Islam needs Islamophobia right now
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USA Today ^
| April 21, 2017 | Omar Mahmood
"And although we are far away from lynching a student for criticizing Islam, our college campuses are perhaps the last place one can hear honest criticism of Islam. It has been said that Islamophobia is “a word created by fascists, and used by cowards, to manipulate morons.” It
is hard not to see reason for this definition nowadays. A political double standard has made Islam a hallowed victim — criticizing this religion, maybe even suggesting that Mashal’s lynching had anything to do with Islam, will get you labeled an Islamophobe.
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Dearborn, MI. Shows Why Trump Is Right On Islam
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youtube ^
| June 20, 2016
Not Syria. The USA. More voters need to know what is happening to out country.
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Pope: not right to talk about a 'violent, terrorist' Islam
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AP via Yahoo ^
| 07/31/16
Pope Francis on Sunday said he won't label Islam as "terrorist" because that would be unfair and not true. Reporters
aboard the papal plane flying him home after a pilgrimage to Poland that began the day after extremists slit the throat of an elderly priest celebrating Mass in a French church, asked him why he never uses the world "Islam" to describe terrorism or other violence. While in Poland, Francis made an unscheduled stop at a church in Krakow to implore God to protect people from the "devastating wave" of terrorism in many part of the world. Francis replied that...
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It’s Not Right to Equate Islam with Violence,’ Says Pope Francis
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The Catholic Herald (UK) ^
| 7/31/16 | CNS
The Pope spoke to reporters on the flight back to Rome from KrakówSpeaking to journalists aboard his return flight from Kraków, Poland, on Sunday, Pope Francis said that violence exists in all religions, including Catholicism, and it cannot be pinned to one single religion. “I
do not like to speak of Islamic violence because everyday when I look through the papers, I see violence here in Italy,” the Pope told reporters. “And they are baptised Catholics. There are violent Catholics. If I speak of Islamic violence, I also have to speak of Catholic violence,” he added. Spending about 30 minutes...
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I worked in the CIA under Bush. Obama is right to not say "radical Islam."
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vox ^
The recent verbal attacks by the Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump and his supporters on President Barack Obama for avoiding the phrase "radical Islam" in his public pronouncements are simplistic, racially inflammatory — and flatly misinformed. Settling
upon accurate and strategically nuanced terms to describe the post-9/11 enemy is not the product of "political correctness" (contra Trump) or a failure to understand the enemy (contra a much-discussed Atlantic cover story). Nor are objections to using overly broad terms like "Islamic radicalism" limited to Democrats. The Bush administration understood the power of words, too. It concluded that distinctions that may seem...
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German Right-Wing Party to Adopt Anti-Islam Manifesto
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The American Interest ^
| April 29, 2916 | unspecified
Germany’s growing far-right party is likely to adopt a platform that calls for the banning of Islamic practices from public life.
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German right-wing AfD party under fire over anti-Islam comments
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AFP ^
| April 18, 2016
Germany's right-wing populist AfD party drew heavy fire Monday after two of its leaders labelled Islam incompatible with the country's values and constitution. The
three-year-old Alternative for Germany party, which harshly opposes Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal refugee policy, plans to adopt an anti-Islamic manifesto at a conference this month. The chairman of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany Aiman Mazyek charged that "the AfD is riding a wave of Islamophobia". "It is the first time since Hitler's Germany that there is a party which discredits and existentially threatens an entire religious community," he told public broadcaster NDR. The opposition...
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Right-wing, anti-Islam protest in Brussels' Molenbeek district banned
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Deutsche Welle ^
| 31.03.2016 | [bw/jr (AFP, dpa, Reuters)]
With the city of Brussels still on edge after last week’s terror attacks, authorities have banned far-right extremists from holding a planned anti-Islam rally in the troubled neighborhood of Molenbeek. The French far-right youth group Generation Identitaire had posted a message on their website invoking members to march through the neighborhood Saturday
under the banner “Let’s expel the Islamists!” Molenbeek, an impoverished and largely Muslim neighborhood in the Belgian capital has long been viewed as a hotbed of Islamist extremism. Earlier this month, Salah Abdeslam, the prime suspect in November’s Paris terror attacks, was arrested in the neighborhood near his...
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Maher: Obama’s Pulling His Numbers on Islam ‘Right Out of His A**,’ ‘It’s Not One Small Slice’
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Breitbart ^
| 25 Mar 2016 | Ian Hanchett
HBO host Bill Maher argued that “it’s not one small slice” of Muslims who hold extremist beliefs, and President Obama’s claims to the contrary are pulled “right out of his a**” on Friday’s “Real Time.” Former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (D) said, “ISIS is a narrow, and far extreme sect of the
wide band of the Muslim religion, the Islamic religion, to — and this gets back probably to your previous conversation, and the point you’ve been making a lot, I think, on this show, is, why not say ‘Islamic terrorism?’ However, we’ve got a huge number of moderate Muslims,...
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Trump's right about Islam but needs to add this
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americanthinker.com ^
| Mark Christian, M.D.
CNN’s “Silver Fox,” Anderson Cooper, went fishing with his best “gotcha” lure in his recent interview with Donald Trump, only to have his lure bitten off the line and tossed back on shore without bait, or fish. “I
think Islam hates us,” was Trump’s response to Cooper’s rather clumsy attempt to get “The Donald” to lump all Muslims together into some jingoistic, bigoted meatloaf on which the media and the DNC could feast. Trump ignored the bait and countered by suggesting the media do their job (gasp!) and determine the difference between radical and moderate Islam for themselves, rather than...
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Did Obama Repudiate Wright, Nation of Islam, Black Panthers, Ayers, Marxism, Black Lives Matter?
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VANITY
Was he ever asked to by ANY member of the press? BLM
yelled hatred against police and caused riots. Bill Ayers was a domestic terrorist. Etc. etc. Only Republicans have to play this game of "do you apologize" and "do you repudiate"?
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VIDEO: Protestors March Against Islam Across Europe. In UK Carry Signs: “TRUMP IS RIGHTâ€
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Viral 217 News ^
| Feb. 6, 2016 | Viral 217 News
In the UK, across Europe and as far away as Australia, protestors marched in unison in opposition to the Islamization of the west. In
Birmingham in the UK, marches carried signs stating "Trump Is Right" acknowledging the proposed plan of the U.S. Republican presidential candidate to ban the influx or Muslim refugees until a reliable vetting program is in place. The international rally was organized by the group: PEGIDA - Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West, which was founded in Germany and has many branches across Europe and elsewhere. From Dresden, Germany to Calais, in northern France to...
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Islam: Hate, Honor, Women's Rights and Congress
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Dan Miller's Blog ^
| December 27, 2015 | Dan Miller
A pro-Islamist resolution, HR 569, was introduced in Congress and referred to the Judiciary Committee on December 17th. Although
it is quite unlikely that a binding law implementing the resolution will be enacted anytime soon, the resolution shows that troublesome views are held by many members of Congress. The fight for the rights of women is among the most difficult aspects of the fight against Islam and Islamisation. The views expressed in HR 569, if implemented, would make that fight even more difficult.Here is a list of the seventy-four members who supported H.R. 569: Mr. Beyer (for himself, Mr. Honda, Mr....
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Planned Parenthood was ‘right wing terror,’ but with Islam suddenly ‘motives don’t matter’
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NY Post ^
Last month, when a Colorado Christian entered a Planned Parenthood clinic and fatally shot three people, the mainstream media rushed to make the connection to “right-wing domestic terrorism,†even though police hadn’t made any connection and the evidence was thin. When
two California Muslims shot up a government office several days later, massacring 14, national journalists refused to call it Islamic terrorism even though evidence of the shooters’ motive was overwhelming.
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FLASHBACK: THE ISSUE IS RADICAL ISLAM (TRUMP WAS RIGHT!)
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NY POST ^
September 14, 2001 -- IT was predictable. The
sad sacks at the BBC were sure that if only President Bush had done more to curb Arab-Israeli tensions, the World Trade Center attacks might have been avoided. ** Here in New York, it was easy to get angry listening to Egyptians, Palestinians and the Arabs of nearby Paterson, N.J., celebrate as they received word of the murderous attacks in New York and Washington. But Mayor Giuliani (who has been tireless and magnificent in this crisis) rightly warned New York- ers that it would be wrong to take their anger out on...
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Was Netanyahu Right That Islam Changed Nazism and Not Vice-Versa?
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PJ Media ^
| 11/02/2015 | by Andrew G. Bostom
During a recent speech, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appropriately decried [1] the “apologetics" which have minimized the role played by ex-Mufti of Jerusalem Hajj Amin el-Husseini [2] (1895-1974) — founder of the modern Palestinian Muslim movement — in fomenting genocidal Islamic Jew-hatred. Netanyahu made these simple, irrefragable points, demonstrating [3]
how from the 1920s through (in particular) the World War II era: ... the father of the Palestinians at that time, with no [Jewish] state and no so-called “occupation," no territories and no settlements, already sought, through systematic incitement, to annihilate the Jews. Regrettably, Hajj Amin el-Husseini is...
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On Islam, Ben Carson Is Right and Charles Krauthammer Is Wrong
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National Review ^
| September 25, 2015 | ANDREW C. MCCARTHY
On Islam, Ben Carson Is Right and Charles Krauthammer Is Wrong by ANDREW C. MCCARTHY September 26, 2015. The
unique demands of the nation’s highest office conflict with orthodox Islamic teaching. Does Charles Krauthammer get Islam wrong because he gets the Constitution wrong? Or does he get the Constitution wrong because he gets Islam wrong? This conundrum comes to the fore — and not for the first time — after Dr. Krauthammer’s serial denunciations of Dr. Ben Carson. In a Sunday Meet the Press interview, Carson opined that Islam is inconsistent with the United States Constitution and, therefore, that he...
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On Islam, Ben Carson Is Right and Charles Krauthammer Is Wrongr
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National Review ^
| 09/26/2015 | by ANDREW C. MCCARTHY
Does Charles Krauthammer get Islam wrong because he gets the Constitution wrong? Or
does he get the Constitution wrong because he gets Islam wrong? This conundrum comes to the fore — and not for the first time — after Dr. Krauthammer’s serial denunciations of Dr. Ben Carson. In a Sunday Meet the Press interview, Carson opined that Islam is inconsistent with the United States Constitution and, therefore, that he “would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation” — meaning he would not recommend that voters elect a Muslim president. Dr. K decries Dr. C’s...
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Carson's Right - Islam is Incompatible with the Constitution
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American Thinker ^
| September 23, 2015 | Daniel John Sobieski
Speaking on NBC’s “Meet The Press” on Sunday, Dr. Ben Carson was asked if a president’s religious beliefs mattered. He
said they did, and, when pressed on the issue, said no Muslim should be President of the United States (insert Obama joke here) and that in fact Islam is in conflict with the U.S. Constitution: Chuck Todd: Should a president’s faith matter? Should your faith matter to voters? Ben Carson: Well I guess it depends on what that faith is. If it is inconsistent with the values and principles of America then of course it should matter. But, if it...
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Ben Carson's Right -- Islam is Incompatible with the Constitution
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American Thinker ^
| 09/23/2015 | Daniel John Sobieski
[SNIP] Ben Carson is right. So
says Syrian Islamic scholar Abd Al-Karim Bakkar who said in 2009 that democracy and Islam are like matter and anti-matter in physics: Democracy runs counter to Islam on several issues…. In democracy, legislation is the prerogative of the people. It is the people who draw up the constitution, and they have the authority to amend it as well. On this issue we differ. This is self-evident in the fact that Islamic theocracy rules throughout the Islamic world, crushing human rights such as those delineated in our Bill of Rights. In some “secular†states like...
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