June 20, 2012, - 4:00 pm
UK Sun, Telegraph Attack Schlussel for Exposing Boy Band Jihad; Fraud Zuhdi Jasser Defends Jihad
UK’s The Sun (one of the most unreliable newspapers on the planet–and that’s saying a lot since it’s a newspaper to begin with) and The Daily Telegraph are both upset that I wrote about Zayn Malik, the Muslim member of the boy band, “One Direction,” who is using his position of influence for jihad, for proselytizing Islam to young girls. Muslims, who’ve been sending me death threats and the most vile anti-Semitic attacks, don’t like me telling the truth either. Neither do Malik’s “classy” parents, who’ve sent me obscenity-laden tweets on Twitter and One Direction’s low-class, young female fans who have sewers for mouths. And you know who agrees with them that Malik’s jihad is acceptable and praiseworthy? The phony “moderate” Muslim Mohammed Zuhdi Jasser a/k/a “M. Zuhdi Jasser,” the man who is constantly pimped on us by FOX News, Frank Gaffney, Daniel Pipes, and the Clarion Foundation–none of whom will publicly admit that Islam is a threat–as a good man. I guess they overlooked the fact that Jasser of Arabia claims most Muslims are peaceful because they don’t attend mosques (one has nothing to do with the other) and who pimped the world on the “virtues” of Muslim democracy, including in Egypt. Or that he defended the extremist Minneapolis-area imam who recruited young Somalian Muslims to become homicide bombers. I’ve already told you what a fake Jasser is and how he constantly gives a nod and a wink to jihad.
Mohammed Z. Jasser Praises One Direction Singer Zayn Malik’s Jihad of Proselytizing Islam to Your Kids
As you read this, note that The Sun refuses to even mention my main concern with Malik–that he’s proselytizing Islam and Islamic conversion to young girls and implying they could date him if they convert. And The Telegraph lies about what Malik said on Twitter. As I noted, he re-tweeted an Islamic extremist account’s tweet, then tweeted in Arabic that there is no god but allah and that Mohammed is his only prophet–a dig to all other religions. And after that he tweeted that he doesn’t have a girlfriend, implying that his stupid young female fans have a chance to fill that slot if they engage in Islamic practices. Mohammed Zuhdi Jasser thinks that’s okay. Oh, and by the way, let’s hear it for The Sun’s “objective” journalism, with Pete Samson–who is supposed to be reporting, not writing an opinion piece or commentary–declaring in the stories first sentence that my post on Malik is “outrageous.” HAMAS CAIR’ll tip ya later, Pete. Figures, since he lives and works in the United Kingdom of Islamistan, where all of the media is basically Al-Jazeera with an English accent. Neither paper links to my post because they don’t want their readers to read what I actually wrote and why this Malik character and his band are so dangerous to the world’s young daughters.
From The Sun:
1D’s Zayn branded a ‘pimp’ for Islam
By PETE SAMSON
Published: Today at 01:28ONE Direction star Zayn Malik has been accused of “enticing jihad” and “pimping Islam” to young female fans in an outrageous online attack.
Right wing blogger Debbie Schlussel warned parents to “keep their daughters away” from the British boyband, currently on a sell-out US tour.
The American claimed Zayn, 19, had posted tweets for fans about Ramadan and Allah.
She ranted: “The scary thing is that millions of girls in America and around the world are infatuated with the members of One Direction, including Malik.
“He knows the power he has over these mindless girls and is using that influence to preach the Islamic faith. It’s dangerous.”
She even blasted Zayn for wearing a keffiyeh — a cotton scarf — which she called “official garb of Islamic terrorism”.
Schlussel ended the blog with: “Keep your daughters away from Zayn Malik’s enticing jihad.
“With the boy band One Direction, it’s all about pimping Islam amid the deceptive visage of angelic, effeminate boys in a band.
“Yup, for them there is definitely One Direction: facing Mecca.”
But US Muslim campaigner Zuhdi Jasser rejected her wild claims about Zayn.
He said: “All the power to him to be respectful to his faith.”
US screenwriter Wajahat Ali added: ”What we have seen in the last 10 years is that you can be an artist who is Muslim and can be practicing and doing art that is inspired by your beliefs, but does not have to be overtly Islamic or using religious language.
“A guy like Zayn Malik can really help open those minds and convey that as a generation we are moving ahead.”
HUH? How is preaching that the only god is allah and that Mohammed is his only prophet, “not” being overtly Islamic or using religious language? It’s in fact very overt, which is why the “screenwriter” and the phony Jasser like him. “Open minds”? Uh, that’s code for proselytize for Islam. They clearly know he’s pimping Islam on the world’s young girls. And they give that the halal seal of approval.
From The Daily Telegraph:
One Direction singer Muslim Zayn Malik ‘enticing jihad’ and a ‘pimp for Islam’ by US right-wing blogger Debbie Schlussel
The Daily Telegraph, June 20, 2012 7:15PM
A SINGER of boy band sensations One Direction has been accused of “enticing jihad” and “pimping Islam in an online attack.
Zayn Malik, a Muslim who has a Pakistani father and an English mother, has been accused of “enticing jihad” and “pimping Islam” to young female fans in an online attack.
Right wing blogger Debbie Schlussel, an attorney and political commentator, warned parents to “keep their daughters away” from the British Irish boyband, currently on a sell-out US tour, The Sun’s website reported.
The American claimed Zayn, 19, had posted tweets for fans about Ramadan and Allah. In June 2012, Malik tweeted, “La ila ha ill lalla ho muhammed door rasoolalah”, which is a common declaration of faith among Muslims meaning: “There is no god but God and Mohammad is the prophet of God.”
Schlussel ranted: “He knows the power he has over these mindless girls and is using that influence to preach the Islamic faith. It’s dangerous.”
She even blasted Zayn for wearing a keffiyeh, a cotton scarf, which she called “official garb of Islamic terrorism”.
But US Muslim campaigner Zuhdi Jasser rejected her claims about Zayn.
“All the power to him to be respectful to his faith,” he said.
Yup, all the power to him in his jihad. That’s the real Mohammed Zuhdi Jasser. Don’t be fooled by his attempts to hide his first name or his real views on Islam. He’s already slipped up repeatedly, like when he called Israel, “the occupied territories.”
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Why is it that this pop star is the only one who is trying to convert his fans to his religion, according to your logic. I saw Justin Bieber the other day and he wore a necklace with a large cross on the end. Does this mean he is preaching to his huge fanbase – probably as large as Zayn Malik’s fanbase, if not larger – of ‘mindless girls’ to convert to Christianity? Is he pimping Christianity to the ‘stupid girls’ you speak of, just as Zayn Malik is doing with Islam? How can this young 19 year-old boy be the only one targeted when so many celebrities express their values and beliefs through social networking. He is simply exercising his freedom of speech that we are granted in modern society today. Yes, he may have made the statement on Twitter that he believes Allah is the only God, but not once did he ever provide the idea that any of his fans should take on this belief of his, or support him whatsoever. There has never been any evidence documenting Malik’s desire to influence his fans to agree with him, as you claim. He was simply stating what was on his mind, as is the purpose of Twitter and other websites such as this. This is an illogical argument with hardly any evidence to back it up. It’s just your way of projecting your racism and pure dislike for this religion on one innocent teenager who has risen above and proven that it is possible for all kinds of people to be successful.
Sana on June 23, 2012 at 4:06 pm