They are changing America by changing the people
Diversity does not bring us strength! Earlier this week at ‘Frauds and Crooks’ I wrote about the Iraqi refugee arrested in Arizona on charges that he was an Al-Qaeda member who got into the US apparently unvetted. In January we learned that another Iraqi was arrested in Texas wanted in the murder of a Colorado … Continue reading Washington: Likely Honor Killing Puts Iraqi Refugees in the News Again
Once again we see news that attempts to bury the fact that the murderer is a Muslim REFUGEE! It makes me want to scream. This is the bare bones story from Cleveland.com this past week (hat tip: Jim) that sent me out looking for more on the Iraqi “national” who was sentenced, not … Continue reading Cleveland "man" sentenced in grisly murder of his ex-wife (honor killing?)
If you don’t read The Muslim Issue, you should, the bloggers there have some informative stories that dovetail at time with what we write here at RRW. Today (or last night) The Muslim Issue has a post about a professor of Islamic studies in Germany (a Muslim himself!) who is suggesting that Mohammed never existed—get … Continue reading Diversity is strength alert: Arrests made in honor killing (NYC)
Who knew? I was amazed to see this little nugget in the Washington Examiner yesterday. I bet I’m not alone in thinking that Muslim honor killings are a recent phenomenon in the US. Wrong! Here, in 1991, the parents were given a death sentence for killing a teenager who became too Americanized. We’ve written a … Continue reading An honor killing in America twenty years ago!
On National Review’s Corner Jack Fowler posts a notice of a one-hour Fox News special program on honor killing in America on Saturday, August 6, at 10pm eastern time. Fox’s description of the program refers to the killing of 20-year-old Noor Almaleki, who was run over in an Arizona parking lot by her father in 2009. We … Continue reading Saturday night: Fox News special on honor killing