Self-Jihad; A Formula that will guarantee you a Happy Life (Part 2)
no-reply@blogger on Friday, June 29, 2012
EDL spokesman defends protest against 'Islamification of Bristol'
no-reply@blogger on Friday, June 29, 2012
FIFA medical chief withdraws opposition to headscarves
no-reply@blogger on Friday, June 29, 2012
A campaign to allow Muslim women football players to wear headscarves was boosted on Friday when the chairman of FIFA's medical committee said he has withdrawn his opposition.The change of medical opinion from Michel D'Hooghe was a key step before FIFA's law-making body could approve two scarf designs when it meets in Zurich next week. "The problems I had (with scarves) were medical, and I don't have those problems anymore," D'Hooghe told The Associated Press.The panel, known as IFAB, asked in March for further medical advice on whether new designs were safe for women players to wear. Headscarves were banned from FIFA competitions for safety reasons in 2007.Last month, D'Hooghe said his committee's tests suggested...
CAIR asks Pentagon not to use target of Muslim woman, Quran in SEAL training
no-reply@blogger on Friday, June 29, 2012
A journey through the nature of doubt in Latin, Greek and Arabic Languages – Part 4
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Harry's Place inspires racist thugs to threaten Muslim conference
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Women asked to remove headscarves at some French airports
no-reply@blogger on Friday, June 29, 2012
Some French airports have begun to ask headscarf-wearing women to take off their scarves for security reasons, which has spurred criticism from Muslims in the country, who find the practice a discriminatory one.The Collective Against Islamophobia in France (CCIF) has announced that Nantes Atlantique Airport has made it obligatory for headscarf-wearing women to take off their scarves and place them in the X-ray machine along with their other belongings.The practice was put into effect two weeks ago by the SGA, the company responsible for Nantes Atlantique Airport's security. Women affected by the new rules requested that they be allowed to take off their headscarves in a special room staffed only by women, but the request...
A journey through the nature of doubt in Latin, Greek and Arabic Languages – Part 4
no-reply@blogger on Thursday, June 28, 2012
Dewsbury unites to oppose racist EDL
no-reply@blogger on Thursday, June 28, 2012
MPs, trade unionists, campaigners and community groups have called for a Celebration of Unity rally in Dewsbury on Saturday 30 June.The call comes in response to plans by the racist thugs of the English Defence League (EDL) to “demonstrate” in the city on that Saturday.The Unity campaign has called for people to gather for a peaceful anti-racist event.Assemble 11am, junction of Foundry Street and Market Place, Dewsbury.Please note: The assembly time has been brought forward from 1pm.Dewsbury Unity said in a statement:The EDL is a racist group dedicated to attacking Asian people and Muslims. Islamophobia — bigotry against Muslims — is as unacceptable as any other form of racism. Its aim is to divide us by making scapegoats...
Boykin: Go to Dearborn, Michigan and 'you would think you were in Beirut or Damascus'
no-reply@blogger on Thursday, June 28, 2012
Over the weekend, Jerry Boykin was interviewed on a radio program out of Bakersfield, California ahead of a scheduled appearance at a local church early next week where he will undoubtedly promote his anti-Islam conspiracy theories.During the interview, Boykin warned that every serious Muslim was determined to enshrine Sharia wherever they lived and that they were making great progress in establishing it in America. This prompted one of the co-hosts to ask Boykin about Dearborn, Michigan which he claimed was "almost one hundred percent Muslim and operating under Sharia law now," a statement with which Boykin agreed, adding that "if you walk down the streets, you would think you were in Beirut or Damascus".Right Wing...
Case against Warsi's Pakistan trip collapses – but Cameron may still remove her as Tory party chairman
no-reply@blogger on Thursday, June 28, 2012
The vicious campaign against Tory Party co-chairman Sayeeda Warsi, led by the Sunday Telegraph and backed by the Labour Party (see here, here and here), has suffered a setback.The BBC reports that Warsi has been cleared of any serious breach of the ministerial code over an official trip to Pakistan. The prime minister's adviser Sir Alex Allan found she had committed only a "minor" breach for failing to declare she had been accompanied on the trip by her business partner Abid Hussain, with whom she had set up a restaurant supply company called Rupert's Recipes.In his report, Sir Alex said: "Baroness Warsi has accepted that she should have made officials aware of her business relationship with Mr Hussain, and has...
EDL supporter Anthony Crawford admits hurling firework at anti-Jubilee protestors
no-reply@blogger on Thursday, June 28, 2012