Category: Prison Jihad

Two guards at a French prison in Corsica have been attacked and seriously injured by a radicalized inmate, a local prosecutor and a prison union said. The perpetrator reportedly shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ while attacking the guards.

Not jihad slaughter. Not sharia-based savagery. Not the murder of our soldiers and citizens. Anti-Muslim bias, that’s what keeps these savages locked up. Thank you, President Trump.

Federal prosecutors say the man who was convicted of setting off a bomb in Manhattan that injured 30 people last year has been attempting to radicalize fellow jail inmates.

Just released from federal prison after serving the better part of a decade behind bars for allegiances made with jihadi fighters in Somalia in 2009, convicted terrorist Mohamed Ibrahim Ahmed is now alleged to be providing support to the terrorist organization typically referred to as ISIS while in Beaumont, prosecutors contend in new charges unsealed in court this past week.

Since when is “disrespect” indictable in the United States? How is this a news story?

The infamous “underwear bomber” who nearly killed 289 people on an Amsterdam-to-Detroit flight on Christmas Day 2009 has filed a lawsuit over his treatment in prison.

Lee Rigby’s killer is suing for £25,000 after claiming his treatment in prison was a “gross affront to his personal dignity”, court papers reveal.

The FBI arrested a Henrico man, and alleged supporter of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), on gun charges weeks after he was released from state prison.

“He was voicing extreme views. He said ‘only white people should die’ and ‘This is for Allah’ as he did it.”

It follows fears prison is becoming a training ground for home grown jihadis after claims Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood was groomed for jihad behind bars.

Demographic jihad is not just occurring in our countries because of the Muslim immigrants allowed so heedlessly into the West, nor because, once in our countries, Muslims tend to have far more children than do non-Muslims. There is also the phenomenon of conversion. And one of the most fertile places for such conversion-to-Islam efforts are our prisons.

Devout Muslim Michael Adebolajo, 31, has been described by an insider as “violent, unpredictable and a major danger to other prisoners.”

UNREST is growing inside two of Victoria’s maximum-security jails over Muslims being given taxpayer-funded microwave ovens in their cells during the period of Ramadan.

What did they think these devout savages would do? Give out flowers and peace hugs at the airport, a la Hare Krishna?

What about the human rights of the prison staff he was threatening to behead?

“Power to Islam!” “The truth shall set you free!” and “Allahu Akbar!” Piazza can feel the ­tension rising; you’d have to be made of granite not to. He doesn’t want the inmates too riled up – it creates problems for staff later in the day.

Another prison hatched jihadi. The violent, broken and disenfranchised are easy prey for imams and Muslim gangs who intimidate and harass inmates to convert to Islam. And while priests and rabbis make perfunctory visits to attend their incarcerated flock, imams, on the other had, come twice or thrice weekly and institute dawah programs, activities and smuggle contraband in order to actively recruit to Islam.

25 years of prison dawah.

Acts of war, — jihad attacks — should get the death penalty or at the least life at Gitmo. The idea that these Islamic attacks can be pleas bargained is madness. jihad terrorists aget three hot halals, Qurans and prayer meetings with co-religioniists where they ‘radicalize’, incite, and plot future attacks.

I gave a lengthy interview with Radio Sputnik World Service, Moscow.

Jihad terror organizations such as al-Qaida and ISIS never forget their members. To them, going to prison is part of the pathway to paradise. Both groups’ leaders, Ayman al-Zawahri and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, spent considerable periods of time locked up. It did nothing to diminish their zeal, but rather, fueled their fervor. Often, as in their cases, what comes out of prison is worse than what went in.