ISIS execution of James Foley and the Aafia Siddiqui Deobandi connection to Pakistan
In the days following the brutal and tragic execution of US journalist James Foley, it has become clear that genocidal terrorist organizations like ISIS view Aafia Siddiqui as an icon … Continue reading
Taymiyyah followers massacaring Shia Sunni Christian and others from Yemen to Iraq to Pakistan NOT a Shia-Sunni conflict
We were witnessing a bloody internecine among the Muslims in the arc spanning from Pakistan to Yemen. However, people who explain this mayhem in the context of traditional Sunni-Shia conflict … Continue reading
Why Washington’s War on Terror Failed – by Patrick Cockburn
There are extraordinary elements in the present U.S. policy in Iraq and Syria that are attracting surprisingly little attention. In Iraq, the U.S. is carrying out air strikes and sending … Continue reading
Expect exponential increase in home grown terror thanks to the internet – by Ali Abbas Taj
While we appreciate Secretary Kerry and the administration finally seeing the light on the dangers of funding and arming Syrian rebel, now manifested as ISIS, it cannot be emphasized … Continue reading
Wahabi/Deobandi ISIS bans philosophy, chemistry in Syria schools
A terror organization that issues its own passports Editor’s note: The news that ISIL has banned philosophy as a subject at schools should not come as a surprise. Philosophy is … Continue reading
Syrian Rebel Commander says he Collaborated with Israel – by Elhanan Miller
Sharif as-Safouri, abducted by Al-Nusra Front in July, confesses to receiving antitank weapons in return for protecting the occupied Golan Heights border. August 14, 2014 “ICH” – “Times Of … Continue reading
US actions in Iraq fueled rise of a rebel – by Tim Arango & Eric Schmitt
BAGHDAD — When American forces raided a home near Falluja during the turbulent 2004 offensive against the Iraqi Wahabi/Deobandi insurgency, they got the hard-core militants they had been looking … Continue reading
Is America’s relationship with Saudi Arabia broken beyond repair? – by Martin Chulov
Barack Obama arrives in Riyadh seeking rapprochement with an aggrieved Arab ally whose interests are increasingly at odds with its key western backer. The president’s flying visit – no more … Continue reading
UK PM Warns of terror state on Europe’s doorstep
David Cameron has warned that if the Islamic State’s onslaught continues Europe will be facing a “poisonous” terrorist state on the shores of the Mediterranean. The Prime Minister said urgent … Continue reading
Have We Misunderstood the Threat from ISIS? – by Professor Gareth Stansfield,
Christian men who were circumcised forcefully in Mosul Having sent special forces to assess the humanitarian threat from ISIS in the Sinjar Mountains, the United States now says situation was … Continue reading
Mayhem in Mesopotamia: A mess of extremist Salafi Deobandi hatred – by Agha Jafri
What began in Syria during the spring of 2011 as a simple uprising by a few so-called rebels has blossomed into a brazen and bloody movement led by the … Continue reading
SOS from Saudi Arabia: Rights activist and dissident Sheikh Nimr facing execution
An outspoken dissident against the oppressive Saudi regime, Sheikh Nimr Baqir Al-Nimr is facing imminent execution. The Saudi prosecutor wants to literally crucify him for speaking against the regime. All … Continue reading
Obama is mute on his friendly ally Saudi Arabia, whose Salafists are the inspiration and fund-raisers for the Deobandi/Wahabi militias of Iraq and Syria – by Robert Fisk
He wouldn’t bomb Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s bloody caliphate when it was butchering the majority Shia Muslims of Iraq. But Barak Obama is riding to the rescue of the Christian refugees … Continue reading
The Wahhabi sack of Karbala (1802 A.D.)
Among the most atrocious acts committed in modern Islamic history has been the sack of Karbala in 1802. Unfortunately, this remains a little known fact to most Muslims. However, … Continue reading
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