Posts Tagged ‘Moral Inversion’

Dhimmis after the Muslim vote: Cameron, William Hague and Sayeeda Warsi get multikulti at the Faisal Mosque, Islamabad

Including ours:

Yesterday, The Daily Telegraph published an article by James Kirkup on a speech by Baroness Warsi, in which she claimed that ‘Islamophobia’ had now ‘passed the dinner table test’ and become socially acceptable among non-Muslim Britons.

The article recorded some 1500 posts, mostly disagreeing with her – some somewhat vehemently. We posted the following contribution this morning:

• Much higher proclivity to commit crime than the general population
• Sexual grooming ‘rape rings’ abusing underage non-Muslim girls (exclusively Muslim)
• Much higher unemployment than the general population
• Widespread benefit fraud
• Fake charities channelling money to Hamas and worse
• Widespread electoral fraud
• Honour killings
• Institutionalised misogyny
• Institutionalised homophobia
• Institutionalised anti-Semitism
• Underage marriages under the noses of the authorities
• Forced marriages under the noses of the authorities
• Hardline clerics preaching Jihad across hundreds of Saudi-funded mosques
• Preeminence in the British heroin dealing industry
• Doing nothing whatsoever to counteract terror supporters in their community
• Widespread immigration fraud

… what’s not to like?

British people are tolerant to those deserving of tolerance – and respect immigrant communities that make a genuinely positive contribution to the country.

They also realise that not all Muslims are involved in the above activities. But the Muslim community in Britain, cheered on by laissez-faire multiculturalism, is increasingly characterised by the above activities: not because Brits are waay-cist (we’re not on the whole, as it happens – it’s difficult to think of a people more fair-minded and tolerant, in fact) – but because they are happening.

It isn’t ‘Islamophobia’ when it’s true, Sayeeda. People are merely beginning to call it how they see it.

:::braces for incoming from the obvious fake-named MPACUK tools on here this morning::

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The two East Jerusalem Arab suspects- Musa Hamada from the Sur Baher neighborhood and his friend Bassem Omeri, an Israeli citizen from Beit Safafa

Employees of the British consulate in Jerusalem were arrested by Israeli police investigating a planned terror attack on a sports stadium, it has emerged.

Two Palestinians were charged by a court on Sunday with planning a rocket attack on Teddy Stadium, home to the Beitar football team.

Three more Palestinians, two of them maintenance men employed by the British Consulate General, were arrested on suspicion of supplying them with guns. All five were arrested in November but the details have only now emerged following Sunday’s court hearing. Read the rest of this entry »

Arabist tools and left wing fools: the uninformed sympathy for 'Palestinians' in Britain is helping facilitate a haven for Islamic terrorism unlike anywhere else in the developed world

Defense Ministry says Palestinian Return Center in north London involved in ‘initiating and organizing radical and violent activity against Israel in Europe’

Israel’s defense ministry has accused a London-based Palestinian center of “terror-affiliated activities” and being the organizational arm of the militant Islamic Hamas movement in Europe.

Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip and advocates violent opposition to the Jewish state, is designated by the European Union as a terrorist organisation. Read the rest of this entry »

Laudable display of moral clarity and common sense from the British/Canadian talkshow host. Enjoy. [H/t - Sheikh Yermami]

Genocide and slavery OK, lighting makeup for a male model and sharing the catwalk with women - er, not so OK...

A Sudanese court convicted seven men of indecency on Wednesday after police accused them of wearing makeup during a fashion show in Khartoum, their lawyer said.

The men, amateur models at the “Sudanese Next Top Model Fashion Show” in June, were arrested by the public order police, a body known for its crackdowns on perceived indecent dress and drinking in the Muslim north, one defendant told Reuters.

All seven were found guilty on Wednesday and each fined 200 Sudanese pounds, as was a woman who faced the same charge for applying the makeup, said lawyer Nabil Adib. Read the rest of this entry »