A very effective anti-Jihaadist died recently. Included are two articles written concerning this man.
The first is from FrontpageMag.com -
NABEEL QURESHI, 1983-2017
Reflections on a fallen Counter-Jihadi.
September 25, 2017 Danusha V. Goska
http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/267937/nabeel-qureshi-1983-2017-danusha-v-goska
This article is well worth reading, and describes the battle and techniques used by Nabeel, a tribute from Goska; and of Goska's own battle against jihaadism.
However, the REAL point of this post is to demonstrate how far along we are to an ABSOLUTE POLICE STATE in this Country. Granted it is from Little Baghdad, USA - this is still a chilling account.
http://www.americanfreedomlawcenter.org/press-release/city-of-dearborn-apologizes-for-arresting-christians-at-2010-arab-festival-settlement-reached-in-lawsuit/
City of Dearborn Apologizes for Arresting Christians at 2010 Arab Festival; Settlement Reached in Lawsuit
(excerpt)
On June 18, 2010, David Wood, Nabeel Qureshi (co-founders of Acts 17 Apologetics) and Paul Rezkalla were arrested by Dearborn police officers at the Dearborn Arab International Festival (“Arab Festival”), while they were engaging in a peaceful dialogue about their Christian faith with several festival attendees. Wood, Qureshi, and Rezkalla were subsequently charged with breach of peace, a misdemeanor offense.
The decision to arrest these individuals was based in part on information provided to the Dearborn police by Arab Festival attendees, workers, and volunteers. When all of the information—including the video captured by Wood, Qureshi, and Rezkalla—was presented to a Dearborn jury, the jury found that these individuals were not guilty of the criminal offense of breach of peace.
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Yerushalmi added, “While the dispute with the City is over, there is still unfinished business with the Arab Chamber. As the City itself noted in its apology, Arab Festival volunteers and workers, who were acting under the guidance and direction of the Arab Chamber and its executive director, Fay Beydoun, and pursuant to the Chamber’s festival ‘rules and regulations,’ are similarly responsible for the violation of our clients’ rights, and we intend to hold them accountable.”
(end excerpts)
The terms of the settlement are sealed - almost certainly due to Dearborn's insistence.
I have not followed up to see if The Arab Chamber was successfully held accountable. Somehow - I seriously doubt that there was any justice delivered on that issue.
Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good ...
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