Europe: demography makes history and numbers make culture

Gibbon in The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire wrote what would have been had al-Rahman won at Poitiers:It is happening now.

The name Bordeaux – the sixth metropolitan area of France (1,200,000 inhabitants) – evokes a legendary wine, the cathedral, Montaigne, Montesquieu and the Bourbons.

But demography makes history and numbers make culture.

So a few days ago some parents of students from the Emile Combes college in Bordeaux discovered that the meal offered was halal. An exclusively halal menu, says Bfmtv. Parents are “restless”. And they are right to be. Maybe they remember when, ten years ago, Le Monde branded the fear of halal in schools as a “right-wing conspiracy”. The left lügenpresse.

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Debunking the grooming gang debunkers

The focus on this issue is right and proper

“‘Inaccurate’ grooming gang claims putting children at risk” read the Guardian headline, as it reported a new open letter. Hosted by the University of Bedfordshire and signed (so far) by 60 organisations or researchers, it warned the Prime Minister and Home Secretary against making “partial, inaccurate or divisive claims about child sexual abuse”.

What the letter is really worried about is the government’s focus on “group based child sexual exploitation in the community” — commonly known as “grooming gangs”. In the aftermath of the GB News film “Grooming Gangs: Britain’s Shame, Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced new measures, including a new Grooming Gangs Taskforce, which was one of the policies the documentary called for.

Grooming Gangs: Britain’s Shame

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The only topic on which a European academic needs armed protection today begins with “i” and ends with “m”

They call them safe houses, but they are the graves of our failed tolerance

“Two men executed for offending the Koran”. It happened in Iran just recently (in the meantime Teheran was elected to lead a UN Human Rights Forum), but it could have been in France, Holland, Germany, Sweden or England, given that large parts of Europe are becoming, in the words of Boualem Sansal, “would-be Islamic republics” and the only topic on which an academic today needs armed protection begins with “i” and ends with “m”.

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Court of Appeal overturns ruling directing Ottawa to repatriate Murder Crazed Mohammedan men who joined ISIS in Syria

Jihadi Jack Letts the idiot convert is out of luck

OTTAWA — The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a judge’s declaration that four Canadian men being held in Syrian camps are entitled to Ottawa’s help to return home.

In a ruling released today, a three-member panel of the Court of Appeal says the federal government is not obligated under the law to repatriate the men.

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Canadian Forces Trained Mohammedan On Way To Meet Allah In Hell

Canadian Forces reservist died fighting with ISIS

The Canadian Armed Forces has confirmed that one of its former reservists was killed after making his way to Iraq to join the so-called Islamic State.

Private Bilal Khan enlisted in the terrorist group shortly after he was released from the Canadian military in October 2014, a spokesperson said.

“We are aware that he travelled to Iraq in early 2015 and was killed in November 2015,” said Daniel Le Bouthillier, the Canadian Forces head of media relations.

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Marked for death by Islam

He gets 600 death threats a year for criticizing Islam in Europe.

In the country where Spinoza became a prophet of atheism, Karl Marx investigated the roots of capitalism, the Founding Fathers started their journey, Descartes, Rousseau and Sade published their writings and Locke put his hand to the “Letter on Tolerance”, there is a man transformed into a ghost for criticizing Islam: he is the most protected in Europe.

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Commencement speaker slams CUNY Law for supporting ‘fascist’ NYPD, oppressive systems

A graduate speaking at the City University of New York’s law school commencement called for a “revolution” to challenge oppressive institutions in the US — name-checking the “fascist” NYPD, the military, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the prison system.

Future lawyer Fatima Mousa Mohammed, a Queens native who was selected by the graduating 2023 class to speak during the May 12 ceremony, praised CUNY for supporting student activism — but said the school still managed to fail students by supporting the NYPD.

Who thought it was a good idea to let these ungrateful bastards into the country?

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Briton who called himself the ‘Jihadi Hipster’ jailed for life

A former grammar school boy who called himself the “Jihadi Hipster” has been jailed for life on his return to Britain after spending three years with Islamic State in Syria.

Shabazz Suleman was living with his family in a detached, seven-bedroom house in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, when he vanished on a family holiday to Turkey in August 2014 at the age of 18. He tried to cross into Syria but was captured by Turkish forces. He was then part of a prisoner swap with Isis, which was holding a number of Turkish diplomats.

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Bedlam at City Council: Somali ‘Culture’ Takes Minneapolis by Storm

In a May 11, 2023 article, we explored the oft-repeated claim that all cultures are created equal—or, in Pope Francis’s words, “Never again can the Christian community allow itself to be infected by the idea that one culture is superior to others.”

Two days later, that claim was put to test right here in the USA, when all bedlam broke lose in Minneapolis. 

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The Jihad on Christians in Mozambique

A savage jihad — replete with massacres, beheadings, and sexual enslavement — has been raging in the Christian-majority nation of Mozambique since 2017.

Few in the West are aware of this, not least as the situation has been garbed in Marxist language that seeks to depict radical terrorists as “victims” and those resisting them, including the Mozambican government, as “oppressors.”

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Tareena Shakil, From ISIS Recruit to Fashion Blogger

Tareena Shakil – ISIS whore

And guess who she thinks the victim is?

Strange things happening every day, as Sister Rosetta Thorpe once sang, and that is especially true when it comes to the bizarre world of Islam. It’s sometimes necessary, in reading these stories of Muslim goings-on, to believe six impossible things before breakfast. That’s how I felt when I read recent news about Tareena Shakil, a Muslim who was living a perfectly normal Muslim life (if such can be said to exist) in the UK when she up and left to join ISIS…

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Tariq Ramadan acquitted of charges of rape and sexual coercion by Swiss court

The prominent Swiss academic and Islam scholar Tariq Ramadan has been acquitted of charges of rape and sexual coercion against a woman in a Geneva hotel in 2008.

Ramadan was awarded around 151,000 Swiss francs ($167,000) in compensation from the Swiss canton of Geneva over the case.

The lawyer for the complainant immediately announced that she would appeal. The woman, a Swiss convert to Islam, had told the court she was raped on 28 October 2008.

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Have we forgotten about Lee Rigby?

Ten years ago today, Lee Rigby was murdered on the streets of south-east London. The 25-year-old soldier was heading back to his barracks in Woolwich when a car came out of nowhere and knocked him down. It was no accident. Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale, two British-born Islamist extremists, jumped out of the car, armed with knives and a meat cleaver.

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Muslim fanatics storm Birmingham cinema screening of ‘The Kerala Story’ that has sparked violent clashes in India over claims it is Islamophobic

This is the moment Muslim activists stormed a screening of a controversial Bollywood film that has sparked violent clashes in India amid claims it destroys ‘religious harmony’.

A group of protesters led by Shakeel Afsar, a Kashmiri independence activist, disrupted the screening of the The Kerala Story on Friday at a Cineworld cinema in Birmingham.

A 10-minute film uploaded to the British Muslim news website 5Pillars showed Mr Afsar, 35, with a group of demonstrators seen entering the cinema and causing the film to be paused.

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