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Last week it made moderate headlines that Edward “Buzz” Aldrin of Second-Man-on-the-Moon fame had done what — I believe — passes for “Rap” among the young together with that unspeakable bit of human flotsam that goes by the moniker of “Snoop Dogg”. I’m largely a stranger to this genre.

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An Arab tells what is wrong about the Arabs! An Arab tells what is wrong about the Arabs! Memri TV is down, so I’ve uploaded it. Algerian author Anwar Malek on Al-Jazeera TV, Quatar, on March 3, 2009.

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German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung is well known for biased anti-Israel reports and comments. It has become famous for being the most anti-Semitic paper in Germany, apart from the brown, red or Islamic swamp. In the newsletter of the German Jewish association “I like Israel” SZ has it’s own category named: “What you won’t read in Süddeutsche Zeitung…”. Of all papers this voice of the left petty bourgeois uptight hatred against Jews dares to slander the second strongest political party in the Netherlands of the declared friend of Israel Geert Wilders (picture), the PVV, for being anti-Semitic.

Update: Süddeutsche Zeitung deletes anti-Semitism reproach against Wilders. [mehr]

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The iconic photo by photographer Jürgen Henschel. Student Friederike Dollinger, a stranger to Ohnesorg, is holding him crying: “What did you do, you’ve killed him, he is dead and now look at that!”

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On Friday, Navid Kermani, a Muslim writer and orientalist, was expelled from the winners’ list of the annual Hessian culture award because it had transpired that he had, as a good Muslim ought to, assigned from a great height a place in the back row to the Christian faith when he had written (among other things) about the painting “Crucifixion” by the Italian baroque painter Guido Reni that the crucifix is a blasphemous, pornographic and idolatrous image. In the Swiss newspaper NZZ, that was, in one of those shallow, vain, blabbering “reflections”, which go down only too well with only too many.

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Since the Gleiwitz incident, Germans know the importance of the media. Politically Incorrect really seems to be on to something, so here it goes.

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Not quite two years ago we reported the case of Ermyas Mulugeta, a “Germano-Ethiopian” (as the politically correct definition goes) who had come to grief in Potsdam, the capital of the state of Brandenburg, on Easter night. The two suspected “right wing extremists”, who had been arrested as perpetrators on the strength of their appearance and because they had been there, were helicoptered manacled and blindfolded about 600km to the federal prosecutor at Karlsruhe, all self-righteous whining about “Guantanamo” momentarily forgotten.

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Like the Al Guardian (and probably countless left-leaning media more) the Huffington Post lets another definitely unbiased witness comment on the sensational, groundbreaking, eye-opening, touching, wrong-righting, moving Gallup poll. Kamran Pasha, a “Hollywood filmmaker and the author of Mother of the Believers, a novel on the birth of Islam as told by Prophet Muhammad’s wife Aisha” (we must get that book to see what a nine-year old girl has to say about marital bliss with a quinquegenarian) informs us.

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A survey about the attitudes of Muslims in the West reveals a loyal community, keen on integration – far from the usual stereotypes, and specifically in Britain. You don’t believe me? Fine, but it’s not me who said so, but somebody else with impeccable credentials, namely Shelina Zahra Janmohamed (picture left).

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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is more than a dangerous political leader against Israel simply out of a strange mood. He is a religious fanatic, who believes he is the one who paves the way for the twelfth Imam and thinks he can hasten his arrival by killing the Jews. At almost every speech he expresses this hope. Christians shall convert to Islam, the “true religion”, at the end of days, but before, they shall be “purified” in chaos. [mehr]

…or: A Changing Tone on Violent Capabilities. A month ago, Janet Napolitano (picture), President Obama’s new Homeland Security Secretary, told the German newsmagazine DER SPIEGEL about “the continued threat of terrorism and the changing tone in Washington”. A “changing tone”, one hopes, would suggest disawowing the shameless appeasement of the Muslim countries we saw under the Bush administration. But no such luck. The “changing tone” means (I am not kidding!) that the use of the word “terrorism” ought to be avoided when discussing Muslim, well, terrorists.

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The Pro-Köln movement arose in Cologne in recent years as a concerned citizens’ response to the Islamization of Cologne and the rest of Germany. The movement is particularly opposed to the construction of a mega-mosque in their city. From its inception, Pro-Köln has been stigmatized as being “racist”, “xenophobic”, “Islamophobic”, “fascist”, and “neo-Nazi”. With the tacit approval of local authorities, supporters of Pro-Köln are routinely harassed, threatened, and beaten by gangs of leftists.

Special thanks to Baron Bodissey, Gates of Vienna, Gaia for coordination, Piggy Infidel for the English translation and Vlad Tepes for the subtitles to the German Video by Pro Köln, as published by us here. [mehr]

A friend sent me the above cartoon, showing chancellor Angela Merkel reproaching Pope Benedict (”That’s a no no, Ratzinger! As far as Holocaust denial is concerned you’ll have to set things straight at your end at last, got me?!!”) while protesters outside her window are shouting: “Kill the Jews”, “Jews to the Gas” and ” Allah bless Hitler”. The caption says: “Sweeping at a remote door in the limelight”, referring to the German proverb saying that one ought to “sweep at one’s own front door first”.

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