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January 2008
So the UK Daily Telegraph’s Damian “Latin Mass Debate” Thompson who published the claim that Muslim hordes had laid siege to Liverpool Hospital has subsequently recanted. He writes: Actually, Islamic radicalism is growing in Australia – but that doesn’t make the Dhimmi Watch story true. Why have no doctors, nurses or patients from the hospital...
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Reader Thabet writes to point out that Damian Thompson of The Telegraph blog has posted an allegation that a Muslim horde “lay siege” last year to Liverpool Hospital in Sydney. Thompson, who somewhat ironically cites an interest in “conspiracy theories” and “fake history”, writes: After the death of a young Muslim man in a car...
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In the January/February 2008 issue of Foreign Policy magazine, Graham E. Fuller, former Vice Chair of the National Intelligence Council of the CIA, engages in an interesting thought experiment. Imagine, if you will, a world without Islam—admittedly an almost inconceivable state of affairs given its charged centrality in our daily news headlines. Islam seems to...
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It seems the mysterious “Sheikh Haron”, who rose to prominence after sending letters to the family of a dead Australian soldier, is someone [pdf] called Ayatollah Manteghi Boroujerdi. Sheikh Haron is Ayatollah Manteghi Boroujerdi. He was born in Boroujerd. He is the son of Muslim cleric Sheikh Mohammad Hossein Manteghi Boroujerdi who was the student...
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