Anjem remanded in custody till 2016, Turks may be involved in attack in Thailand and more: Links 1 on Aug. 28 – 2015
Posted on August 28, 2015 by Eeyore — 4 Comments ↓
1: New movie of the early life of Mohamed screens in Montreal.
(This is quite an interesting trailer. It shows the stunning architecture of Mecca and Yathrib (Medina) before the founder of Islam and his followers destroyed it as well as having a background score of lovely typical movie-music with stringed instruments that Mohamed himself would soon forbid altogether. Its a little difficult to tell from this trailer, but it seems to confuse the story of Mohammed with the story of the baby Jesus, and a tiny bit with the life of Brian. It is also interesting that followers of his religion often claim that mohamed was just a human, albeit a perfect human who is a model of behaviour for all to follow for all time, yet the movie treats him like an avatar in the way you would expect of a believing Christian would think of Jesus, who is said to be an actual incarnation of God. All in all, a great movie experience. Theaters who screen it assure us they have no trouble getting insurance, owners say from their pre-booked flights to Mexico)
2. Japan: Muslim man mistakenly served pork wages hunger strike at immigration facility
(The auto-translation, while hilarious at times, does convey enough information to raise questions)
The man was given the macaroni salad in a "bento" box lunch on Aug. 12, according to sources at the immigration office and a group supporting the Pakistani. He put the salad into his mouth and then spat it out.
The Pakistani is awaiting deportation at the Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau's Yokohama District Immigration Office in Kanazawa Ward.
The immigration office had been providing the man with meals that did not contain pork because Muslims are forbidden to eat the meat.
3. Thai police look into Turkish connection in Bangkok blast
(This is very interesting. Are the Grey Wolves a proxy army for the Islamic ambitions of the Erdogan regime?)
4. German court overrules Heidenau demo ban
The ban on public gatherings in Heidenau is "illegal," a regional court declared, after local authorities called off a pro-refugee rally over safety concerns. The German town has been struggling with far-right violence.
The Dresden court made its decision after an urgent appeal on Friday. The appeal was filed by a person who wanted to take part in one of the rallies scheduled that day.
Earlier, local authorities decided to ban all public gatherings, as the supporters of refugees and far-right protesters both had demos scheduled for Friday.
The police could not "eliminate the possibility of violent encounters between the two camps," according to the local officials.
(One wonders if this will be a case of selective enforcement)
5. New Fjordman essay: Living under Anarcho-Tyranny
(Happy now Chomsky?)
As a result of the stupidest policies in human history, over the past decades millions of Muslims have been allowed to settle as immigrants throughout the Western world. As a consequence, the number of militant Muslims has now reached critical mass. Inspired by the Koran and Islamic religious texts, and encouraged by groups such as al-Qaida and the Islamic State (ISIS), many of them are willing and able to murder us. Nevertheless, Western governments have not even tried to halt further Muslim immigration.
Literally thousands of migrants, asylum seekers and foreign opportunists continue to pour into Europe on a daily basis. Some of these are Muslims with more or less radical views. Statistically speaking, militant Muslims with potential or actual Jihadist sympathies stream into Europe every single hour, 365 days a year. They come on top of the many millions of Muslims and other alien nationalities who are already here.
6. President Closes Border, Orders 1,000 Illegal Aliens Deported…in Venezuela
(Wadaya know. The president of Venezuela doesn't want to destroy his nation in exactly the same way Obama wants to destroy his)
7. Anjem Choudary remanded back to Belmarsh jail for another five months as a judge rules his terror trial will not happen until the New Year
Radical preacher Anjem Choudary will go on trial in the New Year for allegedly encouraging support for Islamic State.
It is alleged that between June 29 last year and March 6 this year, the 48-year-old invited support for the banned terror group Isil, also known as Isis or Islamic State, contrary to section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
It is claimed that he did this in social media posts on the internet.
8. "A Vice News journalist, cameraman and fixer were detained by local police last night in Diyarbakir, Turkey, while reporting in the region. Vice News is working closely with the relevant authorities to secure their immediate release," Vice said in an e-mailed statement.
(Interesting indeed. At this stage I would have suspected VICE of working for the Turks)
Thank you Buck, M., Richard, Oz-Rita, Tundra T. and all who sent in materials. Much ore to come. The day is young and the islamic imagination is focused on creating suffering and horror.
Later today, we may have a couple of interesting videos from Germany showing the attitude of various UMIs towards their German hosts. Thanks Oz-Rita for those.
4 Replies to "Anjem remanded in custody till 2016, Turks may be involved in attack in Thailand and more: Links 1 on Aug. 28 – 2015"
Chatillon on August 28, 2015 at 6:27 pm said:
#1/ The soundtrack to the Mo-movie sounds like it was ripped off from Aragorn and Arwen theme from the Lord of the Rings.
It should be the Sauron theme.
Richard on August 29, 2015 at 12:18 pm said:
That it should, it is a shame the lessons taught in that series are being ignored.
Venezuela has already descended into chaos, the US hasn't reached that point.
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