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The handiwork of Israel's 'peace partners' - and your Jizya tax £$¥€ - at work

Their mothers must be so proud. Another ‘give ‘em a state’ moment from those adorable ‘Palestinians’:

JERUSALEM – Palestinian gunmen opened fire Tuesday on an Israeli car in the West Bank and killed four passengers on the eve of a new round of Mideast peace talks in Washington. The Islamic militant group Hamas claimed responsibility.

Assailants firing from a passing car riddled the vehicle with bullets as it traveled near Hebron — a volatile city that has been a flash point of violence in the past. Some 500 ultranationalist Jewish settlers live in heavily fortified enclaves in the city amid more than 100,000 Palestinians. Read the rest of this entry »

Abandoned patient in Turkish hospital during Ramadan-fast break. A note is pinned to the lift door.

An unfortunate but prosaic situation – yet at the same time, a highly symbolic reminder of EU Candidate Turkey’s recent slide into Islamism:

It seems that these days, everything stops for Allah:

The Turkish Health Ministry has launched an investigation after a patient waited at the door of an X-ray service in a hospital, which was closed for half an hour at the time for fast-breaking.

Mustafa Mor’s car went off the road and crashed into a tree in the Nizip district of the southern province of Gaziantep. Bekir Karabacak, a passerby, took him and his cousin, who has the same name and was a passenger in the vehicle, to the Nizip Public Hospital. The doctors thought that the passenger Mor might have had a broken leg and sent him to the X-ray service. Read the rest of this entry »

Kenyan security forces on the border with Somalia have clashed with suspected members of the al-Shabab group, officials and residents said.

Wilson Murungi, the commissioner of Lagdera, said al-Shabab fighters ambushed a Kenyan border patrol and wounded one officer [Updated - one officer injured and one dead - Ed].

“The attack was not a raid inside [Kenya]. Our officers were attacked as they conducted a normal patrol. The armed group fired at them on the other side of the border,” Murungi said. Read the rest of this entry »

Today, we remember the five-year anniversary of one of the darkest hours in British history, when 52 completely innocent people were murdered horrifically and in cold blood by cowardly Muslim terrorists, on 7th July, 2005.

Britain was basking in glorious weather – and a flush of uncharacteristic national pride at our being nominated for the 2010 Olympic Games in 2012 the day before.

The morning started out normally enough. Then reports began to trickle from the breakfast radio shows, of a series of power outages affecting large parts of the Tube system. This soon turned into something else altogether, as the story could be contained no longer. We were soon to discover that we had suffered the worst peacetime attack on British soil in our history – at the hands of an evil, alien ideology; yet carried out by men born here.

This day must serve as a stark reminder to us all about the threat we face from Islamic terrorism; which sadly, five years on, is with us more than ever. Our thoughts need to be with families of the fallen and the survivors today – as they continue to struggle with the trauma of having lived the unimaginable horror inflicted on London that day; as they will for the rest of their lives.

We must remain vigilant. We must never forget.

Apparently claiming to be acting against Israel is now a legitimate defence in England and Wales

Five activists who caused £180,000 damage to an arms factory were acquitted after they argued they were seeking to prevent Israeli war crimes.

The five were jubilant after a jury found them not guilty of conspiring to cause criminal damage to the factory on the outskirts of Brighton.

The five admitted they had broken in and sabotaged the factory, but argued they were legally justified in doing so.

They believed that EDO MBM, the firm that owns the factory, was breaking export regulations by manufacturing and selling to the Israelis military equipment which would be used in the occupied territories. They wanted to slow down the manufacture of these components, and impede what they believed were war crimes being committed by Israel against the Palestinians. Read the rest of this entry »