Changing Iran: The Power of One
A Canadian-Iranian freedom fighter’s amazing struggle proves individuals can make great gains for human rights.
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The Genocide Doctrine
Dressing up wars that our leaders wanted to wage anyway.
Batman vs. China
Actor Christian Bale challenges the communist government’s repression of opposition activists.
Saudi Arabia and the Global Islamic Terrorist Network
America and the West’s fatal embrace.
Buried Alive In Turkey—and Under the Burqa
In Turkey, a father and grandfather bury Medine Memi, a sixteen-year-old girl, alive.
Senior Amnesty International official accuses it of putting rights of jihadis before those of their victims
Cross-posted at JihadWatch
Not surprising at all, given the Leftist/Jihadist alliance that manifests itself in so many areas. “Amnesty International is ‘damaged’ by Taliban link,” by Richard Kerbaj for The Sunday Times, February 7 (thanks to Sr. Soph):
A SENIOR official at Amnesty International has accused the charity of putting the human rights of Al-Qaeda terror suspects [...]
Toronto: Copts protest Muslim persecution in Egypt
The rally was held on January 30. Video thanks to John. Lumpy has more video here, here, and here, and thoughts on the rally here. Kudos and thanks to all who stood up for human rights in Toronto on the 30th….
The Fallaci is back!
Before libelblogger Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs betrayed all his principles, friends and allies, he had held voting for The Fallaci. The Fallaci was an award given to a stalwart warrior for human rights against the global jihad, and was named for my dear and much-missed friend, the…
Canadian town embarrassed that it sort of stood up against honor killing
From our No-Good-Deed-Goes-Unpunished comes this Toronto Star article, “Town puzzled by memorial to slain teen,” about the memorial for honor killing victim Aqsa Parvez in Pelham, Ontario. The memorial to Aqsa in Pelham is a textbook case of how political correctness and self-aggrandizement can ruin a good initiative. In the…
Common sense: German defense minister says West should abandon hopes of creating democracy in Afghanistan
He says it’s because of its “history and its cultural orientation.” That is true, but those things are true because of the deep roots of Islam in the country, leading most people there to want Afghanistan to be a Sharia state. “Guttenberg: Afghan democracy impossible,” from The Local, December 26…
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