Instead of ignoring this daft cartoon, or responding with reason or ridicule,
Islamists of course respond with threats of violence
(the only language they know).
Swedish MP Fredrik Malm, Aug 2007, defends the western Enlightenment
against criticism by Iran and other foreign Islamic tyrannies
over this cartoon controversy:
"There is no reason to keep quiet about this question. One must be crystal clear that in Sweden it is not the government that decides what appears in newspapers. Iran should change their own press laws and not try to change ours."
Some of them have refugee status.
Others are waiting for their claims for asylum to be processed.
And this is how they repay us for our kindness?
It was also reported that some of them, despite being in Ireland for years,
were not working and paying tax but rather living off welfare benefits.
And this is how they repay us for our kindness?
They are allegedly linked to US Islamist
Colleen LaRose
(and search
and images),
aka "Fatima LaRose", aka "Jihad Jane".
It was interesting to watch the reporting of the names of those arrested.
RTE, the Irish Times and the Irish Independent declined to print the names.
The first Irish media I found to print
the names were the
Evening Herald, 11 Mar 2010 (not online),
and the
Irish Daily Mail, 12 Mar 2010 (later online
here).
Foreign media (especially American and Croatian) then printed the names
and the story went global.
The above sources give the names of those arrested in Ireland (the "Waterford 7") as:
Jamie Paulin-Ramirez
(American).
Her husband
Ali Charafe Damache
(Algerian).
Abdul-Salam Mansour Al-Jehani
(Libyan).
His wife
Nadah Sameh
(Palestinian).
Ghamrassan Moulay-Slimane
(Algerian or Libyan).
His wife
Iles Moulay-Slimane
(Algerian or Libyan).
Ali Charafe Damache
is charged in Ireland with sending a threatening message to a moderate Muslim in the US
(see below).
He is also listed in the US
as an unindicted co-conspirator
(and
here)
in the alleged Lars Vilks murder plot case.
As at
May 2011
he is still in custody in Ireland.
New charges:
FBI press release, 20 Oct 2011.
See indictment.
Damache is charged by the Americans with "conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists" and
"attempted identity theft to facilitate an act of international terrorism".
"The United States intends to seek his extradition from Ireland to stand trial ... If convicted of the charges .. Damache faces a potential sentence of 45 years in prison."
Abdul-Salam Mansour Al-Jehani
was charged in Ireland with giving a false name when he claimed asylum.
He pleaded guilty
and was jailed for 3 months.
He has not been charged with any terror-related offence.
The people in green
were released without charge.
Everyone
should be regarded as innocent until proven guilty.
Jamie Paulin-Ramirez and her son Christian.
It's very sad to see a boy with no father,
and a woman so lost that she embraces radical Islam.
Photo from here.
Moderate American Muslim
Majed Moughni
organised the above small protest against
Islamic terror in Detroit in Jan 2010.
The "Waterford 7"
suspect
Ali Charafe Damache
was charged
with sending a threatening text or phone message to
Majed Moughni
in Jan 2010.
See "Morning Ireland", RTE Radio,
16 Mar 2010.
As a result of organising the above protest against Islamic terror, Majed Moughni received a
death threat phone call
from some Islamist fanatic:
"I want to congratulate you for your place in hellfire, Inshallah.
If you're in front of me, I will shoot you. I will put a bullet in your head."
Click on the image
to hear audio of the death threat.
You can download it here:
It is not known if Damache is charged with this threat or some other.
Again, Damache should be presumed innocent until proven guilty. He has not been convicted of anything.
Irish Examiner, 10 Mar 2010 (not online), quotes Ali Al Saleh condemning the plot.
He condemns unnamed Islamists in Ireland who are involved in
"brainwashing" young people,
"the sort of praising of those who are fighting for Islam."
Good for him.
Shaheed Satardien also
performs well on this show.
Instead of
whining grievance-mongering,
he condemns unnamed Islamic extremists in Ireland:
"Nobody wants to see the elephant in the room ...
everybody turns a blind eye."
Ali Al Saleh also performs well on this show,
and says Irish Muslims are not doing enough to stop extremism.
Then the fanatic convert Liam Egan comes on,
to make us all afraid of Islam in Ireland again.
He admits openly that the Prophet executed people who made fun of him.
Robert Spencer couldn't have explained it better!
Lars Vilks reacts:
The brave cartoonist
Lars Vilks
says he is ready to fight if the fanatics come for him,
and he even manages to take the piss out of them:
"Vilks, the cartoonist, has installed barbed wire in his downstairs hall, barricaded all the doors to his home and keeps an axe within easy reach.
"If anyone comes I will be able to fight for 30 minutes," he said. "I won't hesitate to use the axe if it is a life or death fight." He has even written a poem about his alleged assassin. "Jihad Jane will come when it is dark . . ." it starts.
"It is a sexual drama," he explained."
If this poem ever comes online, please
let me know.
Lars Vilks, quoted in the Irish Daily Mail, 15 Mar 2010:
"I think it is important that we bring these issues forward
and make it possible also to insult Muslims.
I think that's the best way to meet this question because the
Christians they have understood that they can be insulted,
but you shouldn't do too much fuss about it because things would just get worse."
Lars Vilks is playing a role in helping the child-like (in a bad way) Muslims of the world
grow up.
Unimpressive reactions to the plot
The aggressive sharia-lover and jihad-supporter Liam Egan
on "Islam in Focus",
Near 90FM, Mar 2010, spreads more fear of Islam.
Luckily, very few Muslims in Ireland are a threat to our freedoms like he is.
Leftie magazine
Phoenix,
issue 26 Mar to 8 Apr 2010, had a nice contrast showing the Irish left's mindset.
On p.8 a content-free article claiming the Islamic plot is all fantasy and the Irish police
should not have bothered.
(Will they apologise now that
Jamie Paulin-Ramirez
has pleaded guilty?)
And on p.9
complaints about the Irish government's lack of action over the
brave Israeli plot to assassinate a Hamas leader in Dubai.
Ignore the bad guys,
attack the good guys,
that's the Irish left!
In her naive, credulous show of 27 Mar 2010,
(start at 30:13)
she interviews Liam Egan of MPAC without ever having
Googled him
to find out he is a sharia-loving extremist who wants to enslave
kuffar like her. (*)
She talks about the Waterford Seven
as if stereotyping of Muslims is the issue,
rather than the possibility of an Islamic terror plot among Muslim immigrants in Ireland!
She agrees with Egan that the case is over and amounted to nothing.
(Will she apologise now that
Jamie Paulin-Ramirez
has pleaded guilty?)
Egan even chimes in with:
"Some of the oldest [Christian] churches in the world
are in the Muslim countries."
Wickremasinghe seems unaware of the fact that MPAC has
called for their destruction!
Wickremasinghe sums up what is wrong with modern PC journalism - an inability to ask hard questions
of designated victim groups.
Dil Wickremasinghe in the show above wonders why so much press is given to Muslim terrorists
rather than, say, Sri Lankan terrorists.
Is it really that hard to understand the reason why?
Muslim terrorists attack the West.
Sri Lankan terrorists don't.
If they did, I'm sure they would get a lot more press.
I certainly would devote a lot more time to them.
And even objectively, worldwide, Muslim terrorists
kill maybe 100 times more people
than Sri Lankan terrorists do,
so they should get 100 times the press.
Consider the
Islamic terror killings
in the few
days after this show alone:
On 28 Mar 2010,
Sunni jihadis killed 6 Shia in Pakistan.
On 28 Mar,
jihadis killed 6 construction workers in Iraq.
On 29 Mar,
a jihadi suicide bombing in Iraq killed 12.
On 31 Mar,
a jihadi market bombing killed 13 in Afghanistan.
And so on, and on,
forever.
The above is not even a complete list, just for those few days!
Not long after appearing on Wickremasinghe's show,
Liam Egan
said:
"May Allah cleanse this land [Ireland] of kufr and install the righteous Khalifa in our lifetime - ameen."
Lars Vilks assaulted at Uppsala University, Sweden (founded 1477) by Islamic religious maniacs shouting "Allahu Akbar!", 11 May 2010.
Also here
and here.
Um, if you're an Islamic religious maniac, why go to a talk by Lars Vilks?
No one forced you to attend.
And Allah is not Akbar. Allah does not exist.
They also chant "Muhammad", who is their "prophet".
"Our prophet is not homosexual", explains one of the maniacs.
There is even an uncovered young woman wearing a short skirt and
chanting "Muhammad".
She yells "you fucking cunt!"
at the police and organisers.
What a confused jumble her brain must be!
Allah may not exist, but sadly Islamist intimidation is all too real.
The talk was stopped,
and the university said it was "not very likely"
that the talk would be allowed again.
Violence and intimidation works. (So expect more of it.)
As Vilks says:
"What you get is a mob deciding what can be discussed at the university."
Good news: Vilks will be allowed complete his lecture.
Good for Uppsala University.
Further Islamic violence because of the "roundabout dog" cartoons
Lars Vilks' website was attacked by Islamic religious maniac hackers on 12 May 2010.
and FBI press release.
In Mar 2011,
she pleaded guilty to Islamic terrorism charges.
New charges:
FBI press release, 20 Oct 2011.
See indictment.
Damache is charged by the Americans with "conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists" and
"attempted identity theft to facilitate an act of international terrorism".
"The United States intends to seek his extradition from Ireland to stand trial ... If convicted of the charges .. Damache faces a potential sentence of 45 years in prison."
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