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2009-01-21 Geert Wilders has, in the recent past, called for the Koran to be outlawed. In other words, Wilders wants to ban books with which he doesn’t agree.
It is anathema to the ideals of free speech and free choice of religion when one explicitly advocates taking away the rights of others.
2009-01-21 [Only] Nine people filed complaints against Geert Wilders with the Court of Appeal
-- According to Otto Van Der Bijl, Amsterdam district prosecutor, talking with CNN
2008-02-02 As I travel in moderate Muslim states in North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, I ask heads of state and government how many extremists, or would-be jihadis, they estimate live in their midst, also how many fundamentalists who support openly or secretly the jihadi cause. The answer is usually 1 percent and 10 percent. In a country like Pakistan, that translates to 1.6 million extremists and 16 million supporters. On a global scale, that comes out to roughly 14 million extremists and 140 million sympathizers.
-- Arnaud de Borchgrave, UPI Editor at Large, while interviewing Lee Kuan Yew
2008-01-29 “Jihadism is about the embrace of unreason, which is what all death cults do. Many tyrants use it - Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, never let the word reason go by without shitting on it. In origin it’s all to do with the early 20th century when science turned out to be so freaky, Freud, Einstein. And science in fact is always flirting with the mystical because that’s how breakthroughs are made. It’s not through the times-tables. So the great distrust of reason. And then this marvellous liberation from reason, which really does you a power of good for a bit, especially arm in arm with suppression of the value of human life, then everything gets possible for a bit, so it’s not irrational, it’s an irrationalist embrace of irrationality.”
-- Martin Amis, author, interview with the Independent
2008-01-03 A series of Israeli ground and air attacks killed nine Palestinians including at least four militants.
Two of the militants were members of the radical Islamic Jihad group.
2007-11-27 Jihad [ ... ] is more akin to a bullet shot years ago that maintains its momentum with no end in sight.
I contend that if Al-Qaeda leaders Osama Bin Laden, or Ayman Al-Zawahri, attempted to revise their ideology, not much would change. On the contrary, new Al-Qaeda leaders would emerge, adopting the same vision and message of their godfathers. They would always find evidence to support their righteousness claiming that those who recanted either strayed from the right path or were coerced.
-- Khalil Al-Anani is an expert on Political Islam and Deputy Editor of Al Siyassa Al Dawliya journal published by Al-Ahram Foundation
2007-11-23 The enslavement of Africans is happening today.
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In the African countryside Muslims are still using jihad to enrich themselves. I have spoken with a Sudanese slave who escaped. The Muslims killed his parents and took him and his sister. Each night the jihadists gang raped his sister. Remember, rape is Sunna.

When he met his new masters, they put him in the middle of a circle of the family and each beat him with a stick. He was told that his new name was Abd, black slave. He slept in the barn with the animals.
-- Bill Warner, the director of the Center for the Study of Political Islam (CSPI) and spokesman for politicalislam.com., in an interview with FrontPageMagazine.com
2007-09-19 "Let the Pakistani army know that the killing of Abdul Rashid Ghazi and his students and the demolition of his mosque and two madrasas have soaked the history of the Pakistani army in shame ... which can only be washed away by retaliation against the killers of Abdul Rashid Ghazi and his students."
-- Ayman Zawahri, Al Qaeda's second-in-command, in a video
2007-09-19 "Stand oh nation of Islam under the victorious banner of the Prophet ... and campaign against the Crusader banner of (U.S. President George W.) Bush.
"Go forth ... to the mujahideen, bear them arms, back them, defend them and don't be intimidated by the power of America for these two blessed attacks have revealed that it is a power of iron and fire, with no faith or morals or principle."
-- Ayman Zawahri, Al Qaeda's second-in-command, in a video
2007-09-19 "What they claim is the strongest power in the history of mankind is today being defeated in front of the Muslim vanguard of jihad six years after New York and Washington.
The coalition of the Crusaders has begun to fight the fight of the desperate ... by increasing its bombing of civilians to discourage them from supporting the Taliban..."
-- Ayman Zawahri, Al Qaeda's second-in-command, in a video












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