Defining ‘Metrics’ to Measure Radical Islam is Vital to Defeating It

Since the September 11, 2001 attacks by 19 radical Islamists, the main response by many governments – as well as the United States – has been conducting direct, kinetic warfare to fight the threat of Islamic terrorism. No doubt there is a need to use kinetic force to fight militant jihadists; however, failing to fight the ideology that drives them ensures an endless supply of such individuals who will fight eternally against what they believe are infidels.

Things get more complicated when we realize that what we call radical Islam is not clearly defined – there are no standard metrics by which to measure it. In other words, we are fighting an undefined enemy. It is like fighting or trying to treat diabetes without applying metrics to the disease to determine who is diabetic and who is not, and who has improved with treatment.


Questions no “journalist” in Canada’s MSM will ever ask of their Muslim interviews. (Screenshot from article)

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Simon Fraser University Muslim Studies Centre Among Usual Suspects Filing United Nations Complaint Against France For Supporting ‘Blasphemous’ Mohammed Cartoon publication

Simon Fraser University Muslim Studies Centre Among Usual Suspects Filing United Nations Complaint Against France For Supporting ‘Blasphemous’ Mohammed Cartoon publication

NB – Google translate – A complaint was lodged with the United Nations Human Rights Council (CDH), against France, because of its support for the dissemination of cartoons of Muhammad and the law against separatism.

It is a real ” world coalition “. Exactly thirty-six NGOs from thirteen different countries have submitted “a medico-legal complaint” to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC). The country targeted is none other than France, it is accused of having entrenched ” Islamophobia and discrimination against Muslims “, we learn in a statement relayed this Tuesday, January 18 by the independent organization CAGE, which is one of the signatories.

Seriously. The signatories are a Who’s Who of Islamist hate – CAGE, CAIR, Finsbury Park Mosque etc… it speaks well of Canada’s diversity that Simon Fraser is on board.

Here’s a pdf of the formal complaint listing Simon Fraser’s Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies  among the signatories – Muslim Complaint Against France

Here’s the ISIS terror supporting CAGE statement in English.

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French Teenager Accused of Insulting Islam Gets 30 Hate Messages a Minute, Her Lawyer Claims

French Teenager Accused of Insulting Islam Gets 30 Hate Messages a Minute, Her Lawyer Claims

A French teenager who was accused of insulting Islam last year is getting 30 hate-filled messages per minute a year on. That is 43,200 messages every day. Her lawyer, Richard Malka, told The Times that the girl, only known as Mila, has had to go into hiding and study from home, where she is under police protection. He said 50 social media users who have sent the teenager death threats have been identified by the police. In October, authorities sentenced a 23-year-old man after he shot a video in which he mimicked cutting the girl’s head off.

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State Department Cuts Ties With Alleged Charity Islamic Relief Over Anti-Semitism

The State Department has cut ties with Islamic Relief Worldwide, an international charity that the United States accuses of spreading anti-Semitism. The public accusations represent a wholesale shift in how the United States approaches a global charity that was, until recently, an official partner of the American government and raked in hundreds of thousands in taxpayer dollars.

The State Department is “conducting a full review of the organization and U.S. government funding” due to the “anti-Semitism exhibited repeatedly by IRW’s leadership,” Ellie Cohanim, the deputy special envoy to monitor and combat anti-Semitism, told the Washington Free Beacon.

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The French Left against Islamism

The French Left against Islamism

Debate around extremism has been plagued by cringe-inducing naivety

It was supposed to be the turning point in our response to violent Islamism. This week marks six years since more than a million people marched through the streets of Paris waving “Je Suis Charlie” placards in a show of defiance, echoed across the world, against the slaughter of satirists by a pair of jihadist brothers.

Today, with most Western countries reverting to type and responding to jihadist terror with obscurantism and denial, it looks like far fewer people were Charlie than was actually claimed. Not so in France, though, which is more or less united behind President Macron’s decision to confront the country’s domestic Islamist movement. In one poll at the end of last year, a staggering 79% of French citizens agreed that “Islamism has declared war on the Republic”.

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Teachers who tailor lessons so as not to offend Muslim children are becoming a problem

Teachers who tailor lessons so as not to offend Muslim children are becoming a problem
A new survey in France has found many teachers are self-censoring lessons for fear of upsetting Muslim students. This defeatist attitude represents a refusal to uphold cultural values – and it’s happening in Britain, too.

Unfortunately, the killing of school teacher Samuel Paty in an Islamist attack last year has led many French teachers to avoid discussing issues that might offend their Muslim pupils.

survey on this subject conducted last month makes for chilling reading. It shows that nearly half of French secondary school teachers avoid or downplay topics such as sexuality, the Holocaust and evolution in order to avoid provoking the anger and hostility of their Muslim students.

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Mohammedan asylum seeker who killed 3 only a “Little Bit Islamist” and should not receive life sentence UK court hears

Reading triple murderer should not get life in jail because he only had ‘fleeting interest’ in Islamist extremism, judge hears as victims’ families describe ‘unbearable loss’

Reading triple murderer Khairi Saadallah should not be jailed for life over a ‘fleeting interest’ to Islamist jihad, his defence barrister has told a court.

Saadallah, 26, shouted ‘Allahu akbar’ during his murderous rampage in a Reading park last year which left teacher James Furlong, 36, scientist David Wails, 49, and US citizen Joseph Ritchie-Bennett, 39, dead.

The failed Libyan asylum seeker, who had photos of an ISIS flag, Jihadi John and the Twin Towers on his phone, launched the attacks in Forbury Gardens as the victims were enjoying a summer evening on June 20 last year after the first lockdown restrictions in England were relaxed.

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UK: Boy, 10, ‘beaten for errors in reciting Koran’ in Birmingham school

Two Islamic teachers are to stand trial accused of cruelty to three children, including a ten-year-old boy who was allegedly beaten for making mistakes as he recited the Koran.

West Midlands police said that Mohammed Waqar, 23, and Mohammed Siddique, 60, face charges of assault against three children. Both men teach at the Jamia mosque in Sparkbrook, Birmingham. They were arrested in June last year, three days after the allegations were reported, and the incidents were said to have taken place between May and June last year.

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France: More teachers self-censor to avoid confrontation with Muslim students as religious separatism and objections to secularism & Christianity grow

Three months after the beheading of Samuel Paty, murdered for showing caricatures of Muhammad to his students as part of a course on freedom of expression, the finding is clear. Protests against secularism and forms of religious separatism continue to grow at school and teachers are the first victims, as proved by an Ifop survey carried out for the Jean Jaurès and Charlie Hebdo foundation .  

Lessons already contested for more than half of teachers  

First consequence of this phenomenon: teachers are self-censoring more and more (42%) within their establishments, in order to avoid possible excesses and incidents which could be caused by some pupils. A proportion which even reaches 49% in secondary education and which has increased by 13 points since 2018, according to the study. A majority of teachers surveyed (53%) also state that some of their courses are subject to contestation, and that some students try to avoid them. A figure which is up 12 points here compared to 2018. More specifically, one in five teachers (19%) even observed a challenge or disapproval during the tributes to Professor Samuel Paty, last fall. A figure that climbs to a third (34%) in priority neighborhoods.  

Many signs of religious separatism

More worrying still, the proportion of signs of religious separatism at school, far from being anecdotal. Thus, 59% of teachers say they have been confronted with it at least once in their establishment. These signs can take several forms: 45% of teachers say for example to have observed the absence of young girls during swimming lessons. 28% report refusals to enter religious buildings during school trips and 24% have already experienced challenges to Christmas meals, Christmas trees and cakes of kings, or any other Christian symbol. Finally, 21% of teachers testify to the refusal of certain children to join hands in the name of religious convictions, and 9% to requests for the organization of canteens according to the religion of the pupils.

Note – Google translate used.

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Protesters in Minneapolis raise Somali flag after police kill Somali felon who fired first

Black Lives Matter and Muslim organizations led a protest in Minneapolis, Minnesota against the police shooting of a suspected gun felon who shot first. The protesters hoisted a Somali flag over a building at one point.

Hundreds of protesters marched in the city on Sunday, in a demonstration organized by ‘Black Lives Matter’ activists and Muslim organizations. They were protesting over the killing of Dolal Idd, 23, the son of a Somali immigrant.

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Man viewed extreme Isis content before Reading knife attack, court hears

Man viewed extreme Isis content before Reading knife attack, court hears

A man who stabbed three people to death in a minute in an alleged terrorist rampage had viewed material about a notorious Isis executioner, a court has heard.

Khairi Saadallah murdered three men in a park in Reading on 20 June as they enjoyed a summer’s evening.

A hearing at the Old Bailey to determine if the attacks were terrorist acts and therefore subject to a higher sentence, was told that Saadallah viewed extremist material in the days before the attack and had a longstanding interest in extremism.

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‘Islamic State’: Weakened, but still dangerous

‘Islamic State’: Weakened, but still dangerous

The two women and 12 children the German Foreign Ministry recently got released from the al-Hol prison camp in northern Syria have returned to Germany. It was a humanitarian gesture from the German side. And for the Kurdish autonomous government, it means less of a burden on their security forces.

The camp houses about 64,000 people, most of them from a region once occupied by the “Islamic State” (IS) terrorist organization. Most of the detainees are Syrian and Iraqi citizens, according to a UN report. It says almost 9,500 come from elsewhere, many of them from Europe.


Syria: dozens killed in Isis bus attack

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Video of ‘Simulated Iranian Attack’ on US Base Emerges Amid 1st Anniversary of Soleimani’s Killing

A video apparently showing a simulated attack by Iranian forces against a US military base has appeared on YouTube. The video emerged a day before the first anniversary of the assassination of Qasem Soleimani, head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ elite Quds Force.

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How an ISIS Member Got Past Immigration and Became a U.S. Citizen

How an ISIS Member Got Past Immigration and Became a U.S. Citizen

Over a thousand Iraqi refugees have been resettled in Portland.

The year that the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration’s Islamic terror state travel ban, an Iraqi member of ISIS applied for American citizenship.

Hawazen Sameer Mothafar didn’t have much to worry about. Not only was he already living in the United States, but under political pressure, Iraq had been taken off the travel ban list.

And no one would have suspected Mothafar of being an ISIS terrorist. He was in a wheelchair.

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Police Officers Were Shot At. Ilhan Omar Called Their Response ‘Murder’

Ilhan Omar called the shooting of an armed suspect who shot at police “murder” in a Thursday tweet.

In response to a tweet from a news reporter, Omar, a Minnesota House Democrat, denounced the shooting of 23 year-old Dolal Idd as “state-sanctioned murder.” She further complained, “MPD is a joke, this isn’t transparency or accountability.”

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