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Centuries ago, Thomas Aquinas described Islam as a religion that appealed to ignorant, brutish and carnal men, spreading not through convincing arguments or divine grace, but through the power of the sword.
That was his criticism of Islam centuries ago, and the history of religious conquest and violence carried out in the name of Islam gives us every reason to examine his words seriously.
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A muslim food vendor sweeps a food item off the ground with a broom and then puts it right back with the rest of the food. 🤮🤮
Never buy anything from their shops
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This 92 year-old war disabled veteran, survived two world wars, parachuted onto the beaches of France to fight the Nazis, evaded constant enemy machine gun fire, escaped a prison camp or two……
Only in the end to be captured by his own British government .
His crime?
He held a sign up above his wheelchair that Keir Starmer didn’t approve of.
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POLAND TO MUSLIMS: "We will not allow you to build your mosque in Europe until we get permission to build a church in Saudi Arabia"
Do you agree with Poland? YES or NO?
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Typical @MYANC @GovernmentZA and typical David Mahlobo...when the proverbial pawpaw hits the fan, all fingers are working overtime pointing out how everyone else is to blame. Now you know for sure who NOT to vote for on 4th November... #VoetsekANC
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Just in case you were wondering…
This is a polling station IN ISRAEL.
But please, tell me more about Israeli ‘apartheid’. 🙄
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Un hombre quería casarse con una mujer más joven, pero tenía un problema: su esposa se negaba a aceptar el divorcio en las condiciones que él pretendía imponerle. Entonces consiguió que la acusaran de adulterio. Según la investigación que reconstruyó el caso, entre quienes participaron en la decisión de condenarla a muerte estaban dos de sus propios hijos.
La mujer se llamaba Soraya Manutchehri. Tenía 35 años y vivía en una pequeña comunidad rural de Irán. Su historia quedó situada en 1986, durante los años posteriores a la Revolución Islámica.
Su marido, Ghorban-Ali, deseaba contraer otro matrimonio sin asumir las obligaciones económicas de separarse de ella. Soraya llevaba años soportando una relación marcada por los malos tratos y tenía varios hijos a su cargo.
En aquel momento, ayudaba con las tareas domésticas a un hombre que había quedado viudo. Su trabajo consistía en cocinar y ocuparse de la casa, pero esa circunstancia fue utilizada para construir una acusación de infidelidad.
De acuerdo con el relato recogido posteriormente por el periodista franco-iraní Freidoune Sahebjam, el marido de Soraya contó con la complicidad de varios hombres del pueblo y de una autoridad religiosa local para presentar testimonios falsos.
Soraya quedó prácticamente indefensa.
Una reunión formada por hombres de la comunidad examinó las acusaciones. Su silencio, lejos de interpretarse como consecuencia del miedo o la presión, fue tratado como una señal de culpabilidad.
La sentencia fue morir lapidada.
El testimonio recopilado por Sahebjam contiene un detalle especialmente difícil de comprender: dos de los hijos mayores de Soraya participaron en la reunión que decidió su condena.
La ejecución se realizó públicamente. Según aquella reconstrucción, Soraya fue enterrada hasta los hombros, dejando expuesta la cabeza. Los habitantes convocados comenzaron a arrojarle piedras.
Su propio padre estuvo entre quienes participaron. El periodista recogió que fue uno de los primeros en lanzar una piedra contra ella.
Soraya murió allí, ante personas que la conocían desde hacía años.
Aproximadamente dos semanas después, Freidoune Sahebjam llegó a aquella comunidad durante un viaje por Irán. Una mujer llamada Zahra, presentada como tía de Soraya, le contó lo sucedido.
El periodista regresó en marzo de 1987 para ampliar su investigación. Escuchó testimonios y reconstruyó las circunstancias de la acusación, la condena y la ejecución.
Por razones de seguridad, decidió ocultar la ubicación exacta del lugar. En su libro lo llamó Kupayeh, un nombre utilizado para proteger la identidad real del pueblo.
En septiembre de 1990 publicó en Francia La femme lapidée, una obra que años después inspiraría la película El apedreamiento de Soraya M., dirigida por Cyrus Nowrasteh.
La película reconstruyó visualmente los acontecimientos relatados por el periodista, aunque introdujo cambios en algunos detalles familiares y en la manera de presentar los hechos.
La investigación dejó un relato estremecedor sobre una acusación construida para deshacerse de una esposa. Entre las personas que, según los testimonios recogidos, participaron en su condena estaban el hombre que quería abandonarla, dos de sus hijos y su propio padre.
Fotografías de la película "El apedreamiento de Soraya".
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Americans are now being attacked for walking their dogs in NYC because dogs are considered “haram” in Islam.
Get these foreigners out of country before it’s too late.
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Scathing exposé from ex-Trump official tallies ‘staggering’ amount of corruption
Donald Trump’s second administration has been tied to roughly $377 BILLION in alleged CORRUPTION, according to a tally released Tuesday by former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor
rawstory.com/government-corr…
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The Jewish Bride captured by Muhammad
Safiyya bint Huyayy was the daughter of a Jewish tribal leader, respected, noble, and newly married. Her family had already been expelled once when Muhammad drove Banu Nadir from their land. They relocated to Khaybar, trying to rebuild their lives. But Khaybar was attacked as well.
During the raid on Khaybar, her father was killed. Her husband was killed. Her brother was killed. Many of her tribe were killed. Safiyya, a young bride, was taken captive along with hundreds of other Jewish women. They were treated as spoils of war — divided among the victors to be kept, used for sex, or sold.
One of Muhammad’s companions, Dihya al-Kalbi, chose Safiyya for himself. Then Muhammad was told that Dihya had taken an exceptionally beautiful captive. He summoned Dihya and exchanged her for other women (two according to some reports, seven according to others). She became his share of the war booty.
On the journey back from Khaybar — about 180 kilometers away — the army made several stops. During one of those nights, Muhammad instructed that Safiyya be prepared for him for sex. She had just lost her father, husband, and brother. She was grieving and devastated. Nevertheless, that night he slept with her in his tent.
Islamic sources themselves record that one of his companions stood guard outside the tent the entire night — afraid she might attempt revenge. Other narrations attributed to Safiyya state that Muhammad was the most hated person in her life because he had killed her father, husband, and brother.
Later versions of the story attempt to soften it. We are told he apologized repeatedly until she became pleased. We are told she had a dream about him before the battle. We are told that freeing her and declaring her his wife erased the brutality of the circumstances. We are told she “chose” Islam.
But none of these additions change the core facts: her family was killed, she was taken as war booty, transferred between men, and sexually raped within days of her capture.
This episode is not a minor footnote. It forces uncomfortable questions about power, conquest, consent, and the moral character of Muhammad. No amount of later embellishment removes the brutality of what happened to Safiyya.
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En Pakistán, las mujeres están confinadas en sus casas y, en las fiestas, niños afeminados bailan para hombres mayores y adinerados.
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Heahmatollah Falahatpisheh of the Islamic regime of Iran:
“We went to Japan. We had a budget of several million dollars to convert the entire country to Islam...in 6 years we only managed to convert one person, and he wasn’t even Japanese.”
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Nearly 200 companies have delisted from the JSE.
Cheap Chinese imports are the reason. Local sugar, steel, bricks and vehicle parts are being wiped out.
The trade deficit with China is now R198 billion. Parks Tau is celebrating it.
The ANC is trading factories for friendship with Beijing.
youtu.be/RaLByERMwik?si=YMYr…
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The judge who replaced EC Judge President Selby Mbenenge after he was accused of gross misconduct is now facing an impeachment inquiry – over his allegedly false claims that an acting judge had a child with cerebral palsy and kept “disappearing”,
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