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Webb's honor, open practice will highlight eventful weekend
The WBB team is in store for a busy and memorable weekend
Commodores, start your engines
Vanderbilt embracing fast-paced style under Stephanie White
Webb named Chair of SEC Leadership Council
Vanderbilt senior participating in NCAA legislative process
Getting It Done
Women's hoops preps for fresh era in unorthodox fashion
Vanderbilt, Appalachian State Postgame Notes
WBB Highlights - Florida 73, Vanderbilt 68 (Feb. 27, 2014)
February 27, 2014
WBB Highlights - Alabama 66, Vanderbilt 62 (Feb. 23, 2014)
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WBB Highlights - Vanderbilt 71, Texas A&M 69 (Feb. 2, 2014)
February 2, 2014
WBB Highlights - South Carolina 61, Vanderbilt 57
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Vanderbilt WBB vs. Mississippi State (2/25/16)
Vanderbilt hosted MSU on senior night, falling 66-61. (2/25/16)
Georgia at Vanderbilt 1/31/16 (Howell)
WBB vs. LSU, (1/14/16). Photos by John Russell
Vanderbilt WBB vs. LSU on 1/14/16. Photos by John Russell.
Vanderbilt vs. South Carolina (Howell)
Photos of Vanderbilt's game against No. 2 South Carolina on Jan. 7, 2015.
Vanderbilt wins Fordham Holiday Classic Championship (12/30/15)
2015-16 (Junior): Battled through injuries to register a solid junior campaign. … Saw action in all 32 games, including 16 starts, while averaging 7.3 points and a team-high 5.7 rebounds per game. … Compiled a career-high 233 total points for the season. … Reached double figures in 10 games, including five SEC games. … Grabbed 10 or more rebounds in three straight games from Jan. 21-28 (vs. Tennessee, Alabama and No. 12 Kentucky). … Shot 58.5 percent from the floor, which ranked second on the team among players with at least 10 field goal attempts. … Shot 60.7 percent (34-of-56) from the field in the final 10 games of the season. … Collected a double-double with a season-high 19 points and 10 rebounds in a win over Ohio on Nov. 28. … Was named to Fordham Holiday Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 10.5 points and five rebounds in wins over New Mexico State and Fordham on Dec. 29 and Dec. 30. …Scored 17 points and pulled down nine rebounds in loss to Florida on Feb. 18. … Pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds in loss to Tennessee on Jan. 21. … Led the team in blocked shots (16), total rebounds (183), offensive rebounds (2.3 per game) and defensive rebounds (3.4 per game).
2014-15 (Sophomore): Overcame a series of injuries to produce a strong sophomore season, seeing action in 27 games (17 starts) ... Shot a team-high 59.5 percent from the floor while ranking second on the team in rebounding (4.9) and third in scoring (8.0). ... Scored in double figures in 10 games, including the final five games of the season. ... Posted three double-doubles. ... Scored a team-high 18 points and had five rebounds in loss to Kentucky in second round of SEC Tournament on March 5. ... Had 14 points and seven rebounds in win over Alabama in first round of SEC Tournament on March 4. ... Went 5-of-7 from the floor and scored 10 points before fouling out in loss to Tennessee at March 1. ... Narrowly missed a double-double, finishing with 13 points and nine rebounds before fouling out in loss to Auburn on Feb. 26. ... Posted her third double-double of the season with 11 points and 11 rebounds in loss to Missouri on Feb. 22. ... Posted her second double-double of the season with 15 points and a career-high 12 rebounds in loss to Florida on Feb. 1. ... Scored 11 points and had six rebounds in loss to Georgia on Jan. 18. ... Returned from a four-game injury absence and contributed five points and four rebounds in win over James Madison on Dec. 29. ... Had 11 points and four rebounds in season-opening win over Belmont on Nov. 14.
2013-14 (Freshman): Quickly established herself as an impact player at Vanderbilt, seeing action in all 31 games, including appearing in the starting lineup 18 times. ... Finished the season averaging 7.1 points and 4.0 rebounds per game, and scored in double figures in nine games, including three straight in mid-December. ... Capped her freshman season with an 18-point, eight-rebound performance against Arizona State in first-round NCAA Tournament loss on March 22. ... Had six points and a team-high nine rebounds in loss to Auburn on Feb. 13. ... Had 12 points and finished 5-of-6 from the floor in loss to Tennessee on Feb. 10. ... Scored 12 points and pulled down four rebounds in win over Tennessee on Jan. 12. ... Scored 15 points on 6-of-9 shooting and pulled down a team-high eight rebounds before fouling out in win at James Madison on Dec. 18. ... Scored 10 points and had six rebounds against Elon (Nov. 29) and then had nine points and two rebounds against Wisconsin (Nov. 30) during the Thanksgiving Tournament. ... Started at forward and scored 13 points in first-career game against Appalachian State on Nov. 8.
High School (Hoover): McDonald's All-America Nominee ... 2013 Alabama Miss Basketball and Gatorade Player of the Year ... Averaged 15.1 points and 11.0 rebounds as a senior, leading Hoover to a 28-4 record and the Alabama 6-A State Championship ... Scored 29 points and grabbed 22 rebounds in the state championship game ... Earned state tournament MVP honors as a senior and junior ... Helped Lady Bucs to state title and national ranking of eighth as a junior, earning nominations for 6-A Player of the Year and Miss Basketball ... Played first two prep seasons at Brewbaker Tech in Montgomery, Ala., helping team to its first-ever state title as a sophomore with 16.3 points and 18.8 rebounds per game ... Earned Alabama Class 4-A Player of the Year honors and state championship MVP as a sophomore ... Was the top high school rebounder in the nation in 2010-11 ... Played for coaches Donnie Quinn and Tiffany Frederick at Hoover ... Selected to USA Basketball U-19 trials ... Competed on the AAU circuit with the Georgia Metros, the same program which produced former Commodores Tiffany Clarke and Elan Brown ... Ranked 21st overall and sixth at post by ESPN HoopGurlz, with a four-star rating and a grade of 95.
Personal: Daughter of LaTangelia Sanderson ... Has two siblings, Bianca and Marcus ... Born March 23, 1995, in Montgomery, Ala., ... Favorites include the Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA team), Nneka Ogwumike (WNBA Player), ice cream (snack), The Land Before Time (movie) and Nicki Minaj (musician) ... Wears 22 at Vanderbilt because it is her favorite number ... Bucket list includes winning a national championship, being drafted by the WNBA and competing in an ice cream eating contest.
Webb's Career Highs
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Assists: 3 (4x) last: vs. St. Louis (11/24/14)
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The Van Buren County Hospital will open its doors Monday to its brand new Community Service Center.
Sunday was the official ribbon cutting ceremony and many attended to show their support.
Once the ribbon was cut, people started rushing inside to get the first look inside the Community Service Center.
The $2.2 million building was designed to house the hospitalâ??s childcare center, Healthy Villages, Headstart, Wick, Parents as Teachers Program, occupational health, an optometry clinic, job opportunities and a conference room to be used by the public.
â??Each of these programs and agencies and departments has filled the vital need for residents of the community. Each has for a number of years functioning in spaces not designed for it and not adequate to meet the needs of the clients served,â?? said Lisa Schnedler, Hospital Administrator.
The center offers essential services that todayâ??s families depend upon.
â??Here in Keosauqua, people can see the support this community and this county gives to families with this facility,â?? said St. Rep. Curt Hanson.
And after 20 years, the hospital boardâ??s dream of having all these services under one roof has finally come true. And this building is made to stand the test of time.
â??This building incorporates some of the most environmentally friendly and responsible construction in terms of the materials that were used including paints and coatings and sealings that donâ??t give off fumes that are harmful for those who occupy the building,â?? said Rick Kuhl, architect.
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The Local chooses not to mentioning anything about what he actually spoke about.
Threatened Swede talks on Paris anniversary
Published: 07 Jan 2016 15:47 GMT+01:00
The Local chooses not to mentioning anything about what he actually spoke about.
Threatened Swede talks on Paris anniversary
Published: 07 Jan 2016 15:47 GMT+01:00
The result of post-Enlightenment thinking and Cultural Marxist infiltration and influence.
These anti-Enlightenment jackasses should be given the cold shoulder by their community from here on, but you know that they won't.
Published: 27 Apr 2015 16:56 GMT+02:00
The New York Times named the writers pulling out of the May 5th annual PEN American Center gala as Peter Carey, Michael Ondaatje, Francine Prose, Teju Cole, Rachel Kushner and Taiye Selasi.
Carey, a two-times Booker Prize winner, said the award stepped beyond the group's traditional role of protecting freedom of expression against government oppression, the Times reported.
"A hideous crime was committed, but was it a freedom-of-speech issue for PEN America to be self-righteous about?" the newspaper quoted him as saying in an email interview.
"All this is complicated by PEN's seeming blindness to the cultural arrogance of the French nation, which does not recognize its moral obligation to a large and disempowered segment of their population."
On January 7th, two Islamist brothers claiming to avenge the magazine's depiction of the Prophet Mohammed stormed the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, killing 12 people.
In a blog response, PEN said it did not believe Charlie Hebdo's intent was to "ostracize or insult Muslims, but rather to reject forcefully the efforts of a small minority of radical extremists to place broad categories of speech off limits."
"We will be sorry not to see those who have opted out of the gala, but we respect them for their convictions," it added.
And of course I'm betting on angered Muslims wanting to stop non-Muslims from seeing it.
Also take note of the state broadcaster's decision to show only the eyes and the turban of Mohamed. Really, really disgusting display of fake journalism at its most detestable level.
A cartoon exhibition organised by the Finnish Comics Society, called "Minä olen Charlie" (or "I am Charlie"), has opened in the Kallio library. The exhibition has already been banned on three separate occasions in the past due to perceived security risks. The exhibition will run for two weeks, until March 18.
Comics Society chief Kalle Hakkola says the exhibition will hopefully also be found in other libraries in Helsinki and elsewhere.
Finnish cartoonists and caricaturists say they are showing their respect for the cartoonists who were shot dead in a terrorist attack on the headquarters of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris in January. The offices were stormed by two gunmen who killed a total of 12 people during their attack. The shooting was partly captured on video, and the terrorist organisation al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack. Due to the tragic events and the ensuing uproar, venue owners in Helsinki banned all three of the Comics Society's exhibition's attempts to be displayed due to concerns over security.
The exhibition features single editions of the Charlie Hebdo magazine and the work of noted domestic cartoonists.
The Kallio library is located at Viides linja 11, 00530. More information available on their
Something to do with offending Islam.
(ANSAmed) – ISTANBUL, MARCH 6 – The number of websites blocked in Turkey is approaching 68,000 with the recent addition of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo's official site, as well as specific pages from the country's most popular Internet forums. As daily Hurriyet reports, the latest bans came after the government appealed to a local court, citing blasphemy laws.
The February 27 ruling of the Ankara Golbasi Civil Court of Peace came soon after the Telecommunications Directorate (TIB), a government body, filed a criminal complaint. The ruling imposes a blanket ban on the websites of Charlie Hebdo and Turkey's first atheism association, while blocking individual pages of Eksi Sozluk (Sour Dictionary) and Inci Sozluk (Pearl Dictionary), two hugely popular forums, as well as pages on news website T24, which recently published the controversial Charlie Hebdo cartoons.
More here. H/T: Fjordman
In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, Western countries and political leaders are standing together. We are girding our loins, stiffening our resolve and sharpening our pencils in order to express our defiance through the medium of crayon daubs on electronic paper. The last time we saw such resolute bravery was when Michelle Obama tweeted "Bring Back Our Girls" in the glare of the world's media, and then promptly forgot about them. The girls were not brought back of course. They were sold as sex objects in Muslim slave markets.
President Hollande stated that France is a unified country but unfortunately these are just yet more platitudinal words and even worse they are words which are not true. France is not a unified country, President Hollande, it is a country with a 25% Muslim demographic amongst those aged under twenty which will become a majority demographic before 2040. And they really don't like you, they don't like traditional France and they don't like liberal democracy. Which means essentially that the next generation of young native Frenchmen will have to fight if they wish to preserve their traditional way of life.
So your country is not unified President Hollande, it is the early stages of civil war and your disingenuous words are not going to stop this glaring reality. Ayaan Hirsi Ali was the only voice of reason on BBC News the other night when she stated Islam was at war with traditional France whether traditional France liked it or not. And she is right. France is in the Dar al-Harb, the House of war, and the Muslims' current weapon is terror as sanctioned by Mohammed who stated, "I have been made victorious through terror". It is real, it is happening.
The aim of war is very simple, it is to gain political control over a territory. Having achieved victory the winning side then enforces its own ideology upon the defeated side. Or at least this was how wars used to be fought back in the days before mass immigration and multiculturalism. Today though, the enemy is within and is winning because the enemy finds itself allied with every current Western government which promotes multiculturalism and further Muslim immigration.
The attack against Charlie Hebdo was much more than an assault on free speech, it was an assault on the only means of defence France and the West have in facing up to the Islamic enemy within. The whole issue of free speech is in the news ONLY because of Islam and only because Islam wishes to close down our one defence against the supremacist ideology of Mohammed.
The shameful thing here is that the traitor class of France and the West are criminalising their own native people who dare to draw attention to an ideology which has declared war on every single underlying foundation of Western civilisation. It is not Islam which has passed legislation outlawing the criticism of Islam, it is Western politicians and as such they have allied themselves with a future majority Muslim demographic who see it as their religious duty to subjugate us because we are non-Muslim infidels.
Think about this for a moment. Muslims kill people who criticise Islam. Western politicians criminalise people who criticise Islam. Geert Wilders is not being taken to court – again – by Muslims who have defeated Holland, he is being taken to court by Islam's Western political allies, as are countless other people. As I said, this is far more than a Muslim war against free speech, it is a war against the native Western people carried out by a traitor class/ Islamic alliance and it is a war that should we lose means subjugation or death for our children and grandchildren.
As The Muslim demographic doubles every decade, so France will become more Islamic and less French. Whilst the native French were shocked and horrified by the Charlie Hebdo murders, this was not the case in the Parisian Islamic quarters where there were scenes of jubilation amongst those whom the traitor class describe as 'moderate Muslims' – which essentially means Muslims who wish to live under sharia law but who are not prepared to actually shoot unarmed civilians in order to achieve an Islamic state.
So we are at war with Islam, or at least Islam is at war with us. Our political elites need to work out which side they wish to take. If Muslims kill us for criticising Islam and Western politicians criminalise us for criticising Islam, it is clear which side they, the media, the police and the educational sectors have chosen to take. We are at war and the Western traitor class is on the wrong side.
I understand that terror works – why else was Charlie Hebdo the ONLY media outlet in France with the bravery to satirise Islam? – and I understand that many of our traitor class politicians and journalists are traitors because they are terrorised into it, but they should know two things: the first is that failing to address the issue today can only mean far worse problems in the future simply because of fast-growing Muslim numbers; the second is that if for whatever reason they appease Islam today they are betraying their countries of tomorrow. This is treason and I hope one day to see the appeasers and traitors before people's courts where they will be held to suitable account.
h/t: Sheik Yer'Mami (pbuh)
No they didn't.
He displayed amazing magnanimity toward the killers, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi.
"The terrorists were once kids, they drew like us, like all kids, then one day they perhaps lost their sense of humor, perhaps their child soul able to see the world from a bit of a distance," he said. More here.
Danish Psychologist Nicolai Sennels on Muslim youth:
Another powerful defence mechanism within Islamic culture is found within Muslim child rearing. A very real threat of violence and even death is over every Muslim child's head, should he or she decide to choose another life style than that of its parents. Even if the parents allow their child to choose his or her own religion — or none at all — other Muslims are dedicating their lives to kill them. Together with the wide use of violence and even torture within Muslim families, the horrific amount of daily family executions of Muslim youth is enough to keep the vast majority from even considering escaping the way of the sharia. The Quran's and the Hadiths' many promises of hellfire to those who go against Muhammad's orders and example scares many from leaving the culture that brings them so much suffering. I clearly remember how several Muslim inmates at the prison I was working in as a Psychologist expressed what seemed to be compassion, when I told them that I do not believe in Allah.
In order to further make sure that children grow up to follow the same patterns as their family, many of them are subjected to mind-numbing repetitions of Islam's exceedingly violent scriptures, making many of them ticking time bombs wherever they live.
Also, read his post from 2012: Why Are Muslims More Violent and Criminal?
Does it really matter? Eradicate every last one of them.
Al-Ansi said France belongs to the 'party of Satan' and warned of more 'tragedies and terror'. He said Yemen's Al Qaeda branch 'chose the target, laid out the plan and financed the operation'.
Twisted: Nasr al-Ansi, a commander of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, claimed that the Kouachi brothers, who massacred 12 people last week, were 'heroes of Islam'
By TED THORNHILL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 10:46 GMT, 14 January 2015 | UPDATED: 15:38 GMT, 14 January 2015
A top leader of Yemen's Al Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a Paris newspaper when two masked gunmen killed 12 people, including much of the weekly's editorial staff and two police officers.
Nasr al-Ansi, a commander of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP as the branch is known, appeared in an 11-minute internet video, saying that the massacre at Charlie Hebdo was in 'vengeance for the prophet'.
The paper had published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, which is considered an insult in Islam.
Like all art, interpretation is in the eye of the beholder.
Here's my take. That they depicted Mohamed crying could be seen as an attempt to say that Islam doesn't stand for murdering dissenters, or punning the founder of Islam that he should be sad that these people were murdered in his name. But in a period where there is so much muddying up of the waters on Islam, we need clarity, and adding a tear drop does nothing (IMHO) to honor the people butchered. They should have depicted mohamed as how the jihadis (doing the murdering) would have viewed him.
Cairo (AFP) – Egypt's state sponsored Islamic authority on Tuesday denounced as a provocation the planned publication of another cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed in the new issue of French magazine Charlie Hebdo.
"This action is an unjustified provocation against the feelings of 1.5 billion Muslims," the Dar al-Ifta said in a statement.
"This (magazine) edition will result in a new wave of hatred in French and Western society. What the magazine is doing does not serve co-existence and the cultural dialogue Muslims aspire to," the statement added.
Dar al-Ifta is headed by the mufti, the government's official interpreter of Islamic law.
His adviser, Ibrahim Negm, told AFP the institution condemned the bloody attack on the magazine's offices last week by jihadists, after it published satirical depictions of the Muslim prophet.
Who now even remembers what Michele Obama even hashtagged about?
Being in solidarity with the slain staff of the Charlie Hedbo staff is all about the enlightenment, about the future of our western civilization as we know it. The chattering classes of mediocrity haven't a clue about any of this, they're much to busy being the first on twitter to come up with a clever (sophomoric) hashtag in order to capitalize on the gross outrage in France that unfolded before our very eyes.
Almost immediately following the butchery at Charlie Hebdo, the "Je Suis Charlie" sentiment rang out. And while lovely, will those who tweet in solidarity under its hashtag, or attend candlelight vigils, take it a step further and do what is truly necessary to honor those fallen?
by Tiffany Gabbay
My father was a wise man. Of all his pearls of wisdom, there is one in particular I've taken to heart perhaps more than any other: "Don't offer your opinion on topics which you know nothing about." It is a philosophy that I have strived to live by. And it is why I am so often and deeply troubled by the parade of self-appointed "experts" speaking with an air of authority on Islam, what it means, and how the West should feel about it in the wake of terrorism.
The world watched in horror as the Charlie Hebdo massacre unfolded. Like all people of goodwill, I am incensed by this tragic loss of life. By the fact that this scenario keeps repeating itself. But I am incensed even more by the equally tragic, indeed reckless responses from too many of our opinion-makers.
I could provide names of specific authors and pundits from various outlets who've come out to declare themselves "#JeSuisCharlie" while simultaneously peddling "thoughtful" and "important" commentary on why Islam is not to blame for the massacre at Charlie Hebdo and why Christian and Jewish "extremists" are equally repugnant, but the list is long and their sophomoric platitudes (I'm looking at you, Kristof) so predictably identical that their transgressions may as well be tackled as one collective landfill of intellectual dishonesty.
Of course it's clear that a person who shoots, blows up or beheads innocent people does not give the impression of being mentally balanced. However, explaining all violent acts committed in the name of Islam is about the same as, for example, explaining away Nazi Germany and the Holocaust as Germans' psychological problems. We all probably agree that it is not a healthy sign to gas innocent men, women and children at death camps.
Most Germans who participated in the Holocaust were perfectly normal people. Their actions were logical and normal activity from the point of view of the prevalent national socialist ideology, and in exactly the same way the activities of Islamic throat-cutters are normal and logical activities, as seen from their (in his case, religious) point of view.
GOV: The following essay about the Charlie Hebdo massacre was published yesterday on Jussi Halla-aho's website. Many thanks to Heikki Polojärvi for the translation
by Jussi Halla-aho
Three Islamists, offended for mockery directed at their prophet Muhammad, attacked the editorial office of a French magazine and killed, with assault rifles, twelve people, including two police officers, the head editor and several cartoonists. One of the perpetrators surrendered to the police and, as I'm writing this, two more are being hunted.
As always, when an Islamist shoots, blows up or beheads innocents, the most interesting thing is to observe the reactions of the media, politicians and ordinary citizens. What is characteristic of these reactions is the closing of their eyes to the phenomenon. Each and every case is an isolated and singular event; none are in any way linked to each other. This regardless of declaration of jihad by the perpetrators themselves, the common denominator with their Allahu akhbars. Especially these deeds are not admitted to be in any way linked with Islam, but rather social exclusion, racism or the perpetrators' psychological problems. However, the perpetrators themselves do not declare that they are avenging racism or social exclusion. They are defending the honor of the prophet Muhammad.
Of course it's clear that a person who shoots, blows up or beheads innocent people does not give the impression of being mentally balanced. However, explaining all violent acts committed in the name of Islam is about the same as, for example, explaining away Nazi Germany and the Holocaust as Germans' psychological problems. We all probably agree that it is not a healthy sign to gas innocent men, women and children at death camps.
Most Germans who participated in the Holocaust were perfectly normal people. Their actions were logical and normal activity from the point of view of the prevalent national socialist ideology, and in exactly the same way the activities of Islamic throat-cutters are normal and logical activities, as seen from their (in his case, religious) point of view.
It is also interesting to compare these reactions with the discussion that took place in 2011 in the aftermath of the massacre in Norway. In those times riding with corpses, milking them for political advantage, and using Breivik to brand his entire "reference group" — that is, anti-Islamists, nationalists, and immigration critics — was downright mainstream. "Not a stone must be left unturned," commented the Helsingin Sanomat [major newspaper and MSM outlet], drawing lines from Breivik to the Finns Party, and to the author. This regardless of Breivik's having acted, from beginning to the end, alone, and his having had hardly any sympathies from any group whatsoever.
At the time, social democrat and leftist groups in Finland demanded immediate action against "hate speech" spreading on Finnish internet sites, as well as the resignations of the leaders of the Finns Party, "riding on anti-immigrationism". Editors insisted that Breivik's deeds "should not be seen as one lunatic's actions"; the foreign minister wanted zero tolerance for the Finns' hate speech. Hufvudstadsbladet [Finnish Swedish-language newspaper] guessed, and hoped, that the events in Norway would reduce support for the Finns. The Greens minister urged Timo Soini [then the leader of the Finns] to put his extreme nationalists in order. Et cetera, et cetera.
Islamists' actions are seen in a very different manner. Today Finnish party leaders have declared that no-one should try to gain any political advantage from the events in France.
It's a rather interesting thought that the negative consequences of immigration could not be used as an argument when discussing immigration policies. It seems that the limits of good taste have moved somewhat during these past three and a half years.
I don't make these comparisons to gripe about unfair treatment towards the Finns Party. I really think the special role Islam and Muslims, and the construction of a "tolerant" identity, have in the Western mindset is very interesting indeed, as well as what kind of a knot a critic is willing to twist himself into to be able to explain away, or at least to interpret in the best possible way, anything negative that happens in the name of Islam.
A YLE [Finnish version of the BBC] correspondent writes: "Among journalists, thinkers, activists and cartoonists in the Near East there is a deep consensus that the murders at Charlie Hebdo were repulsive, deserve condemnation, and represent only the perpetrators' own twisted point of view."
Undoubtedly the culprits' world view is twisted, but is it really their own? For example, the Madrid and London bombers, the Toulouse shooter, the Brussels shooter, the murderer of Theo van Gogh, the Sydney cafeteria jihadist, or the persons who just before Christmas rammed a car to a crowd in France and stabbed three police officers, screaming Allahu akhbar, or those who have tried to murder Swedish and Danish cartoonists, or firebombed newspaper editorial offices — they all probably have a similar worldview. In many Islamic countries, also in those where governments are democratically elected, blasphemy is punishable by death.
The Paris shooters punished the staff of a satirical newspaper by death, for lampooning their holy values. In what way is their world view more twisted than the prevalent one in the Muslim countries? This is what I mean by saying, that in their own culture, and religious frame of reference their deed is not deranged but logical.
The Indian party leader and state politician Yakub Qureshi promises a reward to the Paris shooters, and says: "Those who dare to insult the prophet Muhammad deserve death without a trial," and adds: "The prophet spread the message of peace and love."
Are Qureshi and all his voters isolated, deranged people, who have nothing at all to do with each other or with Islam?
In Britain the extreme Islamist Anjem Choudary, who recently visited Finland too, rushed to defend the Paris attack: "Freedom of expression does not extend to insulting the prophet Muhammad"
Are Choudary — and all his audience in Finland, and in Britain — isolated, deranged people who have nothing to do with each other or with Islam?
After Breivik's deed no-one was concerned over whether or not the incident would increase prejudice and fears toward nationalists. When Islamists kill, the greatest concern of researchers is whether the incident increases negative attitudes towards Islam. Undoubtedly it does but, in my opinion, Islam, as it is, giving inspiration to so many people to commit massacres, is a much greater concern than whatever others are thinking about Islam.
There are many kinds of Muslims; there's no arguing that. However, the interpretation of Islam that can be characterized as a fascistic death cult, that, according to its own words, aims for world conquest and the destruction of Western, secular, free society, and whose means are in accordance, enjoys considerable support, both in Muslim-majority countries and also in Europe. Most Muslims surely would not take part in violent acts, or directly approve of them, but the pitch-black stagnation and intolerance that the Islamist violence stems from is not a marginal phenomenon. According to a poll conducted last year, 16% of French Muslims are favorably disposed towards ISIS, and among those aged 18-22, 27% sympatised with it. German research in 2013 pointed out that half of Muslims in Europe can be called fundamentalists.
The evil world is not far from us either; that can be seen in the fact that persons like Choudary are being invited to Finland to preach their teachings. In proportion to the population, more people have left Finland for Iraq and Syria than from most countries in the western Europe. In Sweden which has the largest (proportional to population) or (after France) the largest and most swiftly growing Muslim minority, Islamists have, in their closed forums, gloated about the attack: "Now the pigs will think twice before offending Allah and his prophet."
Islamism is an ideology enjoying wide popularity or at least passive acceptance, internally coherent and well-networked. Because the incentives are religious, and the rewards in the hereafter, they hardly can be negotiated, or compromised with. Guns and bombs will bang, throats will be cut in the future, because no society can continuously maintain such surveillance that every attack can be tracked and prevented.
After the Paris attack it has been declared, as usual, that the Western society is strong, and the pen is the mightiest of weapons. On this one can hold two opinions. The cartoonist, with his pen, does not stop a man with an assault rifle. Instead, the man with the assault rifle stops the cartoonist. Because no-one is eager to die, fear of terrorism forces society into deeper and deeper self-censorship. This is practical Islamisation: dancing to the Islamists' tune. For that they need no majority.
However, if there's no readiness for other actions, we can always march against Islamophobia, and denounce the Finns Party's tweets.
Nothing beefs up the jihadis' Islamic street credentials like getting to murder some Jews as well.
Video by Yuka ROYER Text by FRANCE 24
Latest update : 2015-01-09
To see how the day's events unfolded, you can read our live blog below.
Anne-Sylvaine Chassany in Paris and John Aglionby and Mark Odell in London
French police moved decisively to end the two hostage crises that have convulsed the country since early Friday morning in the wake of the murders of 12 people at the Charlie Hebdo office on Wednesday.
Shortly before 5pm local time explosions and smoke were seen rising over the premises of a small printing company in Dammartin-en-Goële, a town 5km northeast of Charles de Gaulle airport, where special forces had earlier cornered Said and Cherif Kouachi, the brothers suspected of attacking the magazine's head office, and who had taken one person hostage.
Minutes later, explosions were heard coming from a kosher supermarket in eastern Paris, where a gunman had taken six people hostage at Friday lunchtime.
Agence France Presse quoted police officials as saying that both the Kouachi brothers were killed in the Dammartin-en-Goële assault and the hostage freed.
Police are also believed to have killed the supermarket gunman and freed "several" hostages. Two police officers were reportedly injured in the assault.
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French authorities say the two suspects in Wednesday's Charlie Hebdo attack have been killed during a police raid, and a sepatrate raid in the capital killed another gunman holding multiple hostages at a kosher supermarket.
The two men, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, had taken a hostage and were cornered at a print shop in Dammartin-en-Goele, a town about 40 kilometers northeast of Paris.
A police official said the suspected gunman at the supermarket, 32-year-old Amedy Coulabaly, is believed to be the same man who shot and killed a policewoman south of Paris on Thursday. Authorities also are seeking a woman described as his accomplice, Hayet Boumeddiene.
Police sources had linked Coulabaly to the Kouachis, suspected of killing 12 people in the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Before the gunshots erupted Friday afternoon in Dammartin-en-Goele, French security forces said they were in contact with the brothers, who had at least one hostage with them.
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Discussing Islam's Sharia blasphemy law and its intimate relationship to the jihad massacre at the Charlie Hebdo offices, with Steve Malzberg.
And just think that if the Charles Hedbo staff were armed themselves, let alone the place supposedly "guarding" the premise, none of this would have escalated to such lengths as this scene now playing out at place of business.
The Charlie Hebdo massacre gunmen were today exchanging fire with police as they held hostages on an industrial estate near a Paris airport. At least two people are thought to have been killed and many more wounded before Cherif and Said Kouachi entered business premises in the village of Dammartin-en-Goele, north east of Paris. They are believed to have taken hostages in a storage unit, which is now surrounded by police commandos.
As helicopters hovered overhead, France's Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said: 'A police operation is underway.' The suspects were holed up in a small printing business named CTD, a source close to the investigation said. 'It's not sure how many people are inside,' the source said.
I recently has a commenter stating that that's what they deserved:
CharlieHebdo' got exactly what they deserved by putting innocent people's lives in danger. Their images are not to be valued as something of value but mere scum.
I couldn't disagree with him more. The issue is about one ideology which says it can't be mocked, allowing them that destroys our way of life. Free speech protects that with which we disagree, not that which we agree upon. No ideology has the right not to be mocked, otherwise we invite tyranny. Also, his suggestion that they deserved to be brutally murdered…..is beyond the pale.
Once again, if you want to have a free society, you have to allow for a diversity of thought and free speech, even that kind of speech that turns your stomach, it's the price we pay (and I gladly pay) for living in a free society.
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: This is the haunting first photograph (right) from inside the devastated Charlie Hebdo office hit in a deadly terrorist attack in Paris yesterday. The chilling image from the building shows blood-stained wooden floors, papers strewn across the corridor and a pool of red in one corner. Eight journalists, two police officers, a maintenance worker and a visitor were killed in the horrifying attack on the anti-Islamist newspaper.
Tonight, two armed suspects wanted over the massacre were being pursued through woodland as a huge manhunt closed in on a forest. Members of the French police special force GIPN are pictured (bottom left) carrying out searches in Corcy today. Also pictured (top left) are six of the Charlie Hebdo journalists and staff members killed – circled top from left are Philippe Honore, Georges Wolinski, Bernard Maris and Jean Cabut. Below them on the stairs, from left, are editor Stephane Charbonnier and cartoonist Bernard 'Tignous' Verlhac.
Still not sure if the policeman executed was unarmed, he didn't have one in his hand when he was pleading for his life.
Armed Muslim terrorists, who shouted "Allahu Akbar" and told witnesses they were affiliated iwth al-Qaida, slaughtered 10 journalists at the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical magazine. Several police officers on the scene retreated from the gunmen because they were UNARMED.
Paris police officers have the option of carrying firearms and, for some ridiculous reason, many choose not to. Do they not know the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun?
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"Three policemen had arrived on bikes but had to leave because the men were armed, obviously," Benoit Bringer, who works on the same floor as Charlie Hebdo's offices, told France Info radio, according to The Guardian. "Then the attackers took off in a car"…
Though the full timeline of the shootings is unclear, it appears that the gunmen killed two police officers after their initial confrontation with the bike cops.
Video shows the gunmen hunting down one police officer on the sidewalk following the shooting inside Charlie Hebdo's offices. The officer is seen pleading for his life as the gunman approaches and shoots him in the head at point-blank range.
I doubt that they'll be taken alive.
Suspects: The three men were named as Cherif Kouachi (left), 32, his brother Said Kouachi (right), 34, and Hamyd Mourad, 18, of Gennevilliers
By MARK DUELL and SIMON TOMLINSON and PETER ALLEN and JAY AKBAR and CHRIS PLEASANCE FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 07:40 GMT, 8 January 2015 | UPDATED: 15:35 GMT, 8 January 2015
Two armed suspects wanted over the Charlie Hebdo massacre are being pursued through woodland by anti-terror police in northern France, it has been reported.
The men, believed to be brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, have been tracked down near Abbaye de Longpont, around 80km north-east of Paris after reportedly robbing a nearby petrol station.
Officers are said to have found a Molotov cocktail bomb and jihadist flag in their car which they abandoned before fleeing on foot into a forest measuring 32,000 acres, an area larger than Paris.
French anti-terrorism police and helicopters converged on the area after two men matching the description of the brothers raided a garage around 6km away in Villers-Cotterêt.
The station attendant claimed the suspects drove off in a white Renault Clio with covered number plates in the direction of Paris with 'exposed Kalashnikovs and rocket launchers' inside the vehicle.
Amid French media reports the men had abandoned their car, Bruno Fortier, the mayor of neighbouring Crepy-en-Valois, said helicopters were circling his town and police and anti-terrorism forces were deploying en masse.
'It's an incessant waltz of police cars and trucks,' he told Reuters, adding that he could not confirm reports the men were holed up in a house in the area.
The dramatic development came as the manhunt continued for the 'armed and dangerous' brothers who have links to terror groups stretching back almost a decade.
Their alleged getaway driver Hamyd Mourad, 18, has already turned himself into police in Charleville-Mezieres in northern France.
All three French-Algerian Muslims escaped yesterday following the bloodbath at the offices of the notoriously anti-Islamist satirical Charlie Hebdo newspaper in Paris.
In 2008, Cherif was sentenced to three years in prison for terror offences – but served just 18 months.
Questions will be asked why – once again – young Frenchmen with close links to radical Islam and its terrorist affiliates were apparently given free rein to carry out their crimes.
Tundra Tabloid's correspondent CK will be sending pictures and comments throughout the ceremonies.
There are two events today to observe the murders in France.
This one at 6pm across from the downtown Stockman store at Vanha Ylioppilastalo. The big white students building. Je suis Charlie
And the other one is at the French Embassy from 4:0pm – 5pm Itäinen puistotie 13, 00140 Helsinki, Finland
I will try to be at both.
15: 40: Cold wet rainy awful weather but I have arrived early and got a parking spot.
16:10: First two members of the French Embassy came outside to say thank you.
YLE pic
16:30: A lady named Miriam spoke and we sang Where have all the flowers gone.
16: 45: There were about 250 people there to mourn those murdered and to show their respect to not only the French people during this difficult time, but to show their unity for freedom and freedom of the press.
17:02: It was very moving. I teared up. Someone inside the French Embassy watched us from a 2nd story Window. We all truly felt "Je suis Charlie. "
17:12: We held lit candles and signs of support for these terrorist victims.
17:20: The terrorists accomplished nothing but to unify use and strengthen our love for the freedoms in the West we hold so dear.
17:30: Strengthen our resolve and our love for the freedoms in the West we hold so dear.
18: 50: About 150 people at ylioppilastalo.
19:00: We walked to the big church square and took photos. Lots of caring young people.
Dr.Andrew Bostom and Robert Spencer interviewed for the article.
H/T: Andy Bostom
Shariah's blasphemy laws absent from condemnation
Published: 12 hours ago LEO HOHMANN
Police on the scene of the terrorist attack in Paris, France, Wednesday, Jan. 7.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations condemned Wednesday's deadly terrorist attack at the offices of a Paris newspaper as "barbaric" and deserving of punishment "to the fullest extent of the law."
CAIR immediately issued a press release offering its condemnation of the execution-style killing of 10 journalists and two police officers. CAIR's statement also "repeated its defense of freedom of speech … even speech that mocks faiths and religious figures."
But the Muslim apologist organization's statement made no mention of Islamic blasphemy laws, which carry the death penalty as standard punishment for mocking Islam and its prophet, Muhammad.
WND called CAIR's director of communications, Ibrahim Hooper, to seek clarification, but he refused to answer any questions about blasphemy or anything else related to Wednesday's attack.
"You're from WorldNetDaily? You're a hate group. We don't talk to hate groups," Hooper said before hanging up the telephone.
CAIR, which is affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, has a close relationship with the Obama administration and acts as the self-appointed voice of American Muslims.
Dr. Andrew Bostom, author of "Sharia Versus Freedom: The Legacy of Islamic Totalitarianism," said it is the blasphemy laws that inspire violent attacks like the one carried out in Paris against a newspaper known for publishing cartoons critical of Islam. He said even some of the most "moderate" Islamic clerics, such as the Ayatollah Hussein-Ali Montazeri, leader of Iran's Green movement until his death in December 2009, issued statements that the appropriate punishment for unrepentant blaspheming of Muhammad is death.
As Bostom documented in his book, Montazeri even encouraged vigilante punishment for blasphemers:
"Montazeri also adhered — quite rigorously — to the traditionalist Shiite dogma regarding the offense of 'sabb,' or blasphemy, even sanctioning vigilante lethal punishment. He stated, 'In cases of sabb al-Nabi [blasphemy against a prophet, in particular Islam's prophet, Muhammad]…if the witness does not have fear of his or her life and also there is no fear of mischief [mafsadeh] it is obligatory for him or her to kill the insulter."
That was the inspiration behind the killers who burst into the newsroom of Charlie Hebdo Wednesday morning and killed the cartoonists, designers and the chief editor of the newspaper as they yelled "Allahu Akbar," clearly audible on videos captured of the attack. The terrorists were also overheard saying, "We avenged the prophet Muhammad."
"This is the Islamic blasphemy law in action," Bostom said. "Is CAIR saying the late Ayatollah Montazeri was wrong? Was Ayatollah Khomeini wrong in issuing his fatwa against Salman Rushie (who authored 'The Satanic Verses')? Is the whole body of Islamic jurisprudence wrong? Are they saying Islamic law does not sanction the killing of Islamic blasphemers?"
Bostom said his research shows that death for non-Muslim blasphemers like Charlie Hebdo is condoned across the Muslim world by both Shiite and Sunni schools of jurisprudence.
"And this whole body of jurisprudence on how to deal with non-Muslims who defiantly lampoon Muhammad is now wrong in the eyes of CAIR?" Bostom asks. "They're all wrong and CAIR is going to condemn them and the Shariah?"
So while CAIR condemned the brazen attack in Paris, the organization stops short of condemning the legal basis for the attack under Islamic law, Bostom said.
President Obama also condemned the attack and labeled it an act of terrorism in a carefully worded statement that avoided the phrase "Islamic terrorism."
Back in 2012, White House spokesman Jay Carney criticized Charlie Hebdo for publishing cartoons depicting Muhammed in unflattering ways.
"[W]e have questions about the judgment of publishing something like this. We know that these images will be deeply offensive to many and have the potential to be inflammatory. But we've spoken repeatedly about the importance of upholding the freedom of expression that is enshrined in our Constitution," Carney said.
"In other words, we don't question the right of something like this to be published; we just question the judgment behind the decision to publish it," he continued.
The White House has developed warm relations with CAIR, an organization whose founders have documented links to the Muslim Brotherhood and the funding of international Islamic terrorism. CAIR, along with the Islamic Society of North America or ISNA remain unindicted co-conspirators in the largest terrorism funding trial on U.S. soil involving the Holy Land Foundation. After Obama took office the indictments against CAIR co-founder Omar Ahmed, already prepared, were dropped by Attorney General Eric Holder.


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