We reported a couple of days ago on the recently averted terrorist attack involving a lone mujahid in New York City. Osama Hussein (who had other aliases) was arrested last Saturday by the NYPD when he came close to building a working bomb, with which he intended to kill returning American soldiers.
In the video below Ezra Levant and David Harris discuss the mainstream media’s systematic (and evidently intentional) unwillingness to discuss the role played by Islamic ideology in the motivation of the would-be bomber:
read Alice Thompson in today's Times (23 Nov) for a good example of the MMS unwillingness to consider Islam's role in the systematic sexual abuse abuse of European girls by third world immigrants. Thompson, writing about the situation in the Netherlands tells of "...men in their late teens and early twenties, often from Morocco and Turkey... " sexually exploiting vulnerable young girls and turning them into drug addicted prostitues. She says that this is happening in Britain although here the problem is Pakistanis rather than Moroccans or Turks. According to Thompson the primary difficulty in tackling this behaviour is "race" - she says, "...police, social workers, and charities don't want to pin such a disgusting crime on even a tiny minority in a particular ethnic community..." Race isn't the common denominator of Turks, Moroccans, and Pakistanis - but religion is. Yet nowhere throughout Thompson's piece do the words Muslim or Islam ever appear. I wonder why?
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read Alice Thompson in today's Times (23 Nov) for a good example of the MMS unwillingness to consider Islam's role in the systematic sexual abuse abuse of European girls by third world immigrants. Thompson, writing about the situation in the Netherlands tells of "...men in their late teens and early twenties, often from Morocco and Turkey... " sexually exploiting vulnerable young girls and turning them into drug addicted prostitues. She says that this is happening in Britain although here the problem is Pakistanis rather than Moroccans or Turks. According to Thompson the primary difficulty in tackling this behaviour is "race" - she says, "...police, social workers, and charities don't want to pin such a disgusting crime on even a tiny minority in a particular ethnic community..." Race isn't the common denominator of Turks, Moroccans, and Pakistanis - but religion is. Yet nowhere throughout Thompson's piece do the words Muslim or Islam ever appear. I wonder why?
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