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CAIR Continues Legal and Propaganda Assault on Counterterrorists

Jim Kouri, CPP

 

The Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MI) on Monday applauded the resolution from the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners calling "for objective scrutiny and resolution to the fatal shooting of Cleric Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah," which took place on October 28th of last year in Dearborn.

 

According to the FBI, Abdullah, who is also known as Christopher Thomas, regularly preached anti-government rhetoric, and that some of his followers converted to Islam while in prison.

 

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"We welcome the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners resolution calling for objective scrutiny into the protocols and conduct of the multi-jurisdictional law enforcement task force on the day of the cleric's death."

ARMED POLICE ACTION, NOT WAR


By Kulamarva Balakrishna


Vienna, Saturday, December 12, 2009:

 

What brought you here?: 
When the civilian public die, get injured and suffer losses of homes by destruction, it can not be painted as gains derived by anti social assets.

Parisians Protest Muslims' Prayer-Clogging Streets

J. Grant Swank, Jr.

Muslims are all over the boulevards, avenues and streets throughout Paris. They clog the passages so that non-Muslims and vehicles cannot get through.


Links News & Views November 3, 2006

Thank you to all for sending in news and views on Islam from around the globe.



November 3, 2006

UK youths 'among worst in Europe'


The Failure of Western Universities

Kari Vogt, historian of religion at the University of Oslo, has stated that Ibn Warraq’s book “Why I am Not a Muslim” is just as irrelevant to the study of Islam as The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion are to the study of Judaism. She is widely considered as one of the leading expert on Islam in Norway, and is frequently quoted in national media on matters related to Islam and Muslim immigration.


What Does Muslim Immigration Cost Europe?

Do gang rapes boost GDP?

Was that an offensive question, you say?

 

 


The Armenian Genocide: Eighty Years Later

Two events recently brought back to the news headlines the subject of the Armenian Genocide during WWI, which Turkey with its negationist stand, seeks to dismiss the role of the Ottoman Empire in perpetrating that horrific crime. First, the projected law being discussed in the French National Assembly that would make it a crime to deny the Armenian Genocide. The second event was the Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk’s receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature. He had broken with Turkish tradition, and dared to discuss the Armenian Genocide in his writings.


Indonesia: Muslim civil servants obliged to read Koran

Gorantalo, 19 October (AKI) - The city council in Gorantalo, central Indonesia, has ordered its Muslim civil servants to read the Koran - Islam's holy book - every Friday. Gorontalo mayor Adhan Dambea said Saturday that he was not yet satisfied with the implementation of his instructions. READ MORE

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