Obama in Cairo:

Sweet words from a sweet performer. Now we want the action. Enough of the rhetorical bakwas.

And seriously, anyone who can’t pronounce the word “al-Azhar” after preparing for two months is seriously over-rated. I had to rewind the clip like six times to try and work out what he was saying and then gave up in the end and just used the subtitled version! Apostate or not, surely we deserved better than that!

Hint: when someone says a word super-quickly, it’s usually because they don’t know what they’re talking about. Trust me. Been there. Done that. Recorded on Camera. Unfortunately. ;-)

Local BNP victories in NW England:

Nick Griffin MEP – it hurts doesn’t it? I remember one of the ‘Ulema many years ago telling me that the Muslim community in Europe (including the UK) was on the edge of the goodwill of its indigenous population, notwithstanding the proof of Bosnia etc. He said that the only thing which is keeping the peace is the healthy state of the economy but once that starts to suffer then you’ll see the results on the rest of the ethnic minorities.

Has this BNP victory been the one of the first signs of this prediction during the recession? Sure, there was more apathy this time round which always plays into the hands of the independents and committed ones, but it would be wise for the Muslims to take a lesson. Wallahu A’lam.

The roots of the crisis in the NWFP:

For the doubters out there who don’t believe the recent atrocities of the “Taleban” (or more accurately the original “Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi Party”) is the methodology of the Khawarij then please read the posts below in order – and reflect upon how they’ve got progressively more Muslim-blood hungry as is always the case.

Early beginnings…

Truce? What Truce?

The Price of Shari‘ah

Fitnah

I remember the start of Sufi Mohammed’s TNSM movement when I was in Swat at the time – perhaps 17 years ago – when it was all black turbans, Kalashnikovs, packed Toyota pick-ups driving up and down the road, jalsahs and the odd public humiliation of a barber or two. How things have changed.

How they have destroyed themselves the second they spilt the blood of another Muslim who says La ilaha Illallah! How little they valued the Shahadah and how they will be destroyed for their devaluation! Just like al-Qa’idah and Zarqawi’s animals in Iraq, you will see the humiliation of these so-called holy warriors. The crying shame? It is the Muslims and Islam that will suffer as a result of it at the end.

And now for some much-needed lighter stuff…

MP’s expenses:

For all those who are hatin’ on our MPs, just remember that these guys are small fry compared to American congressmen. I was reading a copy of “Foreign Policy” in a Jordanian hotel room a few weeks ago (yeah, sad I know!) and I fell off my fluffy hotel bed learning on how much they fleece their corrupt system. Trust me folks, whilst we talk about thousands and castle moats, they do millions and penthouse suites in 6-star hotels. Man, whatever we do, the Yankees do bigger.

The Champion’s League defeat:

The better team won. Messi was conclusively proven as the world’s greatest footballer once and for all which is also good news. Well done Barcelona.

That Afridi catch:

Clearly it’s not just matches that catches win! It seems they can perform miracles! The Pakistani Cricket team looked a whole different kettle of fish after that stunning effort by Afridi and you’ve got to say they’ve got a great chance this time to get the job done. I think. Insha’Allah. :-)

Ronaldo:

Good riddance! Yeah great player and all that but kasmai hard work. A good sum of money for good service over the years, but now let’s hope we can keep Tevez and then you’ll see some serious football next year.

And that’s all I can do for now. “Don’t call it a come-back. I’ve been here for years…”