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India jails 31 Hindus for life for killing Muslims

November 9, 2011
India jails 31 Hindus for life for killing Muslims

A relative of one of the Hindus on trial for the killing of dozens of Muslims in a fire breaks down on hearing the verdict in Mehsana, India. Photograph: Ajit Solanki/AP India jails 31 Hindus for life for killing Muslims Thirty-three Muslims burned alive when building was set alight during bout of communal violence in [...]

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The decline of British human rights Given its recent record, Britain and its civic society needs to learn lessons from struggles for human rights abroad.

November 8, 2011
The decline of British human rights Given its recent record, Britain and its civic society needs to learn lessons from struggles for human rights abroad.

UK detainee Babar Ahmad has been in prison for seven years without trial [GALLO/GETTY] As Libya cried “liberation!” and captured its dictator, as Tunisia held its exemplary democratic elections, and as Syria and Yemen fight on relentlessly, we are living in captivating times. After seeing millions of people creating their own freedom, I have regained my [...]

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Latest available fron RealNews

October 12, 2011
Latest available fron RealNews

News stories October 12, 2011 Egyptians Chant “Muslims Christians Are One” as Military Viciously Attacks Protest TRNN Report: Angry protestors call for overthrow of the Egyptian military regime as many are killed by Army Go to story | Go to homepage Occupy DC protest in Capital Hill Six protesters arrested as Occupy DC marches into Congress [...]

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In Egypt, the crisis endures Worries over worse to come after sectarian violence explodes during crackdown on Christian protest in Cairo.

October 12, 2011
In Egypt, the crisis endures Worries over worse to come after sectarian violence explodes during crackdown on Christian protest in Cairo.

  Witnesses said the army aided civilian mobs in attacking Coptic protesters on Sunday night [AFP] You may wonder why there is such interest in incidents like this, when the Egyptians endured decades of bloody repression. That is not to take away or detract from what happened in anyway. But the assumption seems to be [...]

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Clashes in Cairo over Coptic protest One soldier reported killed as violence erupts during Coptic Christian demonstration against destruction of a church.

October 9, 2011
Clashes in Cairo over Coptic protest One soldier reported killed as violence erupts during Coptic Christian demonstration against destruction of a church.

Tensions between Coptic Christians and Egypt’s Muslim majority have flared time and again [file/EPA] Clashes in Cairo over Coptic protest One soldier reported killed as violence erupts during Coptic Christian demonstration against destruction of a church.   Egyptian state television says at least one soldier has been killed in riots that erupted in Cairo as Coptic [...]

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The war on terror in the Phillippines

October 5, 2011
The war on terror in the Phillippines

  1) Ameril Umbra Kato (center), the leader of the breakaway Muslim rebel group, Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement (BIFM), brandishes his gun with his soldiers at Camp Omar, Maguindanao, August 28, 2011. Kato recently split from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), citing his disagreement with the MILF’s ongoing peace talks with the government [Joe [...]

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France’s burqa ban: women are ‘effectively under house arrest’

September 19, 2011
France’s burqa ban: women are ‘effectively under house arrest’

France‘s burqa ban: women are ‘effectively under house arrest’     Hind Ahmas, one of two French women facing a fine for wearing the niqab in a town near Paris. Photograph: Magali Delporte for the Guardian Since France introduced its burqa ban in April there have been violent attacks on women wearing the niqab and, [...]

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A quick lesson in anti terror and anti muslim ideals from the FBI. Our troops may be getting the same at bases in Darwin

September 15, 2011
A quick lesson in anti terror and anti muslim ideals from the FBI. Our troops may be getting the same at bases in Darwin

FBI Teaching Counter-Terror Agents Anti-Muslim Fear by John Glaser, September 14, 2011 | Print This | Share This | Antiwar Forum The FBI is teaching its counterterrorism agents that “main stream” [sic] American Muslims are likely to be terrorist sympathizers; that the Prophet Mohammed was a “cult leader”; and that the Islamic practice of giving charity is no [...]

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Dismay not anger

August 15, 2011
Dismay not anger

Despite what you may read in the Australian media there is really no blood lust at large in the UK. To the contrary there seems to be a reasoned approach in some quarters to address the issues before the shooting starts. It probably has a lot to do with the absolutely miserable Australian media outlets [...]

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The necessary murderer

August 14, 2011
The necessary murderer

Anders Behring Breivik on his way to court earlier this month. Photograph: Jon-Are Berg-Jacobsen/AP Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian man who confessed to killing 69 people at an island youth camp has reconstructed his actions for police at the crime scene. Police said they took Breivik, 32, back to Utøya on Saturday for a hearing [...]

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Islam and the capital project’s ethos.

August 13, 2011
Islam and the capital project’s ethos.

Is Islam Compatible with Capitalism? The Middle East’s future depends on the answer. BEBA/IBERFOTO/THE IMAGE WORKS A sixteenth-century Turkish bazaar. Muslim tradition has long accepted the marketplace, though sharia constrained its efficiency. The moment you arrive at the airport in Cairo, you discover how little Egypt—the heart of Arab civilization—is governed by the rule of [...]

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Norway: The mind of a right wing white christian religious fanatic

August 2, 2011
Norway: The mind of a right wing white christian religious fanatic

Anders Behring Breivik, left, has presented a long list of ‘unrealistic’ demands, his lawyer said. Photograph: Jon-Are Berg-Jacobsen/AP The lawyer defending the man who has confessed to Norway‘s bomb and shooting attacks said his client had presented a long list of “unrealistic” demands, including the resignation of the government and that his mental condition be [...]

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A Democracy Now! video interview about Norway

July 30, 2011
A Democracy Now! video interview about Norway

  You can view the video at http://www.democracynow.org/2011/7/29/norways_johan_galtung_peace_conflict_pioneer George Ikners ikners.com JUAN GONZALEZ: Police in Norway yesterday released the identities of another 24 people killed by Anders Behring Breivik last Friday as they ended their search for bodies around the island where he shot 68 of his 76 victims. Breivik has admitted to shooting people on Utoya [...]

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Lessons from Norway a Ron Pillar article

July 30, 2011
Lessons from Norway a Ron Pillar article

We really should not need someone else’s misfortune to remind us about some realities regarding terrorism and terrorist attacks. But reactions to recent incidents within the United States as well as some of the comments in this country about the attack in Norway indicate that we do. Here are some of the most important reminders: [...]

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Neo liberalism and the threat to the so called western values.

July 29, 2011
Neo liberalism and the threat to the so called western values.

Political scientist Samuel Huntington‘s thought revolved around the idea that a “clash of civilisations” between East and West would define the post-Cold War era [EPA] The paranoid style in politics often imagines unlikely alliances that coalesce into an overwhelming threat that must be countered by all necessary means. In Clash of Civilizations, Samuel Huntington conjured an [...]

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Right wing lunatics and reporting the news. The Good Guys vs the rest

July 29, 2011
Right wing lunatics and reporting the news. The Good Guys vs the rest

Bill O’Reilly Bill O’Reilly is appalled by how the man who went on a vengeful killing spree in Norway is being portrayed in the liberal media (view clip). He was particularly disgusted with the headlinethe New York Times ran last Sunday which read “As Horrors Emerged Norway Charges Christian Extremist”. O’Reilly felt it was unfair to [...]

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On being a terrorism expert. It always helps if you are one

July 29, 2011
On being a terrorism expert. It always helps if you are one

  Terrorism Experts on Parade by Philip Giraldi, July 28, 2011 Email This | Print This | Share This | Antiwar Forum On Friday night and Saturday morning I scanned the newspapers and watched the usual after-the-fact nonsense on television in the wake of the horrific terror attack in Norway. The late edition of Friday’s Wall Street Journal featured a [...]

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Their Blood Is Not Just On Breivik’s Hands [Satire] WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE

July 26, 2011
Their Blood Is Not Just On Breivik’s Hands [Satire]   WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE

By Mantiq al-Tayr * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz 1. As is usually the case all of the experts on terrorism and all the Islam-hating bigots were wrong. Sometimes I am not even sure which group is the more loathsome and of course there is considerable overlap between the two. And even though Will McCants actually seems okay, he [...]

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Norway: An apology from those who blamed Muslims, will that happen?

July 26, 2011
Norway:      An apology from those who blamed Muslims, will that happen?

Muslims Bombed Norway! Where’s the Apology? by MOHAMED KHODR on JULY 25, 2011 This image shows Anders Behring Breivik from a manifesto attributed to him that was discovered Saturday, July 23, 2011. / AP PHOTO  As expected the Washington Post‘s subdued non-hysterical coverage of the horrific terrorist attacks in Norway contrasts sharply with the hysterical coverage of [...]

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UK Muslims after Norway.

July 26, 2011
UK Muslims after Norway.

APNewsBreak: UK Muslims vigilant after Norway The Associated Press E-MAIL PRINTREPRINT 0 COMMENTS TEXT SIZE:  LONDON — Extra security will be put up at mosques around the U.K. in the wake of the deadly attacks in Norway, British Muslim leaders said Sunday. Mohammed Shafiq, the leader of Ramadhan Foundation, one of Britain’s largest Muslim groups, [...]

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The environment does not recognise differing faiths. Only the lunatic denial fringe looks to difference as the enemy

July 26, 2011
The environment does not recognise differing faiths. Only the lunatic denial fringe looks to difference as the enemy

  Holy Land clerics launch interfaith Earth forum Published yesterday (updated) 25/07/2011 15:46 Rabbi David Rosen speaks during a press conference in Rome, 2010. Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders in the Holy Land joined forces to launch a multi-faith environmental campaign, citing religious injunctions to protect the Earth across their three faiths. [AFP/Vincenzo Pinto, File] [...]

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Norway, Islam, and the threat of the West

July 25, 2011
Norway, Islam, and the threat of the West

After Oslo was rocked by a deadly explosion and a shooting massacre killed dozens on Utoya Island, initial speculation blamed ‘Islamic terror groups’ – revealing fears and prejudices inherent to many in the West [REUTERS] A few years ago, the respected Cambridge scholar T J Winter, also known by his Muslim name of Abdal Hakim [...]

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Online storm over Mosque images

July 25, 2011
Online storm over Mosque images

Valley Park Middle School in Toronto offers more than just lunch in their school cafeteria – they also offer a place for Muslim students to pray. One anonymous Canadian blogger caught wind of this and wrote a post that set off a furor in the Canadian blogosphere, debating whether Canadian schools should be accommodating this [...]

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Nationalists a bigger threat then al Qaeda

July 25, 2011
Nationalists a bigger threat then al Qaeda

Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh chose to attack a federal government building for reasons that will make sense only to many violent nationalists, such as Anders Behring Breivik [GALLO/GETTY]  With the death toll nearing 100, Anders Behring Breivik has been arrested and charged with Norway’s worst act of terrorism. His lawyer has indicated that Breivik had planned the attack for [...]

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NY Times report on Norway spotlight on anti Muslim thought in US.

July 25, 2011
NY Times report on Norway spotlight on anti Muslim thought in US.

Killings in Norway Spotlight Anti-Muslim Thought in U.S. Emilio Morenatti/Associated Press The suspect behind the attacks in Norway said he believed multiculturalism to be a threat. Here, mourners at Oslo Cathedral.More Photos » By SCOTT SHANE Published: July 24, 2011 RECOMMEND TWITTER SIGN IN TO E-MAIL PRINT SINGLE PAGE REPRINTS SHARE The man accused of the [...]

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Norway attacks and a world of hatred

July 24, 2011
Norway attacks and a world of hatred

It is a credit to liberalism in Norway that the country’s prime minister did not respond to the attack with fear or vicious speculation [EPA] The Norwegian terrorist who murdered more than ninety innocent civilians – many of whom were teenagers – did not act alone. Or rather, he acted within a cultural and political context that [...]

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Norway a Washington Post view

July 24, 2011
Norway a Washington Post view

Exclusive: The Oslo Terrorist in His Own Words: Bomber Predicted “Europe soon will burn once again” 7 Comments and 29 Reactions|ShareTweet|Email|Print| ← return to The Robbins Report James S. Robbins Published on July 23, 2011 Suspected Norwegian terrorist Anders Behring Breivik, in custody following a shooting and bombing rampage on July 22 that left 92 [...]

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Norway first reaction to blame Muslims, yet again

July 24, 2011
Norway first reaction to blame Muslims, yet again

Several survivors of the Utoya island shooting said the shooter was dressed as a police officer [AFP] With at least 92 people dead and several injured, the brutality of Friday’s attacks in Norway left the country reeling. But who to blame for the bomb blast that tore through Oslo‘s government district and the shooting spree [...]

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An article on “terrorism” its meaning and effect

July 23, 2011
An article on “terrorism” its meaning and effect

The omnipotence of Al Qaeda and meaninglessness of “Terrorism” BY GLENN GREENWALD AP An injured woman is assisted from a damaged building in Oslo, Friday, after an explosion rocked the city. (updated below – Update II) For much of the day yesterday, the featured headline on The New York Times online front page strongly suggested that Muslims were responsible [...]

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An interesting article for the lovers of the irrepressible and courageous Banksy

July 16, 2011
An interesting article for the lovers of the irrepressible and courageous Banksy

  Bansky‘s Gorilla in a Pink Mask before it was covered in emulsion. Photograph: SWNS.com On the face of it, it was understandable that Saeed Ahmed should want to paint over the scruffy side wall of his new Muslim cultural centre in Bristol. Quite apart from the stained ventilation unit, it was covered in graffiti. [...]

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Al Jazeera special on Sudan

July 3, 2011
Al Jazeera special on Sudan

most Al Jazeera material can be obtained on line via live streaming. There seems to be a problem depending on which server you re using and some inherent problem here and in New Zealand.  George Ikners  ikners.com link (clickable) to article and video http://english.aljazeera.net/programmes/sudanthebreakup/2011/06/2011623122146319770.html       Sudan was the giant of Africa which once represented [...]

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Blairly a leader and he clashes with a Prince. How very unBritish.

July 1, 2011
Blairly a leader and he clashes with a Prince. How very unBritish.

Preface: In an illuminating statement Blair calmly, apparently, thought someone other than he had overstepped. How warming for a man who like Bush and the other employees of the elites could just not get into Iraqi oil quick enough. After which the future, surprisingly including theirs, would be assured. But as the loss of life mounted the [...]

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Positions Vacant in Saudi Arabia. But what can you expect from the most vile and corrupt regime in the Middle East?

June 26, 2011
Positions Vacant in Saudi Arabia. But what can you expect from the most vile and corrupt regime in the Middle East?

Saudi Arabian torment of migrant workers at mercy of abusive ‘madams’   Any Middle Eastern country that offers true equality of employment for women is to be congratulated but are the Saudis living up to anything like that?  George Ikners  ikners.com A Saudi woman applies makeup to a woman at a cosmetics exhibition in Jeddah. [...]

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Sudan dates, times for presentation well worth watching

June 26, 2011
Sudan dates, times for presentation well worth watching

Sudan was the giant of Africa which once represented the greatest hope for peaceful coexistence between Arab and African, Muslim and Christian. That hope is all but gone. Sudan: History of a broken land goes straight to the heart of the problem, confronting key characters in Sudan’s modern history and also hearing the tragic stories [...]

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Unforgettable Words on Zionism

May 26, 2011
Unforgettable Words on Zionism

  UNFORGETTABLE WORDS FROM AN ISRAELI GENERAL’S SON They will shake you to the core. “So those people who want to associate themselves with Israel, Zionism and drape themselves in the Zionist flag – the flag that has come to symbolise intolerance, hatred, racism and brutality – they can feel free to do so. But, [...]

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Ex CIA view of Bin Laden

May 9, 2011
Ex CIA view of Bin Laden

This as much to let you see the standard and type of reporting available in the middle East as to let you make up your own mind. Whatever you decide is a matter for yourself and no one else. But only the foolish do not look and listen to as much as possible before deciding [...]

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The effect of not being able to get Bin Laden to the normal course of justice

May 3, 2011
The effect of not being able to get Bin Laden to the normal course of justice

  This is another report from a well known commentator about the Bin Laden killing. You may or may not find it useful. (George Ikners  ikners.com a WordPress site) John Feffer is the co-director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies. He is the author of several books and numerous articles. He has been a [...]

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It’s not just who you are but what you wear. First fine in France for Muslim clothing

April 12, 2011
It’s not just who you are but what you wear. First fine in France for Muslim clothing

French veil ban: First woman fined for wearing niqab Woman, 28, stopped by police in shopping centre car park north-west of Paris on day ban came into force Share219 Angelique Chrisafis in Paris guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 12 April 2011 14.31 BST Article history A Muslim woman in a niqab. A 28-year-old has been fined for wearing [...]

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