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issue 205
9.21.2015  |
TOPSTORIES 
Fake
passports, terrorists in disguise and the machinations of Saudi Arabia make the
refugee crisis in Europe more complicated than it seems. More 
MORENEWS |
Mohammed al-Nimr, now 21, was arrested
while taking part in a protest of Shiite Muslims in Saudi Arabia. Charges of
torture were denied at his 'trial.' |
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The 29 year old man spent a week in the
Islamic State's de-facto capital of Raqqa before returning to France
allegedly to carry out an attack. |
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According to the Islamic Republic's law, a
woman must have permission from her husband to travel abroad. A star soccer
player's husband refused. |
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The Saudi Ambassador for the UN is to chair
a committee that selects human rights experts for the UN around the world,
despite its own abuses. |
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On Saturday alone, the Islamic State
destroyed 21 houses belonging to Christians and Shabaks, an ethnic minority
group in Iraq. |
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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In
an address in Al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Sheikh
Muhammad Ayed vows that Muslim fertility will conquer Europe whether they
like it or not.
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QUOTABLEQUOTES 
“It
is scandalous that the UN chose a country that has beheaded more people this
year than ISIS to be head of a key human rights panel. Petro-dollars and
politics have trumped human rights.”
- Hillel Neuer
Executive director, UN Watch
Executive director, UN Watch
BLOGPOST |
If Syria is in America’s crosshairs, then
why isn’t Saudi Arabia? After all, isn’t Riyadh the international sponsor of
jihadi terror and home to the men who attacked America on 9/11? |
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RECOMMENDEDREADING
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By Sam Harris and
Maajid Nawaz
Is Islam a religion of peace or war? Is it
amenable to reform? Why do so many Muslims seem drawn to extremism? What do
words like Islamism, jihadism, and fundamentalism mean in today’s world?
Remarkable for the breadth and depth of its analysis, this dialogue between a
famous atheist and a former radical is all the more startling for its
decorum. Harris and Nawaz have produced something genuinely new: they engage
one of the most polarizing issues of our time―fearlessly and fully―and
actually make progress. In a world riven by misunderstanding and violence,
Harris and Nawaz demonstrate how two people with very different views can
find common ground. |
READERSWRITE
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 [Re:
Danish Teen Murders Own Mother After ISIS Radicalization ]:Foolish Teens to
follow FOOLEST ideas.
K.B.
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[Re:
'Christian Refugees Left Out in Cold by Western Countries Welcoming
Muslims']: How did unregulated multi-culturalism become a greater priority
for ANY human society than our own national security?
J.M.
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