maahslime ACCUSED OF BEHEADING 2 CHRISTIANS IN U.S.

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MUSLIM ACCUSED OF BEHEADING 2 CHRISTIANS IN U.S.

Torture, persecution of faithful no longer reserved for Islamic nations

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Authorities in New Jersey allege a Muslim man beheaded two Coptic Christians, burying their bodies and heads and hands in separate graves near Philadelphia, bringing the horror of the persecution of Christians in Islamic nations to the United States.

According to New York’s WABC-TV, the Muslim was identified as Yusuf Ibrahim, 28. He was taken into custody after the bodies were found.

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The report said investigators alleged Ibrahim killed the victims then severed their heads and hands, and buried the remains in the back yard of a home in Buena Vista, N.J.

The report said the victims were from the Coptic Christian community in the area. One of the victims had come from Egypt not many years ago.

While the report said police did not indicate a motive, friends of the victims wondered if it was something to do with religion.

WABC reporter Jeff Pegues wrote: “To members of the close knit Coptic Orthodox church the pain is real.”

“It’s a shock, something like this doesn’t happen to people like that,” one resident told him.

The report said police described the suspect as “ruthless” and “calculating” and said he belongs behind bars.

Pamela Geller, who blogs about Islam at Atlas Shrugs, said it “appear have been a ritual killing, religious in nature.”

“The victims were Coptic Christians and the murderer was Muslim (and we are painfully aware of the status and treatment of Coptic Christians under Muslim rule in Egypt),” she wrote.

“The killing evokes this passage in the Quran: ‘When thy Lord was revealing to the angels, ‘I am with you; so confirm the believers. I shall cast into the unbelievers’ hearts terror; so smite above the necks, and smite every finger of them!” – Quran 8:12.”

Samy Hohareb, a friend of the victims, said, “I leave it for the police and the investigation.”

The New York Daily News reported Ibrahim was nabbed by detectives on Sunday after the bodies were found.

Authorities said the suspect was found driving a white Mercedes Benz that belonged to one of the victims.

Ibrahim was being held at the Atlantic County jail on charges of murder and desecration of human remains.

WND reported in September a jihadi writer who has praised the murderer of a Dutch filmmaker suggested beheading as a way of curbing criticism of Islam. The report came from the

Muhib Ru’yat al-Rahman, a senior writer of a leading jihadi forum called Shumoukh al-Islam, suggested that Muslims living in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the U.S. kill Westerners who criticize Islam and display their decapitated heads along roads, according to the Jihad and Terrorism Threat Monitor, a unit of the Middle East Media Research Center.

“While expressing respect for those calling to boycott European and American products over the release of the film ‘Innocence of Muslims,’ which negatively depicts Muhammad, Muhib insists that the best way to deter people from insulting Muhammad and his wives is to implement his proposal,” the  report said.

The writer praised Dutch-Moroccan Muslim Muhammad Bouyeri, who killed Dutch film-maker Theo Van Gogh in 2004 over the production of “Submission,” a film criticizing Islam’s treatment of women. Dozens of forum members praised the post, expressing their agreement with the writer’s suggestions, the report said.

Geller summarized the report: “More tolerance and respect from savages demanding tolerance, respect and submission.”

She has waged a battle in New York, Washington and other cities to post a pro-Israel ad after numerous pro-Palestinian ads already have appeared.

WND also previously confirmed a Sky News Arabia report of the crucifixion of dissidents in Egypt.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/02/muslim-accused-of-beheading-2-christians-in-u-s/#RoRDv2XOIV7KlZ6g.99 

'I LOOKED FOR HIM BUT GOD MUST HAVE BEEN ON HOLIDAY'

Sunday, August 12, 2012

Holocaust deniers are complicit in mass genocide. "More humans were killed at Treblinka in 1942 than at any other place in the history of mankind." Islamic Iran is working on a nuclear weapons program that will make these numbers look ............ small.

Part 1/7 - Interview with a nazi ss officer - franz suchomel - Discussion of treblinka gas chambers

 

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A rare interview with nazi ss officer franz suchomel (Capitalization purposely unused), discussing his experience as an ss officer at treblinka concentration camp August 1942 - October 1943, thereafter sobibor. trieste 1944.
Sentenced to 6 years in 1965. Released in 1969.

suchomel was unaware that the interview was being remotely videotaped by the interviewer Claude Lanzmann's assistants in the Volkswagen bus shown at the beginning of Part 1 of the video.

Click on my profile to view the other 6 parts of the interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NpF3jGmKOM

Interview with a Nazi SS officer - Franz Suchomel, guard at the Treblinka gas chambers (watch all seven parts here. You MUST watch it.)

'I looked for him but God must have been on holiday': Last living survivors of Treblinka death camp speak of unimaginable horrors

Kalman Tagiman and Samuel Willenberg were both 19 years old when they were forced by the Nazis to assist in the mass murder of men, women and children at the notorious death camp.



The last living survivors of Nazi death camp Treblinka have spoken about the excruciating torment they suffered during World War II.

Kalman Tagiman and Samuel Willenberg were both 19 years old when they arrived at the camp, where they were forced to assist in the mass murder of men, women and children.

For Samuel, now 89, it is one particular memory which haunts him to this day, 70 years later.

Samuel was sifting through the belongings of another trainload of doomed innocents, this time coming from his home town, when he made a discovery so horrific he fell to the floor.

A young girl’s coat, and a pleated blue skirt, lying on top of a pile of clothes, just before the entrance to the gas chambers. The coat and skirt belonged to his two younger sisters.

The Treblinka 'death factory' was located in occupied Poland but was destroyed by the Nazis at the end of the war as they tried to cover their tracks.

Less than 70 Treblinka prisoners survived the war – they were a small part of the slave-labour prisoners who attacked guards and escaped the camp.

It is estimated that between 800.000 and 1.2million prisoners were taken to Treblinka. Prisoners arriving had only had one per cent chance of surviving the first three hours.

Due to the lack of physical evidence it is sometimes called 'the forgotten camp', and with only two survivors still alive to tell their stories it may soon be.

Which is why, despite his advancing age and unbearably painful memories, Samuel has vowed to spend his remaining years bearing witness to the terrible crimes committed there.

Speaking about the moment he realised his two sisters were among the latest victims, in a BBC documentary airing on Monday, Samuel, now living in Israel, remembers: 'It was the worst day of my life. Even now it makes me cry.'

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'One morning a transport arrived. We ran in. There was a new system to remove clothes immediately, jackets, trousers, a production line. Suddenly I looked down. My sisters’ clothes.

'I recognised Tamara’s coat - it was too small for her so my mother had lengthened the sleeves with bright green material. And my other sister’s skirt, navy with blue stripes... as if one was hugging the other. I immediately knew where they were, what had happened.'

Death factory: At its peak the facility, hidden in the forests 60 miles northeast of Warsaw, was murdering a staggering 15,000 Jews a day

A minority of the prisoners were spared the chambers. Strong, young men were spared to assist their Nazi torturers at Treblinka which, at its peak, was killing 15,000 Jews a day.

Ten gas chambers worked simultaneously and the camp’s commander Franz Stangl would proudly recall how he could 'process' an entire train between his breakfast at 7am and lunch at midday - an average of 6,000 Jews.

In fact, only 67 people are known to have survived the camp, fleeing in a brazen revolt in the summer of 1943 shortly before Treblinka was destroyed.

Kalman Taigman arrived at the camp with his mother after being rounded up along with thousands of other Jews in the Warsaw ghetto and transported to the camp hidden in the forests 60 miles northeast of Warsaw.

The only other living link to the 'forgotten' death camp, also now living in Israel, Kalman is also tormented by unimaginably painful memories of what went on there.

Remembering the day he arrived in July 1942, he says: 'I held tight onto mother’s hand as we were herded out of the wagons. The Germans were hitting people, shooting people.

'They sent us to a place where there was an iron door. I came to the door with my mother together, but they said women to the left, and men to the right. I didn’t want to let her go.

'Then I got something in my head from a German and I fell down. When I stood up I could see her being moved on, it was the last time I ever saw her. She was taken straight to the gas chambers.”

Teenage memories: Kalman Taigman was 19 years old when he arrived at Treblinka

Samuel, too, remembers being herded off the cattle cars at Treblinka in October 1942, and how a chance encounter saved him from being killed along with all the others.

'They stopped the train and the whole crowd got out. Suddenly I recognised a familar face. He asked, "Where are you from?" I answered, "Czestochowa". He said, "Tell them you’re a bricklayer" and he disappeared.

'A second later an SS guard arrived. "Where is the bricklayer?" I pointed to myself. I got a kick in the bum and sent to the barracks. And then there was silence.'

The days of slavery at Treblinka were filled with never-ending horrors. When forced to sort victims belongings, the men often found newborn babies amongst the piles which the Nazis would take and burn alive in fire-filled pits.

Those too ill or weak to continue to the gas chambers, as well as injured and unaccompanied children, were taken into the so-called ‘Field Hospital’ - a wooden building with a Red Cross flag flying outside. Once inside, they would be shot through the neck and thrown into mass graves.

'There was death, just death,' says Samuel. 'God must have been on holiday. I looked for Him, but there was only beautiful Polish sky.'

Treblinka opened on July 23, 1942 and consisted of two camps - Treblinka I and Treblinka II.

Most of those who perished at the hands of the Nazis at Treblinka II were Jewish but there was also a minority of Romani.

Treblinka I was a forced labour camp, where more than 20,000 prisoners died from execution, exhaustion or maltreatment.

The camp was dismantled and a farmhouse was built in its place in an attempt to hide any evidence of genocide but the remotely located land is now a memorial.

Women were sent to the gas chambers after the men, so that their hair could be harvested and sold.

Samuel remembers a young woman from Warsaw who knew exactly what was about to happen.

One-way journey: Jews being loaded onto cattle-truck-style trains that would roll virtually straight into the gas chambers of Treblinka in occupied Poland

He remembers: 'She was about 19, maybe younger. I remember her name to this day. Ruth Dorfmann. I cut her hair, then she asked me how long it would last. I said ten minutes. She looked back and said farewell. She was really saying farewell to the whole world.

'Then we heard the sound of the tank engine, and that’s how it ended.'

More humans were killed at Treblinka in 1942 than at any other place in the history of mankind.

Please go and read the whole thing here.

Posted by Pamela Geller on Sunday, August 12, 2012 at 03:20 PM in Jew Hatred: Modern Argument to Age Old Hate

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