Islamist commemorative flag burning on 11 Sept 2010. Sensitive-like.






Democracy go to hell!!

Oh, we all love a broad-minded Mohammedan. Fun day out, little bit of Koran burning, can't the muslim laddies handle a bit of frank appraisal??

I bet you also liked the guy smoking the Koran and the Bible in Brisbane as a bit of protest for free speech. You Muslims are famous for always standing up for dissenting voices in your midst.

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There will be hell to pay??? Will be??? You have been paying already for centuries.


Or are you thinking of this kind of thing:
FIVE Muslim men planned an armed terrorist attack on a Sydney army base to further the cause of Islam by killing as many people as possible, a Supreme Court jury heard today.

abu_rashid wrote on Sep 13^th, 2010 at 11:15pm:



You are talking through your turban again. Look at whitey's peaceful demonstration. If you feel menaced by this you should hand back your jihadi membership card.

abu_rashid wrote on Sep 14^th, 2010 at 8:15pm:




Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know, you are all Allan's soldiers, you are all jihadis; civilian, soldier, all the same, the army shoots at civilians in Muslim countries because they know you are all crazy fvckers out for the greater glory of Allan and the 72 virgins.

Here, we are are a bit on the civilised side (I know, unfamiliar word) so our soldiers do not expect hairy ethnic civilians to start shooting at the gate. You are all cowardly jihadi terrorists because you do not identify yourselves openly but you lurk and hide and dissemble and disguise and lie. And draw social security benefits, of course, that goes without saying. Jizyah, innit.

Declare war on the Hodsworthy Army Base, dress up in your uniforms and then you will not be terrorists but soldiers. But that would be honest (another unfamiliar word for you) so it is cannot to be expected from the sons of Allah. It's against your very religion, honesty.

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You mean like all the CIA and Blackwater and all those other terrorists?

Btw, when you start quoting your own posts, it's a bit of an indication that you know your posts are weak and meaningless.

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Those scum are a dirty treacherous filth to our nation. They have no place in Australia, or our taxpayer's jails.
Muslims in general are a dirty treacherous filth to our nation.
When they swear allegiance to Australia, it is a lie.
They are allied to Islam and Islam only. I wish we'd have the common sense to see that.

Do you see my mocking of Islam Abu? Hahaha  

Radicalisation on British University Campuses: a case study

18 October 2010



Quilliam’s latest briefing paper, Radicalisation on British University Campuses: a case study, was published this morning and is now available for download here. The report uses the events at City University in London during the last academic year (Sept 09 – June 10) to show how a mainstream academic institution in the UK can become an incubator for extremist, intolerant and potentially violent forms of the political ideology of Islamism.


University campuses have been recognised by policy-makers as key places where Islamist ideologies can spread, but the processes of radicalisation involved have often remained unclear. This paper seeks to address this knowledge gap by identifying the factors on a university campus that may contribute to radicalising an individual towards Islamist-inspired terrorism. Whilst the paper does not suggest that everyone exposed to these factors will become a terrorist, it shows how and why exposure to them can increase the risk of radicalisation towards terrorism as well as illustrating the considerable disruption that such radicalisation can have on campus life.


The paper concludes with specific recommendations for universities, students’ unions and government to prevent similar situations from arising on other university campuses.


‘Radicalisation on British University Campuses’ is the latest of Quilliam’s publications to deal with areas where the risk of radicalisation is either high or is poorly understood. Previous reports released in the last year include studies of radicalisation in prisons and on Arabic-language jihadist websites.



http://www.quilliamfoundation.org/index.php/component/content/article/713


They are talking about you, Brian Smith (aka Au Rashid)


Part 1 – The radicalising effects of members of the Islamic Society
During the last academic year, individuals within the ISoc had a negative and potentially damaging
impact both on other ISoc members, as well as those affiliated to the society (be they friends outside
of the university, or those viewing the content of their website). The ISoc exposed these people to
each of the four factors required to lead individuals along the path towards adopting violent Islamist
viewpoints: propagating an extreme, pro-terrorist ideology through inspirational individuals who
could articulate that ideology, whilst at the same time harbouring a sense of perceived or real
grievance against members of the university body, and channelling individual students’ crises of
identity towards a united ‘aggrieved’ Muslim identity. Both of these, in turn, reinforced their
extreme ideology.