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Wednesday, August 26, 2015

*Warning* *Graphic* “Implementing Allah’s Law” @Atlas

Today’s tweets from the Islamic State — and Western elites are attacking those of us who oppose sharia and jihad. These apologists for savagery are just as culpable as those who are beheading and hand-chopping. Oh, yes. We owe the rise of this inhumanity to them.

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Will the islamophobia never end?
     
 

Team Obama wins mercy for a sponsor of terrorism

Imam Obama doing the heavy lifting for jihad savagery.
I warned Atlas readers months ago that Obama was working to exculpate jihad groups — beheading, Jew-hatred, creed apartheid, etc. are religious imperatives. Obama was raised on all this as a young boy in Indonesia.
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“Team Obama wins mercy for a sponsor of terrorism,” By NY Post Editorial Board
Back in February, a Manhattan federal jury sent a critical message about holding the perpetrators of terror responsible: It found the Palestinian Authority liable for six attacks and assessed $218.5 million in damages.
But on Monday, thanks to Team Obama, that message was all but obliterated.

After an unusual intercession by the State and Justice departments, the...
     
 

40,000 Iranian Girls Married Under the Age of 15 Per Year

There is no distinction between child marriage and slavery. If anything, child marriage is worse: the child, unlike an adult slave (or a slave with his or her parents around) is entirely at the mercy of her “husband.” But Muhammad married Aisha when she was six and consummated the marriage when she was nine, and that makes it right, and to be imitated by Muslims for all time.
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“40,000 Iranian Girls Married Under the Age of 15 Per Year,” CP, August 24, 2015 (thanks to Blazing Cat Fur):
More than 40,000 Iranian girls under the age of 15 were married during the last calendar year in Iran, according to Iranian officials, most to older men.
The number has remained relatively constant for the last 10 years, adding up to some...

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