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Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Girls With Guns

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Canada: Muslim charged with human trafficking, multiple rapes and sex slavery

The Muslim child sex trafficking gangs of Europe come to North America. Apparently Western media doesn’t think it’s big news. Instead, some random incidents of spray painting on mosques following a terrorist attack becomes a serious case of hate crime, more grave than terrorist attack (even when it is discovered the perpetrator of the vandalism is Muslim).

In Edmonton, Canada, a Muslim man has been caught doing what we find everywhere there is a large Muslim population — human trafficking and sexual assault. Similar acts have been propagated by people in UK, where tens of thousands of Muslims have been accused of sexually assaulting and trafficking over a million non-Muslim girls. But the media will not highlight how this has been a routine act for them, and that is the reason why this story was buried deep down in the website, while any random case where a visible minority gets stared at in public transportation catches headlines quickly.
Sex slavery is sanctioned under Islam. As I have explained numerous times, sex slavery and rape of the infidel is sanctioned and rewarded under Islam. Muslim clerics all over the world confirm the right to have sex slaves. It is in the Qur’an — the word of Allah.

Politicians can keep turning a blind eye, law enforcement ignore it, so this pox on our communities will continue to get worse.
Sex slavery and rape is in accordance with Quran chapter and verse. Sex slaves are war booty. Following a victory, Muhammad would usually distribute the captives, both male and female, as slaves to...

Girls With Guns

Obama's Consolation Prize...

"Now Is Time to Behead Unbelievers" - Outtakes from the religion of peace...

"[W]e heard that the [ISIS] militants grabbed six strong men working at the bakery and burned them inside the oven. After that, they caught some 250 kids and kneaded them like dough in the bakery dough machine.... Members of 200 different families were killed right before our eyes." — Syria.
Some Christian and Yazidi women captured by ISIS militants were sold at auctions in Saudi Arabia, America's close friend, which is supposedly part of the coalition fighting ISIS. — Saudi Arabia.
"[T]he Christians who converted to Islam did so under threats, coercion, compulsion, and force." — Bishop Alexios, Gaza.
"We have our sights set on you, and by Allah we will kill every single infidel student at this school." — Social media message targeting McAuley Catholic School, United Kingdom.
Authorities ordered the closure of house churches... after Muslims complained that they were being disturbed by the Christian prayers. Christian worship services in private homes has become more common. The closure of these house churches is seen as the government's way of cracking down on them. — Pakistan.
In compliance with Islamic law, the island nation banned the construction of churches. — Brunei.
As Turkey's government continues to build nearly 9,000 mosques in the last decade, it banned Orthodox Christian liturgy in a monastery inaugurated in 386 AD, roughly 1,000 years before Muslim Turks conquered Asia Minor. — Turkey.
"To all Muslims: now is the time to behead the unbelievers." A female Iranian refugee said one night a group of men shouted: "Whoever finds an Iranian woman today may rape and kill her. Kill them all. You may kill and rape them. You can do it, everywhere. Wherever you find them, you may do that." — Report from a refugee center, Germany.

Reports of Muslims torturing, raping, and forcing Christians to embrace Islam continued to mount throughout the month of October. Alice Assaf, a Christian woman recounted the experiences of Christians—including her son's execution for refusing to deny his faith—in a village near Damascus at the hands of the Islamic State. She also told how the Islamic State massacres children in cruel and unusual ways—including by throwing them into an industrial sized dough mixer:

"[W]e heard that the militants grabbed six strong men working at the bakery and burned them inside the oven. After that, they caught some 250 kids and kneaded them like dough in the bakery dough machine.... Members of 200 different families were killed right before our eyes."

Some Christian and Yazidi women captured by ISIS militants were sold at auctions in Saudi Arabia, America's close friend, which is supposedly part of the coalition fighting ISIS.

In Pakistan, a group of armed Muslims kidnapped and took turns raping a teenage girl after her Christian family refused to convert to Islam. According to the report, after they broke into the Christian home in the middle of the night while everyone slept:

Six men and a woman known locally by the family who were armed with guns, sticks and metal poles began to beat the family asking them to convert to Islam or die. Despite the pain and threats to their lives the family...

PYONGYANG, North Korea, Jan. 1 (UPI) -- North Korea is almost ready to test an intercontinental ballistic missile, according to leader Kim Jong Un. An intercontinental launch system could allow the rogue nation to deliver a nuclear warhead to the United States.

In a televised speech on New Year's Day, Kim promised North Korea would continue developing their nuclear arsenal, and would do so until the United States ceases conducting military exercises in South Korea.

"Research and development of the cutting-edge tech weapons are actively progressing and strengthening our defense capabilities, including last stage preparation of tests for Intercontinental Ballistic rocket launch have been continuously succeeding," Kim said in the speech.

North Korea conducted two nuclear weapons tests in 2016, on top of several non-nuclear missile tests.

Though North Korea has made progress on its missile launch and nuclear bomb technologies, U.S. officials believe the country is still a ways from being able to deliver a nuclear...