The Irish left supports the Halawas
For some reason, right-wing religion is very popular on the Irish left.
So long as it isn't Christianity, of course.
Actually, so long as it is
Islam.
Something about Islam's confident, aggressive stance against the Western consensus appeals to the left.
The Muslim Brotherhood linked
Clonskeagh mosque
has always been popular with the Irish left,
and when in 2013 its members the Halawa Four
got into trouble for supporting the
Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt,
the Irish left rushed to defend them.
The Muslim Brotherhood
is a fascist, anti-semitic organisation that hates Jews, gays, apostates, atheists and Christians.
It is linked to terrorism (Hamas is the MB in Gaza).
It has contempt for secular liberal values.
Its mobs killed Egyptian police and burnt Christian churches.
The Irish left doesn't care.
The left's deferential
approach to Islam.
From
here.
For a certain western mindset,
the aggressive and "authentic" Muslim Brotherhood
is far more worthy of support than the passive and "uncool" Egyptian Christians
who are having their churches burnt by the Muslim Brotherhood.
Left-wing TD
Clare Daly
is worried about the fate of Muslim Brotherhood supporters.
A gay activist
is worried about the fate of Muslim Brotherhood supporters.
Left-wing Irish guy
supports the Muslim Brotherhood four,
and
worries about "Ikhwanophobia".
This fellow
blocked me
to prevent me reporting any more of his terrible tweets.
The Halawa case brings out almost every combination of crazy.
This guy
shows in his avatar solidarity with Paris after the jihad attacks of Nov 2015.
And yet he also shows solidarity with a Muslim Brotherhood prisoner.
That makes no sense at all.
Some Irish bloke,
Paul Berney,
defends the MB, and says that complaining about the persecution of brown Christians is racist!
Having called me a racist, he then blocks me!
- In my experience, western leftists are very cold on brown Christians, because they disrupt the narrative.
- This guy is pure Social Justice Warrior.
Not only does he bring in the "racist" line remarkably early,
but he also brings in alleged sexism too!
This started
when
I criticised a journalist who wrote about the MB.
The SJW guy
says this is:
"Stalking a woman's account over a week later ... Super creepy."
Brilliant!
Very creative!
- Endless comedy: Minutes later,
the same bloke is nastily
attacking women who disagree with him
and agree with me.
Because of my criticism of the MB Halawa family,
"Lamhfada"
calls me a
"raging moron .. sad, bigoted .. dumb cunt"
and blocks me.
Irish leftist Kevin Higgins ("Boglawyer")
blocks me for
politely disagreeing
with his support for the Muslim Brotherhood prisoner.
I never even raised my voice.
Yet another block.
Halawa is a lefty religion.
Sure, I am a stranger who hopped into a thread about Halawa.
But this guy, Rob O'Sullivan,
is editor of the UCC student newspaper
UCC Express.
How can he be so upset by debate?
He says he is "disabled, queer, NB".
He really needs to read more about the Muslim Brotherhood.
Gary Gannon,
councillor for the centre-left
Social Democrats,
has actually called for Ibrahim Halawa to be given the
Freedom of Dublin.
Gary Gannon
says it is "xenophobic" to oppose Islamists.
How does he feel about Muslims who oppose Islamists?
Does he even know what an Islamist is?
Gary Gannon, Sept 2017, calls for Ibrahim Halawa to be given the Freedom of Dublin.
One of the journalists campaigning for the Halawas is
Joanna Kiernan
of the Sunday Independent.
She does not
seem to be a radical lefty,
but she is sure dedicated to the cause
because merely sending her a link to this stuff made her
block me!
-
Family concerned for welfare of four siblings being held in Egypt, Joanna Kiernan, Sunday Independent, 27 October 2013.
She writes an entire article on the Halawas without mentioning they are Muslim Brotherhood.
She writes:
"The Halawa siblings were caught up in the protests in Cairo while spending their summer holidays with family in the city."
Em, not really.
They
spent weeks active in the MB protests,
spoke in public at the MB protests,
were called on as guides to escort journalists around the MB camp,
had been injured in violence before,
and knew more violence was coming.
-
Here she is again on 4 May 2014, talking about the brother still in prison.
She again promotes the Halawa narrative.
She does not mention the Muslim Brotherhood.
-
Here she is again, Sunday Independent, 6 July 2014, promoting the Halawa narrative.
-
More whitewash from Joanna Kiernan, Sunday Independent, 14 Sept 2014.
She mentions the video
without quoting the speeches made by
the Halawas in the video!
People who point out the Halawas are MB are bizarrely called "Internet trolls".
-
I don't recall the Sunday Independent
campaigning for the release of the
Colombia Three
like this.
I told Joanna Kiernan about the evidence
but she declined to read it.
My messages to her are
here
and
here.
There are no other messages.
She did not reply.
Instead of reading my evidence,
she responded by blocking me!
I tried tweeting some Irish "feminists"
who support the Muslim Brotherhood activists.
It didn't end well.
Irish "feminists"
Cork Feminista
are worried about the fate of Muslim Brotherhood supporters.
Responds to criticism by ...
blocking!
"Agnostic pluralist"
"KilledSirius"
joins in, and sends her support for the ultra-right-wing religious Muslim Brotherhood.
Her home page is an odd combination of the
jihadist
Palestinian flag
and the feminist
Jackie Brown
movie.
In contrast to the above people, however, she is willing to debate:
- Death to apostates:
- Burning churches:
- When the MB burning Christian churches is mentioned,
she says:
"many factions guilty of that. christians and muslims defending each other too though."
Which clearly implies Christians were burning mosques, and "good" Christians were defending Muslims from Christian attack.
Which is total nonsense.
- When challenged on this,
she says:
"mosques were also burned"
and links to an article.
The article, however, shows no mosque burning.
And the attack it shows on Muslims was carried out by the army, not by Christians!
- She wants to believe Christians and Muslims are the same.
And she is not interested in whether it is true.
Infographic
from
Henry Jackson Society
report
"Marginalising Egyptian Women", Dec 2013.
Strangely, they don't agree with the Irish "feminists" that the Muslim Brotherhood are the good guys.
Sarah Clarkin
describes herself in her profile as a "militant feminist".
And yet
she doesn't like me attacking the MB.
She points out they were elected,
as if that makes it alright.
I make the simplest and most obvious points about majority rule being used as a tool to oppress minorities.
I get accused of "mansplaining".
Irish feminist comedian
Tara Flynn
wondered how on earth there could be "another side" to the pro-Halawa side.
I told her,
and she blocked me.
Ireland had a
referendum on gay marriage
in 2015,
which provided the extraordinary spectacle of people declaring their support for gay marriage and
also their support for a Muslim Brotherhood prisoner.
"Yes to Gay Marriage" avatars
and "Free the MB guy"!
It makes no sense at all.
And you know it's only because he has the "right" skin colour and religion
for virtue-signalling.
The Muslim Brotherhood supports death for gays.
And yet a huge number of the people supporting the Muslim Brotherhood guy
have "Yes to Gay Marriage" avatars.
I sometimes wonder if leftists ever think about things at all.
Tiernan Brady,
policy director with the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network.
"Yes to Gay Marriage" avatar and free the MB.
From here.
"Yes to Gay Marriage" avatar and free the MB.
From here.
"Yes to Gay Marriage" avatar and free the MB.
From here.
"Yes to Gay Marriage" avatar and free the MB.
From here.
Fionn Davenport:
Pro-gay-marriage avatar.
Runs to defence of MB prisoner.
"LGBT Rights" and free the MB.
From here.
From here.
I told her the MB calls for death for gays.
She responded by blocking me.
And yet the MB still calls for death for gays.
Opposition to the MB is racist!
From here.
Gay leftist
"LeftistLunatic"
defends the Islamist, June 2015, cos he is brown.
Later, "LeftistLunatic"
carried out a
vicious attack on me.
Someone called Niamh Byrne
has
"Yes to Gay Marriage" avatar and free the MB.
- I sent her the evidence about Ibrahim Halawa citing the anti-semitic sheikh as his leader.
-
She didn't react well:
"Some guy in my TL provides evidence of why a 17yr has no right to fair trial by providing clip of American sheikh ranting about Jews."
- Later,
she agreed with some thug libelling me
by saying I am responsible
for street assaults on Muslims.
And she blocked me.
Gay politician
Katherine Zappone
is a supporter of MB activist Ibrahim Halawa.
Katherine Zappone leaves flowers at Hussein Halawa's house, Jan 2017.
Hussein Halawa
says gays should be executed.
You honestly cannot make this stuff up.
From
here.
I sum up the madness here.
When presented with evidence about what the Halawas stand for,
leftists do not refute it
but just get
uncomfortable,
and
censor it.
The activist
Ruairí McKiernan
has a pro-gay-marriage avatar.
He asks
in Apr 2015
how can we look the other way when a MB bloke is in jail.
I tell him how, but
he is not interested.
Sinn Fein politician
Eoin O Broin
has a gay marriage avatar and yet
tweets for Halawa.
He writes an
outrageous article in the Sunday Business Post, 14 June 2015,
that portrays Halawa as an innocent on holiday.
He fails to mention that Halawa spoke on stage to 10,000 Muslim Brotherhood supporters.
I found an anonymous person called "Gaythoven"
(who presumably is gay or pro-gay)
who was
calling everyone who does not support Halawa "racist".
I thought I would engage with him
(I know ...)
and point out that the MB are actual racists.
It did not go well.
His
original "racist" Halawa argument.
I responded
pointing out the MB are racists.
It did not go well.
First he called me a racist,
and then a "racist piece of shit".
And finally this.
Well that's not very nice.

Ibrahim Halawa's father
says gays should be executed.
This does not bother
"Gaythoven".
But he gets furious with me.
Daithi O'Laoghaire ("Cunionsandphey")
is insanely angry with anyone who criticises radical Islamists.
On his old account he
blocked
me for
criticising the Halawas.
Later, he got a new account.
I criticised the Halawas
and he blocked me again.
Then he targeted my job.
This is both unpleasant and comical.
Daniel O'Reilly,
a teenage member of the Social Democrats,
confidently declares in
Nov 2017
that I am a "racist"
because I criticise Halawa and the Muslim Brotherhood.
He confidently
repeats
that I am a racist.
It then turns out that he does not know what a Copt is.
I am
not kidding.
Someone called
Paul Roche
in
Aug 2016
calls me a "fascist" for opposing the Muslim Brotherhood and sharia.
He then
calls me a "Nazi prick".
In Feb 2018
it emerges that he does not know the most basic facts about the Muslim Brotherhood.
He wants my website shut down for
"defamatory" statements about the Halawas.
When asked to name one of these "defamatory" statements,
he says "Not my job".
Criticising Ibrahim Halawa, the Clonskeagh mosque and the Muslim Brotherhood
has led to me receiving an endless flood of libel and abuse,
some of which you see on this page.
It is not pleasant, but
exposing radical Islamism in Ireland is more important.
The endless abuse says nothing about me but everything about the abusers.
Good grief.
This one fits into no known category.
Should I laugh or cry?
From
politics.ie, 18 Sept 2017, 11:07 pm.
Or
here.
While some strange Christians like
Fr. Fleming
support Halawa,
his organisation (the MB) burns Christian churches,
and he himself promoted a video that says all Christians will burn in hell.
- President of Methodist Church in Ireland, Jan 2016, campaigns for Ibrahim Halawa.
"Very disappointing to hear that Ibrahim Halawa's trial has been adjourned again ...
Pray for him, his family and the Irish government, all seeking his release."
Ibrahim Halawa on
Facebook (as "ebraheem.halawa", 2 June 2013)
promotes a
deranged video
that says all Christians are going to burn in hell
"because of your worship of this (the cross)".
The video is:
"Christian Becomes Muslim through Incredible Dream"
or:
"Dream of an ex-christian who returned to Islaam".
It is from
Dhikrullah.com.
Today FM, Dec 2015, tries a Christian angle.
They are sad that Halawa is spending "Christmas" in jail.
I point out that his organisation burns Christian churches.
"Olive Bridget"
is one of the most dedicated Irish Halawa enthusiasts.
See
twitter.
"Olive Bridget" is an
enthusiastic campaigner for Halawa
with a pro-gay-marriage avatar.
You couldn't make this stuff up.
"Olive Bridget"
claims that the above Facebook page,
where Ibrahim Halawa said Christians will burn in hell,
is
"fake".
See
here
and here.
This would be important information if it is true.
But it is not true.
-
The claim is based on a
Dec 2012 post by Ibrahim
where he complains about someone doing a fake page about his father.
His complaint is not about the "ebraheem.halawa" page.
That would make no sense, since he complains on the "ebraheem.halawa" page!
- Ibrahim's sister Somaia gave the game away.
She
"liked" the video
on the "ebraheem.halawa" page
and commented on it in June 2013.
- And his other sister Fatima didn't get the memo either.
She
linked
to the "ebraheem.halawa" page
in March 2016, saying it is her brother Ibrahim.
- When I explained this to "Olive Bridget"
she blocked me
and complained to my employer.
I had thought that
Fr. Seamus Fleming,
the Catholic priest who supports the Halawas,
was just an innocent who did not understand the Halawas, sharia or the Muslim Brotherhood.
But it turns out to be more disturbing.
He knows what they are, and he likes them.
Catholic priest Fr. Seamus Fleming defends the Halawas, the Muslim Brotherhood, and sharia law.
Letter to Irish Times,
12 May 2014
(also
here).
"Like all inquisitive teenagers he and his sisters walked over to see what the riot was about."
Umm, maybe it was about
those demos you were speaking at.
- Another ludicrous letter from Fr. Seamus Fleming, 1 June 2015, spins more tall stories:
"After getting the good news of his results, he went to Cairo to inform his family there. ... There was a disturbance at the end of the street where he was living and he went down to see what it was about."
- Um, didn't you leave out the bit where he spoke on stage to 10,000 Muslim Brotherhood supporters?
Fr. Fleming
seems to like sharia because he doesn't like the gays
or other decadent behaviour.
His greeting to Muslims in Gambia in Nov 2010 says:
"I have been working with Muslims for the past fifty years. During all that time I have not encountered homosexuality, lesbianism, male or female prostitution or paedophilia. Muslim girls are modest, feminine and ladylike.
There is no exploitation of Muslim women or sexualisation of young girls.
... I have not met an unhappy Muslim woman."
He defends Iran.
He hates Israel.
- Fr. Fleming also wrote to Metro Eireann, issue dated 12-18 April 2007, in defence of Islamists and
against their critics.
His letter is not online, but there are two replies on 26 Apr 2007
here
and
here.
One says:
"I asked him what his connection was with the Clonskeagh mosque, and he told me he was studying Arabic under the Secretary General of the Muslim Council. Was he aware of the connections of Clonskeagh with the leading Muslim brotherhood figure, Yusuf al Qaradawi (apparent from Clonskeagh's website) who openly favours suicide bombings, particularly against Israelis? When I asked him if he had studied the website, he terminated the conversation."



MOHAMMEDANISM
in
vol.10 of
The Catholic Encyclopedia
(1913).
As an atheist, the above makes more sense to me than
Fr. Fleming's pro-Islamist nonsense.
It must be said that the church understood Islam better in the past.
Various people attempt to deny the evidence on my site.
When asked for detail though, they always go quiet.
Sinn Fein TD
Eoin Ó Broin
made a claim on
The Last Word, 21 Sept 2017,
that a video people say is of Ibrahim Halawa is actually of an Englishman burning his passport.
I asked him
repeatedly
to provide a link to this alleged video.
No reply.
The radical left TD
Paul Murphy
claims on
Facebook, 10 Jan 2017,
that a video supposed to be of Halawa
is actually of "a British national".
I asked him
repeatedly
to provide a link to this alleged video.
No reply.
Here
a spewer of abuse and libel called
Michael O'Connor
claims my translations of the speeches are "inaccurate".
No evidence for this is provided.
I challenged him
to provide evidence for his claim.
He responded with hot air, bluster and abuse.
But no translation emerged.
Someone called
"Grainne Abdulaziz"
claims my evidence is Photoshopped.
What a nasty little lie.
She spread the same lie on
The Journal.
See screenshot.
I replied with a
working hyperlink
to the Halawa page she claimed did not even exist.
- "Grainne Abdulaziz" may be a fake account.
Her profile
says she is a "feminist",
who attacks Western society as "patriarchal".
But she rushes to defend Muslim Brotherhood people.
Pro-Halawa feminists
do exist,
but this one sounds odd.
People on The Journal claim "Grainne" is a fake account, a pro-Islamist male troll.
Seems likely.
- Whether real or fake, this is a pro-Halawa person who hates me,
and is so desperate to deny the evidence that they came up with this ludicrous "Photoshop" theory.
Someone called
"Tariq Ibn Ziyad" on
The Journal
tries the same desperate "Photoshop" argument, May 2017.
(I wonder if
"Tariq Ibn Ziyad" is the same person as "Grainne Abdulaziz".)
This guy cannot even provide an example of what is Photoshopped.
He just says "Things can be Photoshopped"
and thinks that is an argument.
I asked him for an example of a Photoshop, or a fact wrong,
on my Halawa pages.
I will be waiting until the end of time before I get one.
A Halawa supporter on
Facebook
says: "Everything stated in that blog are false!"
When I ask for concrete examples, I get hot air claims that the MB protests were not actually MB protests.
He then comes out with this comical excuse:
"the misinformation in your page are too enormous that I don't even know where to start."
Incredibly, some confused Irish leftists think the Muslim Brotherhood guy
is some kind of "hero"
who stands for "freedom".
But if Ibrahim believes in "freedom", why did he support the Muslim Brotherhood, which believes in sharia?
Sad and comical:
UCC student magazine
Motley Magazine, 2 Sept 2015,
describes a Muslim Brotherhood radical as
"a hero of free speech and justice".
See also
Motley's hostility to Israel.
Musician
Enda Reilly
thinks Ibrahim is a "hero" who stood up for "freedom" and "democracy".
He wrote a song for him:
"Freedom Believer".
I told him the facts
about Halawa but I don't think he is interested.
Colm O'Gorman of Amnesty International (Ireland)
loves Ibrahim Halawa.
Mark O'Toole thinks Ibrahim should work for Amnesty:
"he'd be such an awesome advocate for your causes!"
Ibrahim was campaigning for a group that says gays and atheists must be killed.
I think Ibrahim Halawa fills a kind of religious need for the modern Irish SJW.
From here.
Muslim Brotherhood protest in Dublin, 17 Aug 2013.
Joined by
the left-wing
Irish "Anti-War" Movement.
Left-wing
Irish TD
Richard Boyd Barrett
spoke at this Muslim Brotherhood protest.
The IAWM has marched with Hamas, Hezbollah, the RIRA, and now the MB.
Egyptian Christians
return to pray inside their ruined church
that was burnt by the Muslim Brotherhood.
Look at those crosses!
Worn un-ironically!
I don't see the western left supporting these people do you?
That would be totally uncool.
Christian Egypt
in 600 AD
(just before Islam was invented).
Christianity is the old religion
of Egypt.
Islam is the new imperialist import.
So how come, to the western left, Egyptian Christians are uncool
and the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood is cool?
From here.
This whole affair has been a rich source of comedy.
Here are my candidates for
the gold medal for Halawa comedy.
"Ibrahim Halawa, ordinary Irish schoolboy"
Hilarious title on
Irish Times article promoting the Halawas, 8 Aug 2015.
Because most Irish schoolboys speak on stage to 10,000 Muslim Brotherhood supporters when they are on holiday.
Irish leftists
are so wacko they are now telling Irish Muslims not to criticise the Muslim Brotherhood.
Thread from 23 Sept 2017.
Yes it actually happened:
A white Irishman called an
Arab Muslim
a "racist"
for criticising an Islamist Arab Muslim.
This is not "The Onion".
This actually happened.
Return to
The Halawa case.