Archive for June 5th, 2011
Google/YouTube Hall of Shame – Week 25
Conservative opinions? Be careful what you say... Islamic Jihad? That'll do nicely.
Time once again for our weekly visit to the the Google/YouTube Hall of Shame – checking out the Islamist video war porn that the Mountain View billionaires allow to proliferate (and profit from), on the world’s number one video sharing site. It’s Week 25.
As always, we’re working with our friends at the estimable YouTube Smackdown team.
While committing vast resources to ensure that they don’t get sued for copyright violations from Big Media and the Porno industry, Google/YouTube appears more than happy to allow often disturbingly-violent video clips to be able to make their way from some of the world’s most wanted Islamic terrorists (including luminaries from such esteemed organisations as Hamas, al-Qaeda, the Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba) – direct to your childrens’ bedrooms. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Enablers, Jihad, Terrorism, The Bigger Picture, Useful Idiots | 
Tags: Allah-Sanctioned Violence, Corporate Greed, Islamic Bloodlust, The War Against The Kuffar, YouTube Jihad | 
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E. Coli Jihad? Food Chain Under Threat from Terrorists, Warns UK Security Service
The E.Coli bacterium: just one of the methods terrorists could use to pollute food supply chains
Could German outbreak have been caused by terrorists? Why it’s a strong possibility:
“The UK suffers from a low level of malicious contamination of food by the bad, the mad and the sad. Now it has to consider the possibility of food supplies being disrupted by politically motivated groups.” UK Security Service official to food safety group
Manufacturers and retailers have been told that their sector is vulnerable to attacks by ideologically and politically motivated groups that may seek to cause widespread casualties and disruption by poisoning food supplies.
The warning from the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure [CPNI], which operates as part of the Security Service, comes as experts warned the deadly E.coli outbreak in Germany has highlighted the vulnerability of the food chain and how quickly bacteria can spread. Read the rest of this entry »
