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Does this sound like sexual harrassment to you?

Yesterday Jon Gaunt was discussing the subject of a six-year-old girl who was pulled out of school by her mother because a teacher dragged her half-naked into assembly in front of a mixed audience...

The oppressors’ rally

Well, I managed to get to the rally organised by “Global Justice UK 2004” which I got the leaflet for yesterday. As I had suspected, there was really no place for Muslims at this...

Spencer on the ‘Cat Stevens affair’

Robert Spencer has written yet another piece for Front Page, this time in response to what he calls the "Cat Stevens affair". The biggest problem is that "if he is indeed telling the truth,...

Mandrake’s crippleware

I don’t think I’ve ever been as disappointed by a Linux distribution as I was by the download version of Mandrake’s latest version of its Linux package (10.1, Community version). The impression I’ve got...

Blogging on

The Guardian has a feature on blogging, particularly in response to the recent controversy over the forged documents at CBS: CBS was doubly at fault. It failed to appreciate the force of the thousands...

Yusuf Islam banned from US

I'm sure I'm not the only person wondering why the US has banned Yusuf Islam from entering their country. He is apparently on one of their "watch lists" and was denied entry on unspecified...

Robert Spencer: Hatemonger

(This was one of the last items I posted before the old blog went down. It was originally posted on the 4th of September.) As the fallout from the horrific Beslan massacre continues, the...

Sunday Torygraph didn’t print my letter

I wrote a letter to the Sunday Telegraph after they printed a reply to Randhir Singh Bains’ letter about the privileges we supposedly enjoy. The letter they printed was about the “animal cruelty” (i.e....

Brazil held up enforcing law … on US demand

A Brazilian journalist called Carlos Chagas reports here that the Brazilian government held up implementing the "shoot-down law", enabling the shooting-down of planes which are being used to smuggle drugs, was held up for...

Debate about Welsh house buying policies

The BBC is reporting that a couple, of Iraqi origin, have been blocked from buying a house in north-west Wales because they are not from the area. The current owner is talking of suing...

So, that’s it for the fox hunters

I didn’t know that the vote on fox hunting was about to be taken yesterday until yesterday morning – it’s been debated for years, particularly since the Blair government took power in 1997. (Under...

‘Resistance’ in Kathmandu

In reaction to the murder of Nepalese workers by terrorists in Iraq, mobs attack the Muslim community and property, and Muslim foreign embassies, in Kathmandu until the army puts a stop to their spree....

New Firefox release out

Mozilla has just released the latest version of its Firefox web browser. Firefox is a bit like Mozilla, but without the mail and news bit which has been hived off to the Thunderbird project....

Moore: Jews most oppressed people on Earth

A lot of Muslims are glad of Michael Moore’s “exposé” of George W Bush’s government, Fahrenheit 9/11, even though everyone knows the film is full of half-truths, distortions and cheap shots, as even people...

Hmmm. Not gonna pay for OmniWeb, then

Just discovered that OmniWeb, a Mac-only browser with roots which go back to the NeXT days (Steve Jobs’ 1980s futuristic computer project, the operating system for which became Mac OS X) doesn’t display my...

Tories win east London seat

It seems the election for the vacant council seat in Millwall, east London, is over, and the Tory candidate has won! The winner is a guy called Simon Rouse, and it seems that this...