HATE preacher Anjem Choudary is facing a life sentence after being found guilty today of masterminding an outlawed group. The 57-year-old is the first-ever Brit to be convicted for membership of the extremist Islamic group al-Muhajiroun(ALM) under Britain’s anti-terror laws.
Posted in Europe, Islam, Law & Courts, Radicals, Terrorism
Patrick Bet-David moderates a religious discussion between Muslims and Christians. In this short clip, they discuss why America might have a Muslim majority in the future. Today’s guests were Daniel Haqiqatjou, Robert Spencer, Brother Rachid, and Jake Brancatella.
Andre Walker and Ash Gould are joined by historian David Starkey to discuss the outbreak of violence in Harehills Leeds, with reports of a police car being overturned and a bus being set on fire.
Jess Phillips says this has nothing to do with Muslims. Well, she’s wrong. And its only going to get worse.
Posted in Edward Dutton, Elections, Europe, Islam
In this video, we delve into the controversial and intriguing story of Salman Rushdie, the renowned author of “The Satanic Verses.” From the moment his book was published in 1988, Rushdie’s life changed forever. He faced immense backlash, including a fatwa issued by Ayatollah Khomeini, which called for his death.
Posted in Islam
The Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on the history of the southeast Asia continues with a video on how Indonesia adopted Islam and became the largest Muslim country in the world.
The conversation centered around the growing incivility in politics and media, with Donald Trump calling for drug tests before debates and Joe Biden dismissing the idea as a ‘shenanigan.’ Speakers also discussed the increasing incivility in Congress, highlighting instances of name-calling, personal attacks, and disruptive behavior. Additionally, they discussed the issue of exemptions and accountability in society, with some groups being exempt from consequences while others are not. Finally, the conversation turned to the potential decline of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in higher education, with instances of plagiarism and unequal allocation of slots in universities.
Posted in Islam, Religion, Victor Davis Hanson
Muslim scholar Yasir Qadhi recently visited Sweden, and he observed how Malmo city of Sweden is like Baghdad, as well as she expressed his concerns for the growing number of radical muslims of the country.
Posted in Europe, Gangs, Immigration, Islam
