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Every Christian should be thankful (most are) that Israel controls the holy sites in their ancient Jewish land.
Now, this is apartheid: pic.twitter.com/8HJkow6ebI
— ymedad (@ymedad) August 15, 2016
Every Christian should be thankful (most are) that Israel controls the holy sites in their ancient Jewish land.
Now, this is apartheid: pic.twitter.com/8HJkow6ebI
— ymedad (@ymedad) August 15, 2016
Islam has always been about military conquest/subversion and submission of the non-believer.
Courtesy of Gates of Vienna…..
The book reviewed below by Thomas Bertonneau follows on the heels of Emmet Scott's work, and adds further layers of well-documented information debunking the notion of the "Golden Age of Al-Andalus".
Dario Fernández-Morera's Myth of the Andalusian Paradise: Muslims, Christians, and Jews under Islamic Rule in Spain
Reviewed by Thomas F. Bertonneau
In The Twilight of the Idols (1888), Friedrich Nietzsche expressed his wish to philosophize with a hammer, that is, to make smithereens of the false images that leeringly prevent a candid vision of life, the world, and history. Nietzsche wrote that "there are more idols than realities in the world." He wished, with his instrument, preliminarily, to "test" the idols — expecting to detect "as a reply that famous hollow sound which speaks of bloated entrails."
If that were the sign, the hammer might come fully into play. Like the supreme iconoclast of the German language, Dario Fernández-Morera, a Professor of Spanish and Portuguese Literature at Northwestern University, has decided to test a certain gallery of idols, the much-revered ones connected with a persistent, but, in light of accessible knowledge, dubious legend.
The old legend of Islamic Spain (for that is the story in question), of its tolerance and enlightenment, and of its convivencia of all peoples, has gained new currency with the rise of the anti-Western, anti-Christian ideology known as multiculturalism. The university departments of Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies, having transformed themselves into publicity businesses for the new militant phase of Islam, their acolytes, politically correct to the core, have propagandized the utopian narrative of the Umayyads, Almoravids, and Almohads in Spain.
Those same acolytes have either ignored the achievements of Visigothic Spain and its successor polities in the northern part of Hispania or have denigrated them by invidious, non-factual comparisons. Honoring the facts, which he has patiently gleaned in a decade of impressively disciplined study, Fernández-Morera has written The Myth of the Andalusian Paradise (ISI, 2016), which, with its handsome dust jacket, is nevertheless a warrior's cudgel. The myth of that supposed paradise will not withstand its prodigious action.
The basic vocabulary of the Andalusian Myth reflects a mendacious agenda, as Fernández-Morera takes care to point out in his opening chapter, on "Conquest and Reconquest."In modern accounts of Spain under the Muslims, scholars of the departments invariably refer to a geographical entity called Iberia. In a detailed summary of the historical background to the centuries of Muslim hegemony, Fernández-Morera reminds his readers that the Romans, who were active in the peninsula from the time of the First Punic War, never named it by any other name than Hispania.
That same Hispania became a province of the Roman Empire, providing it with emperors and artists over the centuries, and playing a role within the imperial structure in the west only second to Italy. When the imperial administrative structure in the west broke down in the Fourth Century, and the Visigoths inherited the Roman mantle south of the Pyrenees, they too still called the region Hispania.
Spain had thus been Spain to its inhabitants for nearly a thousand years before the Muslim invasion. After the invasion, Spain remained Spain to its Spanish-Christian inhabitants, as Fernández-Morera demonstrates by bringing into evidence documents from the period in question. The academic use of the term Iberia conveniently deletes these facts, just as it deletes the spiritual resistance of the actual Spaniards (the Spanish-Roman-Christian-Gothic people of Spain) during the relevant centuries to their militant overlords of another religion.
Fernández-Morera therefore prefers the terms "Spain, medieval Spain, and Islamic Spain" to Iberia. Indeed, Fernández-Morera characterizes both the Muslim attempt, beginning already in the Eighth Century, to replace standing Latin toponyms with Arabic labels and the modern recursion to that replacement-nomenclature as imperialistic gestures. He writes that medieval Spaniards "considered the lands conquered by Islam to be part of Spain, not part of Islam, and therefore they did not use the term Al-Andalus," the Muslim name for the subdued region.
Fernández-Morera remarks another verbal sleight-of-hand in contemporary discourse about Spain under the Muslims: that discourse tends to treat the invasion, conquest, and exploitation of native wealth and resources of Spain as a non-event — something that casually happened — perhaps during a collective blink, after which the Muslims were mysteriously and benevolently there — but without a motive and without an agenda and meanwhile lacking any context, things that might permit an assessment of it. Fernández-Morera addresses the dodge by emphasizing the actual context of the original cross-Gibraltar incursion and its sequels, so disastrous for Spain: It belonged to Islam's violent jihad across North Africa and took place simultaneously with Islam's campaigns of terror and conquest in Christian Anatolia.
"Muslim and Christian chronicles tell us," Fernández-Morera writes, "and archeological evidence corroborates, that, in the second half of the Seventh Century, the Islamic Caliphate's armies from Arabia and the Middle East swept through North African coastal areas held by the Christian Greek Roman Empire." These regions had been bastions of Christianity since the Third Century and, like Spain itself, productive provinces of the Empire.
The Muslim armies that marched out of newly-subdued Egypt under the banner of their prophet set the pattern of jihad by besieging and capturing cities, killing all adult males who refused conversion, and taking women and children into slavery; they burned and demolished churches and synagogues.
Such grabuge, rapine, et saccage honored the commands of Allah and venerated through imitation the life of the "perfect man." As Fernández-Morera writes, "Jihadwas so widely understood as Holy War in Islamic Spain that the famous work on jihad as Holy War by Abu Ishaq al-Farazi… remained popular in Spain long after it had ceased to be edited in other lands."
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As history and human experience proves, utopia can never be achieved, and islam is not peace.
A Myth Demolished
by Srdja Trifkovic
The Myth of the Andalusian Paradise:
Muslims, Christians, and Jews Under Islamic Rule in Medieval Spain
by Darío Fernández-Morera Wilmington, DE: ISI Books 336 pp., $29.95
Over the past two decades a great chasm has opened up between the tenured American professoriate specializing in the humanities and social sciences, and the meaningful discussion of its subjects in the public arena. It is hard to find a recent work by an academic authority on social, historical, and cultural anthropology in general, or on the specific issues of religion, family, race, immigration, education, gender, and sexuality, that is not "informed" by the legacy of critical theory and its conceptual and methodological framework. The authors may divide themselves into different "schools" (constructivist, postmodern, poststructuralist), but they are all initiates of the same sect.
Almost a century after Julien Benda coined the phrase, the trahison des clercs has morphed into a new form. By rejecting the notions of objectivity, truth, and historical reality in favor of the approved forms of ideological "antihegemonistic discourse," the treasonous clercs of our time have severed the link between what can or should be known and the knowledge itself. The result is a myriad of myths covering every area of human endeavor, past and present. Some have had far-reaching political consequences: The myth of "diversity" has engendered a massive state apparat dedicated to social engineering and control, while the chimera of "human rights" has produced an assault on the institution of marriage hardly imaginable a generation ago. What they all have in common is their visceral antipathy to Western civilization, and to the Christian concept of personhood (dignitas personae) and its related historical "constructs."
Seen against this cultural and ideological backdrop, Darío Fernández-Morera's Myth of the Andalusian Paradise is doubly subversive. It is a first-rate work of scholarship that demolishes the fabrication of the multiethnic, multiconfessional convivencia in Spain under Muslim rule. The book is also an exposé of the endemic problems of contemporary Western academe, as manifested in the dishonesty, corruption, and dogmatic intolerance of the Islamic-studies establishment both here and in Europe. The author ascribes this phenomenon to a mix of "stakeholder interests and incentives," "motivated blindness," "Occidentalism" and "Christianophobia," and to the corrosive influence of the multimillion-dollar grants that many leading Islamic-studies departments receive from the governments of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and others.
Fernández-Morera's book presents a clear and present danger to the "stakeholders." It undermines one of their cherished orthodoxies so comprehensively that it potentially threatens many careers and reputations. They will take note. An optimistic reviewer has predicted that "[i]t will soon find its place on the shelves of premier academic institutions," but there is reason to fear the opposite. It is more likely to be demonized, as Sylvain Gouguenheim's debunking of the myth of Islam's key contribution to the late-medieval civilization of Europe was demonized in France in 2008; or else ignored, as Raphael Israeli's prescient Islamic Challenge in Europe was in that same year and after.
Impenetrable by fact…….
by Philip Carl Salzman
Independent Journal Review
March 25, 2016
Originally published under the title "He Say's There's One Thing That Drives Violence In The Middle East. But It's Not Islam..."
|The tribes of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
Take a look at recent news reports from around the Arab world and you'll notice an unusual commonality. Egypt's government "struggles to rally Sinai tribes," reads one Reuters headline, while the title of a Gulf News article recounts that former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh "fears tribes will shift allegiance" to his successor, Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi. The Oxford Research reports on the "local, tribal and fragmented" nature of militia power in Libya. CNN covers a U.S. special forces mission to "accompany tribal, Arab and Kurdish forces" in Syria. From the BBC, "Iraqi tribes clash with jihadists in IS stronghold of Falluja." The UAE daily The National proudly notes the "tribal and military influences" in local designer Huda Al Nuaimi's spring/summer 2016 collection.
Ok, you get the idea – tribalism is big in the Arab world. And while it has grown more noticeable with the collapse and weakening of Arab governments in recent years, the trend is not new. The same north Arabian Bedouin tribes that accepted Islam and spread it by the sword also infused the region with a deeply tribal culture, impacting everything from family relations to governance and conflict.
More here. H/T: DennisM.
Yeah, they were "learning centers" all right, on what it's like to be raped on a daily basis by goat smelling men while fighting within the den's hierarchy to be "the favorite" sex-slave in order to ease the brutality of their existence.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his wife Emine Erdogan have both angered campaigners with their controversial remarks in recent days
By AMIE GORDON FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 09:31 GMT, 11 March 2016 | UPDATED: 12:33 GMT, 11 March 2016
The Turkish first lady praised the Ottoman-era harem as an educational center that prepared women for life – the latest in a string of controversial remarks by Turkish dignitaries on women's roles.
At a speech delivered during a meeting on the mothers of Ottoman rulers, Emine Erdogan, wife of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said that contrary to western perceptions, the harems were 'schools and educational establishments' for women where they organised their charity work.
The comments were made as Turkey forces a deal that could let its 77 million citizens come to continental Europe without needing visas, in return for taking back all migrants landing in Greece.
Mrs Erdogan's description of harems will add to concerns that the Muslim nation's attitude to human rights and the treatment of refugees will make the deal illegal under international law.
An EU report published in November said Turkey's commitment to joining the EU was 'offset' by domestic actions that 'ran against European standards'.
It highlighted criminal cases against journalists and writers, intimidation of media outlets and changes to Internet law.
Last Friday Turkish police raided the offices of Zaman, a top-selling newspaper critical of the government.
According to Turkish television stations, during the official event on the Ottoman sultans in Ankara, she said: 'The harem was a school for members of the Ottoman dynasty and an educational establishment for preparing women for life'.
The comment sparked a fierce backlash on social media, with many taking to Twitter to express their anger at the remarks.
We in the Counter-Jihad / Defenders of Classical Liberal Values have learned from history. Leftist idealogues, whether they be in politics, in the academy and in open borders activist circles…… do not.
H/T: Jihad Explainer Retweeted rambabukumar
It underlines the buffoonish Left's moronic insistence in using monoculture Islam as the poster child for its multicultural project. It was always doomed for failure. This is the reason why we should reject utopian based ideology for philosophy of the Enlightenment, based upon human experience. That would have stopped any infatuation with Islam dead in its tracks (and Leftism).
By MARK DUELL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 05:04 GMT, 27 January 2016 | UPDATED: 10:50 GMT, 27 January 2016
Former watchdog chief: Trevor Phillips said in a talk at the Policy Exchange that it was disrespectful to assume Muslim communities would change
Muslim communities are not like others in Britain and the country should accept they will never integrate, the former head of the equalities watchdog has claimed.
Trevor Phillips, the former chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, said it was disrespectful to assume that Muslim communities would change.
He told a meeting at the Policy Exchange think tank in Westminster on Monday that Muslims 'see the world differently from the rest of us'.
According to The Times, he said: 'Continuously pretending that a group is somehow eventually going to become like the rest of us is perhaps the deepest form of disrespect.
'Because what you are essentially saying is the fact that they behave in a different way, some of which we may not like, is because they haven't yet seen the light. It may be that they see the world differently to the rest of us.'
Mr Phillips added that people of certain backgrounds in the UK are not going to change their views 'simply because we are constantly telling them that basically they should be like us'.
The Muslim Council of Britain has insisted that members of the religion are compatible with UK life, and believes that the idea of demanding change from Muslims has promoted discrimination.
Praying: The Muslim Council of Britain has insisted that members of the religion are compatible with UK life, and believes that the idea of demanding change from Muslims has promoted discrimination (file picture)
A spokesman for the organisation told The Times: 'It assumes that Muslims are not equal, and not civilised enough to be part and parcel of British society, which they most certainly are.'
The Prime Minister has previously made clear that integration failures have allowed extremist ideas to gain traction – resulting in around 700 British Muslims travelling to Syria to join Islamic State.
They couldn't care less, they're tribal before anything else.
Arab countries lack compassion and action to rescue each other despite the rhetoric of Arab/Islamic unity. Saudi Arabia and Gulf nations never open their borders to poor Muslims in distress. Even Egypt rejected the Darfur refugees who were later forced to go to Israel, which took them.
Oil rich Arab countries make it very difficult for other Arabs to visit except for haj. They are very tribal and refuse to dilute their culture with influx of foreigners. Third world country workers are treated inhumanely and are rarely given permanent residency, citizenship or equal rights as citizens.
| | Source: FrontPage Mag | Nonie Darwish
Western media is reporting on the Muslim refugee crisis as a humanitarian problem that the West must deal with. But where are the media's questions about the huge financial and land resources available to oil rich Arab and Muslim countries? Where are the Islamic solutions in this equation?
The world is often lectured to about the urgency of respecting Arab and Islamic brotherly love, but where is the Arab action to rescue fellow Muslims and Arabs from the claws of ISIS?
Where are Arab feminists, especially those who demonstrated against France for banning the hijab? They are silent and doing nothing to rescue thousands of women that are victims of Islamic jihadist rape and enslavement. The only compassionate women helping women in the Middle East are the Christian mother Teresas and Kayla Muellers of the western world.
Where are the mighty Arab armies who waged dozens of wars against Israel? Why aren't they fighting ISIS and building tent cities in the vast deserts of Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and the wealthy Gulf States? They are all claiming they are "moderate" Muslims and that they are against ISIS. But is one substantive thing they have done?
Where are the thousands of Islamic human rights groups operating in the West, the likes of CAIR and ISNA, who are dedicating their energy and millions of dollars to stop discrimination against Muslims and "Islamophobia" in the West? This is the same West that their refugees are escaping to.
Where is the wealthy Arab League to coordinate safe cities on Arab land that extends from Morocco to Iraq and from Northern Syria to Sudan?
It is obvious that Arab and Islamic governments have not prepared or planned for the consequences of Islamic turmoil all over the Middle East. The refugee crisis should have been expected and a disaster was waiting to happen ever since the Arab Spring failed to produce an Islamic State in Egypt and ISIS emerged in Syria. But Islamic countries have ignored the humanitarian crisis resulting from the barbaric behavior of the Islamic State.
The more you know about Islam, the more there is not to like.
H/T: Nicolai Sennels
Banned in some countries. A UK seasoned journalist, historical author attempts to find archaeological & literary evidence for the alleged Arabian Prophet of Islam outside of the Qur'an/Hadiths having access to the latest findings, going to the lands in question to look for key historical evidence.
But that is exactly what we have seen from Islam, from day 1, and it still goes on till this day.
Fareed Zakaria: The caveat, "Islam today," is important. The central problem with Maher's and Harris's analyses are that they take a reality — extremism in Islam — and describe it in ways that suggest it is inherent in Islam. Maher says Islam is "the only religion that acts like the Mafia, that will [expletive] kill you if you say the wrong thing, draw the wrong picture or write the wrong book." He's right about the viciousness but wrong to link it to "Islam" — instead of "some Muslims."
Harris prides himself on being highly analytical — with a PhD, no less. I learned in graduate school that you can never explain a variable phenomenon with a fixed cause. So, if you are asserting that Islam is inherently violent and intolerant — "the mother lode of bad ideas" — then, since Islam has been around for 14 centuries, we should have seen 14 centuries of this behavior.
Dr.Andrew Bostom, both an expert and authoritative author on jihad, as well as on Islamic anti-Semitism, has debunked the nonsense that Zakaria is peddling, and others before him. Just a sampling
I have been made victorious with terror (cast in the hearts of the enemy)
—Islam's prophet Muhammad, as recorded in the most important collection of Muhammad's "traditions," Sahih Bukhari,Volume 4, Book 52, Number 220
There is just one historically relevant meaning of jihad despite the surfeit of contemporary apologetics. Dr. Tina Magaard—a Sorbonne-trained linguist specializing in textual analysis—published detailed research findings in 2005 (summarized in 2007) comparing the foundational texts of ten major religions. Magaard concluded from her hard data-driven analyses:
The texts in Islam distinguish themselves from the texts of other religions by encouraging violence and aggression against people with other religious beliefs to a larger degree [emphasis added]. There are also straightforward calls for terror. This has long been a taboo in the research into Islam, but it is a fact that we need to deal with.
Riveting upon the Assyrian, Chaldean, and Syrian Orthodox Christian populations of northern Iraq (then Mesopotamia), and eastern Anatolia, historian David Gaunt's pioneering 2006 study described their horrific plight under the Ottomans in 1915. Gaunt noted that "an intense extermination of the Christians was completed in a short period between June and September 1915"—killings on a grisly scale of magnitude far beyond ISIL's exploits. Most of the 250,000 eventually slaughtered during the years between 1914 and 1919 were killed in this compressed 4-month time frame.
Islam is both inherently violent and intolerant, in fact, it's Islam's hallmark, with subjugation and supremacy its final goal. You have to twist the historical record to come away with the notion that Islam has behaved throughout its history much like all other belief systems in size and comparison.
H/T: Kumitonttu
It never was a "Spring" to begin with.
The League of Nations' Mandates for the ME and elsewhere, was the first ever "democracy project", the only state in the ME region to take it seriously and produce a western style democracy, were the Jews, because they had (still do) a working civil society while the Arabs did not, and still don't. Islam is not conducive to a free and democratic (pluralistic) society, and it can't be imposed, so a heavy handed form of government is the only thing that can keep that uncivil society in check.
It's also the reason as to why these uncivil societies are doomed to be a 3rd world (non-developing) states, they have to be under a heavy handed fist to keep them in line. History has proven that top down orchestrated societies are not dynamic, but moribund, hence their need to steal the wealth of neighboring states. The only reason why Islam had its "golden period(s)", is that it was living off the booty and technical advances of those they had conquered.
These 7th century Muslim states in our modern period are in fact living on borrowed time, they have nothing to offer other than the bounty (oil) provided by the West, and one day, will cease to be of influence. It's one of the reasons why they look with glee at the West's opening of doors to them. Our task is to resist it, change course, and root out that which has managed to take hold in our own societies, and prepare for the eventual outcome of a Muslim world implosion and their slipping into insignificance.
H/T: Fjordman
By Shadi Hamid
After the uprisings of 2011, the Arab world seemed to be moving towards democracy, but the recent resurgence of strongmen have illustrated just how deep certain divides still are — and how desperate people are for stability.
In the tense build-up to the 2011 uprisings, Arabs seemed to be turning away from dictatorship. Poll after poll showed that more Egyptians, Jordanians and Moroccans believed democracy was the best form of government than did Americans or, say, Poles. But "democracy" in the abstract could mean just about anything as long as it was positive. It was one thing to believe in democracy and quite another to practice it.
In Egypt, the loss of faith in not just democracy, but in the very notion of politics, was particularly striking. A not insignificant number of Egyptians backed the military coup of July 3, 2013, and then turned away from — or, worse, embraced — the mass killing of their countrymen on August 14, 2013. More than 600 were killed in mere hours, as security forces moved to disperse Muslim Brotherhood supporters from two protest camps in Cairo. This happened exactly a year ago — and will remain a dark blot on the country's history. It, in a sense, is what the Arab Spring had managed to unleash — not just chaos but something darker.
Before they began to falter, the region's autocrats, whether in Tunisia, Syria or Yemen, were fond of reminding Westerners that despite their brutality — or perhaps because of it — they were the ones keeping the peace and ensuring stability. As Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said in a televised address just 10 days before he was ousted, "The events of the last few days require us all as a people and as a leadership to choose between chaos and stability." In a sense, he and his fellow autocrats were right — there was a tradeoff. These, after all, were weak states, divided by religion, ideology, sect and clan.
I'm glad that we have excellent researchers and writers like Raymond Ibrahim.
Last November Raymond Ibrahim was interviewed by Egyptian reporter Sherif Awad. The interview appeared in several Egyptian magazines and websites, as well as American ones, such as the Westchester Guardian. The interview follows:
Awad: Can you tell us about your family and their profession and how and why they decided to migrate to the US? Tell us about your childhood and the intercultural elements that shaped it until you decided to select your profession.
Ibrahim: My father and mother, both Copts, one from Cairo the other Alexandria, left Egypt in the late 1960s for America, where I was born. They left Egypt for a better life. I grew up speaking both Arabic and English and visited Egypt with my parents often when I was young. It was natural, then, for me formally to study the region, its languages (primarily Arabic, which I already spoke), its history and conflicts, in college. Growing up in Egypt in the 1940s-1960s, my parents experienced little by way of direct persecution, but they did experience religious discrimination, and that was one of the reasons they came to America, for better opportunities.
Awad: In regards to your MA thesis and book about the Battle of Yarmuk, can you compare its events to the happenings that led to the ending of Islamic rule in Andalusia? Do you consider researching the Islamic empire in Andalusia? About the Crusades?
Ibrahim: Yes, I am very interested in early and medieval Islamic history, especially military history vis-à-vis Christendom. Not only are there parallels between those various battles and encounters, but indeed, the patterns continue to this very day. Most in the West are wholly unaware that to Islamist groups like al-Qaeda, they see the conflict as a continuum of history—as jihadis (mujahidin) fighting infidel "crusaders." This is precisely why I have an interest in the long history of the conflict—most of which is concealed from people in the West by the forces of "political correctness," which predominate in the classrooms, the government, and the media.
Awad: You researched al-Qaeda's early history but I want to ask about 9/11 and how far al-Qaeda was involved, because many conspiracy theorists claim that certain US entities have something to do with those events.
Ibrahim: Well, of course, conspiracy theorists say what they say. And for my part, I can't prove anything; we work with the information we are given, ultimately. For example, we were told that Osama bin Laden was killed; but others say he wasn't. And no one can really prove either position (since his body was purportedly and hurriedly dropped in the ocean). So, while I do not necessarily discount what are sneeringly dismissed as "conspiracy theories," in this profession, one must articulate one's position within the reasonable bounds of what is collectively deemed "truth."
Awad: In your book Crucified Again, you shed light on the troubles faced by the Christian minorities across the Arab world. It was followed by new articles about the attack on the church of Waraq neighborhood in Cairo (which is next to my house in KitKat by the way). Do you differentiate between tolerance and fundamentalism in Islam or do you think that Islam is broadly violent right now?
Ibrahim: This is a good, important, and ultimately complicated question. To be brief: I always distinguish between Muslims, the humans, and Islam, the religion. Muslims, like all humans, are free agents who are capable of doing anything; they, like all people, can be tolerant or they can be intolerant. Likewise, they, like all peoples of all religions, can interpret their religion anyway they want (or simply ignore its tenets). That said, when it comes to the actual religion of Islam, it is inaccurate to describe it as "tolerant" of non-Muslims—certainly not by modern, 21st century standards. Plain and simple, Islam teaches that non-Muslims are inferior to Muslims. Quran 9:29 calls on Muslims to subjugate the People of the Book (ahl al-kitab), until they pay jizya while feeling humiliated. The prophet of Islam commanded Muslims not to greet non-Muslims and to push them to the side of the road. One can go on and on with examples (see my book Crucified Againfor many more with complete documentation). Ultimately, this suggests that the pious Muslim who tries to follow the Sharia will be more intolerant of non-Muslims than the casual or "cultural" Muslim—and both types exist.
With one sword dripping with blood after the other.
Raymond Ibrahim
Arabic-language websites reported earlier this week that the al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, which throughout the course of the war against the Assad government has committed any number of atrocities — from decapitating "infidels" to burning churches — has successfully "forced" two Armenian Christian families to convert to Islam.
A video accompanies some of these reports. In it, what appears to be an elderly Armenian man stands alongside an Islamic cleric who announces the Christian man's conversion to Islam — to thunderous cries of "Allahu Akbar!" In his exultation, the cleric makes exuberant statements like "You see, we have no honor without Islam — without crying aloud that 'There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet!'" (This appears to be another way of saying, "Only by joining our winning team can you ever escape dishonor," the lot of all non-Muslim "infidels.")
The cleric also adds that, because the man is the head of his household, his Christian wife and children are all now Muslim as well — "all praise to Allah!" And if they reject their new Islamic identity, they become "apostates," a crime punishable by death.
Andrew Bostom lays the case.
(originally published as "Dross in Yet Another Islamic 'Golden Age' ", The American Thinker, September 5, 2010; Revised in 2012 and re-published in Sharia Versus Freedom, pp. 383-89)
The myth of a golden age of Islamic rationalism plays a critical role in maintaining the somnolence of America's establishment in grasping the implacability of jihad. Currently, the Mutazilites, typified by the Abbasid Muslim rulers al-Mamun (reigned 813-833) and al-Mutasim (reigned 833-842), are being lionized as avatars of the kind of "rationalist freethinking" which might have spared both Muslims and non-Muslims from the consequences of traditionalist Islamic irredentism. 1
These views are a contemporary repackaging of idealized portrayals initially put forth by Heinrich Steiner in 1865 and reiterated afterward by late 19th- and early 20th-century writers. 2 All such romantic and apologetic portrayals –past and present—maintain that the Mutazilites were "liberal" rationalists and freethinkers.
But these roseate characterizations are grossly oversimplified and ahistorical. The Mutazilites were pious Muslims motivated by Islamic religious concerns, first and foremost. The wistful projection of "Mutazilism" as a "squandered" modernizing force for Islam is an untenable hypothesis, debunked long ago by Ignaz Goldziher, one of the preeminent Western scholars of Islam. 3
Goldziher acknowledges the "one salutary consequence" of the Mutazilites' ruthless endeavors was bringing "aql," reason, "… to bear upon questions of belief." 4 But he also demonstrates that the Mutazilites exhibited no real manifestation of liberated thinking or any desire "… to throw off chafing shackles, to the detriment of the rigorously orthodox [Islamic] view of life." 5Moreover, the Mutazilites' own orthodoxy was accompanied by fanatical intolerance—they orchestrated the "Mihna," or Muslim Inquisition, under their brutal 9th-century reign during the Abbasid-Baghdadian Caliphate. 6
The Caliph al-Mamun … acting as kind of high priest of the state, ordered his subjects, under pain of severe punishments, to adopt the belief in the created Koran. His successor al-Mutasim, followed in his footsteps. Orthodox theologians and those who refused to make open declaration of their position were subjected to harassment, imprisonment, and torture. Docile qadis and other religious authorities ready to assume the office of inquisitors, in order to vex and persecute the stiff-necked supporters of the orthodox view, and also those who were not sufficiently unambivalent in declaring themselves for belief in the created Koran, the sole belief in which salvation lay.
And to reject your forced conversion is Islamofuxbia
There's a reason why the Saudi Flag has a sword as its emblem…….
by Raymond Ibrahim
The Blaze
May 16, 2013
The lost history of Christians forced to convert to Islam—or die—is reemerging, figuratively and literally. According to the BBC: "Pope Francis has proclaimed the first saints of his pontificate in a ceremony [last Sunday] at the Vatican—a list which includes 800 victims of an atrocity carried out by Ottoman soldiers in 1480.They were beheaded in the southern Italian town of Otranto after refusing to convert to Islam."
The BBC adds in a sidebar: "The 'Martyrs of Otranto' were 813 Italians beheaded for defying demands by Turkish invaders to renounce Christianity. The Turks had been sent by Mohammed II, who had already captured the 'second Rome' of Constantinople."
Historical texts throughout the centuries are filled with similar anecdotes, including the "60 Martyrs of Gaza," Christian soldiers who were executed for refusing Islam during the 7th century Islamic invasion of Jerusalem. Seven centuries later, during the Islamic invasion of Georgia, Christians refusing to convert were forced into their church and set on fire. Witnesses for Christ lists 200 anecdotes of Christians killed—including some burned at the stake, thrown on iron spikes, dismembered, stoned, stabbed, shot at, drowned, pummeled to death, impaled and crucified—for refusing to embrace Islam.
If history is shocking, the fact is, today, Christians—men, women, and children—are still being forced to convert to Islam. Pope Francis alluded to their sufferings during the same ceremony: "As we venerate the martyrs of Otranto, let us ask God to sustain those many Christians who, in these times and in many parts of the world, right now, still suffer violence, and give them the courage and fidelity to respond to evil with good."
Consider some recent anecdotes:
In Pakistan, a "devoted Christian" was butchered by Muslim men "with multiple axe blows [24 per autopsy] for refusing to convert to Islam." Another two Christian men returning from church were accosted by six Muslims who tried to force them to convert to Islam, but "the two refused to renounce Christianity." Accordingly, the Muslims severely beat them, yelling they must either convert "or be prepared to die. . . . the two Christians fell unconscious, and the young Muslim men left assuming they had killed them."
In Bangladesh some 300 Christian children were abducted in 2012 and sold to Islamic schools, where "imams force them to abjure Christianity." The children are then instructed in Islam and beaten. After full indoctrination they are asked if they are "ready to give their lives for Islam," presumably by becoming jihadi suicide-bombers. (Even here the historic patterns are undeniable: for centuries, Christian children were forcibly taken, converted to and indoctrinated in Islam, trained to be jihadis extraordinaire, and then unleashed on their former Christian families. Such were the Janissaries and Mamelukes.)
In Palestine in 2012, Christians in Gaza protested over the "kidnappings and forced conversions of some former believers to Islam." The ever-dwindling Christian community banged on a church bell while chanting, "With our spirit, with our blood we will sacrifice ourselves for you, Jesus."
Just as happened throughout history, Muslims today regularly "invite" Christians to Islam, often presenting it as the only cure to their sufferings—sufferings caused by Muslims in the first place.
In Pakistan, a Christian couple was arrested on a false charge and severely beaten by police. The pregnant wife was "punched, kicked and beat" as her interrogators threatened to kill her unborn baby. A policeman offered to drop the theft charge if the husband would only "renounce Christianity and convert to Islam," but the man refused.
In Uzbekistan, a 26-year-old Christian woman, partially paralyzed from youth, and her elderly mother were violently attacked by invaders who ransacked their home, confiscating "icons, Bibles, religious calendars, and prayer books." At the police department, the paralyzed woman was "offered to convert to Islam." She refused, and the judge "decided that the women had resisted police and had stored the banned religious literature at home and conducted missionary activities. He fined them 20 minimum monthly wages each."
This is the history of Islam. In weakness, it is tolerant and "inclusive," in strength, it is aggressive and demanding of conformity — just as its prophet's career suggests: when he was in Mecca outnumbered, Muhammad preached tolerance; when he went to Medina and became a warlord, he preached war. Compare the Mecca verses of the Koran to the Medina verses for an idea.
Remember that the Philippine government reached a 'peace deal' with Muslim separatists this past October 7th? They are only fooling themselves that this will end it. Some new perceived slight will be invented to try and move the goal posts forward to full statehood. Then the state itself will be at continual war with the Philippine people until they submit to Islam.
So to with the Thai government. They are still acting under the false premise that these Muslims are only reacting in the way they are, due to some "injustice" by the government. With each act of appeasement, they only embolden these Muslims to try for more. Remember, each time the Israeli government tried to reach an accommodation with the Arabs in the disputed territories, it was flat out rejected.
That is the nature of Islam.
H/T: Fjordman via Jihad Watch
Suspected Muslim militants have shot dead 11 people including three paramilitary rangers in a single day of bloodshed in Thailand's insurgency-plagued deep south, police said Tuesday.
The authorities said in August they were holding informal peace talks with some Muslim insurgent groups, in an apparent policy reversal that followed a spike in attacks.
"Some militant groups don't want a peaceful solution so they look for an opportunity to terrorize people," southern army spokesman Colonel Pramote Prom-in told AFP on Tuesday.
"We're trying to find measures to prevent this kind of violence but still haven't succeeded," he added.
The militants are not thought to be part of a global jihad movement but are rebelling against a history of perceived discrimination against ethnic Malay Muslims by successive Thai governments and alleged rights abuses by the army.
Bill Maher, a man with whom I disagree with on just about every issue imaginable, has a pretty good handle on the issue of Islam. He's a Leftist that really does understand that it's not "Islamofauxbia" when they really are trying to kill you. That said, I believe that the panel of speakers, (included are Chris Matthews and a CNN representative) don't totally get the entire picture, though they come pretty close.
Their main point is true, that Islamic political/Islamic religious-political leaders do in fact wind their people up, for their own purposes. The way I view it however, is that that is the entire history of Islam in a nutshell. At no point in time throughout the history of Islam, was there not an Islamic leader "winding the people up" for war, and/or for further subjugation of the 'infidel'.
The present situation is not an anomaly, this is the way Islamic society has always been structured, and why it's been so devastatingly successful throughout its history. So the actual issue is, the ease in which the Islamic system allows for manipulation of the large numbers of its somewhat moderate people, into raging fanatics, and the great successes that have resulted from it .
There is no doubt in my mind that the overwhelming majority of Muslims throughout the world would view the insulting of Islamic symbols a punishable offense, and that given the luxury of hindsight, most of them would reject "a reformation" of Islam in the same vein that the Catholic church underwent, knowing full well where it will lead. The right to criticize Islamic norms, and the mocking of it religious symbols.
So the panel on Maher's show can never hope to answer the obvious question that Chris Matthews asks after he admits to all, that what they are saying about Islam is true, "what do we do about it?" They haven't an answer for that one, but it's indeed obvious to the rest of us, in view of its entire history, a complete separation from it wherever possible, which in itself is a desperate measure, and nearly an impossible thing to do, but it has to be discussed and implemented. It's the fundamental right to discriminate, especially in the context of societal/cultural survival.
Click the link to the Maher video at Real Clear Politics and watch the vid.


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You won't be surprised to see that things are not going well for Groupon (NASDAQ:GRPN). On Wednesday, the company announced its most recent earnings that featured
-Losses of $81.1M (vs. $65.4 a year ago)
-Gross Margin declining from 80.4% to 55.7%
What part of the business is suffering? Basically all of it. The company once dominated its main market but is now trying to offer several different products in nearly 50 countries. Is it over its head? You bet. I've been one of many who believed that founder and CEO Andrew Mason wasn't the man to turn this around. From the moment Groupon turned public, things looked fishy with top execs selling loads of shares, many accounting irregularities, etc.
Following the earnings, Groupon's stock tanked 24%.
As a result, what many had been expecting happened as CEO Andrew Mason was fired the following day.
Groupon Did Have Value Once
It's easy to forget that Groupon was launched less than 5 years ago. After incredible growth in its first few years (Groupon had 35 million registered users after less than 2 years), it started to face major headwinds. Some were caused by its own fault (wasting money on a poor Super Bowl ad, some local missteps in Japan and elsewhere, etc) and others by huge competition from the likes of Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) (through its investment in Living Social), Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) and hundreds of smaller, more targeted players.
Still, in November 2010, Google reportedly made an offer to buy the company for $6 billion, about twice Groupon's current value. That was $3B more than Yahoo had offered just a month prior. That seemed like a good decision a year later when Groupon turned public.
What's Going Wrong?
No doubt, a lot has gone wrong. Groupon has tried (and failed) to become this global ecommerce powerhouse offering dozens of different types of products on different platforms, falling short in many of those initiatives. As was said in this week's earnings call by Kal Raman, Groupon's COO:
"We did grow way too fast with way too many people."
CEO Andrew Mason has not been impressive and not been convincing that he'll be able to turn things around. So I personally think that firing him was the right move.
As is often the case in struggling tech companies, the costs are increasing much faster than revenues and earnings:
In fact, almost any slide that you can look at in Groupon's recent presentation is worrying, just look at their full presentation.
Groupon Does Have Value
Yes, Groupon has lost most of its momentum, its mojo and clearly has made a lot of mistakes. That being said, it does have several elements going for it:
- it is the leader in the space of daily deals.
- it has the infrastructure and personal in dozens of countries to deal locally.
- it has business relationships with thousands of companies (many would argue that a lot of those merchants ended up being unhappy about the results which is a fair point but many others did end up doing more business with Groupon).
- it has 41 million active customers.
Is It Worth A Flyer?
In my opinion, the main thing missing for Groupon was a clear strategy. Knowing what it's good and not good at and focusing on those products/markets. Ousting Andrew Mason was the right move and while it could have been done earlier, I think there's still plenty of time for Groupon to recover. Groupon still has assets that are worth a lot to many of its larger competitors giving two possible positive outcomes for investors: either a turnaround or an acquisition.
Personally, I will remain on the sidelines until we get a clear vision of who is stepping in and what the plan is. Yes, that might mean losing an opportunity but I just think that it will continue to be very volatile and they could very well go wrong. Just look at how many CEOs Yahoo hired until they got to Marissa Mayer which at least gives them a chance at a turnaround.
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WCG dropped by to hand deliver his new CD "Misunderstood," and while he was here I talked him into doing "Tonight" off the new CD live.
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Rolling into the weekend on 99.5 The Bear, it's not unusual to hear one of my favorite songs, and often called the national anthem of Texas, "Beer, Bait and Ammo" by Kevin Fowler. Not only does it set the tone for the upcoming no frills, lots of beer, and, well, you get the point kind of weekend, it tells the simple story of being able to get all the necessities in life in one place. Oh, and you can get said song on the just released Kevin Fowler CD "Best of...So Far."
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"I hate to shop. Those jeans are comfortable. And for those of you who, you know, want your president to, you know, look great in his tight jeans, I'm sorry, I'm not the guy," he shrugged.
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According to Lt. Tim Thornton, the 21-member SWAT team will be at each of the city's six schools — North Augusta Elementary, Mossy Creek Elementary, Hammond Hill Elementary, Paul Knox Middle, North Augusta Middle and North Augusta High — at different times throughout the day.
"We train once a month as a group in a variety of topics," Thornton said, adding that the team trains in rifle qualifications, physical training and scenarios, which is what today's training will be on. NADPS has trained in the schools before, but "not as often as we would like," Thornton said.
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All Aiken County schools are on winter break until Monday, so no students will be inside the schools while the SWAT training is going on.
Thornton said officers plan to spend about an hour at each school today.
"We walk through and get a visual idea of what the school layout is, in the event that there's an emergency need," he said. "We're going to be meeting with the principals and faculty members to discuss situations and possibilities of different scenarios playing out and how we can work together to be better prepared in the event one of these emergencies takes place."
Faculty members will also be providing input on what they think emergency needs are.
Thornton urged people not to worry if they see a large number of patrol cars outside a school.
"There's no reason to be alarmed," he said. "It's a training exercise we're hoping to take care of while the kids are out of school."
Similar trainings have been held by the Aiken Department of Public Safety and the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, but neither agency has any trainings planned.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.


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" I've taken down my review of the Merlins and will repost it once I get them back. By now it's been 4 months and I've had them in my posession for no more than two weeks out of those 4 months. Two weeks into the 3-5 week estimated turnaround time for my remolds/fixing and UM have gone back to maintaining radio silence. Not a word, not a single peep, no replies to emails...." --Sorensiim
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"Introduction The Final Audio Design FI-BA-SS is the flagship model of the Heaven Series. Like other iems in the Heaven Series, it utilises a single balanced armature driver. On the website, it states "Our Flagship BA-SS takes balanced armature earphones to another level of performance". With only a single balanced armature driver, it is hard to imagine the level of sonic performance that the..." --audio123
Final Audio Design Heaven VII
"Final Audio Heaven VII IEM ReviewFully balanced single armature in-ear monitors Intro: Founded by Kanemori Takai in 1974, Final Audio is a diverse audio company based in Japan with a history of designing products from moving coil cartridges, turntables, amplifiers, speakers, and headphones. Their current headphone product line-up includes the Pandora Hope series (full-sized over-ears using a..." --money4me247
Unique Melody Mentor acrylic universal/custom
"Unfinished brilliance Okay, well let me just start off by saying I'm big fan of Unique Melody, it was actually the UM Miracle that I got a chance to demo which helped me understand how great an earphone can actually sound. This coming from a pair of Skullcandy's (forgive me Head fi) but we all started somewhere. Getting back to the topic at hand I'm going to typically..." --dnun8086
Final Audio Design Heaven IV
"Final Audio Design is a relatively new company to the IEM scene, with them releasing their first models in 2009. They are a Japanese company, with their roots extending back to 1974 where they first made high-end MC cartridges and booster transformers. The model that I will be reviewing today is their Heaven IV, which is the second cheapest model in their Heaven IEM series, the most basic one..." --lin0003
Final Audio Design Lab 1
"My personal journey into the realm of music reproduction in the IEM realm owes very much to the guidance of Takai-san, who was the inspiration and driving force behind Final Audio Design, through his offerings by way of his creations. The fuller narrative of how I came upon the house of Final Audio Design, with its distinctive and uncompromising house sound, is well documented in my other..." --Kiats
Final Audio Design Piano Forte X
"My Journey of Discovery with Final Audio Design At the recent CanJam in Singapore, when we were passing the Final Audio booth, Claire of Jaben Singapore took me over to JoJo-san and proudly proclaimed: this is your biggest fan in Singapore! Claire had kindly done the same thing during the first Mook Festival in Singapore, where I had met Takai-san and he had kindly shared on his..." --Kiats
Unique Melody Miracle V2 Universal six driver in-ear monitor
" At the time of the review, the Unique Melody Miracle V2 was was on sale at Musicteck's online store. Here is a link to their listing of the product: https://shop.musicteck.com/products/unique-melody-um-miracle-universal-six-drivers-titanium-faceplate-um-logo?variant=8380267267 https://shop.musicteck.com/products/unique-melody-um-miracle-universal-six-drivers-black-um-logo ..." --Hisoundfi
Unique Melody Aero
" http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/510802/review-unique-melody-aero-custom-triple-driver-iem That's a link to my extensive review. In summary: The Aero has the Unique Melody house sound, which will appeal to some but not all. Lovers of AKG K701, Etymotic ER4S, Sennheiser HD800, AKG K1000, or Electrostatic headphones in general will likely find these to be almost perfect. Fans of..." --project86


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Truthdigger of the Week is a feature in which we recognize a person or group that made a difference.
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Last week, we recognized U.S. Army Lt. Col. Daniel L. Davis for refusing to hew to the military party line about the supposed success of America's military strategy in Afghanistan.
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- A Treatise on Astral Projection, Part 3: The Rope Techniques
- A key ingredient to the new projection techniques is an invisible, imaginary ROPE hanging from your ceiling. This ROPE will be used to exert dynamic pressure at a single point on your astral body to force its separation from the physical. The ROPE technique...
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- A Treatise on Astral Projection, Part 4: More Rope Techniques
- ROPE is a very effective projection technique, but it still has to be learned to be effective. I would like to elaborate on a couple of points about the technique, inspired by the feedback I have received so far. There is NO visualization required - AT ALL -...
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- Bringing it Down to Earth: A Fractal Approach
- 'Clouds are not spheres, mountains are not cones, coastlines are not circles, and bark is not smooth, nor does lightning travel in a straight line.' B. Mandelbrot W e want to think about the future - it's our nature. Unlike other creatures, humans possess an...
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- An Overview of Different Types of Scrying
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Last week's against the spread record: 3-4
Overall against the spread record: 56-37 (60%)
It seemed like last week there were so many games I missed.
Dallas, Jacksonville, Chicago. They all covered and did I pick them?
I admit I have slipped the last couple of weeks, but I still only have two weeks were I had a losing record.
This week, I am excited about some great games and hopefully some spread upsets.
So let's take a look at which nine games I have picked this week from the following game lines.
Houston at Philadelphia: Philadelphia -8.5
Buffalo at Minnesota: Minnesota -5.5
Cleveland at Miami: Miami -4.5
Jacksonville at Tennessee: Tennessee -2
Denver at Kansas City: Kansas City -8.5
Washington at NY Giants: NY Giants -7
Chicago at Detroit: Chicago -4.5
San Francisco at Green Bay: Green Bay -9.5
New Orleans at Cincinnati: New Orleans -6.5
Atlanta at Tampa Bay: Atlanta -3
Oakland at San Diego: San Diego -13
Carolina at Seattle: Seattle -6
Dallas at Indianapolis: Indianapolis -5.5
St Louis at Arizona: St. Louis -3.5
Pittsburgh at Baltimore: Baltimore -3
NY Jets at New England: New England -3.5


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The great thing about movies is you can always find a great one coming soon. Here's are the upcoming fall movie releases.
The great thing about movies is you can always find a great one coming soon. Here's are the upcoming fall movie releases.
When it comes to movies, the only movies I usually see in the theater are kids movies. However, I look forward to Tuesday because I can usually rent the new releases. So here's the new stuff on DVD/Blu-ray today.
Sometimes some of our favorite songs come from movies. A few weeks ago I put together a list of songs that were made famous by movies. This week it's hit songs that were written for the movie...
The trailer for "Enough Said" was recently released. The film stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Catherine Keener, Toni Collette and the late James Galdolfini. Just by watching this trailer you see the charm that Gandolfini possessed. He was a great actor who will be greatly missed. I will definitely be seeing this movie when it comes out, because it looks like a really good movie.
When it comes to movies I like a good scare. You have horror movies and you have scary movies. Today I'm going to focus on the scary movies...
Just like in the movie 'The Butterfly Effect,' what would happen if we could go back in time and change just one thing in history?
I'm not talking about preventing the assassination of Kennedy or erasing World War II, but something more personal, like the tragic loss of a loved one.
That's the original starting point of the newest release from DC Animations' latest direct-to-video release.
When it comes to movies, I am usually cautious about what my son watches, he's only 6. So with that said, I'm more willing to let him watch a movie that has been edited for TV than the actual DVD. However, the other day we started watching a action movie from the 90's that I used to love and thought since it was edited for TV it would be safe. Boy was I wrong.
I'm a big fan of watching movies because for that short time you are taken into another world and can forget about what's going on in the real world. When it comes to movies you not only get the story but you get some great music. Here is a list of songs that movies made famous.
Either the creator of this video has way too much time on their hands or they are a genius. I prefer the latter. From what I understand this took over three months to make, but it is BRILLIANT!
Though Dan Brown's reign as the king of airplane reading may be over, his Robert Langdon books produced two very successful movies. So it's no surprise that Brown's 'Inferno' is being adapted for the big screen, with Tom Hanks returning as Langdon, and with Ron Howard directing, and has been set for a December 2015 release.
Though not making any showing at Comic-Con 2013, 'After Earth' director M. Night Shyamalan's upcoming FOX horror thriller 'Wayward Pines' has certainly been busy gathering its cast. It recently added genre babe Carla Gugino, and today Captain America' and 'The Girl' star Toby Jones has joined the shows as a regular.


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During the course of human history, the male of the human species has usually displayed the majority of the anti-social behavior. But you women have finally caught up to us. A victory for equality!
How long can we make excuses for this substantial subset of the black community that allows itself to be used as bullets for the guns of totalitarianism?
Capitalism without moral and ethical boundaries is not conservative!
We have truly become suckers and are being treated as such by most of the world
So far, everything the race pimps and trouble makers in Ferguson have said about the shooting of Michael Brown is looking like one big lie.
does anyone discount the possibility that the Rick Perry indictment was initiated and/or was encouraged by forces way higher than the disgusting drunken democrat biatch?
The only time I want to see tanks, humvees and other military hardware on American soil is if a foreign invader landed on our soil.