Arkiv for 23. januar 2011

Video: Kristne forfølges overalt i verden

CBN har uploadet denne video den 10. januar 2011. Man kan læse den tilhørende artikel her:

Why the West Won’t Hear about Christian Persecution

The persecution of millions of Christians around the world is one topic the American public doesn’t hear much about…

The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN.

Sappho om incest

Seksuelt misbrug i muslimske familier

22. January 2011 – Kirsten Damgaard

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Sexolog Kirsten Damgaard har længe beskæftiget sig med overgreb i muslimske familier. Læs hendes grundige og veldokumenterede beretning om familievoldtægter, seksualisering og overgreb selv på små børn, og endelig om Ayatollah Khomeinis blåstempling af sex med niårige.

Indledning

Det er grundlæggende nødvendigt for et barns sunde udvikling, at det kan føle sig tryg i sin egen familie. Denne artikel beskæftiger sig med en af de værste forbrydelser mennesker kan begå mod hinanden, nemlig seksuel krænkelse i familien.

Mere HER i Sappho.

Om filmen Iranium

Library and Archives Canada” er en institution i omegnen Rigsarkivet, Det Kongelige Bibliotek eller Den Sorte Diamant. Her skulle filmen Iranium have været vist. Men så protesterede iranerne via deres ambassade i Canada og fik forestillingen aflyst. Så protesterede canadierne – har vi ytringsfrihed eller hvad? Nu vil filmen så blive vist alligevel. Først den ene vej og så den anden vej. Her er et lille udvalg af pressedækningen:

Show diplomats the door

Logo The Toronto SunHere’s a thought on handling attempts at censorship from foreign governments: Kick them out

By Ezra Levant – January 23, 2011

The Iranian Embassy sent a formal request to Canada’s national Library and Archives last week demanding they cancel the screening of a movie that criticizes Iran’s nuclear program.

And the Library agreed.

It’s a Canadian government institution, owned by the federal government and funded by taxpayers.

And they actually took instructions from a foreign tyrant.

Canada imposes trade sanctions against Iran. We are among the most vocal critics of that country’s dictatorship. A Canadian delegation, led by Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon, even walked out of the United Nations last year rather than listen to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speak.

It’s not only a principled stand. It’s personal, too. Remember that Iranian police raped and murdered a Canadian citizen, Zahra Kazemi, as political punishment.

Mere HER i Toronto Sun.

Iranium fallout

Cancelled screening thrusts film’s ‘important lessons’ into spotlight

By Anthony Furey - January 23, 2011

Hey Iran, you’re not going to be happy with me. I’ve just watched the film Iranium, the one your embassy requested Library and Archives Canada not screen last week.

The story of the screening’s withdrawal has been widely discussed after Ottawa organizer Fred Litwin was told it was cancelled due to protest threats and complaints from the Iranian embassy.

“This is a real innocuous movie,” Litwin states.

And he’s right.

It begins with a history of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, that saw Iran become a theocratic dictatorship encouraging schoolchildren to chant “Death to Israel” and “Death to America” while also seeing its leader insist that Islam “will conquer all the mountains of the world.”

Mere HER i Ottawa Sun.

Andre kilder: Free Thinking Film FestvalIranium The Movie, Wikipedia,

Diana West om kongressen og radikal islam

Den amerikanske kongres skal have en høring om radikal islam. Men de vil ikke have vidner, der ved noget om radikal islam. Det er jo nemlig ikke politisk korrekt. Ikke sært, at forstandige folk tager sig til hovedet:

What’s the point of a hearing on ‘Radical Islam’ without critics?

By: Diana West – January 22, 2011

Politico featured a story this week headlined “Muslim groups nervous about King hearings.” It discussed Muslim apprehension regarding upcoming congressional hearings led by Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., “on the threat posed by radical Islam in America.”

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That phrase — “radical Islam” — is truly a marvel, a bulletproof shield for Islam itself, which, sorry, guys and gals, is the source of all things we deem “radical” in Islam.

“Islam is Islam and that’s it,” as Turkey’s Erdogan so memorably put it. But since we don’t want Islam to be “it,” we make policy and even war based on some mythic radicalism of “twisted” or “hijacked” or “perverted” Islam.

Mere HER i The Washington Examiner. Kan også  læses her på Diana Wests blog eller her i Townhall. Artiklen i Politico  kan ses her.


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