| | On Christmas Day, a Nigerian Muslim terrorist working for Al-Queda tried to blow up a plane about to land in Detroit, Michigan. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was initially detained at the University of Michigan Medical Center on Friday where he was being treated for third-degree burns caused by the explosive material he carried on board Northwest Airlines Flight 253 from Lagos, Nigeria with a stopover in Amdersterdam, The Netherlands. On Monday, Abdulmutallab told law enforcement officers that he is just one of the many terrorist bombers trained by Al-Qaeda in Yemen. But, here are some little tidbits that we idiotic, myopic Westerners have missed over the past few days. A bomber - apparently planning to attack a meeting of NATO and tribal officials - blew himself up in a busy market district Thursday, January 14, 2010 in central Afghanistan, killing at least 20 people and making it the deadliest attack against civilians in more than three months.
Two U.S. service members died and four Afghan soldiers were killed in separate explosions Wednesday, January 13, 2010 in eastern Afghanistan, an area of the nation rife with violence, officials said.
A United States Marine, an Afghan soldier and a well-known British jounalist were killed in an explosion in Afghanistan on Saturday, January 9, 2010, the UK's Ministry of Defence has said. Four U.S. Marines were seriously injured, as was a photographer traveling with the British journalist.
- A house in Pakistan's commercial center Karachi was rocked by a large explosion, killing at least seven people. Officials say the Friday, January 8, 2010 explosion flattened a home in the Baldia neighborhood that was apparently being used as a safehouse for terrorists. Police searching through the rubble say they have recovered guns, grenades, suicide vests and other explosives. They say the people inside the home may have set off the blast by accident. Police are trying to determine the identity of the victims. They say at least two suspects have been taken into custody.
- Four Christian churches in Malaysia have been attacked amid tensions over the use of the word "Allah" by non-Muslims in the country. Attackers threw a molotov cocktail which failed to ignite at a church in the state of Selangor on the afternoon of Friday, January 8, 2010, media reports said. The incident comes hours after a petrol bomb was thrown at a church in the capital, Kuala Lumpur, as well as attackers trying to set another two ablaze in a nearby suburb. Police also recieved reports of cars displaying Christian symbols having their windshields smashed in the suburb of Bangsar.
A bomber targeting the commander of a pro-government militia detonated the explosive vest he was wearing in a crowded market on Thursday, January 7, 2010, killing ten people and adding to a rising tide of violence in eastern Afghanistan. Witnesses said the bomber walked up to the commander, Nasir Paray, and detonated his vest in Gardez, capital of Paktia province. The commander died in the blast, and four children were among the others killed.
A 20-hour gun battle prompted by a deadly terrorist attack on a police outpost in Kashmir’s summer capital of Srinagar ended on Thursday, January 7, 2010 at a hotel after the police killed two terrorists, including one Pakistani national. Terrorists opened fire Wednesday afternoon on security forces in the middle of a busy market at the center of town, on the Indian side of the border. One policeman and a civilian were killed, and 10 people were wounded.
NATO says an American service member died Thursday, January 7, 2010 after the explosion of a roadside bomb in eastern Afghanistan. A statement from the alliance-led International Security Assistance Force says the victim died Thursday. It did not give the branch of service or other details.
A bomb, concealed in trash outside the compound of Khost Gov. Tahir Khan Sabari, went off during a meeting on Thursday, January 7, 2010, The New York Times said. The governor and six other officials were injured by flying glass. Khost and Paktia provinces are both majority Pashtun regions where the Taliban is strong and border South Waziristan in Pakistan, a tribal area. The bombing that killed seven CIA officers on New Year's Eve, 2009 occurred in Khost.
An Ohio man who became loud and disruptive aboard a flight from Miami to Detroit -- at one point telling those around him he "wanted to kill all the Jews'' -- was removed from the airplane before takeoff and arrested late Wednesday, January 6, 2005. The man in custody is identified as Mansor Mohammad Asad, 43, who authorities say posed no potential security threat. Miami-Dade police say he caused enough of a ``disturbance'' that the pilot had to return to the jet-bridge. When Asad was taken off the plane to be interviewed by police, he threatened officers, made racial comments and charged an officer, authorities said. He was Tasered twice.
Two security personnel and one civilian were killed and 10 persons - six security personnel and four civilians - were injured Wednesday, January 6, 2010, when a two-man pro-Pakistan Muslim "fidayeen" (suicide) squad lobbed grenades and opened indiscriminate fire at Lal Chowk in Srinagar, the capital of India's northern-most state of Jammu & Kashmir, before rushing to a nearby hotel, where they holed up. Claiming responsibility, the pro-Pakistan Jamiat-ul-Mujahedin, a breakaway faction of the Hizbul Mujahideen, in a fax to Press Trust of India, said the attack was aimed at derailing the "so-called political process" in the state.
Egyptian police say a Christmas Eve shooting on Orthodox Christmas Eve, (January 6, 2010) killed eight people, including seven Coptic Christians and sent shock waves through the country's Christian minority. The victims were mostly teenagers. The shooting ocurred in the southern Egyptian town Nagaa Hammadi on Wednesday, the night before Coptic Christmas. Gunmen opened fire on the Copts as they emerged from midnight mass. They raked pedestrians along a stretch of road that housed two churches and a shopping mall, leaving pools of blood on the roadside. A Muslim policeman who was guarding the church was also killed in the attack. Copts, who account for up to 10 percent of Egypt's population of 80 million, are the Middle East's largest Christian community but complain of routine discrimination and harassment.
Four U.S. servicemembers and a British soldier were killed in two separate roadside bomb explosions in southern Afghanistan on Sunday, January 4, 2010, according to statements from NATO-led and British forces. Violence in Afghanistan has reached the highest level since the 2001 ouster of the Taliban by U.S.-backed Afghan forces. Last year the number of U.S. service personnel killed in Afghanistan was more than twice that in 2008.
At least 95 people were killed on January 1, 2010, when a suicide bomber attacked a volley ball game in a pro-government town in northwest Pakistan, police and rescue workers said. At least 80 people were also wounded in the explosion, Edhi ambulance service spokesman Mujahid Khan said in a phone interview from Peshawar. The residents of the town of Lakki Marwat where the bombing occurred have been supporting the Pakistani government’s efforts to suppress Taliban militants responsible for killing thousands of civilians in terror attacks in 2009, Lakki Marwat Police Chief Mohammed Ayub said in a phone interview. Pakistan’s military is battling the Taliban in South Waziristan and Swat Valley in the nation’s northwest border regions adjacent to Afghanistan.
A Somali man has been charged with trying to kill a Danish artist whose caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed sparked riots around the world. The suspect, who was shot by police outside cartoonist Kurt Westergaard's home in the city of Aarhus on Friday, January 1, 2010, was carried into court on a stretcher. Police say he broke into the house armed with an axe and a knife and that he has links with Somali Islamist militants. The man, who cannot be named for Danish legal reasons, was charged with attempted murder. Danish police say he broke into Mr Westergaard's home and shouted in broken English that he wanted to kill him. He is also alleged to have attacked police with an axe when they arrived at the scene.
The CIA has confirmed that seven of its intelligence agents were killed and six injured in a December 31, 2009 self-destruction bombing in eastern Afghanistan. It is the greatest loss of life in a single incident for the CIA since the Beirut bombing in 1983. In a statement CIA director Leon Panetta said the seven killed "were far from home and close to the enemy." One of the victims was the CIA base chief, a mother of three responsible for directing and coordinating CIA operations in a region on the border with Pakistan where insurgents operate freely. The Taliban claimed responsibility, saying the bomber was an Afghan National Army officer wearing an explosive vest who then entered the base and blew himself up inside the gymnasium.
On Wednesday, December 30, Iraqi police say a double bomb attack in the western city of Ramadi has killed at least 20 people and wounded more than 30 others. Police say the bombings appeared to target senior officials of Iraq's Anbar province, of which Ramadi is the capital. They say the attack began with a driver-detonated car bombing on a road near the offices of Anbar's governor, Qassim Mohammed al-Fahdawi. A short time later as al-Fahdawi was leaving the complex to inspect damage from the first blast, police say another bomber on foot blew himself up in the crowd. The attack wounded the governor and killed his deputy police commander. Anbar was a key base for al-Qaida militants and other Sunni insurgents in the years after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. Sunni militants turned against al-Qaida in 2006 and joined forces with the U.S. military, helping to reduce violence in the region significantly.
On Monday, December 28, a bomber targeting a Shiite Muslim procession in Pakistan's largest city of Karachi killed 30 people and wounded dozens more, as Shiites across the country marked the key holy day of Ashoura. Outraged Shiites responded by setting fire to buildings and vehicles at the blast site and hurling stones at security forces who had been guarding the march for their failure to prevent the attack. Authorities responded by firing into the air.
On Monday, December 28, officials announced that in the remote western desert of the country of Niger, gunmen had killed three tourists from Saudi Arabia. Three other Saudi citizens were wounded in the attack, Niger government spokesman Mamane Kassoum Moktar told The Associated Press. Security forces have been sent to track down the unidentified attackers, he said. Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled bin Saud told Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya TV the tourists were leaving Niger for neighboring Mali when they were attacked around dawn after stopping their vehicle to perform morning prayers.
On Tuesday, December 22, a bomber wearing explosives detonated himself (the sole minor consolation we can take from these nauseating events) at the gates of the Peshwar Press Club in Peshwar, Pakistan. The blast killed a guard, the Club's accountant, and a bystander. At least 20 others were wounded. The Club in the northwest Pakistan city had received a series of threats in the month leading up to the attack.
For those of you still too indoctrinated by the left to see the truth, allow me to spell it out for you: Islam is at war.
Now, it was one thing when this war was a self-contained little affair between Shi'a and Sunni being carried out in a narrow region from Africa to Central and Southern Asia and amongst only about 1/2 the world's population. But we left that quaint scenario behind long ago. September 11, 2001 was just Islamofascism's little exclamation point on our invitation to their party. Thing is, there are still millions of stupid, blind Westerners who want to call Islam "the religion of peace." These purposefully ignorant sheep cling to the irrelevancy of "a majority of Muslims who just want to live their lives", as if that matters one whit in the face of one or more of their ideologies wanting Christians, Jews and any other non-Muslims dead or subjugated to their rule. During World War II, the United States was not at war with the National Socialist Party of Germany (a.k.a.; the Nazis). The United States went to war against Germany, the nation-state that harbored and supported the evil ideology of Nazism. Not all Germans were Nazis. We knew and understood this. But we still knew where the enemy originated and we sought to destroy that enemy in that place. (Note: I will remind everyone at this point that just as the global Islamofasicsts are attacking themselves internally as they struggle for control of their religion, so too did the various political elements within Nazi Germany battle one another for superiority and control of that nation's military and government.) Islamofascism, like all evil tyrannies, must be fought the same way. While there is no one, single nation-state that can be attacked to eliminate this vileness, there is one, single theology that harbors and supports it. Islam is the source of this evil. And we must not hesitate to speak this truth loudly and boldly, calling this second-hand theology founded by a convicted fugitve exactly what it is - a destructive force for hatred and oppression. The events of Christmas Day (and if these bastards will kill one another while they are praying, we should not be at all surprised when they try to kill hundreds of us on one of our culture's holiest days of the year) point to an obvious solution that is being ignored for fear of violating some insipid sensibility. If you are a Muslim and want to come to the United States, you will be referred to the Andy Samberg/T-Pain mode of transit. That's right. Get on a boat, mother$#%&ers. (The sweet irony of T-Pain's birth name being "Faheem Rasheed Najm" is not lost on the author.) In all seriousness, the "no-fly" list for Western nations - or at least the United States - should now include that half of the world's population that subscribes to a religous ideology which allows for our murder and subjugation. This action would immediately provide one of two things, and possibly both of them. First, it would be dramatic motivation to individual Muslims, Islamic governments and Muslim organizations to clean up their internal houses of radicalized terrorists. If we can't go in and kill all of our enemies, then let's make it so that it's in Islam's own best interest to do it for us. Second, it would draw a clear line. Of course, there's one thing facsists of all kinds hate and that's the spotlight of clarity. Once we identify Islam as the problem, many Muslims will treat that as carte blanche to do all the evil, despicable things their psychotic imams have been trying to talk them into doing. And this can be a good thing to because, once again, at least now you know who your enemies are. To draw another parallel to our last great national victory over a global tyranny, when we were fighting Nazi Germany, everyone found it difficult to imagine a world in which Germany would continue to exist as a nation let alone a free, industrialized powerhouse that could anchor all of Europe. Similarly, I can envision a day in the future, after Islam has been confronted in its evil and revealed for the incendiary attitudes of its leaders, when it may once again function as a contributing, rational (albeit still errant) belief system. But that day ain't today. Nor tomorrow. Nor next week. And that day will never come if the West continues to play pattycake with the scum that drive the religion's violence and keeps giving a free pass to the cowards who allow the scum to hijack their faith. Because I know there are people who will remain simply too timid of the truth to acknowledge it, and because I know that some of us would like to remain in our cocoons of denial until we have the word dhimmi stamped upon our foreheads, let me close with one short warning. I am completely serious about all of this. And, if you want your culture to endure beyond the next century, you better get serious about it, too.
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*EDIT: Well, this is what I get for using pop culture references around a bunch of Christians. For the record, the title of this post (MUSLIMS COMING TO AMERICA? YOU'RE ON A BOAT, MOTHER$%#&ERS!) refers to the wildly popular - or, at least I used to think it was wildly popular - Saturday Night Live Digital Short Film starring Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, T-Pain and Jorma Taccone. The film is a parody rap video that gratuitously uses the phrase "motherf***er" to lampoon the rap genre. I thought including a hyperlink to the video itself would alleviate any confusion. Apparently, I was wrong.
____________________________________________ EDIT #2: I'm going to update this entry as often as needed to continue to list the homicidal acts for which Islamofascists have become famous. Maybe seeing the list will motivate the "religion of peace" to clean up its act as much as being locked out of Western airports and planes would. *chuckle* No, you're right. I don't believe that, either. |
