“Theirs is a culture of rape where a woman who isn’t covered up is asking to be raped, and then punished for adultery or murdered by her own family” — Pat Condell Continue reading
“…it was the first time in 30 years she felt unsafe as a transgender woman.”
“Lethal homophobia is widespread in the Arab world and Iran. A 2008 British Wikileaks dispatch noted that the Islamic Republic of Iran has executed “between 4,000 and 6,000 gays and lesbians” since the Islamic revolution in 1979.” Continue reading
Why is so little is done to examine how this project, the invasive, militant expression and spread of Islam into the West does, in fact, align with elite interests?
There is a carefully cultivated belief among the Left and Muslims that Western leaders, the “global elite” are hostile to Islamic doctrine, that it is somehow contrary to their aims and objectives, that they – the “1 percenters” – have a vested interest in securing, and maintaining secularism, human rights, the rights of women, unions and labor protections, freedom of expression, the right to bear arms, privacy, assembly, and other civil liberties.
But, why would they, when these provide the means for opposition, dissent, and meaningful resistance?
Wouldn’t their interests be better served by eliminating civil rights – something societies governed by Islamic law do so well?
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Islamic extremists now comprise 5% of the population of Bosnia posing a serious security risk to the Balkans, according to security expert, Dzevad Galijašević. Muslim extremists have whole communities operating outside the law and are financed from abroad. The money comes from Al Qaeda and ISIS, and all others whose intent is the redrawing of borders in … Continue reading
“…her arms can’t stop the stones that fly” — Nessiirrnn Continue reading
Qatar is enslaving thousands of foreign workers to build the architectural wonders it plans to display at the World Cup. The wealthy Gulf kingdom has spared no expense, even if the cost is thousands of lives — the lives, that is, of poor foreign laborers from across the developing world. Toiling long hours in scorching desert heat, and housed in squalid, overcrowded labor … Continue reading
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