Islam is not a religion, nor is it a cult. In its fullest form, it is a complete, total, 100% system of life. Islam has religious, legal, political, economic, social, and military components. The religious component is a beard for all of the other components. Islamization begins when there are sufficient Muslims in a country …
Posted by: Nicolai Sennels Foto: Asianet-Pakistan/Shutterstock May 19, 2013 Dispatch International (for subscriptions: http://www.d-intl.com) Among the results are lower average intelligence and impaired health Muslim culture still practices inbreeding and has been doing so for the better part of 1400 years. Consanguineous marriages were originally sanctioned by Islam’s prophet Muhammed, who had a very liberal … Continue reading »
Reblogged from : They were “asking” for it, even those dressed in burka or covered in head scarf? Really? Isn’t Muslim men “asking” to be beaten to death then judging by their attitude, words, behavior? Over 32 million Muslim women are harassed and stalked in Egypt. Continue reading »
Reblogged from : Every second Swede rejects Islam Posted by: Lars Hedegaard Photo: Wikimedia May 8, 2013 | Dispatch International German researcher: Islam is considered more of a political ideology than a religion Despite many years of efforts by Swedish politicians and the legacy media to present Islam as an enrichment of the Swedish society, … Continue reading »
Reblogged from : Loonwatch and the Non-Muslim Terrorist by Glen Roberts, Editor of TheReligionofPeace.com The notorious Loonwatch.com site has been claiming for years that 94% of all terror attacks have nothing to do with Islam. What they aren’t saying is that according to their own source, Muslims are 35 times more likely to commit acts … Continue reading »
Reblogged from : By David French ACLJ.ORG | 1:06 PM May. 1, 2013 While publications like the Daily Beast and Mother Jones and networks like NPR are exposing the scandal of – gasp – Evangelical adoptions, perhaps they should cover a different religious scandal. Thanks to Jim Geraghty’s must-read Morning Jolt e-mail (subscribe if you haven’t — it’s consistently my favorite read of … Continue reading »
London’s Poverty Profile: Worklessness by gender and country of birth Key points There are big differences in work rates between Londoners born in different countries. Men and women born in Somalia are more likely to lack paid work than men and women born elsewhere. Men born in the UK are more likely to lack … Continue reading »
London’s Poverty Profile: Worklessness by gender and ethnicity Key points Women are less likely to be working than men. The variations between ethnic groups are much greater for women than men. Download Chart Download Data Working-age adults in London not in paid work by gender, ethnicity and type of worklessness [Note: Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Black … Continue reading »
