From Kamala Harris’s unexpected stance on border control to the staggering figures of foreign-born criminals in both the UK and the US, we explore the dangerous consequences of unchecked immigration. Is this proof of a failing system or political hypocrisy? MI5 allowed Abu Qatada, linked to Al-Qaeda, into the UK, believing they could monitor him.

Despite surveillance, he continued promoting extremist views. The UK granted entry to Abu Hamza, a radical cleric, hoping to control his activities, but he incited violence in public sermons. MI6 worked with Belhaj, a Libyan fundamentalist, to overthrow Gaddafi, but later faced criticism when Belhaj was tortured.

If you are an undecided voter, disgruntled republican, or independent her performance during this interview will make you even more frustrated. And she refused to throw Joe Biden under the bus. So as a result, Donald Trump emerges as the winner after this interview. Do you believe her obsession with Trump during this interview hurt her? She was so angry, shameful and a liar! This is why we are voting for Trump!

Initially, the controversy surrounding the government’s intention to introduce the Bill centred on the qualifications to become a mufti, specifically the requirement for them to be Ahli Sunnah Wal Jamaah (adherent of the Sunni creed).

Anonymous_1601363616034.60231601362776648: "Initially, the controversy surrounding the government’s intention to introduce the Bill centred on the qualifications to become a mufti" Why must the secular gov get involved in/on the qualitications of the mufti? Why cant jakim handle this?

Faizal, are you implying that now all the gov jobs/posts must have a bill and must be tabled in parliment... " presented amidst growing opposition and widespread criticism" Yes, this should be opposed simply because it enroaches on the freedom of... firstly the muslims and then slowly the others...

I give you an example of how this is applicable to the others... it will happen surely but slowly... Read the story and apply it to this Mufti Bill.. The Rat Trap (Author Unknown) A rat looked through a crack in the wall to see the farmer and his wife opening a package. What food might it contain?

He was aghast to discover that it was a rat trap. Retreating to the barnyard the rat proclaimed the warning; “There’s a rat trap in the house, a rat trap in the house!” The chicken clucked and scratched, raised her head and said, “Excuse me, Mr. Rat, I can tell this is a grave concern to you, but it is of no consequence to me. I cannot be bothered by it.”

The rat turned to the pig and told him, “There’s a rat trap in the house, a rat trap in the house!” “I am so very sorry Mr. Rat,” sympathized the pig, “but there is nothing I can do about it but pray. Be assured that you are in my prayers.” The rat turned to the cow. She said, “Like wow, Mr. Rat. a rat trap. I am in grave danger. Duh?”

So the rat returned to the house, head down and dejected, to face the farmer’s rat trap alone. That very night a sound was heard throughout the house, like the sound of a rat trap catching its prey. The farmer’s wife rushed to see what was caught. In the darkness, she did not see that it was a venomous snake whose tail the trap had caught. The snake bit the farmer’s wife.

The farmer rushed her to the hospital. She returned home with a fever. Now everyone knows you treat a fever with fresh chicken soup, so the farmer took his hatchet to the barnyard for the soup’s main ingredient. His wife’s sickness continued so that friends and neighbors came to sit with her around the clock.

To feed them the farmer butchered the pig. The farmer’s wife did not get well. She died, and so many people came for her funeral that the farmer had the cow slaughtered to provide meat for all of them to eat. So the next time you hear that someone is facing a problem and think that it does not concern you, remember that when there is a rat trap in the house, the whole barnyard’s at risk. Can you see the relevance?

darmakochi : Great and very relevant to the recent political development that is very very FAST unfolding in our nation. Looks like with this present government all right-thinking Malaysians must be prepared for more unfriendly developments especially the NMs!

Looks like all of us asked for the present state of affairs by voting in the MADANI government. Poor DAP! It was really stabbed in its back very fast by the MADANITES!!

Gen2 : The story of the camel and the tent is highly relevant to this Bill. Kill the Bill before secular law is kicked out of the Malaysian tent.

Today marks the four-year anniversary of the brutal Islamic murder of Samuel Paty, a 47-year-old French middle school teacher who was beheaded by Abdoullakh Anzorov, an 18-year-old Russian Muslim Chechen migrant, on October 16, 2020. As he carried out the beheading, Anzorov screamed “Allahu Akbar,” the Islamic war cry.

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Samuel Paty’s crime? Teaching his annual course on freedom of speech, where he showed his students some of the infamous Charlie Hebdo cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammad. These same cartoons incited the deadly 2015 Islamic terrorist attack on the Charlie Hebdo office, killing 12 people in retaliation for the satirical portrayal of Islam. Paty’s murder is part of a continuing pattern of violent reprisals against those who defy Islamic law, serving as a grim warning of the escalating threat France faces. His death remains a symbol of the state’s failure to confront Islamic terror and protect free expression.

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A Sister’s Heartbreaking Testimony

On the evening of Samuel Paty’s killing, his sister, Mickaëlle Paty, a nurse anesthetist, received a chilling message from their mother: “Samuel may have been killed in front of his school. Call me back on the landline.” At the time, she was working in an operating room, and the surreal nature of the message left her in disbelief. Was her brother merely wounded, or was he truly gone? Her mind raced with dread, clinging to the hope that it was some misunderstanding.

When she arrived at the morgue, the reality of the situation shattered her. The sight of her brother’s disfigured body, his face marked with deep wounds and his decapitation concealed by a sheet pulled to his neck, was unbearable. “I didn’t recognize him,” she recalled in horror, unable to accept that the mutilated body before her was Samuel. Only when her mother screamed, “Yes, it’s him,” did the devastating truth set in. Samuel Paty had been slaughtered by a Muslim for upholding the very principles of freedom and secularism that he taught in his classroom.

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The unelected mufti will be more powerful than the Agong. The Mufti will make our life hell. Their fatwas which when gazetted, will become law. Do NOT believe the people who tell you that it won't affect your personal freedom. Do NOT believe anyone who tells you that it won't lead to authoritarian rule. Do NOT believe anyone who says it will NOT affect non-Muslims. It will. This Bill will control moderate Muslims & they'll think they are in Taliban land. The Mufti Bill is UNCONSTITUTIONAL You must oppose this bill. Tell your MP and your ADUN.

She came over to Fox News for an interview just to speak about Trump Trump Trump!! I will be voting for Trump for the first time this year because I can't stand this lady. She gets a small taste of what Trump gets EVERY SINGLE DAY and implodes, pathetic. This is the final nail in the coffin for Kamala Harris. Who cares what Donald Trump said or did?!?! The people wanted to know what SHE is about!!!

Vote for the guy dodging bullets. Not for the woman dodging questions. Its a Republic not a Democracy......get it right!! Trump doesn't insult regular people...just the media and politicians. Lies, lies, and more lies.. She's absolutely pathetic.

The increasing politicization of the U.S. government and its institutions has become a pressing concern in many media. Conservative pundits have been sounding the alarm about that issue since at least 2016, when the FBI plot against Donald Trump was initially dismissed as a conspiracy theory. Now, after it became clear that the Democrat party has weaponized the Department of Justice to destroy Trump’s presidential campaign, it turned out the “conspirators” were telling nothing but truth.

At the start of the 20th century, 1 in 4 inhabitants of the region was Christian. Today, only 11 million Christians remain among 320 million Muslims—a striking reminder of the deep-rooted Christian histories in these lands, from Syria to Iraq to Egypt, which stretches back thousands of years. But today, the situation is drastically different. Christianity has been reduced to a mere fraction of the population, now just 1 in 30.

This isn’t just a matter of population shifts. It’s a testament to the brutal expansion of Islamic dominance and the systematic destruction of religious diversity in lands once shared by multiple faiths. From the mass exodus of Christians from Iraq following ISIS’s rise to power to the brutal crackdown on Coptic Christians in Egypt, the examples are endless. In 2014, entire Christian villages in Iraq were wiped out, and in Egypt, Copts have been repeatedly targeted with church bombings, kidnappings, and murders—all with little to no protection from the state.

The rise of Islamic terror, combined with state-sanctioned oppression, has squeezed the Christian population into the margins, driving millions to either leave or face persecution, violence, or death. Once-vibrant Christian communities in cities like Aleppo, Baghdad, and Cairo are now shadows of their former selves, reduced to ruins, with churches bombed, homes confiscated, and families forced into exile.

The rapid expansion of Islam has been marked not only by demographic takeover but by the terror it instills in those unwilling to conform. Sharia-inspired laws across the region have institutionalized the persecution of Christians. In places like Iran and Saudi Arabia, conversion from Islam to Christianity is punishable by death, while in countries like Pakistan, blasphemy laws are used as a tool to target religious minorities, often leading to mob violence and executions.

Christianity, which had flourished in the region for millennia, is being erased—deliberately, methodically, and violently. This isn’t peaceful coexistence; it’s the result of forced submission, systemic oppression, and an ideology that, when in power, leaves no room for anything other than Islamic dominance.

The decline of the Christian population in the Near and Middle East isn’t just a statistic—it’s a harrowing signal of what happens when Islam takes root and exerts its full strength. It’s the culmination of centuries of conflict, from the Armenian Genocide, where Christian minorities were systematically killed by the Ottoman Empire, to the ethnic cleansing campaigns in places like Syria, where even today, Christians are hunted by Islamic terrorist groups. History proves that where Islam expands, other religions face two grim choices: submission or death.

The first damning evidence of the UN's complicity in the worst terrorist atrocity committed in Israel's history emerged after Israel's military reported that 450 workers employed by UNRWA were "military operatives from Hamas and other armed groups" and has shared this intelligence with the United Nations.

The dossier of "a UN crime against humanity" and its demonization of Israel is too long to list, but one can get a glimpse of it... A better idea, given the body's recent woeful record on its handling of the Middle East, would be to demolish the entire infrastructure of this corrupt and institutionally biased body.

Accusations that the United Nations funded Hamas's terrorist infrastructure by transferring $1.3 billion to the organisation, some of which was used to finance the purchase of weapons used in last year's October 7 attacks, will only add to the view that the UN is no longer fit to fulfil the role for which it was originally intended.

A lawsuit filed in US Federal Court by victims of the October 7 Hamas attacks makes damning accusations against the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) that it was involved in orchestrating a large-scale money laundering operation from which the terrorist organisation benefitted. The suit alleges that significant amounts of humanitarian aid intended for Gaza residents were diverted to Hamas.

The timing was important because the Israelis this week got caught in a battle of more than words with the United Nations “peacekeeping force” in the area.

Five UN force members have been wounded in recent days. The IDF has taken responsibility for several of these accidental cases, although two days ago, it was Hezbollah that hit a UN peacekeeper.

Still, the fact is that ever since the 2006 war here ended, the UN’s peacekeeping force has been not just useless but worse than useless.

It was meant to be here to ensure that peace was kept on this tinderbox of a border. But for the past year, it has sat useless as Hezbollah has fired tens of thousands of rockets from southern Lebanon into Israel.

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Sydney Wilson, 33, was fatally shot by Fairfax County officer Peter Liu in the hall of her apartment building in Reston, just outside Washington D.C., on Sept. 16 after cops were called to carry out a welfare check on her, police said.

NEW: Fairfax Police release video of Reston woman shot and killed after attacking officer with knife.

Sydney Wilson was fatally shot while she attacked police officer with a knife slashing his face multiple times. pic.twitter.com/0LHU04OrTf

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The CPM was dissolved, with the Malaysian Communist Party (MCP) formed on 5th December 1983, through the merger of two CPM splinter groups, the CPM revolutionary faction, and the CPM Marxist Leninist faction. The Communist Party of Malaya head Chin Peng was denounced as a counter revolutionary by the new party.

The tunnels at Piyamit 1, in Tambon Tano Mae Ro were built in 1976 by a group of 40-50 cadres over three months, by hand. The tunnels stretch approximately over one kilometre, with originally 9 entrances with cavities up to 20 metres wide in some places. The complex could accommodate up to 200 people.

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This was one of three guerrilla bases, the other two being at Khao Nam Kang, Sadao in Songkhla, where the 8th battalion was domiciled and Sukhrin District in Narathiwat, where the 10th battalion was domiciled. No description available.

The prime purpose of the tunnels was to act as an air raid shelter and a food, weapon, and ammunition storage. The guerrilla group lived in the jungle and walked through dense forests with supplies to carry out their insurgency missions into Malaysia. When looking around the area of the tunnels, its extremely hard to comprehend how difficult these hit and run missions would have been. The museum on site provides some insights.

The MCP didn’t have the strength to lay siege to towns and cities according Maoist tactics. Conditions in Malaysia were very different were MCP cadres were primarily Chinese, and the villages primarily Malays. The MCP relied upon support of the Chinese and Orang Asli. The aim of the MCP was to build a People’s Democratic United Front to bring down the ‘reactionary Kuala Lumpur regime.’ The party was opposed to bureaucratic capitalism, now known as GLCs, feudalism, and imperialism. The MCP wanted to create a People’s Republic of Malaysia, abolishing all reactionary laws, upholding freedom of religion, nationalising foreign companies, seizing lands occupied by big businesses, and redistribute those lands to landless peasants. The MCP also wanted the equality of all nationalities, and oppose what they saw as neo-colonialism.

No description available. Thai military authorities estimated the MCP had a force of approximately 800 guerrillas before their surrender to the Royal Thai Army in 1987. Of the 800 guerrillas who surrendered, 250 were women. There are a number of peace villages within the area, with the land a donation from King Rama IX of Thailand, who also granted those who stayed Thai citizenship.

Today the complex is a prime tourist attraction in Betong, near the hot springs. Pre-Covid, the attraction received around 200,000 tourists, mainly from Malaysia and Singapore.

The Mufti (Federal Territories) Bill 2024 will give the federal territories mufti powers that can’t be challenged by the parliament, where the mufti himself, will have legal immunity. The bill also selectively defines Islam as Ahl Sunnah Wah Jamaah, Mazhab Syafie that is aligned with the al-Asyarah and al-Maturidiyah schools of thought. This ignores the diversity of the many schools of Islam long existing in Malaysia.

The bill was introduced by the minister in the prime minister’s department Mohd Na’im Mokhtar (religious affairs), which presumably had cabinet approval. In addition, the Conference of Rulers name has been used to promote the bill, even with the Raja of Perlis Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Putra Jamalullail expressing concerns over the narrow interpretation of Islam. Although the bill is limited to the federal territories (Putra Jaya, Wilayah Kuala Lumpur, and Labuan), any forthcoming law may act as a precedent for other states in the peninsula to follow.

A number of NGOs, including the Sisters in Islam Aliran, and a number of groups in Sabah and Sarawak, together with public figures, including former law minister Zaid Ibrahim and lawyer/activist Siti Kassim have opposed the bill. Members of prime minister Anwar Ibrahim’s own government, namely those in the DAP, and his own party PKR have remained completely silent over the issue.

In fact, the PKR MP for Bangi Syahredzan Johan defended the bill, saying any fatwas in the Federal Territories would not be enforceable in the states. A contentious bill The Mufti bill will create a second source of laws in the Federal Territories, unintended by the Malaysian Constitution. Fatwas that will become law, will not be vetted by elected representatives and will not have to be gazetted to be legally binding.

This dilutes the exclusivity of the parliament to be the supreme law maker in the Federal Territories. The new law would convert fatwas into law, which are considered in Islamic jurisprudence as an advisory. Muslims who follow the Shi’ia, Maliki, Hanbali and Hamidi Mazhabs, or follow the teachings of Salafi/Wahabism, could potentially be persecuted under the law.

Those who practice the very liberal Nusantara Islam will also have many of their practices banned, and be considered deviant as well. The Perlis Mufti Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin (known as Dr Maza) contests the bill upon the basis that it restricts freedom of religion and thought, as the Perlis Constitution specifies Al-Sunnah Waljamaah (follower of the Quran and Sunnah), and thus the centre of Salafi/Wahabism in Malaysia.

Should the Mufti bill become law, it will allow the authorities to purge the civil service, education institutions, and the military of Salafi sympathisers. The Mufti bill conflicts with Constitutional guarantees of religious freedom. Thus, it is constitutionally very questionable. Article 3 of the Constitution states that “Islam is the religion of the Federation”.

The Constitution doesn’t mention any specific kind of Islam. Section 2(1) of the Administration of Islamic Law (Federal Territories) Act 1993 (Act 505) acknowledges a wide range of Mazhab. The Mufti bill restricts this and puts a restrictive interpretation upon the constitution. Clause 2 of the Mufti Bill provides that any fatwa issued will be binding upon any Muslim in the Federal Territories.

This will affect every aspect of every Muslim’s personal, economic, and political lives. This will allow the criminalising of traditional Malay customs and pastimes, and prevent Malays attending non-Muslim ceremonies and festivals. The bill will also allow a full scale was against LGBTQ groups in Malaysia. However, this conflicts with Section 34(3) of the Administration of Islamic Law (Federal Territories) Act 1993 (Act 505), where there is an exemption for matters of personal opinion, which most fatwas are.

Clause 4(1) of the Mufti Bill makes the mufti the chief authority on issues of Islamic law in the Federal Territories. This, in effect puts the mufti above the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong (YDPA), or king, who is designated the head of Islam in in Articles 3(5) and 34(1) of the constitution. In addition, Clause 8(6) of the Mufti Bill allows the Federal territories mufti to initiate the issuing of any fatwas without any direction of the YDPA.

The prime minister Anwar Ibrahim so far has been silent on the Mufti bill, which will change the nature of the constitutional division of powers in government today. An unelected, appointed person will have more power than the YDPA and parliament to make any laws without scrutiny and accountability to the people. Effectively, Malaysia becomes an Islamic theocracy. The YDPA will nominally remain as the head of Islam, but matters of theology and Islamic jurisprudence will be taken away.

The bill is a continuation of Anwar Ibrahim’s work of Islamizing the Malaysian bureaucracy back in the 1980s, when he was deputy prime minister. However, this time Anwar has abandoned his commitment to the Amman Message 2005, which recognized all global Islamic sects, with the mission of building an inclusive Ummah across all sectarian groups.

Some see the bill as a continued fight among the Malay Clerics The bill can be seen as a direct attack on the Salafi factions within the government. An organization referred to as the Alumni, whose membership is Salafi leaning has infiltrated most of government and education bureaucracy. The bill, should it become law will allow the purging of the Alumni from the bureaucracy, and prevent Salafi leaning Muslims entering the bureaucracy in the future.

The new Mufti law will become a powerful weapon for the government to use against those who oppose it in the civil service and society. Potential political consequences The bill could promote further sectarian tensions in Malaysia, which have been subdued and behind the scenes until today. This is primarily a fight between those aligned to the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Salafi/Wahabi movement in Malaysia.

However, the bill will have serious political implications upon current politics in Malaysia. There is no doubt the bill is eroding the trust of DAP Leaders in the government they are part of. The DAP has been pushed aside in its views inside government and this may seriously lead to a fall of support from non-Malays. Disenchanted supporters of the DAP, with few choices available will just not turn out to vote in future elections.

The DAP stands to lose in reputation. Many traditional supporters of Pakatan Harapan (PH) are now starting to see little difference between PH and Perikatan Nasional (PN). The bill is building a theological bridge between the Anwarists and PAS, while at the same time alienating the DAP. This could, at some time in the future lead to a seismic shift in government. Political circles in Sabah and Sarawak are looking at the bill with concern.

This will lead to further pushes by the Borneo states for more autonomy. Sarawak is already going far along this path. However, the bill will disturb many in Kota Kinabalu, who may plan to follow the initiatives Sarawak has already taken. There is a great possibility that this law may spread to other states in the Peninsula, where their own bills are passed giving their respective state mufti similar powers. Whilst the bill may be seen as unconstitutional, the is doubt that any party would go ahead and challenge the Mufti Bill in court, should it become law.

It has transformed itself from a small paramilitary group backed by Iran into an omnipotent political party with the largest private army in the world. A ’state within a state’, whose extensive charity network ensures the popular support of the Shiite community while its military wing attempts to redraw the borders of the region and erase Israel from the map.

But in 2008, after amassing evidence that Hezbollah was earning up to $1 billion a year running an international crime syndicate trafficking in drugs, money laundering and other criminal activities, the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) tried to ’bring down Hezbollah’. Their secret mission was called ‘Project Cassandra’, and it ran for over eight years, using wiretaps, undercover operations and informants to map Hezbollah’s illicit networks and cut off funding.

Then, suddenly, it was shut down: sacrificed on the altar of realpolitik to accommodate the US-Iranian nuclear deal. This three part series tells the story of ‘Project Cassandra’, through the testimonies of DEA agents and other people involved.

The strike, which targeted a dining hall during meal hours, left 70 Israeli soldiers injured, some critically. Hezbollah claimed responsibility, stating the attack was in retaliation for Israeli airstrikes on Beirut and in support of Palestinians in Gaza. Israeli forces shot down two of the three drones, but the third successfully struck its target, leading to mass casualties. Tensions in the region are now at a boiling point.

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All politicians when leaving office become millionaires, look at Obama and Michele. In Malaysia look at UMNO. Donald Trump’s time in the spotlight was a whirlwind of events that to this day have not completely concluded. What was the enigmatic era hiding that only hindsight can uncover? Between the obscure key players behind Trump’s rise to power and the contenders who worked avidly against him, a riddle was written in a code that stumped the masses. This film attempts to decode the uncanny events that took place, and answer the question, “How did Trump rise to power?”

The Mufti Bill, as it is popularly known, will define the role and the responsibilities of the Mufti in the Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya.

Among the duties written out in the Bill is that of the Mufti advising the King on Syariah Law (Section 4), the issuance of fatwas (Section 10), committees to check on fatwas (Section 7), lunar sightings (Section 22) and matters related to the Islamic religious education under Section 26.

The Bill has raised controversy especially regarding the adherence to the Sunni denomination and the al-Asyairah and al-Maturidiyah schools of theology. (See Below) 

The experts also point out that the Mufti Bill does not prevent legal challenges against rulings by the Mufti of Federal Territories.

They, however, call for the Bill to embrace the Federal Constitution’s principle of inclusivity by accepting other Islamic schools of thought to foster better unity among the Muslims in the country.

Clause by clause by constitutional experts

According to constitutional law expert Dr Muhammad Hameedullah Md Asri of Universiti Malaya, Clause (4) of the same Article allows the State law, or in the case of Federal Territories, federal law to control or restrict the propagation of any religious doctrine or belief among persons professing the religion of Islam.

“This is akin to the freedom of speech, which too has a number of exceptions – it is not absolute freedom.

Some parties have said that the Bill is unconstitutional and threatens to undermine individual freedoms and human rights.

Constitutional experts say what is being proposed is to consolidate all matters related to Mufti and his institution into a single Act which will apply only to the Federal Territories.

They explain that although the Federal Constitution does guarantee freedom of religion under Article 11(1), there are provisions for the states to oversee and control the practice and propagation of the Muslim faith itself.