50 years on, conspiracy theories about U.N. chief’s death still swirl
John F. Kennedy, the U.S. president at the time of Hammarskjoeld’s death, eulogized him as “the greatest statesman of our century”.
Sudanese boycott meat to fight food inflation
Inflation has more than doubled since November when the government effectively devalued the pound to match the black market rate, making it more expensive to buy imported food and consumer goods.
Not all Islams are Equal
There is no such a thing as one Islam. There are hundreds of Islamic sects in the same way that there are hundreds of diseases.
A Tale of Two Apostasies
Susan's brother, still young and not fully indoctrinated in the things of Islam, smuggled scraps of food to his sister, though "most days she could only feed on mud"; he also dug a hole under the door, pouring water through it, which she was forced to lap "using her tongue."
Muslim Men Assault British Teenage Girl
Teenage girl gets to lose a front tooth, after she is repeatedly punched in the face by an "ASIAN" man, to whom she refused the offer of a dance. Tsk Tsk young lady- don't you know you've "offended" Mr. Muslim by your rejection?
Converts must die: imam to Swedish radio
Swedish public service broadcaster Sveriges Radio (SR) has been reported for hate speech after featuring a programme in which a Somali imam called for all converts from Islam to be killed.
9/11’s legacy: Bowing to Shariah
Western media have almost never dared flout Islamic law (Shariah) to show what "the fuss" was all about. They have almost never published the Westergaard Muhammad, which not only depicts Muhammad, Islam's prophet (verboten) but also illustrates the violence of Islamic jihad – an implicit criticism of Islam, also verboten.
Iranian supreme leader warns Arabs against trusting the West
“Never trust America, NATO, and criminal regimes like Britain, France and Italy −who for a long time divided your lands (among themselves) and plundered them,”
PLO representative to U.S. under fire for alleged ‘anti-Semitism’ remarks
“The reality is that USA give us the money not as charity, but because it is in the best interest of the U.S. in the region. And if members of Congress don’t understand that . . . then that’s their problem.” , Ma’an Erekat said.
Thousands flock to Cairo’s Tahrir Square to slam emergency law
Last week the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) widened the scope of the emergency law