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issue 352
10.27.2016 |
A federal scheme to establish counseling
teams to engage with youths at risk of radicalization was dropped after
objections from Muslim groups. |
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A new law in Pakistan mandates a life
sentence for honor killing, but the accused -- with the consent of the judge
--was able make use of a loophole. |
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Fear mounts that the US does not understand
the rebels' political agenda to establish a fundamentalist Islamist state in
post-war Syria. |
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Given US universities' history of welcoming
Islamist funding and operatives, stopping this before it further metastasizes
is imperative. |
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New interviews aim to try to gain some
understanding as to why ISIS members view women as holding a lower status. |
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In an unrelated incident, a Wisconsin man
who tried to join ISIS in Syria pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to
support to a terror group. |
Many members of the bridage were captured by
the Islamic State and forced into sex slavery before they managed to escape. |
CAIR claims to be a civil rights movement,
yet civil rights apply to all citizens irrespective of religion. If, as CAIR
claims, American Muslims are victims of discrimination in the workplace, the
discrimination is a violation of their rights as Americans, not as
Muslims. |
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[Re:'Catholics
in Syria Plead to US: Stop Supporting Rebels']: Hasn't the West learned that
the Middle East except for Israel doesn't want democracy as we know it. The
rebels will make the situation worse if they succeed. Look at the Caliphate
that has tried to take hold of the region....I would take Bashir over these
crazies. Another extreme Islamist regime is all we need!
S.O.
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[Re:
'Father Pardons Self for Honor Killing Daughter; Set Free']: That woman's
poster says it all, there is no honour! What a disreputable place where human
life is so cheap and ignorant rules are imposed on the innocent, his daughter
did he never hold her and realise that he held something beautiful with a
will and mind of her own that would one day need to make her own way in the
world.
T.M.
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