Posts Tagged ‘The Worm Turns’

The scene of Dutch film-maker Van Gogh's brutal murder by a Netherlands Muslim, for his supposed 'offending' of Islam, November 2004 in Amsterdam

The Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation in Germany has published a study on intolerance and prejudice in Europe. The study “Intolerance, Prejudice and Discrimination” is available in German and English.

After statistical testing, three statements were used to produce the anti-Muslim attitudes mean scale (Table 7, items 18 to 20). These cover the general impression that there are too many Muslims in the country, the charge that Muslims make too many demands, and broad-brush criticism of Islam as a religion of intolerance. Read the rest of this entry »

Sharing the love: Iranian weapons ranged by Hezbollah against the Israeli population

Great example of reverse lawfare – Muslims seem endlessly to be suing the kuffar for something or other – this dramatic turning of the tables by long-suffering Israelis is certainly something we’d like to see more of:

A group of 91 victims of Hizbullah-fired Katyusha missiles in the Second Lebanon War have filed a $1.2 billion lawsuit in a U.S. federal court, charging that the Qatar-based Al Jazeera network’s war coverage aided the terrorist group.

The plaintiffs are family members who were wounded or are relatives of victims of the rockets that rained down on northern Israel for 34 days in the summer of 2006. The Kaplan vs. Al Jazeera suit seeks compensatory and punitive damages. Read the rest of this entry »

As France debates banning the wearing of the burka, it is reported that over half of voters in four other major EU countries – UK, Italy, Spain and Germany. – also support Sarkozy in his attempt to rid France of Oppressionwear.

We can’t help but wonder what the results of this survey would reveal were it repeated across the other 22 member states.

The Financial Times commissioned the survey and has the full story here (registration may be required).

Study shows Britons becoming increasingly fed up with the Islamisation of their country

Are people in the UK becoming ‘intolerant or bigoted’? Or is is that are they just beginning to catch on to the tricks of the multiculturalists and enablers of Islamisation?

More than half the population would be strongly opposed to a mosque being built in their neighbourhood, the study found.

A large proportion of the country believes that the multicultural experiment has failed, with 52 per cent considering that Britain is deeply divided along religious lines and 45 per cent saying that religious diversity has had a negative impact.

Only a quarter of Britons feel positive towards Muslims, while more than a third report feeling “cool” towards them.
The findings, to be published later this month in the respected British Social Attitudes Survey, show that far greater opposition to Islam than to any other faith and reveal that most people are willing to limit freedom of speech in an attempt to silence religious extremists. Read the rest of this entry »

…some changes and events we think will feature strongly in the coming year:

Régime Change in Iran

Where's her vote?

..probably won’t happen – unfortunately. Though Ahmadinejad and the hard-Islamist Mullahs have proven themselves to be little other than sadistic, ultraviolent despots who detest the people they are supposed to represent, they are proving overwhelming in their resilience; despite the enormous groundswell of protest after the disputed elections last year.

However, at the very least, the political élite will be busy securing emergency plans for their escape – just in case.

Say Goodbye to Modesty:

Not your Dad's X-Ray: Millimetre Wave technology could increase your security - and your blushes

Islamic terrorism’s discovery of virtually undetectable binary explosives will mean Millimetre Wave ‘full-body-scanners springing up at airports around the world next year. At first, only on inbound US routes, but then -  as with all erosions of privacy – their spread will be irresistible.  Look out for (and allow time for) will also be more pat-downs, bag searches, questions and in-flight restrictions.

The time, inconvenience and expense for all this extra security? Consider it yet another slice of Islam tax non-Muslims will have to pick up.

Might be a good time to invest in companies like Cisco. Their ‘Telepresence’ videoconferencing technology will mean you can ‘be there’ without actually being there (if you see what we mean), for vital business meetings and such.

Yemen – the new Afghanistan

Yemen: The new battleground against Islamic Supremacism

Al-Qaeda, increasingly fearful of US drone operations on the Pakistan/Afghan borders (a highly successful aspect of the current military operations there), have already started to flock there. Expect the Taliban to follow in the exodus – but they will most likely disperse into the large Pakistan cities such as Karachi and Lahore (probably aided and abetted by the treacherous ISI, the Pakistani ‘Intelligence Service’).

New British Government:

Cameron: Here comes another one - just like the other one..

…same old Arabism, multiculturalism and dhimmitude. There may be a small degree of window-dressing, but by and large David Cameron will be anxious for his Conservative business chums to continue to profit from the not-so-stealthy importation of third-world immigrants (and consequent increases in indigenous unemployment) started by his opposite numbers in the what-will-be-by-then opposition Labour party.

The People Will Speak Up:

Standing up for Israel and Western values: demonstrators in London last year

The British people, naturally tolerant and slow to anger, will finally show signs of their frustration with the Islamisation of their country.  The UK arm of an organisation called SIOE (Stop The Islamisation of Europe), will also see its ranks swell – although it would do well to make alliances with secular groups such as the council of ex-Muslims of Britain and Jewish groups.

The English Defence League, a somewhat rag-tag group of mainly young male soccer fans, will have to lose its beer-swilling, football-chanting image (it needs to); and make a coherent case for what it stands for, if it too wishes see its membership widen.

There may be st least one violent clash with the hard-left UAF, Anjem Choudary’s ‘Islam4UK’ group and the EDL and others – possibly at Wooton Basset, the small Wiltshire market town near to RAF Lyneham, the Royal Air Force base used to fly home the bodies of British combatants in Afghanistan and Iraq.

It is here where the the ultra-fundamentalist al-Muhajiroun is likely to cross a line with mainstream Brits, by holding a demonstration with ‘symbolic’ coffins of dead Muslims.