Islamists keep trying to turn blasphemy into a hate crime.

April 28, 2023 by Daniel Greenfield 1 Comment

An instructor was fired at Hamline for showing images of Mohammed in art class. A Persian instructor is being investigated at San Francisco State for doing the same thing. Those are both examples of Islamist student associations trying to turn blasphemy into a hate crime. But there’s an older example of that which is the claim that any desecration of the koran, an Islamic text that calls for the mass murder, enslavement and rape of non-Muslims, is a hate crime and endangers Muslims. The latest example of this took place at Wayne State U.

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By Monica Showalter, AM THINKER

This week Joe Biden touted a laundry list of immigration carrots and sticks intended to disincentivize illegal immigration at the southern border now that he’s lifting the sparsely enforced Title 42 restrictions on May 11.

They were mostly carrots. The New York Times called them a “new back door on immigration,” and explained that its permissiveness went well beyond the lawful congressional parameters for the admission of immigrants.
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China has proposed a massive $58 billion railroad project that will link western China with Pakistan, further reducing Western trade dependence.

By Roy Francis , OAN    Friday, April 28, 2023

The railroad is part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which is China’s global infrastructure development strategy adopted in 2013 that includes investing in more than 150 countries, and international organizations.

The state-owned China Railway First Survey and Design Institute Group Co Ltd analysts examined and approved the proposal, despite its heavy price tag. According to the proposal’s assessment board, the 1,860-mile rail line comes with the potential to “reshape trade and geopolitics across the Eurasian Continent.”

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by Hussein Aboubakr Mansour, EMET   April 27, 2023

The profound brutality that Syrian President Bashar Assad exhibited toward demonstrators during the 12 years since the eruption of the Arab Spring led him to be shunned by most of his Arab neighbors. Arab efforts to reintegrate Assad’s Syria back into the fold of Arab states have gained significant momentum for several years and are getting closer to fulfillment. All major U.S. Arab allies, with Qatar’s notable exception, have been steadily moving away from the U.S. stance and toward acceptance of Assad’s victory in the civil war.

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_{The puppet masters and puppet regime defeat democracy.}

by Daniel Greenfield, FPM April 9, 2023 

(JNS) In the early days of March, a small crowd of leftists gathered outside the U.S. consulate in Tel Aviv holding up signs reading, “Biden help!” and “Biden, Blinken, Our democracy is sinking.”

A speaker at the rally appealed to Biden to “save us from ourselves.”

The consulate rally was held under the banner of “Defend Israeli Democracy,” which had organized international protests against democratic judicial reform that would have restored checks and balances. International rallies, including one in Berlin which featured women dressed as the “handmaids” from the TV show and signs accusing Israel of “fascism” and being an “apartheid state,” were not speaking to Israelis, but to the international anti-Israel left.

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T. Belman. Satanovsky says that Russian -Israel relations are good. Russia doesn’t stop Israel from bombing Iranian Assets in Syria and keeps Iran from entering a 70 km strip of land at the Syrian Border with Israel. He plays down the Israeli help to Ukraine as being very minor. This part of the discussion starts at 30 minutes.

Russia, like China, believes in non-interference in internal affairs of other countries whereas the US believes in interfering.

A few years ago, I, together with Alex Maistrovoy, wrote

• RUSSIA AND THE NEW ME -Part IV: Can Russia be induced to use its UN veto to protect Israel
• Contemplating, a US-Russia Alliance

We are joined by Evgeny Satanovsky, a Russian economist, professor and orientalist, one of the leading experts in the field of politics and economics of Israel, as well as other countries of the Middle East. He is the founder and president of the Middle East Institute. From 2001 to 2004, he served as the President of the Russian Jewish Congress.

For many in the west, Jew-hatred is invisible and grossly misunderstood

By MELANIE PHILLIPS   28.4.23

A furore over a British Labour Party politician tells us a great deal about the tsunami of Jew-hatred rolling across Britain, America and the west.

Diane Abbott, who in 1987 became Britain’s first black female member of parliament, caused widespread outrage last weekend when she wrote in The Observer that Jews, Irish people and travellers don’t face racism but merely suffer the same level of prejudice as people with red hair. The only possible victims of racial prejudice, she suggested, are black people.

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The Law of Return’s Grandchild Clause could be responsible for an ever-shrinking Jewish majority.

By MORTON A. KLEIN, JPOST   29.1.23

UKRAINIANS fleeing the war arrive on aliyah at Ben-Gurion Airport last year. (photo credit: TOMER NEUBERG/FLASH90)

The Law of Return was intended to allow Jews an automatic right to become a citizen of the Jewish state.

But the 1970 amendment to Israel’s “Law of Return” – which allows non-Jews with only one Jewish grandparent, who is not defined as a Jew by any major Jewish movement, the automatic right to immigrate and become Israeli citizens – needs to be eliminated or modified.

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T. Belman.  This article highlights the importance of Israel to both sides. The US will have to abandon the Palestinians and the TSS if it wants to solidify its alliance with Israel.

By Andrew Thornebrooke, EPOCH TIMES.

A worker toils at a manufacturing plant of Sany Heavy Industry Co. in Changsha, Hunan province, China, on Oct.19, 2019. (Thomas Peter/Reuters)

The United States has fallen behind China and numerous other countries in its global share of key industrial sectors, according to several experts in technology and industrial policy.

U.S. global shares in high-value industries have fallen so dramatically that the nation now ranks just above Italy and behind Mexico in a list of key advanced industries, said experts at an April 27 industrial strategy conference hosted by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) think tank.
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.@NaomiRWolf 'The Greatest Crime Against Humanity In History': 11 Revelations From Pfizer's Vaccine Documents

#1: Pfizer knew their gene-based injections had negative efficacy as early as November 2020

#2: Shortly after the release of the COVID injections, Pfizer moved to hire… pic.twitter.com/0nKyamM2Ts

— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) April 27, 2023

‘The Arabs tried to slay the Jewish State in its infancy,’

Israel National News

Speaking at the Jerusalem Post conference Thursday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said the State of Israel was 75 years young but the Jewish people more than 3,000 years old.

“The Arabs tried to slay the Jewish State in its infancy,” said DeSantis, comparing the War for Independence to David slaying Goliath.

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BY RON KAMPEAS,      APRIL 26, 2023 1:21 PM

WASHINGTON (JTA) — The U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to congratulate Israel on its 75th birthday and to wish it well in making peace with other countries.

But the encouragement of peace deals did not extend to the Palestinians, in a breach with the language typical of U.S. lawmakers’ past Israeli Independence Day resolutions — and, insiders say, a departure from the language originally drafted for this one.

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I thank the hundreds of thousands of Israelis who came to Jerusalem tonight to support our government. Your passion and patriotism moves me deeply. pic.twitter.com/F0aC0ETAFd

— Benjamin Netanyahu – ?????? ?????? (@netanyahu) April 27, 2023

1,000 buses bring citizens to the Knesset area in support of the judicial reforms. As people poured in, estimates rose to much higher.

Israel National News     Apr 27, 2023, 6:42 PM (GMT+3)

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Conversation follows Chinese leader’s meetings with Putin, as Beijing seeks a greater role in peace efforts

By Austin Ramzy, WSJ  Updated April 26, 2023 2:56 pm ET

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he had ‘a long and meaningful phone call’ with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. PHOTO: UKRAINIAN PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SERVICE/

By Kurt Schlichter, TOWNHALL  | Apr 27, 2023

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— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) April 27, 2023

Tucker Carlson is neither down nor out; he is going to come back bigger and badder than ever. All you goofy virgins who love “Star Wars” will recall that when Darth Vader sliced Obi-Wan Kenobi in two – or at least his moth-eaten cloak – Ben stopped existing in this dimension and became a superbeing who popped in for a chat whenever Luke was in trouble. Tucker’s pretty much going to do that for the movement. Though Tucker may have been tossed off his perch at Fox (or jumped – we will eventually get the details on how this denouement went down), he will land on his feet and crush the libs beneath his preppy Topsiders.

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By Rabbi Dov Fischer, INN    25.4.23

Imagine if Adolf Hitler’s full agenda, and the nearly universal quiet backing he enjoyed from German citizenry, had been known ten years earlier — before he assumed irreversible power. Initially, his people downplayed how far he would go. Foolish Jews hoped and dreamt he never would pass Nuremberg laws or mass-burn Jewish books or ignite a Kristallnacht — or death camps. They knew they were in for tough times, but they tried believing perhaps he did not even mean German Jews, the Yekkes, and only meant to target the Orthodox, earlocked, bearded, Yiddish-jargon-babbling Ostjuden, those religious Jews from the East: Poland and Russia.

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By Prof. Louis René Beres, BESA   April 27, 2023
Mideast Security and Policy Studies No. 200

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: In essence, the world of statecraft and strategy is a world of systems. Derivatively, Israeli nuclear deterrence is a system-determined process, one that rests on fixed concepts and principles but varies according to shifts in the global balance of power. In view of world system impacts of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, Israel’s defense planners will need to undertake certain re-calibrations of national nuclear doctrine. The prospective shape and timetable for implementing such more-or-less plausible recalibrations represents the guiding orientation of this article. Emphases will be placed on antecedent reductions of nuclear thresholds, higher-probability nuclear confrontations between the two principal superpowers and Iranian military assistance to Russia’s ongoing aggression. Inter alia, this military assistance will consider generally disregarded links between Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine and Israel’s nuclear strategy.
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