By Blog Editor, on January 19th, 2009
Dear Sir or Madam
I am writing to complain about the article published in the Mail on Sunday (18/01/09) about Azad Ali, one of the bloggers on Between the Lines. The article selectively quotes from his blog to paint a picture which is misleading and falsely portrays him as an extremist.
The specific and central allegation in the article entitled: Muslim civil servant suspended over ‘killing British troops is justified’ blog, claims that Azad Ali ’suggested that killing British troops in Iraq is justified’; this is completely untrue and libelous. Continue reading Witch-hunt against Azad Ali: Letters to the Mail on Sunday and others
By Abdullah Hasan, on January 17th, 2009
The barbaric onslaught on Gaza is coming to its fourth week and the murder of over a thousand mostly innocent men, women and children still has not induced any real protest or condemnation from the international community [especially the countries that matter] – how many more innocent Palestinians lives are to be lost until we see justice prevail?
The images of the cruel and inhumane destruction by the Zionist state has left many people hopeless and dejected. But Israel, with the fourth largest military in the world, has not yet and will not accomplish its objective to destroy Hamas’s capability of firing rockets. The people of Gaza are resisting and they will never be dishonoured. Continue reading Blessed Gaza
By Azad Ali, on January 15th, 2009
From the outset of this latest massacre, the Zionist terrorist state of Israel had only one aim, to destroy all semblance of resistance. As the days move on and the number murdered passes the 1,000 mark, we have yet to hear any condemnation from our government.
In fact, the propaganda machine of the terrorist state can claim one victory that it has managed to sway some ‘Muslims’ to drop the call for a condemnation and recognition of the crime being committed against the Gazans. Continue reading We are the Resistance II
By Amin, on January 15th, 2009
While we rage at the many distortions of the truth about this Israeli massacre in Gaza, an interesting story has missed the Muslim radar. Told by none other than our favourite paper, the Daily Mail – the case of the British Christian missionaries jailed for sedition in the Gambia is not as we imagined.
Far from the myth of harmless people doing God’s work in a savage land, the reality was of two hypocrites – spewing ever increasing hatred, as their increasing internal guilt grew! Continue reading Everything but the truth
By Bint Khan, on January 13th, 2009
Lets keep it in simple geographical context: it’s about freedom seeking innocent Palestinians being exterminated by the Israeli Dalek machines. It’s about Jewish holocaust nightmares fuelling the Israelis to defy all, even God, to harm them again.
But Francesca Segal’s article in the Observer, was the most childish, boot licking, pathetic #!@!, I have read. Because it was written by a wolf in sheep’s clothing. It had hints of fascist, racist and malignant undercurrents laced with little miss Jewess being a good British citizen. Her notion of being British: Having a ‘Labrador’, ‘Sunday lunch’ and ‘eating Marmite’.
If indeed she was sincere, then I am indeed very sympathetic; for the ordinary innocent British Jews who are facing a backlash from over-zealous pro-Palestinian supporters Continue reading How eating ‘Marmite’ can help the Israeli campaign
By Abul Kalam, on January 12th, 2009
Oopps, the Prince has done it again! Silly Harry! Calling a fellow cadet Ahmed Raza Khan a ‘Paki’ while describing another Army cadet as a ‘rag-head’. But isn’t this a case of mountain out of mole hill? Paki?
Don’t Asians call each other Pakis? Rag-head, isn’t that just innocent banter? Most black rap artists use the word ‘nigger’, while many homosexuals feel proud at being called queer. Paki is a simple abbreviation, so why all the fuss? Continue reading Silly Harry!
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