01/05/2007

In documents seen by The Daily Telegraph, al-Muhajiroun claimed:

"Terrorism is a part of Islam" and "Allah made it obligatory to prepare and to terrify the enemy of Allah".

The article advised:

"The kuffar of USA and UK are without doubt our enemy.

There is no such thing as an innocent kafir, innocence is only applicable for the Muslims.

Not only is it obligatory to fight them,     it is haram [forbidden] to feel sorry for them."

Inside the sect that loves terror
August 07, 2005

......In public interviews         



Later when he addressed his own followers he explained that he had in fact been referring only to Muslims as only they were innocent:

“Yes I condemn killing any innocent people, but not any kuffar.”

By Robert Spencer on Apr 19, 2019

“The call to prayer for us is a renewal of the intention to conquer Rome, New York, Beijing, Tokyo, Moscow, Berlin, Paris and to complete the unfinished conquest of Vienna.”

Will anyone in Europe reappraise the influx of Turkish Muslim migrants in light of the possibility that some of them may be coming with this goal in mind?

Of course not.


"Members of the Turkey Youth Foundation (TUGVA), whose founding members include Bilal Erdogan, the son of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said on Friday the call to prayer marks a renewed intention to complete the Ottoman Empire’s unfinished conquest of Vienna, reported Turkish daily Cumhuriyet on Friday."


.....TUGVA....[condemned] women who hit the streets for the March 8 International Women’s Day march in Istanbul.

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had earlier accused women who participated in the women’s march of being disrespectful to Islam.

The Turkish president called the women “enemies of the Islamic call to prayer and the Turkish flag” after pro-government daily Yeni ?afak published a video it says showed the marchers booing as the call the prayer sounded.

by Maria Polizoidou
April 20, 2019

    "[T]he neighborhood has... platoons, companies, battalions, Kalashnikovs.
I don't know any more if we, as a police force, have the political mandate to clear the area.
This region is a matter for the army now."
- Stavros Balaskas, vice president of the Greek Federation of Police Officers, April 6, 2019.


    "...[T]here are now too many illegal immigrants in Exarchia who are drug traffickers [and] gun traffickers... they have essentially taken over the whole place."
- Michalis Chrysochoidis, a former Greek Minister of Citizen Protection, who was responsible for the 2002 dismantling of the "November 17" domestic terrorist organization, April 8, 2019


    In Exarchia, these groups -- which conduct criminal activities and terrorize local residents -- have, in effect, created a "no-go zone," where even police are afraid to enter.



An assault on members of the Hellenic Coast Guard during a drug raid in Athens on April 4 highlights a growing problem in Greece.

Some opponents of the far-left Syriza-led government attribute the increasing drug traffic in the country to a dangerous alliance between political anarchists and illegal immigrants.

The anarchists might be considered the Greek equivalent of the "far left".


.....The April 4 incident was sparked when Greek authorities arrested a Syrian national on a ferry at the Piraeus Port; he was carrying 200 grams of marijuana, which he said he had purchased from an Egyptian drug dealer in the Exarchia neighborhood of Athens.

Eight members of the Coast Guard and a prosecutor immediately went to Exarchia to raid the supplier's apartment, located in one of 50 buildings in the neighborhood that are occupied by illegal-immigrant squatters.

When the officers and prosecutor arrived at the building, they arrested two female suspects, a Greek-Australian and a Syrian national, and confiscated 1.5 kilograms of cannabis and a Glock pistol.

On their way out of the building, the officers were ambushed by a masked mob, wearing helmets and bulletproof vests, and armed with knives, clubs and assault rifles.

Two Coast Guard officers were stabbed in the attack, and their weapons taken.