Monday, October 2, 2017

Canada: Edmonton jihad attacker was on police watch list

OCTOBER 1, 2017 5:30 PM BY ROBERT SPENCER17 COMMENTS

Here yet again we see that being on a police watch list doesn’t mean that the police are actually watching you.

In response to this jihad attack, numerous Canadian authorities are quoted in this article mouthing meaningless platitudes. A Muslim leader said: “To the Edmonton community at large, I would like to tell them that we stand together and unite against hate. And let’s solve this problem collectively, rather than pointing fingers at each other.”

Translation: don’t start investigating the Muslim community. Don’t start acting as if jihad terror had anything to do with Islam. An Anglican could just as easily have done this.

And people buy this nonsense.

“Edmonton terror attack suspect was known to police, public safety minister says,” CBC News, October 1, 2017:

The man arrested in a suspected terrorist attack in Edmonton that saw a police officer stabbed and several pedestrians run down with a cube van on Saturday night was known to law enforcement, says Canada’s public safety minister.

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said in a news conference on Sunday in Regina that the suspect, who is in police custody, was on a “police watch list.”

Goodale said the RCMP’s Integrated National Security Enforcement Team was working closely with Edmonton police on the investigation.

“The individual had apparently some appearance on a police watch list, but that is a detail of the investigation that the authorities will pursue in the appropriate way,” Goodale said. “There are no conclusions that can be drawn at the current time.”

Abdulahi Hasan Sharif is the man accused in the attacks, multiple sources tell CBC News.

The 30-year-old suspect in the attacks was apprehended following a high-speed chase just before midnight through streets filled with bar patrons and Edmonton Eskimo football fans. Police have said they believe the man acted alone.

The chase came to an end after the white U-Haul van he was driving struck four pedestrians and flipped on its side.

The injured police officer was taken to hospital and treated for non life-threatening injuries. Details of the pedestrians’ injuries have not been disclosed by emergency officials….

“We will not be intimidated by a brutal act of hate,” said Goodale. “Together, we condemn terrorist violence, today and every day, and we will never allow it to contort the way that we want to live our lives.”

The series of violent events was likely the work of a “lone wolf,” says the city’s mayor, Don Iveson who called for vigilance and community solidarity after the chaotic night.

“I wish to urge calm,” Iveson told a news conference Sunday. “To the best of our knowledge this was a lone wolf attack….

“Terrorism is about creating panic and sowing divide and disrupting people’s lives, so we can succumb to that or we can rise above it.”Iveson described Saturday’s events as “appalling” and commended first responders for their bravery in the “face of chaos.”

He urged Edmontonians to remain calm and united as the investigation continues. But Iveson stressed he’s confident that police are “fully in command” of the situation.

“It is vital now that we not succumb to hatred, that we not be intimidated by violence, and that we respond with love and strength,” Iveson said. “We will not be divided.”

In a written statement, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley described Saturday’s events as “horrific.”

“It’s left us shocked at the indiscriminate cruelty and angry that someone might target their hatred at places where we gather with our families and friends,” Notley said in the emailed statement.

“Hatred has no place in Alberta. It’s not who we are. We are in this together and together we are stronger than any form of hate.”…

“I’m frustrated that something like this could happen here in Edmonton, right here in my backyard,” said Abdikadir, chairperson of the steering committee of the Safety Summit, a grassroots organization that addresses crime and racism.

“I want to compliment the heroic actions of EPS [Edmonton Police Service]. If they were not there, the law enforcement, it would have been a completely different tragic outcome.

“To the Edmonton community at large, I would like to tell them that we stand together and unite against hate. And let’s solve this problem collectively, rather than pointing fingers at each other.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a statement Sunday, saying he was deeply concerned by Saturday’s events.

“The Government of Canada and Canadians stand with the people of Edmonton after the terrorist attack on Saturday,” he said. “I am deeply concerned and outraged by this tragedy.”

“We cannot — and will not — let violent extremism take root in our communities. We know that Canada’s strength comes from our diversity, and we will not be cowed by those who seek to divide us or promote fear,” Trudeau said….

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“Filthy” girls with “no fear of Allah” to blame for their abuse, says wife of Muslim rapist

OCTOBER 1, 2017 5:13 PM BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS26 COMMENTS

In the words of the daughter of a Muslim rape gang member in the UK:

“My dad is in prison because he was with others raping small white girls,”

“I hate him. He made my mum pregnant eight times even when she didn’t want to do it. I heard her crying. Six babies died. He did that to her for so long. But never went to prison.”

Here we see the victimization of Muslim girls and women, in addition to the young women raped by the Muslim rape gangs. The indoctrination of Muslim females under the Sharia is explained:

Suju, the wife of a jailed groomer, explained that she was afraid of her husband, but said of his white victims: “Filthy. How they dress. They have no shame, no fear of Allah.”

Three other wives and a daughter of convicted groomers also took interviews, revealing their twisted understanding of sex, rape, and consent.

Anyone with a conscience should heed these testimonies. They represent the voice among multitudes of victims, tortured by Islamic supremacists who see women and infidels as inferiors. The ongoing question is this: how could any leader representing countries that uphold human rights tolerate such a cry and continue to persecute those who advocate for human rights instead of applying a zero tolerance standard against the abusers?

The victims of the Muslim rape gangs were referred to as “filthy white girls,” “easy meat” and “white trash,” and they were blamed for their own victimization as uncovered infidels.

“‘Filthy’ White Girls to Blame for Their Abuse, Says Wife of Muslim Groomer”, by Liam Deacon,Breitbart, October 1, 2017:

The wives of convicted Muslim rape gang groomers have said that the young white girls targeted by their husbands are “filthy” and to blame for their own abuse.

Suju, the wife of a jailed groomer, explained that she was afraid of her husband, but said of his white victims: “Filthy. How they dress. They have no shame, no fear of Allah.”

In an interview with the Mail on Sunday, she was asked if it was ever okay to hurt young girls. She said: “No. You can’t hurt people. Allah does not want that.”

However, she then added: “But it is the girls who should be careful. They did something to him, maybe bad magic. I am now alone, no money, no life.”

Three other wives and a daughter of convicted groomers also took interviews, revealing their twisted understanding of sex, rape, and consent.

Two of the wives were described as “virgin brides” from Pakistan, while one was born in the United Kingdom. All told of how they had been frequently abused by their controlling husbands, but despite this, only two were prepared to condemn outright the rape of white girls.

“Muslim women must give husband,” said one in broken English. “He want, she don’t like but must give,” she explained.

“He did it hard, it hurt,” said another. “It was always painful. He say I am his toy. I say no, he pushed me down, made me cry. He was like a dog.”

“My dad is in prison because he was with others raping small white girls,” said the daughter.

“I hate him. He made my mum pregnant eight times even when she didn’t want to do it. I heard her crying. Six babies died. He did that to her for so long. But never went to prison.”….

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OSCE: “Spectre of terrorism will continue to haunt Europe for many years”

OCTOBER 1, 2017 5:06 PM BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS7 COMMENTS

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), the world-leading security organisation has warned the spectre of terrorism will continue to haunt Europe for many years to come against an increase in radicalisation in European nations.

“The enduring danger of hardened militants returning to Europe from the Islamic State” was specifically cited; that fact that should be broadly recognized by now.

Meanwhile, Pope Francis is accusing those who have valid concerns about the current immigration crisis of having an “unease because of an innate fear of the foreigner.”

What the Pope et al seem to forget is that the demographics of the West has included a sizeable composition of “foreigners” (aka visible minorities) long before the current Muslim refugee crisis of crime and jihad attacks that has begun since the Syrian war. This is not about white people versus Muslims, as the Pope and many others try to portray it.

It is time for sensible, responsible leadership:

Hitting out at the often half-hearted approach of European governments toward fighting the causes of terrorism, which can be hobbled by concerns of racism, cultural insensitivity, and political correctness the [OSCE] report called for “participating states to be genuine — and forceful.

“OSCE: ‘The Threat of Terrorism Will Occupy Europe For Many, Many Years,” by Oliver JJ Lane, Breitbart, September 20, 2017:

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), the world-leading security organisation has warned the spectre of terrorism will continue to haunt Europe for many years to come against an increase in radicalisation in European nations.

Speaking with Austrian foreign minister at the Vienna launch of the new OCSE report Friday, academic Peter Neumann said the threat of terror “will continue to occupy us for many, many years,” as he warned of the enduring danger of hardened militants returning to Europe from the Islamic State.

Stating the trend for the coming years suggested more low-tech, easy to execute but difficult to stop attacks, Neumann said while defeating the Islamic State was an important goal it wouldn’t immediately solve the security situation as other groups would rise to take its place.

The report itself also revealed startling new figures on the extent of terror attacks in the past year. Taking in all attacks by extremists across the 57 nations that make up the OCSE area — broadly Europe, North Africa, and Russia — the body stated there had been 1,000 extremist related deaths in 2016 and “destroyed billions of Euros worth of property and infrastructure”…….

Hitting out at the often half-hearted approach of European governments toward fighting the causes of terrorism, which can be hobbled by concerns of racism, cultural insensitivity, and political correctness the report called for “participating states to be genuine — and forceful.”

Making clear that the work needed to defeat terrorism wouldn’t necessarily be easy, the report stated nations would have to be committed, “even if it means having to change course or re-examine their own policies and actions.”

While the report cites the many attacks and incidents in OSCE countries in 2016, it comes as Europe has experienced a major year of terror attacks in 2017 including the Manchester Arena bombing, the London Bridge attack, and the Barcelona attack.