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Sunday, December 11, 2011

The religion of peace my Aunt Fanny

Every time there is Muslim agitation, the left and Islamic apologists spin it as just a tiny minority of extremists causing the problem, never once looking at the texts or tenets to determine exactly why the attacks are happening. Islam is a religion of peace, it is said, hijacked by militant Muslims who are twisting the peaceful meaning of Islam. Against their coreligionists the attacks continue, as one side accuses the other side of not being "Muslim enough." The peaceful and silent protesters, out to promote religious tolerance, barraged by brick-throwing Islamists calling for their deaths.

Can't you just feel the love oozing out from the sucking head wound?


From Minivan News December 10 by JJ Robinson

Protesters calling for religious tolerance attacked with stones, threatened with death


Police are investigating a violent attack on a ‘silent protest’ calling for religious tolerance, held at the Artificial Beach to mark Human Rights Day.

Witnesses said a group of men threw rocks at the 15-30 demonstrators, calling out threats and vowing to kill them.

One witness who took photos of the attacked said he was “threatened with death if these pictures were leaked. He said we should never been seen in the streets or we will be sorry.”

Among those injured in the attack was Ismail ‘Khilath’ Rasheed, a controverisal blogger whose website was recently blocked by the Communications Authority of the Maldives (CAM) on the order of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs.

Rasheed suffered a head injury and was rushed to Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH).

“They started hitting us with bricks. They were aiming at our heads – we could tell they were serious and wanted to kill us,” Rasheed told Minivan News from hospital. “I was taken on a motorcycle to IGMH, but I could see them behind me still hitting my friends.”

Police Sub-Inspector Ahmed Shiyam said police attended the scene after the attackers had departed, and were currently investigating the cause of the violence. No arrests had yet been made, he added.

Uh, pesky Mennonites?

The protesters, calling themselves ‘Silent Solidarity’, had earlier issued a press release stating that their intention was to “make the Maldives and the international community aware of the rising religious intolerance in the Maldives, and to condemn the Constitutionally endorsed suppression of religious freedom. We also denounce the increasing use being made of Islam as a tool of political power.”

“Silent Solidarity will be protesting against discrimination of all races, gender, sexual preferences and religious beliefs and supporting freedom of thought and expression. In our silence, we speak volumes,” the group’s statement said.

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