FBI thinks those numbers against Muslims are artificially inflated where “activists” will claim a crime as “anti-muslim” when either it was no such thing or there was no such crime.
      
      BTW, I admit one mistake: I should have said the “Christian Majority”, I was misremembering. But still anti-Christian hate crime outnumber anti-muslim hate crimes.
      - Hitch 11:19 am on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
        
        Well you changed your story. And you still twist number to fit your aim. It’s ridiculous to say that anti-christian hate crimes outnumber anti-muslim hate crimes if you do not normalize for population.
        
        If you normalize you get 1 christian victim for 1 148 3576 (1 in 1 million), 1 muslim victim in 10377 (1 in 10 thousand) and sadly 1 jewish victim in 2341.
        
        Difference in per-group likelihood of being victim of a hate-crime as a christian for being a christian compared to a muslim for being a muslim: A factor of just over 100.
        
        And yes hate crime statistics are subject to all sorts of biases, including reporting, categorization errors etc. But leave that aside. You proposed it as a measure.
        
        You say it’s the same? Clearly you normalize when it serves your argument and you do not normalize when it doesn’t.
        
        Are racist, anti-jewish and anti-gay hate crimes a serious problem? Absolutely. But that is not the story you were trying to tell.
        
        So, yes it is lunacy to pretend that anti-muslim sentiment is anywhere on par with anti-christian sentiments (or anti-southern baptists for that matter). That was your original claim.
- MikeLyons 12:53 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  Not saying it’s not a problem. But it’s nowhere near the problem of the rampant hate-crimes by Muslims against any non-Muslim (or even not-devout-enough Muslims. See honor killings) in Muslim dominated countries and countries with a growing Muslim population. Plus the fact that the FBI, which is known for accurate crime stats, basically handed CAIR their butt and admitted that with the over-reporting of Muslim hate crimes when their not anti-muslim or their not crimes that the numbers would be wildly overstated.
  
  I’m not saying Muslims don’t face bias crimes, we all do; it’s just anti-Muslim bias crimes are so minuscule, and “Islamphobia” such a non-problem (in this country) that it really only warrants talking about on paranoid websites. Muslim-on-Muslim crimes (for not being religious enough) and Muslim terrorism are much larger problems.
  
  Just check the stats….
  - Sidwell 1:02 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    Yes, the right-wing often liked to show the tolerance of American by showing a markedly sharp decrease in hate crimes against muslims RIGHT after 9/11.
  - shams 1:05 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    Muslim-on-Muslim crimes (for not being religious enough) and Muslim terrorism are much larger problems
    
    that is not our bidness.
    our bidness is american citizens, some of whom are currently bleeding and dying in the Epic Fail of the Grand Misadventure of the Manifest Destiny of Judeoxian Democray in MENA.
    al-Islam is EGT immune to proselytization in situ.
    - shams 1:07 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
      
      aka the Bush Doctrine, and COIN, which is the Bush Doctrine cut down to village size.
    - MikeLyons 1:24 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
      
      Muslim Terrorism isn’t our problem? Really? So faced with the 20K Jihadi attempts worldwide and the dozens of attempts nationwide in 9 year we should just shrug?
      
      al-Islam is EGT immune to proselytization in situ.
      
      Yeah, that’s many Muslim nations (and Sharia) forbid trying to convert and why Muslims in Michigan called the police because *gasp* four peaceful Christians were handing out leaflets outside their festival.
      
      Because we all know leaflets and open dialogue about religion are far worse than violent terrorism!
      - shams 2:15 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
        
        In situ, al-Islam cannot be proselytized. (John Maynard-Smith, Evolution and the Theory of Games).
        Christianity evolved proselytizing as a strategy that increased reps over Jewish birthright– anyone could become a christian, by accepting the Christ. al-Islam, the next evolution of Abrahamic religions, became the most inclusive. al-Islam incorporated the constituencies (the doctrine of the People of the Book), the sacred jewish and christian texts, and all the prophets of both older religions. In addition, shariah forbade proselytization and preaching, out-marriage of muslimahs, and created harsh punishment for apostasy. There was freedom of religion in the Caliphate– Jews and Christians could be citizens– but proselytization was outlawed.
        That is one reason “implanting westernstyle democracy” was such and Epic Fail.
        EGT immunity.
        
        shams 2:17 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink
        
        congregants, not constituencies.
        pardon.
  - Hitch 2:16 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    I am not a friend of the notion of comparative misery. Certainly human-rights violation or violence in country X does not mean we should turn a blind eye to or apologize the same, even if it’s lesser in country Y.
    
    But it seems to me that’s not the issue even. You have seen the Dearborn heckling videos on YouTube. These guys were not looking for open dialogue. I’m not a fan of how disorderly conduct is used by the police at times, but there is a use for it, as this case shows.
    
    And that’s your grievance? I’m sorry, but that’s not serious.
- MikeLyons 1:26 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  BTW, by anyones standard the local PD and the muslims who called the police in Dearborn were committing a hate-crime of civil rights-violating proportion and should be sued to their last penny.
  - shams 2:16 pm on September 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    why do christians seek to proselytize muslims when muslims are immune?
- Sidwell 9:06 am on September 9, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
  
  Imam Rauf was on CNN last night, danced exactly the way opponents wanted him to with a condemnation of Hamas, and still gets blasted by idiots like Trevino. Seriously, Aziz, why are you friends with such tools as Trevino and Totten?
  - Shams al-Nahar 9:46 am on September 9, 2010 Permalink | Log in to Reply
    
    No shit sherlock.
    The oligarchs are just spreading more poisoned grain for the cudlips, so they don’t see the hammer of the demographic timer at the end of the assembly line.
thabet 7:56 am on August 13, 2010 Permalink
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Phil Woolas is scum.
thabet 7:15 am on August 13, 2010 Permalink
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Turkish-Germans returning “home”:

Young Turkish-Germans are leaving the country where they were born to return to Turkey with their parents. According to a study form the Futureorg Institute in Dortmund, 38% of Turkish graduates would like to live in Turkey. Half of them claim that they “do not feel at home” in Germany, where they believe they are treated like foreigners. Approximately 5,000 of them took the step of emigrating in 2008.

Along with this sentiment of non-integration, another factor that encourages them to leave is the level of discrimination on the job market. According to a study conducted by the University of Konstanz, people with Turkish names are14% less likely to be called for job interviews. This is marked contrast to the situation they would enjoy in Turkey, where the economy has been booming in recent years and there are plenty of interesting jobs on offer to well qualified bilingual graduates.
thabet 11:07 am on July 19, 2010 Permalink
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Geert Wilders ‘to take anti-Islam party global’:

The anti-Muslim politician Geert Wilders, whose Freedom party (PVV) won 24 seats and third place in the Dutch national election last month, says he is forming international alliances to launch branches of his Islamophobic party across the Western world.

Almost 1.5m Dutch people voted for the PVV in June. Now Wilders, who is under constant 24-hour protection because of his incendiary public statements on Islam, has said he will start groups in the US, Canada, Britain, France and Germany later this year.

Wilders left the right-wing Liberal party (VVD), which came first in the recent general election with 31 seats, in 2004 in protest at their support for Turkey’s accession to the EU. He has since made his fierce opposition to Islam the central – and most frequently articulated – tenet of his new party.

Among other goals, he hopes his mooted international alliance will lead to a block on immigration from Islamic nations to the West and a ban on Sharia law.

Speaking to reporters at the Dutch parliament yesterday, Wilders said: “The message, ‘stop Islam, defend freedom’, is a message that’s not only important for the Netherlands but for the whole free Western world.”
He added: “The fight for freedom and [against] Islamisation as I see it is a worldwide phenomenon and problem to be solved.”
thabet 8:44 am on July 18, 2010 Permalink
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The immigration minister has said it would be “un-British” to ban the burqa:

Britain will not follow France by introducing a law banning women from wearing the burka, the immigration minister has ruled.

Damian Green said such a move would be “rather un-British” and run contrary to the conventions of a “tolerant and mutually respectful society”.

He said it would be “undesirable” for Parliament to vote on a burka ban in Britain and that there was no prospect of the Coalition proposing it.

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  Liberty has threatened to help sue Hollobone, one of the MPs who wanted a burqa ban, if he follows through on a threat not to meet with women wearing a burqa.
Lawrence of Arabia 11:17 pm on June 7, 2010 Permalink
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African Immigration: Risking it all for a better life in Israel.

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  Egyptians shoot and kill a woman at the border.
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  Four would-be immigrants killed in fight with smugglers, and two killed at border by Egyptian security.

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