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Brigitte Bardot?!

Publié dans dhimmitude le June 8th, 2008

A French court has fined former film star Brigitte Bardot 15,000 euros (£12,000) for inciting racial hatred.

She was prosecuted over a letter published on her website that complained Muslims were “destroying our country by imposing their ways”.

It is the fifth time Ms Bardot been convicted over her controversial remarks about Islam and its followers. This is her heaviest fine so far.

…but muslims are not a race.

I think she got fined because she’s simply not supposed to mention the obvious.

Found this on Dhimmiwatch

BC Human Rights: Closing arguements…

Publié dans dhimmitude le June 8th, 2008
Maclean’s has a right, and an obligation, to present “vital detailed opinion. It’s what journalism does for liberty.” His voice rose. His body trembled. It was said by one witness “that you cannot cry fire in a crowded house. Oh yes you can,” declared Mr. Porter. “You must, if in your considered view, there is a fire. It is your duty to cry fire.”

A decision from the tribunal is forthcoming.

I’m yelling “fire” right now.  So what if I’m home alone?  I just set this cigarette on fire.

NOT just a scarf…

Publié dans dhimmitude le May 30th, 2008

Found this on LGF and indeed, what’s surprising is that it comes from the Toronto Star

The controversial kaffiyeh, also known as the hatta or the shemagh, is a cloth about 54 inches squared. Commonly seen on the heads of men in the Middle East, the kaffiyeh was historically used simply as protection from the scorching sun. Now, the checked scarves carry a much deeper meaning.

“The kaffiyeh is a visual extension of our struggle, a way to be a thorn in the silence,” says Ahmad Habib, Iraqi refugee and a member of the Arab Cultural Resistance music group. “Everywhere, from the Arab world to Toronto, people dress up to paint the world with conformity and indifference. The kaffiyeh stands in the way of that.”

I was on the Plateau Mont Royal this week, and while I was having a nice meal, watching the “beautiful people” walk by, I saw two individuals wearing a kaffiyeh.

It is chic. It is totally acceptable to those who see speak no evil, hear no evil and see no evil.

And all these people vote.

Meaningless symbols?

Publié dans dhimmitude le May 29th, 2008

Anyone remember this? Charles Johnson followed that scarf being sold online until it was pulled. No symbol here, right? EURO scarf? Pah-lease.

Well to anyone who doesn’t have a clue, the Kaffeyeh does mean something. It shows support for the palestinien cause. It does. Don’t say it doesn’t, we know it does.

Now Dunkin Donuts ran an ad campaign in the US with a woman wearing a kaffiyeh. They noticed the complaints and said it was chosen for style by the fashion designer for that ad.

You have Charles Johnson, who mentioned Dunkin Donuts, getting hate mail.

You have Michelle Malkin shining a light on the “meaningless symbol” (it’s not meaningless).

Actually, here are two of Michelle’s readers quoted on her site which mirror my thoughts exactly:

Update: Reader Erik e-mails, “Hey, I know, we could all walk around wearing T-Shirts with the Crusaders Cross on them and pretend we didn’t know what it means.”

…and…

Update: Reader Stu e-mails, “What you talk about here is not so different from the wearing of ‘Che Guevara’ T-shirts by people who have no clue (or choose to ignore, or even to embrace for the sake of “radical chic”) what a murdering thug Guevara was.” Very much so.

Well said. Wasn’t that well said?

Quebec’s Accommodation Commission…

Publié dans dhimmitude le May 20th, 2008

Ok, is a nutshell: These two guys are put in place to study the problems inside my province concerning accomodations toward minorities, which have included but are not exclusive to: Frosting some windows of a gym because there was a jewish school next door; the hijab in public funcions; tolerance; racism; the situation with newly arrived immigrants.

Now this report has been progressing all year, and now, 24 hours before it’s public release, everyone’s bitching about it.

Why?

Because some of the info was leaked.

The Gazette reported on this leaked information last Saturday and summed up the conclusions of the report.

Dans son numéro de samedi, le quotidien anglophone a souligné qu’après un an de réflexion, les commissaires Gérard Bouchard et Charles Taylor concluaient pour l’essentiel, qu’il incombait à la majorité francophone de s’ajuster pour normaliser les relations avec les nouveaux arrivants de diverses confessions. La majorité francophone, manquant d’assurance, devrait « apprendre l’anglais, être plus gentille avec les musulmans et s’informer davantage ».

What they expect the report to say is this: The french speaking majority of Quebec should adjust to normalise their relations to new arrivals of different faiths. The french speaking majority, which is unsure of itself, should “learn english, be nicer to muslims and should be more informed”.

Now, not everyone is like me, but I’ve had several internet fights with muslims in the last two years or so. Whenever I found a guy who supports beating his wife or believes men are superior to women BECAUSE THE QURAN SAYS SO, two things happen.

  • I’m told that I can’t understand this culture because I don’t know enough about it.
  • I’m told that I shouldn’t complain about it because I’m not muslim.

What I usually end up telling this person, is that I wish I was a professional hockey player, because then I could talk about that awsome Stanley Cup Final that’s on TV…

I have an opinion. I hold some information. I have seen so much disinformation and actual distractions from the basic problems (the Associated Press and Reuters are not trustworth) that I hear these conclusions (rumors of the actual conclusions, actually) and I’m afraid.

I’m afraid that Canada has fallen. I’m afraid that Quebec will be labeled racist and that apologists will come running to take over.

I’m afraid that the Pure Laine nation of Quebec has forgotten. Je me souviens should probably be erased from our license plates…

I think we’ve forgotten how we got here. I think we, just as Mark Steyn mentionned in the past, we have no more culture of our own because we’ve put multiculturalism in the front. I think immigrants who come here now HAVE NOTHING LEFT TO ASSIMILATE.

Because we’re tolerant.

Because we’re empty.

Myself, I’m fairly tolerant but I’m not empty. I remember the Plaines d’Abraham. I remember the English burning down our homes. I remember Louis Joseph Papineau. I remember what happened to the Acadians and I see how assimilated the Cajuns are today. I remember 98 years of British occupation without any contact with France. I remember all that.

Our religion prevailed. Our language prevailed. We survived. Let us never forget that.

That’s why, when you look at a building with both the Quebec flag and the Canadian flag, you have Quebec on top. Period. If you don’t understand that, you shouldn’t be here.

I’m sorry if this turned out to be a rant, but the presumed conclusions of this commission go against Bill 101, against the Commission de la Langue Française and ever single thing the french speaking majority has done right.

I hope I’m wrong. I hope this is NOT what this commission has worked so hard to achieve. If so, then it’s a big disappointment, not to mention a huge waste of taxpayer’s money.

Once upon a time, the majority ruled. Now, we may need a Human’s Rights Commission to help us because the majority has become a victim of multiculturalism.


Condoms in Kenya for free…

Publié dans dhimmitude le May 13th, 2008
GARISSA, 12 May 2008 - Muslim leaders in Kenya’s North Eastern Province have resolved to campaign against the promotion of condoms as a means of preventing HIV. The decision was made after a recent meeting on the theme of “Islam and Health”, attended by more than 60 Muslim scholars and teachers in the provincial capital of Garissa. “A lot of money is being wasted to poison our community … a huge amount of money is spent on buying condoms, buying immorality,” Sheikh Mohamud Ali, of Garissa district, told IRIN/PlusNews.

Money? Can you say “foreign aid”?

Misconceptions abound

Abdi Welli, a taxi driver in Garissa, told IRIN/PlusNews he agreed with the clerics that condoms should be banned. He believed the widespread myth that condoms and contraceptives were laced with the HI virus. “We know the condoms are not safe … if you want to contract the virus that causes AIDS, then use [a condom],” he said. “After all, we have heard in the past that the Western world is using the condom to eliminate Africans, and Muslims in particular.” Discussing sexual issues is traditionally taboo, which has led to widespread ignorance about HIV and AIDS in the northeast.

Wow. Can you imagine that? He thinks condoms cause HIV.

I wonder who has been teaching him that…

…attended by more than 60 Muslim scholars and teachers…

Oh. Right.

Got this from Point Rider Republican.

Global Warming fear-mongers…

Publié dans dhimmitude le April 28th, 2008

“I deserve help from the government”…

Publié dans dhimmitude le April 28th, 2008

This one started as funny but I wanted to cry at the end.

An Ethiopian man who has 77 children by 11 wives has urged others not to get married and has taken to dispensing advice on family planning to his neighbours. (…)

“I want my children to be farmers but I have no land, I want them to go to school but I have no money,” he says. (…)

In total, they have given birth to more than 100 children but 23 have died. (…)

He blames Ethiopia’s government for failing to support him and his children.

The local authority of the school which 40 of his children attend is requesting photographs of each one for their files but Mr Attayu says he has not got the money.

“I know I have done wrong by marrying many wives and begetting many children but I think I deserve help from the government.”

Unfortunately, even his own son has ignored his warnings about the pitfalls of polygamy.

Unemployed Dagne Ayattu, who at 33 is the oldest of his sons, has seven children and is about to marry his fourth wife.

Yeah, I had a drinking problem like that once: Three beers and only two hands.

Hey, who knew you might run into financial trouble and NOT be able to support all the women you screwed in the last 33 years.

No warning at all…

Found this on Dhimmiwatch.

 

Cindy Sheehan vs Pelosi…

Publié dans dhimmitude le April 28th, 2008

Well when you deal in stupidity and an absence of moral values, you need to keep the staff fresh. Nancy Pelosi has done all the dammage she could do so it’s time for a change.

Because we all need change, right?

Small change and being short changed, that is.

Peace activist Cindy Sheehan wants to snatch House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s congressional seat from her in November, but first she’s going to need the help - and signatures - of 10,198 friends and supporters. (…)

Impeachment isn’t Sheehan’s only concern. Pelosi’s refusal to vote for an immediate end to the Iraq war and to support single-payer health care shows she’s out of touch with San Francisco’s progressive roots, Sheehan said.

“I’ll represent everyone in San Francisco, not just the corporate elite,” she said. “I’m working class, my family was working class, and we have struggled the same way our neighbors here in San Francisco have struggled.”

Yeah, we know all about your jihad struggle…

Found this on GOC. 

Not fit for the front page…

Publié dans dhimmitude le April 28th, 2008

But an 18-month BBC investigation for Panorama has found evidence that:

- Pakistani peacekeepers in the eastern town of Mongbwalu were involved in the illegal trade in gold with the FNI militia, providing them with weapons to guard the perimeter of the mines

- Indian peacekeepers operating around the town of Goma had direct dealings with the militia responsible for the Rwandan genocide, now living in eastern DR Congo

- The Indians traded gold, bought drugs from the militias and flew a UN helicopter into the Virunga National Park, where they exchanged ammunition for ivory

The UN looked into the allegations concerning the Pakistani troops in 2007.

It concluded that one officer had been responsible for dealing in gold - allowing traders to use UN aircraft to fly into the town, putting them up at the UN base and taking them around the town.

But the UN decided that “in the absence of corroborative evidence” its investigators “could not substantiate the allegation” that Pakistani peacekeepers supplied weapons or ammunition to the militia.

It did, however, identify “an individual who seemed to have facilitated gold smuggling”.

But like Glenn Reynolds said:

But since there’s no anti-American angle, it won’t be much of a story.