Why would anyone join an extremist Muslim fringe group that hates democracy and wants to impose a myopic interpretation of Islamic law on everyone? What could possibly attract an educated young man living in a free society to join a movement that glorifies suicide bombers?
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The Shariah threat bandwagon just keeps rolling on. After synthesising facts that claim 80% of Imams in American Mosque are radical out of thin air politicians have continued to ramble on a non-existant threat.
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As Russian-made jets dropped more bombs on the city of Ras Lanouf, rebel leaders in their stronghold to the east of Benghazi were not panicking. While true that the airstrikes were not causing major damage to the city or rebel positions, they have seemingly halted the advance of the young and disorganized anti-government forces.
Continue reading …Saudis mobilise thousands of troops to quell growing revolt as protests banned
March 7, 2011 No Comment
Saudi Arabia was yesterday drafting up to 10,000 security personnel into its north-eastern Shia Muslim provinces, clogging the highways into Dammam and other cities with busloads of troops in fear of next week’s “day of rage” by what is now called the “Hunayn Revolution”.
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After weeks of internal debate on how to respond to uprisings in the Arab world, the Obama administration is settling on a Middle East strategy: help keep longtime allies who are willing to reform in power, even if that means the full democratic demands of their newly emboldened citizens might have to wait.
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To avoid detection by Libyan secret police, who monitor Facebook and Twitter, Mahmoudi, the leader of the Ekhtalef (“Difference”) Movement, used what’s considered the Match.com of the Middle East to send coded love letters to rally the revolution.
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“I am not going to leave this land. I will die here as a martyr. I shall remain here defiant.” The Libyan leader vows to ‘fight on’ as his government loses control of key parts in the country and as top officials quit. “I have not yet ordered the use of force, when I do, everything will burn”.
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Tens of thousands of foreigners are trying to flee Libya, after clashes between security forces and protesters reportedly left hundreds dead whilst embassy officials have joined ranks with the protesters. Gaddafi has denied that he fled the country and Egypt is maintaining the border.
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US decision to use UN Security Council veto has sparked furious reaction in West Bank and Gaza as Palestinians threaten their own days of rage. Mahmoud Abbas received calls from the President and Vice President of the US ‘bullying’ him into submission.
Continue reading …Alias Raymond Davis: the US diplomat arrested in Pakistan is CIA informant
February 22, 2011 No Comment
If Davis, the man behind two murders, is tried and convicted in Pakistan and handed a lengthy prison, or even a death sentence, Davis might “spill the beans” and that, were he to do so, those Wikileaks cables could pale into insignificance.
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