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'Knights of pride' on trial in Paris over terror plots
French members of the French National Police Intervention Group (GIPN) arrest Forsane Alizza Islamic radical group's leader Mohamed Achamlane
'Knights of pride' on trial in Paris over terror plots
Published: 09 Jun 2015 08:20 GMT+02:00
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An Islamist group calling themselves the "knights of pride" went on trial in France this week accused of plotting to attack "targets", including Jewish shops in the Paris region.
Members of a French group that said it was formed to combat Islamophobia went on trial in Paris on Monday accused of plotting terrorist attacks.
Led by 37-year-old "emir" Mohamed Achamlane, the 15 members of Forsane Alizza, who called themselves the "knights of pride", have denied involvement in a terrorist organisation.
Achamlane told the court he had no "terrorist inspiration" and only wanted to defend Muslims against mounting Islamophobia in France.
The group was formed in 2010, gaining attention for organising protests against the government's decision to ban veils in public.
It was disbanded two years later by the government, which described it as a "private militia".
After it was disbanded, the group put a message on its website demanding that French forces leave all Muslim-majority countries.
"If our demands are ignored, we will consider the government to be at war against Muslims," the message said.
Achamlane told the court on Monday that he was only calling for the "legitimate defence" of his community, adding "I am not racist, I am not an anti-Semite."
But prosecutors have put forward evidence including a list of "targets" that highlighted Jewish shops in the Paris region.
Achamlane also tried to explain why he had released videos of himself giving inflammatory speeches with Kalashnikov rifles in the background, and using phrases such as "By all-powerful Allah, we will put scars on France."
"We wanted to make a provocative video with a wall of Kalashnikovs and my bearded head to redress the balance," he said, specifying that he felt Muslims were "excluded" from French society.
"There is no radical or moderate Islam," he added. "There is only authentic Islam.
A police raid in 2012 led investigators to fear the group was armed, although it remains unclear if the weapons found were real or usable.
Each member of the group faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. The trial is due to run until June 22 or 23.
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Asylum seekers are flocking to Sweden in large numbers, which has an extremely lenient immigration policy.
This influx gives increasingly unmanageable problems, getting asylum seekers placed and to handle relations with the local population.
Particularly small communities are being hit hard. Here the situation is now so serious that Swedish Television (SVT), which is known for its political correctness, made a reportage about the problems.
It is about the small town of Gusum, where there are already many asylum seekers, and it stands to receive even more.
According to the reportage, in many Swedish communities there are as many immigrants as Swedes. In several communities, immigrants are a majority, and some places they are up to twice as many as Swedes.
It gives immense practical problems. And above all, it undermines the identity, the culture and the way of life that has characterized these communities.
The elite has created a trend in which more and more Swedes feel like strangers in their own country.
The small communities must take a particularly large proportion of asylum seekers because it is somewhat easier to find homes for them there.
Often local property owners and the Swedish Migration Board makes agreements without informing the local council and the local population.
Citizens are first informed when the Swedish Migration Board already has purchased buildings to house asylum seekers, and then there is not much to discuss.
In many cases, the necessary local framework to receive so many asylum seekers are not in place, schools, child care, health care, elderly care, and more.
Some of the asylum seekers brings violence and crime to the communities that has so far been extremely peaceful.
They also quickly shape the townscape, as they lack something to do and therefore often gather in groups - causing some residents to feel overwhelmed and insecure.
At the same time the Swedes are experiencing that their needs in a number of cases are being pushed aside to accommodate asylum seekers. It may be housing, social services, medical services or otherwise.
On top of this, they must listen to teachings that if the applicants do not always behave as they should, it is because they lack work and are depressed about their situation.
But it is not only in small communities Swedes are becoming a minority, as the same happened in Sweden's third largest city Malmø too.
Eventually Swedes will have three alternatives. Fight, flee or accept Dhimmitude.
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Muslim grandfather, 81, died after being savagely attacked in the street just yards from his home as he walked to morning prayers at his local mosque
Mushin Ahmed was beaten up at 5.25am and died in hospital 11 days later
Victim was targeted outside his Rotherham home as he walked to mosque
Grandfather of 12 described as a 'gentle' man by his heartbroken family
Two men were charged with attack and two others are on police bail
By LIZ HULL FOR DAILY MAIL
PUBLISHED: 14:15, 21 August 2015 | UPDATED: 00:00, 22 August 2015
A Muslim grandfather who was savagely beaten on his way to pray at a mosque has died 11 days after the attack.
Mushin Ahmed, 81, who was dressed in traditional robes, was set upon in a 'sickening' assault just yards from his home in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
Police refused to speculate on why Mr Ahmed was targeted, but have not ruled out the possibility he was the victim of a racially-motivated attack.
The grandfather, described by his family as 'gentle and non-confrontational,' was on his way to say his morning prayers on August 10. He was found slumped on the ground with serious head injuries shortly before 6am.
Mr Ahmed was taken to hospital in a critical condition but died early yesterday. A post-mortem examination is being carried out to establish the exact cause of his death
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Islamophobic crime in London 'up by 70%'
By Zack Adesina and Oana Marocico
BBC Inside Out, London
7 September 2015
An organisation which monitors Islamophobic attacks claimed women are the primary targets
Hate crimes against Muslims in London have risen by 70% in the past year, according to Met Police statistics.
Figures for the 12 months up to July showed 816 Islamophobic crimes, compared with 478 for the previous 12-month period.
Tell MAMA, an organisation that monitors Islamophobic attacks, claimed women were the primary targets.
The group told Inside Out London women wearing a face veil were victims of more "aggressive incidents".
The Met define Islamophobic crime as any offence intended to affect those known or perceived to be Muslim. Reported incidents ranged from cyber-bullying and assaults to extreme violence.
One of the highest increases was in Merton, south west London, which saw a rise from eight incidents in the year to July 2014 up to 29 in the subsequent 12-month period - an increase of 263%.
The borough with the highest number of incidents in the year 2014-15 was Westminster, which had 54 Islamophobic crimes, according to Scotland Yard's figures.
'Targeted abuse'
Tell MAMA said about 60% of Islamophobia victims were women.
Fiyaz Mughal, director of the organisation, said: "We realised that at a street level Muslim women who were visible, and wore the Hijab or the headscarf, were suffering more targeted abuse.
"We also realised quite early on that women who wear Niqab, the face veil, suffered more aggressive incidents - there was something about the face veil that in a way brought out the worst in the perpetrator."
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With fears growing that Islamophobic hate crimes are on the rise, the BBC's religious affairs correspondent Caroline Wyatt exposes the reality of daily life for some women living behind the veil
The charity said female victims often avoided contacting the police because they feared it could make matters worse.
The Met does not have a breakdown of the gender of victims of Islamophobic crime but said they believed the overall increase in attacks were due to "improved methods of recording crime".
Cdr Mak Chishty, the force's lead for hate crime, said: "There are a number of reasons why Muslim women are targeted more than men.
'No choice'
"Their physical attire obviously says they are Muslim, they are normally by themselves and with children and the cowardice shown by perpetrators is that it is easier to attack a women with children than it is a man."
Muslim convert and mother-of-two Joni Clark moved her family from Penge in south east London, to Whitechapel in east London, after suffering several Islamophobic incidents.
"I receive abuse every single day," she said.
"The attacks affect my children deeply and I fear for their safety so I feel I have no choice but to move."
The Met define Islamophobic crime as any offence intended to affect those known or perceived to be Muslim. Reported incidents ranged from cyber-bullying and assaults to extreme violence.
Islamophobia is a form of racism because people from Muslim ethnic groups who might be atheists or agnostics can be attacked due to having a Muslim name or being seen as Muslim e.g. Afghan, Arab atheists.
Even people with no link with Islam such as Sikhs and Hindus have been targeted, or killed as they were "perceived to be" Muslim.
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‘Terrorist, go back to your country,’ attacker yelled in assault of Sikh man
By Sarah Kaplan September 10
Sikh son describes attack on father
A driver shouting, "Go back to your country," attacked Sikh American Inderjit Singh Mukker, who wears a beard and a turban. The 53-year-old had to be hospitalized for his injuries.
“Terrorist!” “Bin Laden!” “Go back to your country!” came the shouts from the other car.
Inderjit Singh Mukker, a father of two on his way to the grocery store in his Chicago suburb, pulled over when the vehicle behind kept tailgating him, according to the Sikh Coalition. The 53-year-old Sikh man, who wears a beard and turban, expected that the person in the other car would just drive past.
Instead, the Coalition says, the other driver got out and stormed toward him, reaching into Mukker’s car and repeatedly punching him in the face. Mukker lost consciousness and had to be taken to the hospital, where he received treatment for a fractured cheekbone, bruising and blood loss and six stitches for the lacerations on his face.
Police in Darien, Ill., 30 miles southwest of downtown Chicago, said that the incident Tuesday night is being investigated as a hate crime, according to NBC. The alleged assailant is in police custody.
Mukker, who was released from the hospital Wednesday, gave a statement to the Sikh Coalition, the nonprofit advocacy group providing his legal representation.
“No American should be afraid to practice their faith in our country,” he said. “I’m thankful for the swift response of authorities to apprehend the individual, but without this being fully investigated as a hate crime, we risk ignoring the horrific pattern of intolerance, abuse and violence that Sikhs and other minority communities in this country continue to face.”
According to Simran Jeet Singh, a senior religion fellow at the Coalition working on Mukker’s case, Sikh Americans have been increasingly victimized in hate crimes in the years since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States.
“For Sikh Americans, the unique markers of religious identity — the turban, the beard — these markers are associated with the markers of terrorism,” he said.
In other words, “People see a Sikh and construe them as the enemy.”
On Sept. 15, 2001, four days after 9/11, Balbir Singh Sodhi was shot and killed outside his gas station in Arizona. The gunman mistook the 49-year-old Sikh, an immigrant from India, for an Arab, and said he killed him in retaliation for the attacks. The attacker was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death.
In the following month, the Sikh Coalition recorded at least 300 cases of violence and discrimination against Sikhs in the U.S. The next 14 years have seen hundreds more. In 2009, the Coalition found that 9 percent of Sikh adults in New York have been physically assaulted for their religion — usually by people, who in addition to their violent vigilantism, apparently remain unaware of the distinction between Sikhism and Islam. “Osama bin Laden” and “terrorist” are common slurs.
This summer, the Sikh temple in Wisconsin where six people were fatally shot by a white supremacist in 2012 decided to lock its doors. The community was shaken by the deadly shooting at a historic black church in Charleston in June, and felt it was no longer safe to stay open to anyone. Now, those who arrive for daily services have to ring a buzzer to be allowed inside.
“It used to be in the Sikh religion, all doors stayed open,” Balhair S. Dulai, vice president of the temple, told the Washington Post. “But what happened here, and what happened in South Carolina — these things could happen anywhere. No one is immune.”
ImAjEw style racists and fanatics beating up people "percieved to be Muslim", this is just one evidence why Islamophobia is simply a form of racism as even atheist/agnostic people from mainly Muslim ethnic groups or non-Muslims who are brown skinned such as Hindus and Sikhs can be attacked/killed.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Comment
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britain first about the difference of sikhs and msulims, so they know the difference!
and then read the comments of the supporters!
“ASIAN” GROOMING GANGS: DON’T LUMP SIKHS & HINDUS IN WITH MUSLIMS!
The media and politicians persist in describing Muslim grooming gangs as “Asian”, effectively lumping them in with pro-British Sikhs and Hindus and Pakistani Christians.
Far from being a nuisance in Britain, the Sikh and Hindu communities excel themselves in loyalty to Britain and serve in the Armed Forces in large numbers.
There are no problems being caused by the presence of the Sikh and Hindu communities in Britain and there are especially no Sikh or Hindu paedophile gangs roaming English communities across the country trying to seduce our young girls into a nightmare world of sexual exploitation.
The Sikh and Hindu communities have a long history of loyal service to Britain and the Commonwealth.
It is about time that the media and politicians stopped bending over backwards to appease Islam by describing specifically Muslim paedo gangs as “Asian”.
This only misleads the public and puts Sikhs and Hindus at risk, purely to avoid upsetting Islam.
Britain First will never describe any Muslim specific problems as “Asian” problems – we will focus on the true culprits, the huge number of Muslim men who feel it’s okay to target non-Muslim females for grooming because they are “kuffar”.
On the recent Britain First march in Dudley, we were joined by Sikh Indians and Pakistani Christians, all of whom were welcome to participate as proud British activists.
If you are reading this article, please take with a pinch of salt next time you hear of an “Asian” sex gang scandal because the true culprit is Islam and its bigotry towards non-Muslims.
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why was only a part of this article post?Muslim grandfather, 81, died after being savagely attacked in the street just yards from his home as he walked to morning prayers at his local mosque
- Mushin Ahmed was beaten up at 5.25am and died in hospital 11 days later
- Victim was targeted outside his Rotherham home as he walked to mosque
- Grandfather of 12 described as a 'gentle' man by his heartbroken family
- Two men were charged with attack and two others are on police bail
By LIZ HULL FOR DAILY MAIL
PUBLISHED: 13:15 GMT, 21 August 2015 | UPDATED: 23:00 GMT, 21 August 2015
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Tragedy: Mushin Ahmed was beaten up at 5.25am on Monday August 10 as he walked to his local mosque but died in hospital today.
A Muslim grandfather who was savagely beaten on his way to pray at a mosque has died 11 days after the attack.
Mushin Ahmed, 81, who was dressed in traditional robes, was set upon in a 'sickening' assault just yards from his home in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
Police refused to speculate on why Mr Ahmed was targeted, but have not ruled out the possibility he was the victim of a racially-motivated attack.
The grandfather, described by his family as 'gentle and non-confrontational,' was on his way to say his morning prayers on August 10. He was found slumped on the ground with serious head injuries shortly before 6am.
Mr Ahmed was taken to hospital in a critical condition but died early yesterday. A post-mortem examination is being carried out to establish the exact cause of his death.
Racial tensions have been heightened in Rotherham following revelations that the police and local council failed to properly investigate the abuse of young white girls, predominantly at the hands of gangs of Asian men, because they were too scared of confronting the race issue.
A top level inquiry is investigating sexual assaults on as many as 1,400 girls, between 1997 and 2013, and has already identified as many as 300 suspects.
Far-right groups have held marches in the town to try to exploit the tensions between white and ethnic minority communities in recent months.
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Friend Mohammed Rashid said it was 'possible' Mr Ahmed had been targeted for his race.
'He always wears the traditional robe and headgear and it's possible, with some things that have been blamed on Muslims, that this is the reason he has been attacked,' Mr Rashid said.
Crime scene: Two men have been charged with the attack 11 days ago while two others remain on police bail
Mr Ahmed, who moved to Rotherham in the 1950s, is thought to be married to Margaret, 71. The couple have four children and 12 grandchildren.
Before Mr Ahmed's death, his son Yoseff Ahmed, 40, condemned his attackers as 'disgusting'.
'This should be seen for what it is, a terrible crime which we hope will not take away his life or his quality of life,' he said.
'We hoped that after all these years [my father] would be safe taking his morning walk to prayers, but unfortunately these days society can't guarantee that to any of us.
'Should this turn out to be racially motivated we wouldn't dream of labelling everyone, we need to remember they are criminals of the lowest order.'
He added: 'My father is the beloved grandfather to my seven children. His nature is gentle and non-confrontational, so it's shocking and sickening that they couldn't get whatever they were after by merely asking.' Detective Chief Inspector Chris Singleton said Mr Ahmed was a 'much loved and respected member of his community'.
Two men Damien Hunt, 29, and Kieran Rice, 21, both from Rotherham, have been charged with assaulting Mr Ahmed. They were remanded in custody and are due to appear before Sheffield Crown Court on August 28.
Another two local men, aged 29 and 24, who were arrested earlier this week, have been bailed pending further enquiries.
Anyone with information or who may have witnessed the incident is asked to call police on 101, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111, quoting incident number 147 of August 10 2015.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3lPyHqYRR
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Mushin Ahmed death: Family tell of Rotherham community support
- 9 October 2015
- From the sectionSheffield & South Yorkshire
Image copyrightSouth Yorkshire PoliceImage captionMr Ahmed's relatives said the community had supported the familyRelatives of a man who died in an attack say the community has "come together" to support the family.
Mushin Ahmed, 81, was attacked off Fitzwilliam Road, Rotherham, on 10 August.
Two men from the town have been charged with murder and remanded in custody.
In a statement after Mr Ahmed's funeral on Friday his family said he was a gentle man who would have wanted "something positive to come out of our grief".
The family said: "We'd like to thank everyone within our local community and beyond, who have offered us overwhelming support throughout the most difficult time in our lives.
"The community has come together united in sorrow at the loss of our husband, father and friend.
"Mushin was a loving, friendly man and he would want us to try and bring something positive out of our grief, in the hope that no other families should ever have to go through this pain."
Damien Hunt, 29, of Doncaster Road, Rotherham; and Dale Jones, 29, of East Bawtry Road, Rotherham; have been remanded in custody to appear at Sheffield Crown Court on 20 November.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-s...shire-34486622
nothing about islamophobia!
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That might be true :DOriginally posted by ImAjEw View Post----------
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Originally posted by ImAjEw View Postwhy was only a part of this article post?Muslim grandfather, 81, died after being savagely attacked in the street just yards from his home as he walked to morning prayers at his local mosque
- Mushin Ahmed was beaten up at 5.25am and died in hospital 11 days later
- Victim was targeted outside his Rotherham home as he walked to mosque
- Grandfather of 12 described as a 'gentle' man by his heartbroken family
- Two men were charged with attack and two others are on police bail
By LIZ HULL FOR DAILY MAIL
PUBLISHED: 13:15 GMT, 21 August 2015 | UPDATED: 23:00 GMT, 21 August 2015
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Tragedy: Mushin Ahmed was beaten up at 5.25am on Monday August 10 as he walked to his local mosque but died in hospital today.
A Muslim grandfather who was savagely beaten on his way to pray at a mosque has died 11 days after the attack.
Mushin Ahmed, 81, who was dressed in traditional robes, was set upon in a 'sickening' assault just yards from his home in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
Police refused to speculate on why Mr Ahmed was targeted, but have not ruled out the possibility he was the victim of a racially-motivated attack.
The grandfather, described by his family as 'gentle and non-confrontational,' was on his way to say his morning prayers on August 10. He was found slumped on the ground with serious head injuries shortly before 6am.
Mr Ahmed was taken to hospital in a critical condition but died early yesterday. A post-mortem examination is being carried out to establish the exact cause of his death.
Racial tensions have been heightened in Rotherham following revelations that the police and local council failed to properly investigate the abuse of young white girls, predominantly at the hands of gangs of Asian men, because they were too scared of confronting the race issue.
A top level inquiry is investigating sexual assaults on as many as 1,400 girls, between 1997 and 2013, and has already identified as many as 300 suspects.
Far-right groups have held marches in the town to try to exploit the tensions between white and ethnic minority communities in recent months.
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Friend Mohammed Rashid said it was 'possible' Mr Ahmed had been targeted for his race.
'He always wears the traditional robe and headgear and it's possible, with some things that have been blamed on Muslims, that this is the reason he has been attacked,' Mr Rashid said.
Crime scene: Two men have been charged with the attack 11 days ago while two others remain on police bail
Mr Ahmed, who moved to Rotherham in the 1950s, is thought to be married to Margaret, 71. The couple have four children and 12 grandchildren.
Before Mr Ahmed's death, his son Yoseff Ahmed, 40, condemned his attackers as 'disgusting'.
'This should be seen for what it is, a terrible crime which we hope will not take away his life or his quality of life,' he said.
'We hoped that after all these years [my father] would be safe taking his morning walk to prayers, but unfortunately these days society can't guarantee that to any of us.
'Should this turn out to be racially motivated we wouldn't dream of labelling everyone, we need to remember they are criminals of the lowest order.'
He added: 'My father is the beloved grandfather to my seven children. His nature is gentle and non-confrontational, so it's shocking and sickening that they couldn't get whatever they were after by merely asking.' Detective Chief Inspector Chris Singleton said Mr Ahmed was a 'much loved and respected member of his community'.
Two men Damien Hunt, 29, and Kieran Rice, 21, both from Rotherham, have been charged with assaulting Mr Ahmed. They were remanded in custody and are due to appear before Sheffield Crown Court on August 28.
Another two local men, aged 29 and 24, who were arrested earlier this week, have been bailed pending further enquiries.
Anyone with information or who may have witnessed the incident is asked to call police on 101, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111, quoting incident number 147 of August 10 2015.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3lPyHqYRR
the last article about it
Mushin Ahmed death: Family tell of Rotherham community support
- 9 October 2015
- From the sectionSheffield & South Yorkshire
Image copyrightSouth Yorkshire PoliceImage captionMr Ahmed's relatives said the community had supported the familyRelatives of a man who died in an attack say the community has "come together" to support the family.
Mushin Ahmed, 81, was attacked off Fitzwilliam Road, Rotherham, on 10 August.
Two men from the town have been charged with murder and remanded in custody.
In a statement after Mr Ahmed's funeral on Friday his family said he was a gentle man who would have wanted "something positive to come out of our grief".
The family said: "We'd like to thank everyone within our local community and beyond, who have offered us overwhelming support throughout the most difficult time in our lives.
"The community has come together united in sorrow at the loss of our husband, father and friend.
"Mushin was a loving, friendly man and he would want us to try and bring something positive out of our grief, in the hope that no other families should ever have to go through this pain."
Damien Hunt, 29, of Doncaster Road, Rotherham; and Dale Jones, 29, of East Bawtry Road, Rotherham; have been remanded in custody to appear at Sheffield Crown Court on 20 November.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-s...shire-34486622
nothing about islamophobia!
I read news quite a lot and have come across a lot of these grooming gang type articles focusing on nationality/race; there's worse ones too with white gangs in packs of 5's and 10's involved in pedophile rings except nationality is not focused on.
See this is how dangerous the media is, if it influences a certain individual that is ignorant of facts, it can lead to murder.----------
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