Senin, 07 Februari 2011

What the hell are these people still doing in Great Britain? We will never learn will we. No, not until the politics of terror reign supreme, the delusional denial suffocates us to a painful death and liberal deranged PC-thinking chokes us with the perpetual whining: “we don’t want to hurt people’s feelings..”....eh?
In turn, the Liberals in America have brought every argument of this nature down to accusations of racial prejudice, and ad hominem attacks of being against other cultures if you dare declare that America has a culture of it's own. They have entirely managed to kill any sense of proud heritage they once had, in favor of some sort of misplaced democracy which allows others to spit on their culture. Why? Why should the Americans and the British allow others to spit on their culture whilst living in THEIR country? What's next? We all have to speak Arabic, and live by the Law of Shari'a just so as not to upset our Islamic friends who think our infidel culture is inferior and we should all be dead or converted.

Until the West begins to pay attention to what Muslim extremists are saying in Arabic, Persian and Urdu, rather than what their apologists sprout forth for foreign consumption, the word insulting will not take on the new meaning and level of hatred it should do.

It is a matter of 'demographic time' before Islam will become the religion of the majority, ruled by the law of Shari'a. Just in case we think we are sitting cosily here, and this is someone else's problem, we need to know that Islam is the fastest growing religion in America. Today, the number of followers of Islam in the United States has reached 7 to 8 million Muslims in the United States. More than a quarter of a million people of Arab descent live in southeastern Michigan, making the area the second-largest Arab community outside the Middle East (after Paris, France).

The vast majority (80%) of American mosques are funded with Saudi Arabian money and most subscribe to 18th century Wahhabism that calls for the spread of Islam through violence. Many mosques, "Islamic Learning Centers" and Arab/Muslim Student Unions are distributing large numbers of pamphlets and leaflets attacking Judaism, Christianity and other non-Muslim religions and urging young Americans to convert to Islam.

The so called 'moderates' don't exist. There are only those who admit openly to supporting conversion to Islam through 'Jihad' and those who don't. There are only those who get their hands 'officially' dirty and those that don't. And then of course there are the 'Ellison atheists', and they belong to the 'nutball category'.

The threat of Islam is real. More so than Communism and Fascism ever was, because with Islam, Muslim activists are willing to kill and to die for the cause of spreading their religion. 'Jihad', is a sacred duty for all Muslims to perform, by any support or means available to them. Jihad is not, as asserted recently by apologists in the West a "spiritual struggle", but a Holocaust of non-Muslims.
How many times are we going to hear the liberal whine: "There's nothing we can do to be friends?"
And the cold simple answer: "There is something you can do to be friends. You can convert." Yeah right.
Or the solution to the conflict in the Holy Land according to Abu Saif, a prominent Muslim leader:
"We want the Jews to leave Israel, and to hand the whole of Israel, not just Gaza and the West Bank – the whole of Israel to the Muslims. Only then will the Muslims stop."
Like I said...yeah right.
Across town from the site of the recent attempted car-bomb attacks, several thousand Muslims gathered in front of the London Central Mosque to applaud fiery preachers prophesying the overthrow of the British government – a future vision that encompasses an Islamic takeover of the White House and the rule of the Quran over America.
"One day my dear Muslims," shouted Anjem Choudary, "Islam will govern Britain!" Choudary was a co-founder of Al Muhajiroun, the now-banned group tied to suspects in the July 7, 2005, London transport bombings and a cheerleader of the 9/11 attacks.
[...] For Humphries, the response of the Muslims at Islam's largest house of worship in the UK was telling. "Not one said, 'You're not speaking for me' or 'Not in my name.' They stood there and watched and applauded," he told WND.
Like the UK, Humphries said, the U.S. has three major vulnerabilities to patient, fundamentalist Muslims who believe their purpose for living in the West is to help fulfill Islamic prophecies: The loss of border control, the inability to say no and lack of assimilation.
"I feel like I'm Rusty Revere. I'm out there yelling the Muslims are coming, the Muslims are coming," he said. "But we don't want to hear it. We don't want to hurt people's feelings."
Humphries' interview with Abu Saif underscored the radically different vision many of Britain's citizens have for the country's future.
The Muslim leader said he does not believe in democracy and insists there is no such thing as freedom of religion, "because freedom is an absolute term."
"Are we to say that Muslims can fully practice religion in America," he asked in an attempt to explain. "Say, for instance, I was a Muslim in America. Could I call for the destruction of the American government and establishment of an Islamic state in America? No. So where is the freedom of religion? There is none."
Humphries asked: "Do you call for that?"
"Of course," he replied, "we want Islam to be a source of governance for all of mankind. And we also believe that one day America will be ruled by Islam."
Abu Saif explained Islam, like Christianity, has a prophetic tradition.
"One of the prophecies of the message of Muhammad was the hour will never come, i.e., the last day – which you also believe in – will never come until a group of the Muslims … will rise and conquer the white house."
The reference, many Muslims believe today, is to America's symbol of executive power. Islamic leaders in the U.S. largely have been careful to not assert publicly the Muslim belief that Islam ultimately will gain worldwide supremacy. As WND reported, Omar Ahmad, the founder of a prominent U.S.-based Islamic lobby group, denies a newspaper report that he told a group of Muslims in the San Francisco Bay area they are in America not to assimilate but to help bring about Islam's rule over the nation. Like other protesters, Abu Saif presented a typical list of grievances Muslims have with the U.S. and Britain, such as the nations' part in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the wars in Afghanistan and Iran. But the Islamic leader admitted he believes Jews and Christians will always hate Muslims, because Allah has said it is so.
But then of course we do have the so called "moderates":
The leaders of the Islamic Academy are so moderate that they were recently invited to share a platform with Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Yet there are growing suspicions that this suburban house is where the origins of the suspected London and Glasgow bomb plots may lie [...]



President Obama said Sunday that he does not know when President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt will leave office but that the nation has been forever changed by the anti-government protesters who have held Tahrir Square in Cairo for nearly two weeks.

"Only he knows what he's going to do," Obama told Bill O'Reilly of Fox News in a 15-minute interview aired before the Super Bowl on the Fox network. "But here's what we know, is that Egypt is not going to go back to what it was. the Egyptian people want freedom, they want free and fair elections, they want a representative government, they want a responsive government."

Obama said that the United States is urging all the groups in Egypt to get together to establish an orderly and meaningful transition.

A vocal critic of the Obama administration, O'Reilly began the interview, which was hyped only slightly less than the Super Bowl itself, by thanking the president for assisting two Fox News reporters who were severely beaten as they fled violence in Tahrir Square.

"Those guys showed enormous courage, as so many journalists do around the world," Obama said of Greg Palkot and Olaf Wiig. "And so not only was it important for us to make sure they were safe, for them and their families, but to uphold the basic principle of free speech and freedom of the press. That's a universal value we care about and I know Fox cares about."


But as grateful as O'Reilly was, he didn't soften up on his brusque interview style and tried, unsuccessfully, to engage Obama in some verbal jousting.

O'Reilly asked if Obama viewed the Muslim Brotherhood, one of the opposition groups in Egypt, as a threat.

"I think that the Muslim Brotherhood is one faction in Egypt," Obama said. "They don't have majority support in Egypt. But they are well organized and there are strains of their ideology that are anti-U.S., there is no doubt about it."

Obama emphasized that there are more moderate people and groups in Egypt who also want a role in any new government that emerges. "It's important for us not to say that our only two options are either the Muslim Brotherhood or a suppressed people."

O'Reilly chimed in: "Those are tough boys, the Muslim Brotherhood. I wouldn't want them anywhere near that government."

On the issue of health care, O'Reilly asked the president if he was concerned about a ruling by a federal judge in Florida that the health care overhaul is unconstitutional.

Obama replied: "Well, I think the judge in Florida was wrong. Keep in mind that we've had 12 judges that just threw this case out -- the notion that the health care law was unconstitutional." The president said the health care law was not an effort to bolster "big government," as some have contended. "In this country there is no reason why if you get sick you should go bankrupt," Obama said.

O'Reilly pressed the president on whether he has moved toward the center, especially since the midterm elections in which Republicans made big gains. Obama denied that he had changed ideologically at all. "Over the first two years of my presidency, we had a complete disaster," Obama said. "Right? We had a complete crisis. The financial markets were breaking down. We were slipping into a great depression. And we had to take a bunch of extraordinary steps in order to make sure that the economy was growing again -- which it is now growing -- making sure that the private sector was creating jobs again -- it's now doing that -- and now our focus is not on refighting the battles of the last two years."

The president said his focus is now on "how do we out-innovate, out-educate, out-build, out-compete the rest of the world."

The outspoken Fox television host wrote before the interview that it was "fraught with danger. For me, not for the president" because of the deference that has to be shown to the chief executive as opposed to his interview with Obama in 2008 when Obama was a senator running for the White House.

"The president is an eloquent man; he can easily run out the clock if he wants to," O'Reilly said. "Also, the interview is live, so there's no editing. In other words, there's nowhere to hide if things don't go well."

And a lot of people will be watching. While the interview came more than an hour before kick-off, so it was uncertain what the audience would be, last year's game attracted almost 100 million viewers.

Talking about his 2008 interview with Obama, O'Reilly told Laura Ingraham on Fox, before the interview, that he had to interrupt Obama often.

"Now it's easy to do that to a senator, but it's not that easy to do it to the president," O'Reilly said. " I'm hoping Mr. Obama will understand it's more of a conversation than an interview."
 
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Apa itu cinta? Semua orang menggunakan kata cinta dalam percakapan sehari-hari. Ada jutaan film dan lagu berdasarkan cinta, tapi apakah kita benar-benar tahu apa itu?
Berikut adalah beberapa definisi Yunani cinta:

Eros: cinta romantis gairah, kerinduan fisik, intensitas yang tinggi, dan keintiman. Seringkali awal cinta yang menarik pasangan. Tertarik dengan apa yang ditemukan diinginkan, atau cantik-sering tahu tanpa batas dan tanpa mencari kepuasan melalui banyak obyek keinginan.

Philios: ditandai dengan berbagi, persahabatan dan nilai-nilai bersama, itu mencontohkan cinta persahabatan berbasis dan persaudaraan. Hal ini lebih komprehensif dan kurang mementingkan diri sendiri daripada eros.

Storge: keluarga cinta antara orang tua / anak atau di antara dua orang sangat dekat. Ini adalah naluriah, dan tidak perlu balasan.

Agape: bentuk paling murni, paling komprehensif dan paling misterius dianggap cinta, yang mencintai tanpa syarat. Agape melarutkan keterpisahan kita dari Tuhan, orang lain, dan diri kita sendiri, sebagai bukan mencari keamanan dan penghiburan ingin dicintai, kita adalah cinta. Agape adalah cinta altruisme, memberi tanpa meminta imbalan apa pun.

Jadi bagaimana kita menarik cinta dalam kehidupan kita? Kita mendapatkan cinta dengan memberikan cinta, untuk saat kita memberi, jadi kita terima. Hidup adalah cermin dan akan mencerminkan kembali kepada kami apa yang kita masukkan keluar. Ingin lebih banyak cinta dalam hidup Anda? Kemudian aku mengundang Anda untuk menunjukkan kepada seorang teman atau anggota keluarga yang nyata AGAPE cinta. Panggilan seseorang Facebook tanpa alasan lain selain untuk memberitahu mereka bahwa Anda mengasihi mereka.

Love is Patient: Bayangkan sejenak apa kesabaran yang bisa lakukan dalam hidup Anda? Apa yang akan menjadi seperti rumah Anda jika semua orang memiliki kesabaran yang besar? Apa yang akan dunia ini nanti jadinya jika semua orang memiliki kesabaran satu sama lain? Apa itu cinta? Cinta adalah Kesabaran dan itu dimulai dengan kita masing-masing.

Love is Kind: .Kebaikan adalah terhubung langsung ke kesabaran. Kesabaran bertahan luka dan penghinaan dan membayar kebaikan mereka kembali dengan perbuatan baik dan tindakan baik. Dalam bahasa Yunani kata kebaikan berarti berguna.

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