ISLAMOCOPIA FRIDAY: What’s New in the Religion of Peace
29th December 2017
Muslim student who wished someone a merry Christmas says he was beaten so hard he ‘thought he was going to die’
Gunmen Attack Cairo Church, Killing at Least 8
Two men charged with plotting Christmas terror attack
Document Given to U.K. Allegedly Confirms Brotherhood’s Terror Link
Shia Muslims visit Nigerian churches to celebrate Christmas with Christians
Pakistani woman ‘gang raped on orders of village council’ after marrying man of her choice
Kabul suicide bombing: Isis claims responsibility for terror attack on Shia cultural centre killing 40 people
St Petersburg supermarket bombing was a terrorist act, says Vladimir Putin
Kabul explosion: At least 41 dead in bomb attack on Shia cultural centre
Islamic State Claims Deadly Blast at Afghan Shiite Center
Stabbed to Death in the Drugstore by a Culture-Enricher
“Swedish” Terrorist Arrested in Rotterdam
Truck Jihad Plot Foiled in Germany
CBS Ignores Egyptian Man’s Shooting at Cops in Pennsylvania’s Capital
Vienna: Silent Night, Violent Night
Bigoted Bedfellows: American Islamist Groups AMP and CAIR
Rethinking “Radicalization”: Dutch Researcher Discusses What Makes a Homegrown Terrorist
Mo Farah targeted with racist abuse after wishing his Instagram followers a Merry Christmas
Stabbing murder at restaurant planning to open for homeless on Christmas Day
Danes Tighten Border Controls With Germany
Israeli Players Banned from World Chess Championship in Saudi Arabia
Christians gather to celebrate Christmas in Mosul church for first time since Isis driven out
France Deploys 97,000 Security Personnel To Keep Christmas Safe
Armed guards posted at Christmas church services in majority Muslim countries
Pennsylvania police shootings were ‘terror attack,’ DHS says
Congressional Candidate Tied to Pakistani Terror Group
FBI Thwarts Christmas Terror Attack From ISIS Sympathizer
Another Day, Another Rape in the Shisha Bar
Christmas Market in Bonn Evacuated
‘Isis supporter’ arrested for plotting Christmas bombing of San Francisco