Fed up with Islam Yet???

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Steven Salaita’s Historiography of Victimhood



Had the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign not nixed Steven Salaita’s appointment as professor of American Indian studies after his extended string of vituperative, vulgar Tweets, blog posts, and other communications exposed his anti-Semitism and radicalism to a broad audience, he would have likely remained an obscure academic. Today his legions of professorial supporters view him as a cause célèbre and alleged victim of the “Israel lobby” and rich alumni.

Salaita may not have presented himself as a victim of academe’s alleged perfidy before Chancellor Phyllis Wise’s action in August, but his fields of study assume the victimhood of indigenous peoples worldwide. Since world history is replete with conquests, intermarriage, assimilation, and the rise and fall of expansive empires, separating victims from victimizers through the millennia is a difficult process — unless, that is, the purpose of one’s academic work has less to do with the pursuit of truth than with achieving political goals through a quixotic, politicized reading of history.

Salaita embodies these incongruities. Given his would-be appointment in American Indian studies, one would assume that the bulk of his scholarly work treats the cultures and history of the various tribes of North America. In fact, all six of his books deal with modern Arab studies, Arab Americans, or Israel. How this West Virginia native of Arab ancestry could be offered a position in American Indian studies in spite of this fact is illustrated through the convoluted, jargon-laden work of Salaita’s mentors. His greatest, or most immediate, intellectual debt is to Robert Warrior, the director of American Indian studies at UI who served on Salaita’s dissertation committee at the University of Oklahoma.

Warrior is a member of the Osage Nation “who stands in solidarity with other tribal peoples around the world.” In contemporary ethnic studies this signifies that he, like Salaita the Palestinian, can claim victimhood and oppression at the hands of conquering powers — the European colonizers of North America, and the Jewish “colonizers” of modern Israel, respectively. This alliance of the oppressed unites in theory if not in fact these disparate fields of study.

http://www.blazingcatfur.ca/2014/11/23/55742/?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed
 

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Had a flash-back to Boomer's post about a haircut and a hospital all in the same sentence, I should have never hit the ?button?

Are you absolutely sure you want to be quoting out of a holy book that you claim is spawned by the devil himself?
The parts you posted fit in quite well with what Jesus would have taught the woman at the well during the time He spent at her village. Back in those days the Jews did not look on Samarians as being 'equals' and it would have been more like the time of Abraham and the two sons that divided mankind into two groups, the 12 tribes and the Gentiles.
The 'infidels' in your reference would be the 'blind Jews' such as in Matthew:23.
Adam taught Eve and Eve sinned, is that adding extra elements so a 2nd fall doesn't happen. The method is flawed because the men that impose that extra part are not given the same thing by God so if the woman doesn't sin the man will as both are flawed being.
The exodus wars used the same rules, they were parked when the 12 Tribes finished the 40 years in Jordan before God allowed them onto His land, before it is perfected, the fall that came later is what happens when something is made less than perfect.
Esau and Jacob is how adultery fits in and 'the last day' in the Bible is the detailed version of that one specific day where all the prophecy passes from being words into being reality.

Believers will equal 33% of the people on the planet, I would hate to think the RCC uses that number to determine how many of their own flock are worth saving.

Who would have though you would be posting things that clarify where the Quran actually came from. I'm going to wait to see what other else you have up your sleeve other than hairy arms before I give you a green for that post.
Colpy, the Qurans silver lining, do you like the ring to that?
 
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So you agree that a vest wearing bomber would be spotted in a crowd. There is hope for you yet even though you a condescending prick.
You not defending this thread is why I gave you that little title. Mr. Mouthpiece suddenly goes all silent on this thread but has enough energy to insinuate that I hate Jews, again. If that hadn't happened this wouldn't have happened, I so love being shallow at times like this.

Now to the bulk of this 'reply'. You posted what you consider to be 'hate speech' in an effort top demonize all of Islam, true of course, this is your fuking thread after all.

All the references you posted can be found in the OT, the Jewish holy book and part of the book you claim to have some connection with due to who your parents were most likely rather than you being the one putting in your own effort.

When Eve was talking with the serpent she mentioned that she shouldn't touch the fruit either. Adam added that bit in himself, it doesn't seem to have helped but I see no condemnation from you about Adam trying to improve on what God had put in place. The Quran seems to be a man telling his wife about some steps he wants her to take so his instruction don't go as far wrong as Adam's did as perhaps if he said 'don't look either' the the fall could have been avoided. Adam still ate so Eve would not be alone in death. A Christian or Muslim husband would be as loyal. (in theory, in practice probably not so much)

Time to defend yourself and this 'thread'. The rest of the references can also be found in the Jewish book, is their history just as corrupt as your views of the Muslims in this day and age? (without the 600+ death penalty laws)
 

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Would the message be the same if the ad that is taking up most of the post was replaced by words above na below your single line of reference. Something like 'God forbid.' would have an effect on the message would it not?

They wish you would disbelieve as they disbelieved so you would be alike. So do not take from among them allies until they emigrate for the cause of Allah . But if they turn away, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them and take not from among them any ally or helper.

Once we get into the meat of John:4 and the teaching that God left that crowd seems to OT Muslims if that is the root of the Gentiles, the ones that come under fire in the 'last days' as defined by the Christian Bible. You do stand behind the Christian Bible version do you not?
Joh:4:5:
Then cometh he to a city of Samaria,
which is called Sychar,
near to the parcel of ground that Jacob gave to his son Joseph.
Joh:4:6:
Now Jacob's well was there.
Jesus therefore,
being wearied with his journey,
sat thus on the well:
and it was about the sixth hour.
 

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Surveillance footage shows how German woman was killed for heroic effort to protect girls from harassment

By Lindsey Bever December 2




The Saturday night scene was dark and chaotic. Cars zipped through a McDonald’s parking lot, weaving around a crowd of people. At about 4 a.m., one man started swinging. Another held him back. Then came the knockout blow that sent a student to the ground, ultimately ending in death.


On Nov. 15, 22-year-old Tugce Albayrak, a German citizen originally from Turkey, stepped in to protect two teenage girls being harassed by three men near a bathroom at a fast-food restaurant in Offenbach, a suburb of Frankfurt. German media reported the men were bounced from the restaurant before Albayrak returned to her friends and finished her meal. When she left a while later, at least one was waiting for her in the parking lot. He was allegedly armed with a stone or a baseball bat, the Guardian reported. The incident was captured on surveillance video posted by German newspaper Bild.


An 18-year-old Serbian man, identified only as Sanel M., was arrested shortly after the attack. He admitted he “smacked the victim in the head,” prosecutors’ spokesman Axel Kreutz told the Associated Press.


Albayrak never regained consciousness and was removed from life support on Friday, her 23rd birthday. An autopsy was expected Monday to determine whether she sustained the fatal injury from the punch or the fall, when she hit her head on the ground.
“Like countless citizens, I am shocked and appalled by this terrible act,” German President Joachim Gauck said. “Tugce has earned gratitude and respect from us all.”


“She will always remain a role model to us, our entire country mourns with you.”


Over the weekend, people across the country held candlelight vigils for Albayrak, lighting candles and laying flowers. Swiss soccer star Hans Seferovic paid tribute, writing the hashtags “civil courage,” “angel,” “courage” and “respect” on the undershirt beneath his jersey. Pictures of the young woman with long black hair and dark eyes spread across social media. More than 100,000 signed an online petition to award her a national medal of honor.


Surveillance footage shows how German woman was killed for heroic effort to protect girls from harassment - The Washington Post


I'm glad these fine young Christian men rid the world of another scummy Muzzie.
 

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Former Egyptian muslim with big brass balls.

ISIS Is Doing what the Prophet Muhammad Did

Egyptian human rights activist Ahmad Harqan receives a daunting glare from a Sheikh while he explains in a television interview that ISIS and Boko Haram, in their violence, are following the example of the Prophet Muhammad. A Muslim apostate and atheist, Harqan describes Islam as “a harsh religion,” “a criminal faith” and says “the Quran is full of teachings that incite to hatred and murder.”

The unhappy Sheikh, wearing what appears to be the Muslim version of a Santa hat, (ok, it’s not- but it certainly looks that way!), disagrees that ISIS is Islamic (who could imagine the “Islamic State” being Islamic??) and defends his “religion.” With the typical regurgitated propaganda, he tells Harqan that Egypt, “the mother of all cultures and religions” welcomes Bahais, Ahmadis, Communists, Marxists, Satan worshippers and homosexuals.

This is interesting being that Egypt recently sentenced eight homosexuals to three years in prison for appearing in a same-sex wedding video. They were charged with inciting debauchery and offending public morality. Sounds very “welcoming.”

As for “Satan worshippers,” perhaps he is right!

Harqan argues that more would join him in leaving Islam, if only they had the freedom to think critically about religion and make their own choices. This comes from a former Muslim, living in a Muslim country. He can hardly be accused of “Islamophobia.”


http://chersonandmolschky.com/2014/12/05/brave-egyptian-calls-islam-criminal-faith-television/



 

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Montrealer charged with terror offence was planning 'something big,' says Crown
By Brian Daly, QMI Agency
First posted: Monday, December 08, 2014 12:50 PM EST | Updated: Monday, December 08, 2014 03:50 PM EST
MONTREAL - A 36-year-old Montrealer was arraigned Monday on a terrorism charge for allegedly planning "something big," says the Crown.
The Crown opposed bail for Nejib Belhaj-Chtioui, a Tunisian-born Canadian and father of two.
A source familiar with the investigation told QMI Agency that police were tipped off to bomb-making blueprints that were posted to the Internet in 2011.
Police had obtained a warrant in August 2013 and notified Belhaj-Chtioui" that he would be arrested upon his return, says the source.
Police handcuffed him and took him off of a plane when it arrived from his native Tunisia at Montreal's Trudeau Airport on Sunday.
Crown attorney Lucie Martineau said the case involves "behaviour that would lead one to suspect terrorist activity."
"There are two charges regarding a reasonable apprehension that a terrorist activity could have occurred," she said. "The police officer had reasonable apprehensions that some things could occur and something big."
It wasn't immediately clear if the alleged target was in Canada or elsewhere.
When asked why she opposed bail, Martineau said, "because he was just at the airport. He wasn't in Canada for the past month."
Belhaj-Chtioui wore a winter coat and was expressionless Monday during the two-minute arraignment. His bail hearing is scheduled for Tuesday morning at the Montreal courthouse.
Provincial police Sgt. Audrey-Anne Bilodeau said the accused was known to travel frequently between Canada and Tunisia.
"I think he was living here and there," she said. "A few weeks or a few months in Montreal and a few weeks or a few months in Tunisia. I don't have any details if he was working for a group."
Bilodeau said she also didn't know if Belhaj-Chtioui was on any Canadian terrorist watch lists.
QMI Agency's television partner TVA spoke to an ex-girlfriend Monday who said Belhaj-Chtioui attended mosques but "isn't a radical."
"(Nejib) wasn't mean," said the woman, who didn't give her name.
"This man is a very good person. He wouldn't harm a fly. His arrest is a surprise."
Belhaj-Chtioui's ex-wife attended the arraignment and told reporters they have two children.
His Facebook profile says he was born in the Tunisian capital of Tunis, is a former Bell Canada employee and studied at the University of Quebec at Montreal.
Belhaj-Chtioui is the second Montrealer arrested on terrorism-related offences since last week.
A 15-year-old boy faces charges after authorities say he had planned to travel abroad to join jihadist fighters.
The teen allegedly robbed a convenience store "for the benefit, or at the direction, of a terrorist group.
brian.daly@sunmedia.ca
Nejib Belhaj-Chtioui is pictured in this undated Facebook profile photo.

Montrealer charged with terror offence was planning 'something big,' says Crown