98% af muslimske kvinder: hellere tørklæde end arbejde

Politiken har foretaget en rundspørge blandt 315 muslimske studerende ved videregående uddannelser. Af disse var 216 kvinder, og det er om dem, dette indlæg handler.

Af de 216 kvinder svarede 141 "ja" til, at de gik med tørklæde. Det er 65%, altså næsten to trediedele - på landet videregående uddannelsesinstitutioner! Altså ikke megen moderation her. Men det bliver værre.

Stort set samtlige tørklæde-bedækkede - 98% - siger, de ikke vil bruge den skatteyderbetalte dyre uddannelse til noget, hvis deres evt kommende arbejdsgiver ikke vil identificeres med det totalitære symbol, tørklædet jo er.

Samtidig siger 65% af svar-personerne, at de overvejer at flytte til udlandet.

Da Danmark åbenbart ikke står til at skulle nyde nogen fordel af investeringen i disse mennesker, og da de dermed nytteløst optager studiepladser for folk der faktisk gerne vil arbejde her til lands og således betale udgiften til deres uddannelse tilbage, bør man måske overveje følgende:

Lav ikke sådanne undersøgelser EFTER folk er kommet på uddannelserne. Lav dem FØR. Der er ingen grund til at spilde tid og penge på at uddanne folk, der ikke gider arbejde pga ideologisk kvababbelse. Vi sorterer i forvejen folk fra pga karakterer, fordi vi går ud fra at det ikke kan betale sig at uddanne dem med lave af slagsen. Måske var det en idé at gøre det samme her.

OPDATERET:

For den sags skyld kom der i ugen der gik endnu en bekræftigelse på, at hele historien om tørklædet som udelukkende religiøst betinget (=det hører ind under trosfrihed) er en and. Som islam-kendere ved ER der jo faktisk en religiøs begrundelse for tørklædet (det er der også for feks hagekorset, men mere om det en anden gang), nemlig at tildække kvinders skønhed, så muslimske mænd ikke går igang med at voldtage dem. Jo mindre tiltrækkende, jo mere rettroende muslimsk.

DR, der som sædvanligt stort set intet ved om de ting de beskæftiger sig med, valgte alligevel at lave en skønhedskonkurrence under titlen "Miss Tørklæde". Da tørklædet af religiøse årsager skal tildække skønhed vil en konkurrence der forsøger at finde den mest tiltrækkende tørklæde-tøs selvfølgelig forbryde sig mod hele tørklædets religiøse betydning, og man kunne forvente et oprør fra rettroende muslimer.

Da nogle muslimer imidlertid gerne ser Danmark islamiseret så hurtigt som muligt, er en lejlighed til at lade som om muslimske kvinder er "ligesom alle andre", og altså ikke bare andenrangsmennesker som koranen foreskriver, mere end velkommen. Her holder tørklædet op med at være et simpelt redskab (til at forhindre at muslimske mænd udøver voldtægt), og overgår til at være et symbol, der skal sælge hele islam-pakken. I den situation er tørklædet ikke længere et spørgsmål om personlig tro, men et led i udbredelsen af islam som ideologi - islamismen.

Af samme grund er den kendte islamist (og når det kan give islamismen indflydelse også kommunist) Asmaa Abdol-Hamid da også for.

Asmaa: Too hot to handle

At man skal til Sverige for at finde denne historie siger sådan set alt: kommunistpartiet Enhedslisten er klar over det pr-mæssige problem, de har med Asmaa Abdol-Hamid - ingen gider stemme på hende, heller ikke hos multikultur-fundamentalisterne på lise Ø. Plakater fra partiet med hendes kontrafej er da også ret så svære at finde, selv om det ikke kan udelukkes, at det er fordi partiets aktivister har for travlt med at ødelægger andre partiers plakater til at hænge Asmaa´s op.

Istedet har kommunistpartiet Enhedslisten nu tænkt sig at skifte emne, glemme at Asmaa faktisk er kandidat for dem, og så istedet bare bruge billeder af en anden, fodboldspillende muslim, der ikke har noget med Danmark at gøre:

I en av partiets reklamfilmer spelas sekvenser med några av Zlatan Ibrahimovics snyggaste mål i landslagets upp.

Budskapet är ”Varför har Danmark ingen Zlatan” - och syftar på landets hårda flyktingpolitik.

Brød og skuespil, så glemmer vi nok hvem de venstreradikale reelt prøver at få valgt ind i Folketinget.

Hizb-ut-tahrir....nu med atomvåben

Det er lykkedes Jyllands-Posten at få adgang til at interviewe en afhopper fra ledelsen i den islamistiske organisation Hizb-ut-Tahrir. Afhopperen, Maajid Nawaz, har artige ting at fortælle - blandt andet at Hizb-ut-Tahrir søger at få hænderne i atomvåben:

Oplysningerne strider mod Hizb ut-Tahrirs egen retorik og er ifølge bevægelsens danske talsmand, Fadi Abdullatif, usande: »Hizb ut-Tahrir anvender ikke vold.«

Maajid Nawaz er ikke hvem som helst. Indtil han brød med Hizb ut-Tahrir for nylig, var han gennem flere år talsmand i Storbritannien og medlem af ledelsen. Han har arbejdet tæt sammen med bevægelsens nordiske hovedkvarter i København. Han rejste personligt til Pakistan 1999-2000 for at starte celler af bevægelsen dér efter ordre fra bevægelsens globale leder.

»Idet Pakistan var blevet en atommagt, skulle Hizb ut-Tahrir-medlemmer i Storbritannien med pakistanske rødder melde sig frivilligt til at rejse til landet og sætte Hizb ut-Tahrir-celler i gang. Målet var på sigt, at kalifatet kunne blive en atommagt,« siger Maajid Nawaz, der fik startet to celler i og omkring Lahore.

BBC Newsnight havde for nogle måneder siden en mindre udsendelse med manden, hvor han giver flere detaljer. Se den her:

...og de radikale prædikanters produkt:

Også fra britisk tv: et nyhedsindslag om sagen mod terroristerne bag den anden bølge af selvmordsbombere i London i sommeren 2005, der heldigvis slog fejl (via LGF):



UPDATE:

Mere om sagen i The Independent.

Afsløret på video: Prædikanter´s hadefulde budskab

...og det er stadig ikke Faderhuset, der er tale om. Jeg har her på bloggen før fortalt om den britiske tv-station Channel 4´s arbejde med at smugle journalister ind i engelske moskeer, der officielt er mainstream, men i realiteten bare dækker over islamistiske propaganda-centraler. Det arbejde er der nu blevet en lille dokumentar ud af, der er endt på youtube. De første to dele (via LGF):






UPDATE - tredje del af dokumentaren:



Nu kommer der så et indgreb fra den britiske regerings side mod islamisterne, ikke? Nej, ikke helt. Regeringen foretrækker at lukke øjenene og lade som om det ikke sker. Og islamisterne trækker det sædvanlige heksejagts-kort. Fra The Observers omtale af dokumentaren:

In a statement to Channel 4, Lord Ahmed, the convener of the government's Preventing Extremism taskforce, said he was worried about the programme's consequences: 'While I appreciate that exaggerated opinions make good TV, they do not make for good community relations.'

A spokesman for Green Lane mosque said Islam does not denigrate women and that the instruction to hit a child was merely a smack. He accused C4 of intensifying the 'witch-hunt' against Muslims.

UPDATE II

Islamofascisme har opdaget, dokumentaren kan downloades her. Mens du downloader dokumentaren kan du passende nyde selve hjemmesidens soundtrack. Fra sangens omkvæd:

Aint gonna follow no child molester
Sex offender
Prophet pretender
Aint gonna follow no child molester
Islam´s not for me.

UPDATE III

Youtube-links´ne er nu nede. Jeg har istedet smidt et link til hele dokumentaren (48 minutter) på Google Video her.

Afsløret: Prædikanter´s hadefulde budskab

......og det er ikke Faderhuset, vi taler om. Fra The Observer, via LGF: "Revealed: preachers' messages of hate":

An undercover investigation has revealed disturbing evidence of Islamic extremism at a number of Britain's leading mosques and Muslim institutions, including an organisation praised by the Prime Minister.

Secret video footage reveals Muslim preachers exhorting followers to prepare for jihad, to hit girls for not wearing the hijab, and to create a 'state within a state'. Many of the preachers are linked to the Wahhabi strain of Islam practised in Saudi Arabia, which funds a number of Britain's leading Islamic institutions.

A forthcoming Channel 4 Dispatches programme paints an alarming picture of how preachers in some of Britain's most moderate mosques are urging followers to reject British laws in favour of those of Islam. Leaders of the mosques have expressed concern at the preachers' activities, saying they were unaware such views were being disseminated.

At the Sparkbrook mosque, run by UK Islamic Mission (UKIM), an organisation that maintains 45 mosques in Britain and which Tony Blair has said 'is extremely valued by the government for its multi-faith and multicultural activities', a preacher is captured on film praising the Taliban. In response to the news that a British Muslim solider was killed fighting the Taliban, the speaker declares: 'The hero of Islam is the one who separated his head from his shoulders.'

Another speaker says Muslims cannot accept the rule of non-Muslims. 'You cannot accept the rule of the kaffir [non-Muslim],' a preacher, Dr Ijaz Mian, tells a meeting held within the mosque. 'We have to rule ourselves and we have to rule the others.'

Moskeernes ledere siger selvfølgelig, de ikke aaaaaaanede, hvad der sker i deres egne moskeer. Man kan tillade sig at tvivle.

Julegaven fra Egypten

En nyhed mere fra Egypten:

As Christians celebrate Christmas, Cairo bookstores and news stands offer readers a special glimpse of the most recent specimen of sectarianism against an intellectual backdrop. A book which carries the name of the Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs, affiliated to the Ministry of Religious Endowments as publisher, and sells at the heavily subsidised price of one Egyptian pound, denounces Christians as apostates who could legitimately be killed.

Eternity in hell

The book is number 142 of the monthly series Qadaya Islamiya (Islamic causes), is entitled The sedition of takfeer, or apostasy between Shias, Wahabis, and Sufis, and authored by Mohamed Emara. The main topic of the book is apostasy, with the author denouncing the practice of an Islamic sect declaring other sects infidels or apostates. He sponsors the view that Muslims, be they Sunni, Shia, Wahabi, or any other, are not apostates as long as they recognise the Prophet Mohamed and his message. But, Emara goes on to write on page 31 of the book, “the real apostates are well-known and obvious. They are the Christians and Jews, who deny our Prophet and his message. Apostasy is a sharie or Islamic legal ruling that warrants spilt blood [killing the apostate] on earth and an eternity in hell.” ...

The book sold out in a matter of 24 hours; readers who searched for it the following day could not find it. This leaves us with serious questions that beg answers. Is the Ministry of Endowments, at whose head sits the enlightened Dr Mahmoud Handi Zaqzouq, indeed responsible for publishing the book? Is the State, whose budget is financed by Christians as well as Muslims, subsidising books which propagate such detrimental thought? Watani awaits a reply from the ministry of religious endowments, and asks: are we to wonder how fanaticism and extremism gain ground?

Disse piger, der bare bliver ved med at forsvinde....

En historie fra Egypten - hvor kristne piger har en tendens til pludselig at forsvinde:

Increasingly over the past few years, the Coptic community has been wrecked by the thorny issue of the ‘disappearance’ of young Coptic women—in most cases underage girls. The usual scenario is that a woman leaves her home for some perfectly normal errand or work and fails to come back. Her family reports her missing and, a few days later, the police inform them that their daughter has married a Muslim and converted to Islam, and that they were not to contact her because she wished to have nothing to do with them. Those are the lucky families though. In many instances, nothing is ever heard again of the disappeared girls. And even worse, police refuse to give any statistics of the cases.

Watani was informed of the disappearance of Marwa from Kafr Tohormos, Dina Amin and Nermine Ayad from Mehalla, Pussy from Assiut and Mona from Fayoum who both disappeared days before their wedding dates, Nevine and Maria from Alexandria, Sara from Ismailiya, Marguerite and Nariman from Ezbet al-Nakhl, Teresa from Abu-Qurqas, Mariam from Nag-Hamadi and Mariam Agaybi from Giza. All of them disappeared in 2006, and all but Mona are underage. And these are just some of the cases that were brought before Watani’s attention.

Police always claim that the girls elope because of family problems or falling in love with Muslim men. Which prompts many Copts to wonder: Have Coptic men suddenly become unattractive?

The Mehalla girl Up close and personal

On 8 October, Watani printed the story of 15-year-old Loruns Wagih Emil, the daughter of a textile merchant in the mid-Delta town of Mehalla al-Kubra, who was abducted a week earlier but managed to escape and tell her story. Amid all the details of the incident, the role of the security apparatus stood out. Loruns, her parents and lawyer, claimed she had been pressured by security officials into signing a statement denying her abduction and claiming she had simply travelled to Cairo. At the time Watani asked: “Was Loruns one in a series of what Copts claim are abductions of their daughters and forced conversions to Islam?”. Watani commented: “Girls are definitely free to adhere to Christianity or to convert to Islam, and to marry whomsoever they decide upon of their own free will, once they are of age. As minors however, their parents, the entire Coptic community, and all enlightened and fair Egyptians, demand that their parents should be allowed to see them and talk to them. They have all been officially reported missing, and it is an open secret that the police know their whereabouts. In whose interest then are they kept out of contact with their parents?”

Normal teenager

Watani recently talked to Loruns. After going with her through the by-now well known details of her abduction and escape, the 15-year-old with the clear face and merry laugh said she had been leading a normal life with her father, mother, two sisters and brother. Loruns loves playing sports and is a brown belt karate player. Watani asked Loruns and her family about the Interior Ministry’s declaration that she had been facing family problems, was depressed because of Thanawiya Amma—the Egyptian secondary school certificate, a bottleneck which Egyptian students have to pass if they are to enrol in university—and had thus fled home.

Loruns said “My mother is my friend; I can tell her anything.” “We are a close-knit family,” the mother said. “I don’t know why the Interior Ministry claimed there were problems between us. Loruns had no problem with Thanawiya Amma; rather, she is a bright student and always ranks top in her class.”

As to the father, his responsibility as a successful textile merchant never prevented him from spending time with his family. He told Watani that his relationships with his neighbours and colleagues are cordial and affectionate. “I have no enemies,” he said. All the family members are regular churchgoers—which explains the swift, strong reaction of the congregation to Loruns’ disappearance—and they frequently go on family outings on the weekend. The children play sports and the parents jog together. “My girls are always properly attired, to fit our Christian character, even without taking into consideration the predominantly Islamic-dressed community we live in.” This last remark came as a comment on an allegation that Loruns may have been indecently dressed, prompting her abduction. (Henriks kommentar: i hvilken type samfund ville det være grundlag for en kidnapning?)

Closer to God

Watani asked Loruns if she was really facing problems with her studies. “How can that be? She quietly asked. I was abducted only two weeks after the school year began; how could I have already undergone depression? Exams were still months ahead and we had not even gone into the thick of study.”

Loruns told Watani that, following her release she went to see Pope Shenouda III who took her tenderly in his arms and told her “Never fear, the Lord was with you and will always be with you.” Then she went for a spiritual retreat at St Dimiana convent in the Delta “where I spent a wonderful time,” she said. “What I went through, Loruns said, has made me feel as I though I suddenly grew up. But it has also brought me closer to God.”

UPDATE

Fra Voice of the Martyrs´ (et kristent nyhedsbureau der specialiserer sig i at dække forfølgelse af troende kristne) nyhedsbrev for 2. januar:

Police Raid Shop, Arrest Christian Shop Owner - VOM Sources On December 26, 2006, police raided a shop owned by Magdy Guirgis Fam, an active member in the Egyptian Christian Youth Union (ECYU), who works under the Coptic Orthodox Church. The police destroyed his shop, beat him and arrested him. Magdy's ministry is following up with girls that Muslims kidnap or try to forcibly convert. This ministry has protected, rescued hundreds of Christian girls who have been threatened with kidnapping or forced conversion. The secret police have threatened other members of the ECYU.