Islam in Ireland -
Violent Islamic extremism in Ireland
Violent Islamic extremism in Ireland
What happened with Islam in every Western country has also happened in Ireland.
Some Irish Muslims have rhetorically supported jihad abroad
(especially jihad against Israel).
Some Irish Muslims have fought for jihad abroad.
Some Irish Muslims have died for jihad abroad.
Some Irish Muslims have plotted terror in Ireland.
And finally, in
Dundalk, what looks like Ireland's first jihad attack.
And another in
Sligo.
The same pattern as in every Western country.
The Facebook group
"Islam, fastest growing religion in ireland"
promotes the Al Qaeda terrorist leader
Anwar al-Awlaki, Oct 2012.
"May Allah Accept his martyrdom".
"Ameen ya rab"
means
"Amen, oh Lord".
The group is apparently now inactive.
Pakistani Muslim stabs other Muslim
in dispute over prayers, Dublin, June 2015.
The first Islamic religious attack in Ireland.
- Irish Muslims fight for jihadi group
Liwaa al-Umma.
- Irish jihadi deaths:
- Egyptian-origin Irish Muslim
Hudhaifa ElSayed
died fighting for Liwaa al-Umma in Syria, Dec 2012.
- Libyan-origin Irish Muslim
Shamseddin Gaidan
died fighting for Liwaa al-Umma in Syria, Feb 2013.
The jihadists of
"The Victorious Party in the Land of Ash-Sham"
paid a
tribute to him, and
said he was fighting for Liwaa al-Umma.
- Jordanian-origin Irish Muslim
Alaa Ciymeh
died fighting for Liwaa al-Umma in Syria, May 2013.
His brother said he was one of the
"mujahedin martyrs who die fighting in Allah's name".
The Sunday World
said he was fighting for Liwaa al-Umma.
- Libyan-origin Irish Muslim
Hisham Habbash
died fighting in Syria, June 2013.
- Irish convert jihadi
Khalid Kelly
died fighting for ISIS in Iraq, Nov 2016.
- A lot of dangerous people are going to be coming home from Syria:
- Lisa Smith, Irish "ISIS bride".
-
John Walker Lindh,
the American captured with the Taliban in 2001,
was incredibly given Irish citizenship in 2013.
He has threatened to come to Ireland when he is freed in May 2019.
- Liwaa al-Umma,
jihadi group in Syria
founded by Irish Muslim
Mahdi al-Harati.
- This is a jihadist group, fighting for sharia, not for freedom:
- The Quilliam Foundation
describes the group as "jihadist".
They are fighting to enslave Syria under Islamic sharia law.
They say they are fighting for
"the establishment of
a righteous Islamic regime"
in Syria.
-
Mary Fitzgerald
reports on the group:
"The Facebook page for Liwa al-Ummah is a mix of battle updates, photographs of training sessions, and grainy footage of operations ... It also includes a video clip of the late Abdullah Azzam
... who provided the theological underpinning for the jihad against the Soviets ...
A message bylined by Harati contains an invitation to "join the jihad in the land of al-Sham.""
- Abdullah Azzam
of course
was the teacher and mentor of Osama bin Laden.
He inspired Al Qaeda.
He called for
global jihad against all infidels.
- Google's translation of their
"About"
page says:
"First: Jihad for the sake of God until the liberation of Syria and the elimination of the criminal tyrant and his gang. Second: Stand with the heroic Syrian people to achieve victory and
the establishment of rightly guided Islamic rule"
- Islamist fanatic
Liam Egan
supports them.
They are jihadis.
-
Sam Najjair
is an Irish Muslim jihadist who fought for
Liwaa al-Umma.
For some reason, he is
feted by the Irish media.
Irish terrorist Khalid Kelly died fighting for ISIS in 2016.
- Khalid Kelly
- HolyWars
(see site)
(2010),
sympathetic documentary
about Irish Islamist Khalid Kelly
by far leftie
Stephen Marshall.
-
Soaked with trendy
leftie moral equivalence,
it actually compares a peaceful Christian preacher to a violent Islamist jihadi.
-
Interview with Marshall, June 2010:
"Q: I had actually been planning to ask you if you'd gotten flack from the Christian community for comparing a Christian missionary to a Taliban sympathizer.
A: No, they didn't have a problem with that. They didn't even see our point that they're similar."
Yeah, apart from the killing and stuff.
- "Q: Did you see a similarity in Aaron's idea that America is God's country and Khalid's belief in a future Muslim caliphate?
A: Totally. You have these two competing visions of world orders based on religious values that were given by gods centuries ago, which are absolutely frightening.
Everybody has their own idea of a New World Order.
Even liberals in their view of a great free market system, that's a caliphate, too."
How can you begin to reply to such stupidity?
- Marshall believes, of course, that poor countries are poor not because of the
lack of economic freedom.
No, it's apparently our fault.
These countries have
"economic realities that are the end game of colonialism".
- He believes that opposition to the great Obama must be racist.
And so on.
- Why doesn't he make a film about
the
threats to peaceful Christian preachers
all over the Islamic world?
-
Khalid Kelly back in Ireland, article 31 July 2010.
-
He plans to set up a fascist group called
"Islam for Ireland"
to threaten Irish freedom.
- His new name is "Abu Osama".
He is an Irish convert to Islam,
and former male nurse
in Saudi Arabia.
He spoke at the protest outside the Belgian embassy in Dublin
in May 2010,
where he said that
he dreamt of seeing "the black flag of Islam" over Dáil Éireann.
- Metro Eireann reported in
May 2010
on an extremist called "Abu Usuma".
He is an Irish convert to Islam,
and former male nurse
in Saudi Arabia.
He spoke at the protest outside the Belgian embassy in Dublin
in May 2010,
where he
openly supported the killing of Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks.
He said:
"In Islamic jurisprudence, if anyone is capable they have an obligation to kill this man.
There were people arrested in Ireland
for [allegedly] conspiring to kill this man; they were arrested for conspiring to fulfil their duty in Islam."
- The Irish state is working to protect us from those who
threaten our freedom:
"Kelly complains he has been visited on several occasions by the security services since his return."
- The liberal, pro-Ireland Muslim
Mohammed Al Kabour writes a letter to the Irish Times, 4 Aug 2010, in response to the news about Kelly:
"As an Irish Muslim I'll say this loud and clear, I love Ireland and its people and we Irish Muslims will be the first to condemn Khalid Kelly .. and be there to stop him at each step of the way.
...
We Muslims in Ireland who respect and cherish Ireland's hard fought freedoms, democracy and security will not let this twisted man endanger this country."
-
Khalid Kelly arrested before Obama visit, May 2011.
-
He gave an interview to the Irish edition of the
Sunday Mirror, Sun 8 May 2011,
in which he seemed to threaten US President Obama (due to visit Ireland on 23 May 2011):
"President Obama will be murdered by a suicide bomber on his historic trip to
Ireland, terror suspect Khalid Kelly has warned.
...
He warned that terror squads are on standby, awaiting their orders from al-Qaeda
high control
...
He said: "We always take our guidance from al-Qaeda and are just waiting for a
message to come over the internet."
...
[He] vowed to celebrate
Obama's murder.
He said:
"Personally I would feel happy if Obama was killed. How could I not
feel happy when a big enemy of Islam is gone?"
...
Khalid even says he would assassinate the US leader himself - but fears he is
too well known to gardai.
He explained: "If he was coming next year, and I went to Afghanistan and I came
from there under a false name with no beard like
Muhammad Sadiq Khan
then I could do something. But I'm open here in Dublin.""
- As a result of these statements he was arrested on Thur 12 May.
He complains about his arrest at fellow fascist Anjem Choudary's site, 13 May 2011.
"Loud screaming and bad language ensued which is the way of the Irish kuffar taghut regime".
- Hopefully he will go back to the third world soon
and leave us to enjoy our
taghut regime in peace.
-
Khalid Kelly declines to condemn the killing of the 8 year old in the Boston bombings, Apr 2013.
-
"Three people get killed and they have a big day of remembrance.
They should remember the people they are killing.
This is a war and they should be thankful that it wasn't more.
...
Sheikh Osama Bin Laden said that until the last soldier leaves our land,
you will never enjoy one day of security. And his words are coming true now.
They are worried all the time and they should be worried.
As long as you are killing people, then you will be killed.
This is a taste of the same medicine that America is dishing out around the world."
-
He thinks homeland bombings are only to be expected:
"You have come to our homeland and are bombing and killing Muslims.
If people cannot get to the Jihad, what are they going to do?
They are going to fight the enemy where they can find them.
Whether it is right or not I don't know, but I'm telling you what is happening. And in America, where they have easy access to weapons, it's honestly surprising that it's not happening every week."
- To Islamists, crowds of families enjoying a day out are "the enemy"
who can be bombed.
Islamism has no morality, no decency and no honour.
Khalid Kelly pictured with Lee Rigby killer
Michael Adebolajo.
From
here.
Some poor guy finds himself on an airplane with Khalid Kelly.
From HolyWars.
Khalid Kelly, 23 Sept 2012, calls for the killing of the maker of the film
Innocence of Muslims.
Khalid Kelly, 31 Aug 2014, celebrates the 9/11 attacks.
He praises
"the magnificent 19".
Khalid Kelly, 8 Sept 2014, celebrates the 9/11 attacks.
His Twitter was later suspended.
Irish terrorist Khalid Kelly
claims he was beaten up by the Gardai, 2010.
From jihadi site
revolutionmuslim.com.
All lies, I am sure.
I wouldn't trust a terrorist's word on any issue.
But it is good to see that the Gardai kept a watch on dangerous people like him.
Khalid Kelly dies
- To my surprise, after 15 years of talk, Khalid Kelly actually joined the jihad.
- It shows you cannot dismiss jihad-supporters as buffoons.
Many of them go active.
- Kelly
went to Iraq to join the
genocidal child-rapists of ISIS.
Was he involved in their atrocities?
Did he rape children?
We may never know.
- In Nov 2016,
he was killed
trying to carry out an ISIS suicide attack in Iraq.
At least it wasn't on Grafton Street.
Khalid Kelly, the Irishman who joined ISIS.
Did he rape screaming Iraqi Yazidi children himself?
We may never know.
What looks like
Ireland's first Islamic terror attack
happened in Jan 2018.
A random person was killed on the street in Dundalk
by an Egyptian Muslim recently arrived in Ireland.
He told Gardai (police) he acted for Islamic State.
- The Dundalk attack, 3 Jan 2018.
- The killer is Mohamed Morei, age 20, Muslim, Egyptian.
An asylum seeker just arrived in Ireland from the UK.
- It was a classic jihad attack.
The attack was against entirely random people on the street.
- Initial evidence was vague:
- The Daily Mail
reported he was shouting "Allahu Akbar".
Also at
extra.ie.
Later reports
said he did not.
But at the trial it emerged he told police he acted for Islamic State.
- The Sun reported
that "extreme religious material" was found in his possession.
Later they changed this to "religious artefacts".
No details were ever given.
- When he first appeared in court in 2018, he was reported to have shouted:
"I'm no Muslim!"
and:
"I'm no gay!"
This was a strange one,
that indicated mental illness.
Or (more likely) poor English
or poor hearing.
- Solid evidence finally emerged 2 years later:
- It took 2 years before we heard any solid evidence.
It emerged at the trial in Dec 2019
that he claimed to be fighting for Islamic State:
"Morei shouted "I'm from Syria", banged a table and repeatedly shouted "Isis" and "Daesh" ...
The accused said, "yes" when asked if he represented Isis ...
He then said that he killed Sasaki "for God".
... when asked why he didn't like the British, Morei said: "Because I'm Isis."
He later said: "... I'm fighting for Isis, for God.""
I bet this report is inaccurate and he said "Allah" not "God".
- Despite this evidence of jihad, the Gardai said he was mentally ill,
and were dismissive of the idea this was terrorism:
They said "the accused's claims that he was part of the terrorist group Isis were "rambling" and "totally incoherent"."
Yes but Islamic State is an idea. It does not do membership cards.
It has inspired many lone maniacs.
- The court returned a verdict of
not guilty by reason of insanity.
He was committed to a secure mental hospital.
- I am unimpressed.
It looks like Ireland's first jihad attack.
Person called
"sregdab"
("badgers" backward)
suggests the Dundalk attacker
might have been angered by criticism of
Muslim Brotherhood prisoner
Ibrahim Halawa.
So the attack is Ireland's fault!
Or even
my fault personally.
No this is not a parody account.
The same person was previously
spinning hard for the Halawas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
I don't know if he/she is an Islamist or a leftist.
He/she later deleted their account.
The root cause is ... capitalism!
Apparently Glenn Fitzpatrick
is not a parody either.
(He blocked me after this.
He later deleted his account.)
Ireland's first jihad attack, Dundalk, Jan 2018.
From
The Journal, Dec 11, 2019.
Note the fake translation, where "Allah" is translated as "God".
-
The killing of two gay men in Sligo, Ireland,
by a Muslim radical, during Ramadan, in April 2022.
- The most barbaric attack on gays in Irish history.
- There were early reports the men were beheaded.
The media would not confirm this.
People must be protected from the truth.
After a year of media silence, it was revealed to be
true.
At least one victim was beheaded:
"Aidan Moffitt's body was found on the floor of his bedroom ..
His hands were tied behind his back and he had been decapitated."
- It is Ireland's first Islamic beheading.
The first of many.
- The Irish media were at first horrified by this crime, and started writing pieces about "Irish homophobia".
- As soon as a suspect, a religious Muslim, was arrested, the media went quiet.
The argument given was they did not want to prejudice the trial.
- So this incredible event in Irish history was buried by the Irish media almost as soon as it arrived.
- Here is how it works:
- Barbaric crime.
- Massive "national conversation" about the ideas allegedly behind the crime.
All sorts of people in Irish society are blamed.
- Suspect is arrested.
Suspect does not at all fit the "conversation".
The "conversation"
is in fact nonsense.
- People who 5 minutes ago were leading the "conversation"
now want everyone to shut up, saying the crime is now "sub judice".
- Everyone shuts up. Crime is memory holed.
No "conversation"
ever took place about the ideas behind the crime.
- The killer Yousef Palani:
- He has been listed as either
an Iranian Kurd
or from Iraq.
-
He was a refugee.
He came to Ireland as a child.
- He was at mosque at 1 am.
- He was "praying" when arrested by armed police at home.
- He said he was motivated by Islam:
"He described homosexuality as a "sin"
and told Gardai, "You won't find many homosexual Muslims."
He said it was "prohibited under Islam.""
- He engaged in sexual activity with some or all of the men he attacked before attacking them.
- He pleaded guilty to the murders in July 2023.
It was clear he wanted to murder many more gay people in Ireland.
- No "national conversation" ever took place.
After the Islamic beheading in Sligo,
former President
Mary McAleese
blames Christianity.
An Islamic radical killed two gay men in Ireland. He beheaded one of them. He said he did it for Islam.
Socialist TD
Ruth Coppinger
blames Irish society for the killings.
A teenage Islamic terrorist
attacked an Irish army base in Galway on 15 Aug 2024,
stabbing an army chaplain.
- The first totally unequivocal Islamic terrorist attack in Ireland.
- An Islamic terrorist attack on a Catholic priest.
- Report,
Irish Independent, 17 Aug 2024.
"Gardai have established that a 16 year old boy who stabbed an army chaplain had been reposting propaganda from Islamic terrorist organisations after being radicalised online. ... Gardai are aware that the boy had been reposting disturbing material from terrorist groups affiliated with organisations such as ISIS and al Qaeda in recent months, a source told the Irish Independent."
- Report,
Extra.ie, 17 Aug 2024:
"what Gardai believe at this stage is that this young man had recently converted to Islam".
- The first
totally unequivocal Islamic terrorist attack in Ireland.
And no "national conversation" took place.
- Irish Times analysis of the attack, by Conor Lally, 17 Aug 2024.
Mentions the "far right" multiple times.
Fails to mention Islam even once.
- For the 10 days after the attack, 15 to 25 Aug 2024, I studied the feeds of the following three people:
- The Taoiseach
never mentioned the ideology behind the attack.
- The Tanaiste
never mentioned the ideology behind the attack.
- The President
never mentioned the ideology behind the attack.
- In the media, no "national conversation" took place.
