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Israel launches preemptive strike on Iranian nuclear sites, military targets
EPIC CITY — TEXAS
Plano, Texas, Hands $1.2 Million to Radical Terror-Aligned Charities, Including Controversial EPIC City
ISI/DI: The people who signed off on this gift have no idea what they’re dealing with. They think they’re fostering “diversity” and community harmony. They have no idea of the existence of an aggressive, expansionist, supremacist, violent ideology, and so have no idea what they’re doing to the future of their community by aiding its expansion.
The city of Plano, a wealthy suburb of Dallas, has handed over $1.2 million to extreme Islamist organizations, including an Islamic center under investigation by state and federal agencies over its alleged plans for a sharia enclave and whose leader advocated the killing of homosexuals; a mosque whose imam permits husbands to beat their wives; and two charities accused of links to foreign terror organizations.
JIHADI ISLAM STRONG IN TEXAS – A WAKE UP CALL FOR THE WEST
In a news bulletin Tuesday by the Islamic State’s (ISIS) official radio station, Al Byyan, which broadcasts out of Mosul, the Islamist jihad organization claimed responsibility for the May 3 shooting in Garland, Texas by radicalized Muslims and Phoenix, Arizona roommates, EltonSimpson and Nadir Soofi.
Federal investigators have found there was substantive advance notice of what the two avowed jihadists intended to do on various social media postings.
On March 29, American ISIS operative with the alias Abu Khalid Al Amriki claimed on Twitter he was in contact with ISIS supporters in the US and that one of them was prepared to carry out an operation.
Only minutes before and after their attempted attack was thwarted — when law enforcement shot both men dead — Abu Hussain Al Britani appears to have had foreknowledge of the attack. He tweeted from his “AbuHussainAlBritani” Twitter account just before the attack that, “The knives have been sharpened; soon we will come to your streets with death and slaughter! #QaribanQariba [soon, soon].”
Immediately after the attack, he tweeted, “Allahu Akbar! Two of our brothers just opened fire at the Prophet Muhammad art exhibition in Texas! #TexasAttack.” He also advocated and threatened further attacks, tweeting, “Kill Those That Insult The Prophet – #GarlandShooting.”
Another tweet stated, “They Thought They Was Safe In Texas From The Soldiers of The Islamic State #garlandshooting #TexasAttack.”
Before the shootin
g, Simpson’s Twitter account, “Mutawakil” (one who places his faith in Allah) with the subhead, “Shariah is Light” and bearing the picture of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula Islamist jihadist recruiter Anwar Awlaki, who was killed in an American drone strike in Yemen in 2011, urged fellow jihadists to follow “AbuHussainAlBritani.”
“Follow @_AbuHu55ain,” was tweeted from his Twitter account about an hour before the attack.
“In his last tweet, he claimed both attackers had pledged allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi and used the hashtag #texasattack just hours prior to the event itself,” said the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), which monitors jihadi social media. “His Twitter account shows him to be an online supporter of ISIS whose account had been frequently shut down for spreading jihadi content. He was followed by over 1,000 accounts, and tweeted regularly.
MEMRI said, “His social media contacts include several known ISIS operatives. One possible direct contact, the Minnesotan Somali-American Mohamed Abdullahi Hussein, known as Mujahid Miski, who is currently fighting with the Al Qaeda affiliate Al Shabaab Al Mujahedeen in Somalia, tweeted immediately following the attack, ‘I’m gonna miss Mutawakil, he was truly a man of wisdom. I’m gonna miss his greeting every morning on Twitter.’ Miski added, ‘I’m gonna miss how he always used to talk speak of the Hoor Al Ayn [virgin of paradise promised to martyrs]. How he always said he wanted to meet her.’ In a May 4 tweet, Miski wrote, ‘Our brother Mutawakil in 2008 wanted to Make #Hijrah to Somalia but a Murtad spied on him. Allah swt was preparing him for something better.’”
Top US general presented Trump with plans to strike Iran if nuclear talks fail
“I have provided the secretary of defense and the president a wide range of options.”
Trump tells Netanyahu to finish Gaza war: ‘It’s exhausting itself’
“Ending the war will also help in negotiations with Iran and also the Saudis,” Trump said.
Al-Qaeda Leader Makes Chilling Demand of Muslims in America
London-based Hamas operative linked with org. behind Greta Thunberg’s Madleen vessel – Telegraph
blaming the daughter because her father rapes her?
What kind of father ……… man ……… even considers raping his own daughter?
Rape is considered a serious sexual crime in Islam (at least in theory) and can be defined in Islamic law as: “Forcible illegal sexual intercourse by a man with a woman who is not legally married to him, without her free will and consent.”
Rape is considered a crime in Islam. In Islam, it is called Zina Al-Zibr or Ightisab, and it falls under the rules of Hirbah. Classical Islamic law (Shari’a) regarded the crime of sexual violation as a coercive Zina, and therefore Islamic law, like the legal systems of classical antiquity and the ancient Near East, does not contain a true equivalent of the modern concept of rape, which a woman’s sexuality was construed as something in control of her legal guardian or owner rather than in her individual control. Therefore, the category of coercive sexual violation was not clearly differentiated from other categories, such as consensual violation of sexual norms (seduction).
Most jurists hold that rape is committing zinā by force, hence rape is known as zinā bī al-ikrāh. Al-Shāfi’ī defined rape as: “Forcing a woman to commit zinā against her will.” To the Ḥanafis, illegal intercourse is considered rape when there is no consent and no deliberate action from the victim. In Mālik’s view, rape refers to any kind of unlawful sexual intercourse (Zina) by usurpation and without consent. This includes instances when the condition of the victims prevents them from expressing their resistance, such as insanity, sleep or being under age. The Hanbalites, the Mālikites, consider the use of any kind of force as a denial of consent from the victim. The threat of starvation or suffering the cold of winter are also regarded as against one’s will.
Jurists agree that a woman who has been subject to force and raped is not liable to any punishment.
Sadiq Khan receives knighthood from King Charles despite opposition
IS/DI: A country who once fielded some of the best, most heroic fighters — known as Knights — now passes the torch to one of its worst enemies ……… EVER. This is not like some of the stories we hear ……… those that told of chivalry, not just from Knights, but from Muslims as well. No, from what Khan has said, comments he’s made, I’m sure this is a moment he relishes — the irony of it all.
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