Liberals have a difficult time recognizing radical Islam. They have an even harder time uttering these words, or other words like terrorism, jihadism and radical Muslim. The left does not have difficulty blaming Christians for every perceived injustice, so why can’t they blame jihadists for the Boston Marathon attack, the London beheading or Benghazi? Find out why on this ZoNation. H/T PJTV
ARVE error: need id and provider
What does the beheading of a British solider in Woolwich and the Boston Marathon bombings have in common? Simple. You could never guess the religious orientation of the perpetrators from reading the US newspapers. In this edition of The Great Eight, Ben Crystal has some fun with the media’s Islamophobia, as well as wondering aloud where’s Colonel Klink when the IRS needs him most.
ARVE error: need id and provider
A sixth night of rioting has hit Sweden’s capital of Stockholm, despite police reinforcements being deployed. The rioting also spread outside the capital for the first time on Friday, with Islamic youths, many of them immigrants, torching vehicles and buildings in two nearby towns.
ARVE error: need id and provider
Channel 4’s Home Affairs Correspondent in Great Britain, Darshna Soni, looks at how events unfolded in Woolwich through the eyes of those on the street who were caught up in it all, and witnessed Islamic extremists ramming and then hacking up a British soldier with meat cleavers.
ARVE error: need id and provider
Meanwhile, the radical Muslim cleric who taught and influenced the terrorists — former Al-Muhajiroun leader Anjem Choudary — refused to accept any personal responsibility for the bizarre and brutal murder, seeking instead to blame the British government because it has sent troops to fight in Afghanistan. The question remains: Why isn’t Choudary rotting in a jail cell? He’s nothing more than a common thug and criminal masquerading as a cleric.
ARVE error: need id and provider
Steven Crowder lives dangerously by drawing distinctions between Jesus and Muhammad, and reflecting upon how their lives influenced the course of Christianity and Islamism.
ARVE error: need id and provider
An Uzbeki national has pleaded not guilty to charges in the United States that he gave support, cash and other resources to help a recognized terror group. Fazliddin Kurbanov, 30, was arrested during a raid of his apartment in the city Boise in the rural state of Idaho and was charged with a litany of offenses.
ARVE error: need id and provider
With Iran’s presidential elections set for June 14, Mohammad Yazdi, a clerical member of the Guardian Council — Iran’s constitutional watchdog — has said the constitution rules out women being presidential candidates. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the current, two-term president of Iran, also is forbidden to run for a third term, but is advancing the candidacy of one of his aides. More from JewishNewsOne.
ARVE error: need id and provider
Two members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have been found guilty of plotting to attack Israeli and American targets in Kenya. Iranian nationals Ahmad Abolfathi Mohammad and Sayed Mansour Mousavi were picked up by Kenyan police last year and found to have 15 kilograms of deadly explosives and plans to cause harm.
ARVE error: need id and provider
Islamic activists in Bangladesh have called for an anti-blasphemy law to be put in place as a reaction to secular bloggers. One of their demands includes the death penalty for anyone who insults Islam.
ARVE error: need id and provider
Richard Perle, Resident Fellow for the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research and former Assistant Secretary of Defense, discusses the latest threats from radical Islamic groups. The motivations and techniques used by Islamist organizations to affect America are spelled out clearly in the “Third Jihad: Radical Islam’s Vision for America.”
ARVE error: need id and provider
