Archive for the ‘Jihad In The U.S.’ Category

Where the 'charity' Zakat goes: Pakistan Taliban assasination operation, Peshawar

More proof (if it were needed) of what mosques are really for:

Federal authorities announce the indictment of six people for allegedly plotting to raise money to attack Americans and others overseas to bolster the Pakistani Taliban.

One of the three arrested is picked up in L.A., while three others are believed to be at large in Pakistan.

In the first case since the death earlier this month of Osama bin Laden, federal authorities announced Saturday that they have indicted six individuals, including one in Los Angeles, in a conspiracy to raise money to “murder, maim and kidnap” Americans and others overseas as part of a plot to bolster the Pakistani Taliban. Read the rest of this entry »

When what they leave out is more important than what they leave in: (Hat tip: Family Security Matters)

More media self-censorship as several US TV news reports play down a Jihad attempt against an airliner on approach into San Francisco. In the first report, an eyewitness states that the attacker was screaming ‘Allahu Akbar!’ – but this fundamental fact is subsequently airbrushed from several further reports, where – as is almost universally the case with the mainstream media these days – he is referred to as a ‘man’, albeit one with ‘a Yemeni passport’.

When an attempted act of Islamic terrorism on a domestic US flight was diluted to ‘Unruly Passenger’, can you really trust what you’re seeing and reading in the mainstream media?

As we reported yesterday, large news organisations are routinely watering down or hiding material facts from your news – especially those which relate to the gift of Cultural Enrichment™ brought to you every day, in so many ways, by the Religion of Peace.

Over 80 percent of US terror convictions since 9/11 involved radical Islamism, according to a Department of Justice report. Shocker:

You know how it is. You’re casually conversing in ‘polite company’ and mention something about terrorism and Islam in the same sentence. It isn’t going to be long before someone deploys the ‘Islamophobia™’ grenade. Usually this will be followed by the Tiny Minority of Extremists™ conversation-stopper.

Well, choke with guilt and self-loathing no more! Begone with mealy-mouthed backpedalling! You might just be the right side of normal, after all.

More than 80 percent of all convictions tied to international terrorist groups and homegrown terrorism since 9/11 involve defendants driven by a radical Islamist agenda, a review of US Department of Justice statistics shows.

Though Muslims represent about 1 percent of the American population, they constitute defendants in 186 of the 228 cases DOJ lists. Read the rest of this entry »

Pat turns his considerable firepower on the nexus of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood in the US – the insidious Islamist lawfarers of the Council on Islamic Relations (CAIR). The objective of these anti-American arch courtroom Jihadists is nothing less than the total subversion of American values – and softening Americans up for dhimmitude.

All this while dressed, naturally, in the colours of ‘civil rights’ and ‘inclusivity’ – and then there’s that fluffy, conciliatory-sounding name.

And the most worrying thing about CAIR? The fact that, time after time, case after case – they’re getting away with it. More background on them here.

Enjoy.

Eric holder, US Attorney General, 'reassures' Muslims groups that DoJ is not biased against them

Just why do Western politicians seem to feel it obligatory to justify themselves to (and prostrate themselves before) Muslims, at every opportunity?

Attorney General Eric Holder reiterated his resolve to prosecute hate crimes while standing behind the methods used in anti-terrorism cases during a speech Friday night before a Muslim advocacy group near San Francisco.

Speaking to Muslim Advocates, a San Francisco-based group, Holder told the group that he’s heard from many Muslim and Arab Americans who feel uneasy and singled out by law enforcement. Read the rest of this entry »