“There is no compulsion in religion” — Qur’an 2:256 So that means that the Muslims who pressured these Hindus are Misunderstanders of Islam, right? Not necessarily. The dhimma, after all, mandates discrimination against the “protected” or “guilty” people, the dhimmis. If dhimmis wish to escape the crushing tax burden and…
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Robert | June 7, 2010 | Posted in
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Priorities: Pakistani is a hub of international jihad terrorism, but no one in Pakistan is demonstrating against the Tiny Minority of Extremists. Their rage is reserved for the Motoons. “U.S. Links Reveal Rising Pakistani Terror Hub,” by Farhan Bokhari for CBS News, May 21: More recently, the arrest of Faisal…
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Robert | May 21, 2010 | Posted in
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Note the threats on some of the signs above. Islamic War On Free Speech Alert, and an update on this story. “Muslim anger prompts Pakistan to block Facebook,” by Babar Dogar for Associated Press, May 19 (thanks to Maxwell): LAHORE, Pakistan – Pakistan’s government ordered Internet service providers to…
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Robert | May 19, 2010 | Posted in
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Why draw Muhammad? Why make fun of the man Muslims revere most? Why arouse their ire?
Precisely because they react with murderous rage when one does this.
Now that may seem odd — why would anyone want to provoke someone else’s murderous rage?
Because it is an object lesson in pluralism. Either we put up with [...]
Why draw Muhammad? Why make fun of the man Muslims revere most? Why arouse their ire? Precisely because they react with murderous rage when one does this. Now that may seem odd — why would anyone want to provoke someone else’s murderous rage? Because it is an object lesson…
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Robert | May 18, 2010 | Posted in
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Actually Faiz Mohammad appears to be another Misunderstander of Islam. “Man arrested in Pakistan trying to board plane with batteries and electrical circuit in shoes,” from the Telegraph, May 9: Pakistani officers arrested a man at Karachi airport after batteries and an electrical circuit were found in his shoes as…
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Robert | May 10, 2010 | Posted in
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Maybe he just wanted those neato shoes that light up when you walk. But probably not. “‘Man arrested’ in Karachi airport security alert,” from BBC News, May 9 (thanks to George): A man has been held at Karachi airport after batteries and an electrical circuit were found in his shoes…
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Marisol | May 9, 2010 | Posted in
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It ought to be, and it would be long overdue with regard to American tolerance of Pakistan’s foot-dragging, highly selective approach to addressing jihadist groups within its borders, and the frequent complicity of the Inter-Services Intelligence with those groups’ activities, whether involving Kashmir or the western frontier provinces. “Congressman cites…
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A widening jihad plot. “Pakistan makes arrests connected to NYC bomb attempt,” by Zeeshan Haider for Reuters, May 4 (thanks to Pamela Geller): ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistani police arrested several people on Tuesday in connection with the failed Times Square car bomb attack in New York, security sources said. “We…
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Robert | May 4, 2010 | Posted in
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Actually, nothing is less surprising than this. And with the arrest of Faisal Shahzad, a Pakistani who just spent some time in Pakistan, it becomes newly urgent. “Banned terror outfits recruiting fresh ‘jihadis’ under govt’s nose in Pak,” from ANI, May 4: Karachi, May 4 (ANI): Pakistan’s blatant lie regarding…
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Robert | May 4, 2010 | Posted in
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