"Before he committed suicide in the 2005 subway bombings in London, Mohammed
Siddique Khan made a home video of himself bidding farewell to his young
daughter telling her to take care of her mother," ABC News reports:

In the video, which was shown to jurors in a United Kingdom
courtroom earlier today, the terror ringleader is seen
cradling his baby girl, whispering to her that he is going
to fight jihad "for the sake of Islam." . . .

Khan is heard saying that he is sorry that he will miss out
on seeing his daughter learn to walk. "I love you to bits,"
he says.

"I love you to bits"? Hey, a terrorist with a sense of humor.

Given the threats made by Malysian Islamists , if Avram Grant (Chelsea
football coach) and defender Tal Ben Haim are granted a visa why does
Chelsea bother playing there?
It will be Malysian sports fans' loss.

Muslim activists warn they will stage demonstrations if Kuala Lumpur
government goes through with plan to issue visas for Israeli coach, defender
of British Premier League group

Associated Press Published: 04.27.08, 19:30 / Israel Culture

Malaysia's government will allow Chelsea coach Avram Grant and defender Tal
Ben Haim to enter the country for a preseason tour in July despite a policy
of not issuing visas to Israelis.

Home Minister Syed Hamid Albar said Sunday that immigration authorities will
not bar the English Premier League club's representatives from visiting for
a friendly against a select Malaysian team in Kuala Lumpur on July 29.

Malaysia, which is predominantly Muslim, has no diplomatic ties with Israel
and Israeli citizens require special permission to visit.

Islamic fundamentalists have threatened Jemima Khan with death for
supporting a Muslim think-tank which preaches religious tolerance.

Mrs Khan is a patron of the Quilliam Foundation, recently set up by two
reformed members of the outlawed extremist organisation Hizb ut Tahrir.

The organisation has received death threats by phone and email for all
involved - one has even referred to Mrs Khan by name, it is believed.

Meanwhile, comments on fundamentalist websites have condemned the
34-year-old's decision to get involved with the group.

At the think-tank's launch yesterday, Mrs Khan admitted that since the
threats she had been "a little wobbly" about voicing her support for the
foundation.

But she added: "If there was no response from the dark side, then we would
be failing."

The organisation was set up by Maajid Nawaz, 30, a former extremist who
spent four years as a political prisoner in Egypt.

It is named after William Quilliam, a 19th century Liverpudlian who
converted to Islam, and says it aims to reflect mainstream, moderate,
British Muslim opinion.

April 21, 2008 - 8:43PM

An Indonesian court has declared Jemaah Islamiah a "forbidden corporation"
for the first time, in a move analysts say will have huge implications for
the fight against terrorism.

South Jakarta District Court today found the lethal regional terror network
guilty of being an organisation that permits terrorism.

It made the declaration as it found head of the group's military wing Abu
Dujana "officially and convincingly" guilty of terrorism charges and jailed
him for 15 years.

The acting head of the terror network Zarkasih is being sentenced latter
today.

"JI, as a corporation which one of the caretakers is the defendant, has been
declared a forbidden corporation," Chief Judge Wahjono said.

The "caretaker", Dujana, 37, was convicted of possessing and hiding
ammunition and explosives with the intention of committing terrorism.

He was also found guilty of giving money to and hiding perpetrators of
terrorism, including Bali bombings mastermind Noordin M Top.

The original jpg's have all been reposted, plus some new ones, about 200 in
all. Add a few of your own if you got 'em!

Evidences That Ellen G. White Was Used by God
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The Timeliness of the Messages
The Practical Nature of the Messages

"Now we exhort you, brethren, warn them that are unruly, comfort the
feebleminded, support the weak, be patient toward all men. See that none
render evil for evil unto any man; but ever follow that which is good, both
among yourselves, and to all men. Rejoice evermore. Pray without ceasing. In
every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus
concerning you. Quench not the Spirit. Despise not prophesyings. Prove all
things; hold fast that which is good. Abstain from all appearance of evil.
And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole
spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord
Jesus Christ. Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it" (1
Thess. 5:14-24).

MUSLIM AND MORMON BOTH GET THE HOLLY BOOK FROM LUCIFER THE PRINCE OF
DARKNESS TO DESTROY GOD'S TEN COMMANDMENT AND ANTICHRIST.
Modern Mohammedanism has its Mecca at Salt Lake... Clearly the Koran was
Joseph Smith's model, so closely followed as to exclude even the poor
pretension of originality in his foul 'revelations.' " (The Women of
Mormonism, Frances E. Willard, 1882, Introduction, p. xvi)
a.. "The student of Mormonism will be struck with the similarity of
experience and claims of Joseph Smith and Mohammed." (The Rocky Mountain
Saints, T. B. H. Stenhouse 1873, p 2)
a.. "even though we, or an angel from heaven, should preach to you a gospel
contrary to that which we have preached to you, let him be accursed" Gal 1:8

Muhammad and the angel Gabriel
Mormons and Muslims share much in their religion!

Smith and the angel Moroni

Islamic And Mormonism Similarities

Similarities between Joseph Smith and Muhammad:

1.. The followers of Muhammad and Joseph Smith both killed innocent
"infidel" on the same date of 9/11. On September 11, 1857, Mormon militia
massacred about 140 men, women and children under the authority...

Dirk Anderson
Dirk was an Adventist of a conservative bent. Wanting to defend Ellen White
against criticism he felt to be unjust, he registered the domain
ellenwhite.org. Then, after doing some research and becoming convinced that
the critics had a case, he turned his apologetic web site into one critical
of Ellen G. White. Today his site is one of the more prominent ones on the
internet.

Dialogue #1: Same Dress, Slightly Modified
Our first occasion to contact Dirk was on May 4, 2002. We had discovered a
discrepancy in a book that can be downloaded from his web site, and wanted
to alert him to the problem. In that book Dudley Canright, who turned
against Ellen White in the 1880's, criticized Ellen White for advocating the
"same dress" "slightly modified" in 1864 that she had condemned the year
before. Yet the very sources Dudley quoted from said that the dress
condemned reached "about halfway from the hip to the knee," while the dress
advocated went to "about nine inches from the floor." How anyone could
honestly say that two such dresses were "the same," "slightly modified" is
beyond us.

When it comes to avoiding a ban for speeding, the courts hear every excuse
in the book.

But yesterday one motorist offered what must be a unique reason why he
should keep his licence.

Mohammed Anwar said a ban would make it difficult to commute between his two
wives and fulfil his matrimonial duties.

His lawyer told a Scottish court the Muslim restaurant owner has one wife in
Motherwell and another in Glasgow - he is allowed up to four under his
religion - and sleeps with them on alternate nights.

He also needed his driving licence to run his restaurant in Falkirk,
Stirlingshire.

Airdrie Sheriff Court had heard that Anwar was caught driving at 64mph in a
30mph zone in Glasgow, fast enough to qualify for instant disqualification.

Anwar admitted the offence, but Sheriff John C. Morris accepted his plea not
to be banned and allowed him to keep his licence.

Instead, he was fined £200 and given six penalty points.

Lorna Jackson, from the road safety charity Brake, called the decision
"astonishing".

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eeeew! Computer generated voice? Got anything read by a human? I forget
the url - but there was a podcast reading of the Qu'ran at one time.

Terrell