A Sydney business is under fire this week over their trademarking of the name The Bali 7, for the intended use as a t-shirt design. The term “Bali 7” is connected to the group of Australian drug traffickers the Bali 9… Read More ›
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World Leaders Meet New Threat With Resolute Indecision
Only weeks after the wildly successful climate summit in Peru, with its landmark agreement that all the important and difficult decisions should be put off until later, world leaders have again met at hastily convened emergency talks to tackle a… Read More ›
Union Condemns ISIS For Using Underage Workers
An Australian Union has condemned ISIS over their latest video release which depicts a young child being involved in the execution of Russian spies. The Union has condemned ISIS over their use of under-age workers. A spokesperson for the Convict,… Read More ›
Extremist Behind Journo Killings Spotted On Paris Street
In what security analysts say was a bold statement of defiance, the head of an extremist group responsible for the recent killing of 12 journalists was spotted on the streets of Paris on Sunday. Photos clearly showed the accused mastermind… Read More ›
Moderate Muslims Fail To Condemn Ban On Snowmen
Muslim leaders are under fire for failing to condemn a Saudi cleric who issued a religious ruling stating that constructing snowmen was forbidden. Sheikh Mohammad Saleh al-Munajjiid declared that constructing a snowman was akin to creating an image of a… Read More ›
Terrorists Shocked Their Actions Making Life Harder For Muslims With Nothing To Do With Them
An imam from the French city of Bordeaux has called for followers of the religion to protest the Paris shootings, describing the event as “tantamount to what September 11 meant to America”. Imam Tareq Oubrou referred to the massacre as “tantamount… Read More ›
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