There are plenty of people in Britain that oppose the rapid Islamization of UK society. It's a shame their government didn't feel the same way...
THE sight of Muslim women dressed head to toe in burkas is unsettling enough at the best of times.
But for a large group of burka-clad women to gather outside the Old Bailey and display placards carrying slogans such as “British police go to hell” is a provocation too far.
The defendants these women were supporting were yesterday convicted of soliciting murder. They were jailed because they were identified by video evidence as ringleaders of a demonstration calling for the killing of a cartoonist who had offended Islamic sensibilities.
What chance is there of any of the women involved in yesterday’s vile display being prosecuted if their slogans are judged to be in contravention of the law? Answer: none at all because their outfits shielded their identities.
It's a known fact that al-Qaeda has penetrated deep into all aspects of the Saudi military and intelligence agencies. Along with this, the Saudis spend billions propagating putrid Wahabbi Islam and the jihadi terror that goes with it. With all this known, why are we going through with a 20 billion dollar US weapons deal? Greed comes to mind....
An impending 20 billion dollar American arms deal with Saudi Arabia, in which the Saudis would receive state-of-the-art military equipment over the next decade, is fraught with potential dangers for Israel, former Israeli ambassador to the UN Dore Gold told Ynetnews on Tuesday.
Speaking by phone from his home in Jerusalem, Gold said the new arms deal failed to take into consideration a number of problematic scenarios. "There are a broad set of very possible scenarios that Israel certainly has to take into consideration.
Several years ago, Israel received reports of the interrogation of al-Qaeda captives who admitted that their organization had penetrated the Saudi Arabian air force, and that it was planning to take control of several Saudi F-15s based at Tabuk in north Western Saudi Arabia, near Eilat, and fly the fighter planes into sky scrapers in Tel Aviv," Gold said.
I have written numerous times about the insanity of letting Iraqi Christians die while Bush has our soldiers (who are almost all Christian) do nothing. I have lost a ton of faith in Bush for doing absolutely nothing about this. With that said, this article spells it all out for us...
Conservative thinker and strategist Paul Weyrich sees a Republican political disaster in 2008 because of Iraq. "I believe that the Democrats, most likely with Senator Hillary R. Clinton (D-NY) as the nominee, will win," he says. "The Republicans, regardless of who they nominate, will lose because of the war in Iraq. Voters want to punish the Republicans for Iraq."
It's easy to see how this might develop. But the backlash could get even worse when members of the conservative Republican base begin to grasp how the Bush policy has led to the virtual destruction of the Christian community in Iraq. It is nothing less than an outrage for this to be occurring under the auspices of a conservative Republican President who claims to be a born-again Christian.
Mexico called on the United States to alter a plan to
expand border fences designed to stem illegal immigration, saying the barriers
would threaten migratory species accustomed to roaming freely across the
frontier.
“I think either [Democrats] are, in my opinion, respectfully, naïve in thinking we can somehow defeat this enemy with talk, or they’re simply hesitant to use American power, including military power,” Lieberman said in a wide-ranging interview with The Hill.
“There is a very strong group within the party that I think doesn’t take the threat of Islamist terrorism seriously enough.”
What they lack in originality they make up for in audacity. Once again, obstructionism is the name of the game as Senate liberals use the same tired playbook to block President Bush's judicial nominees. They have their marching orders from the usual suspects – Moveon.org, the ACLU, the Human Rights Campaign, People for the American Way, yada, yada – and predictably, Senate liberals are dutifully obedient. Since taking control six months ago, Democrats have approved a whopping three appellate court judges. They're not just dragging their feet; they've firmly planted them.
A congressional panel will Tuesday try to establish whether the Mexican government played a role in the prosecution of two former Border Patrol agents serving lengthy prison terms for shooting a Mexican drug smuggler.
America is fighting a war against radical Islam, not against terrorism, and in order for the enemy to start to retreat, a U.S. victory in Iraq is critical, a Middle East expert argued Monday.
Mrs Beal, a former piano teacher who was involved in the suffragette movement, would be 110 by the time she gets her new hearing aid. "I could be dead by then," she said yesterday.
Smith was born to an unwed couple in 1988. Her father, Thomas Marion Smith, a former Marine and a decorated Vietnam War veteran, saw Melinda often and paid child support. When the girl was four, her mother abruptly moved without leaving a forwarding address. Two years later, Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services found that Melinda’s mother was abusing her. Though the social worker for the case noted in the file that Thomas was the father, he was never contacted, and his then 6-year-old daughter was placed in the foster care system.
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