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Anti-Shia Hatred Like This is Anti-Muslim Hatred & Cannot be Accepted

January 21, 2017 Article

Anti-Shia bigotry and hatred like this is unacceptable, yet when it comes from UK residents, it is even more troubling and especially when young men like this truly believe that they can dehumanise others who call themselves Muslims. ‘Takfirism’ like this is deeply troubling and raises to mind many more questions as to where this young person has picked up this ideology. It is ideology that is not accepted by the vast number of Sunni Muslims though it is being fomented on the back of Saudi and Iranian political tensions and further exacerbated by the civil war in Syria and we have previously documented spikes in anti-Shia hate incidents in the UK, which correlated on the back of the Syrian civil war.

However, we wanted to raise this case to send out a clear message that anti-Shia hatred is not only unacceptable, it needs to be challenged and called out. For far too long, these issues have been left and people have decided not to challenge them.

The comments by the Twitter user @ZaynHasani even shows him pinning anti-Shia comments to his Twitter account. Assuming the picture he has posted is Mr Hasani, how could such a young man be influenced by such comments of hatred against members of the Shia Muslim communities. His hatred against women also comes through in one of the tweets below and we are concerned by this rhetoric and the extremely polarised views that this person is showing.

If you come across anti-Shia comments that are emanating from the United Kingdom, please do report them into us at Tell MAMA, info@tellmamauk.org. This also goes for anti-Sunni and anti-Ahmaddiya comments.

 

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Categories: @Zaynhasani, Anti-Shia, Manchester, News

Tags: anti-Muslim, bigotry, Islamophobia, Twitter

WATCH: What We Have Achieved in 2016 Through Tell MAMA

January 9, 2017 Article

This video highlights the achievements of Tell MAMA in 2016 and includes:

  • The number of people assisted in the project,
  • The amount of material removed that infringed the terms and conditions of social media platforms,
  • The number of press sources that actively used our information within the Tell MAMA national project,
  • The number of police forces we worked with and which continue to rise,
  • The number of people we reached through our online efforts.

We hope that you may continue to support the work that has been undertaken in the Tell MAMA project and collectively, we can tackle hatred, intolerance and prejudice.

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Categories: 2016, achievements, anti-Muslim hatred, arrests, News, outcomes, results, social media content

Tags: Islamophobia, TELL MAMA

Former Porn Star Jenna Jameson’s Rants on Muslims and Islam

January 5, 2017 Article

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Jenna Jameson has built a following through her work in the porn industry in the United States and has over 650,000 Twitter followers apart from other social media reach outlets. Known in the porn industry and a household name to many men watching their TV screens late at night whilst their partners were asleep, Jameson remains someone who has influence through her marketability and through her brand.

Yesterday though, she took to the Twitter airwaves to show a mindset that is polarised in opinions about Muslims. She promoted the classic anti-Muslim rhetoric and ideology of ‘Islamic taqiyya’ that we have highlighted before on this site. She also conflated the Islamic State’s ‘End of Days’ rhetoric with peaceful Muslims living their lives across the globe, showing how skewed her thinking has become. 

In one of her tweets Jameson signs of with:

“I’m sorry you follow an ideology that promotes child rape, female genital mutilation, butchering non-believers and polygamy.”

Anti-Muslim bigotry is promoted widely through the comments and statements of well-known individuals as some people who follow or connect with them may have a tendency to believe what they are saying because of a form of reverence to these ‘stars’ – whether in the film industry or, dare we say it, the porn industry. Jameson is a classic example of someone who believes in ‘them and us’. Sadly, she conflates ‘them’ with all Muslims and not with cults like IS who have also murdered tens of thousands of Muslims in their wake.

Why do you shift the spotlight? There aren't angry mobs of Jews raping women in Germany… NOOOO it's muslims! Wake the hell up! https://t.co/n3QAyGeRMg

— Jenna Jameson (@jennajameson) January 4, 2017

That is completely wrong! Islam teaches that war with the Jews will bring on the end of times… which is what they want. https://t.co/dFumJa12Tb

— Jenna Jameson (@jennajameson) January 4, 2017

Want to learn the shifty ways of Islamic taqiyya? Watch this https://t.co/08nRm7bpHw

— Jenna Jameson (@jennajameson) January 4, 2017

I'm sorry you follow an ideology that promotes child rape, female genital mutilation, butchering non believers and polygamy #kbye https://t.co/2eStBj8yRZ

— Jenna Jameson (@jennajameson) January 4, 2017

Killed in turkey…. such a shame pic.twitter.com/roM1fuPaU8

— Jenna Jameson (@jennajameson) January 3, 2017

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Categories: Jenna Jameson, News, Porn Star, US

Tags: anti-Muslim bigotry, IS, Islamophobia, Muslims

Stop Arabic From Becoming the Language of Fear

December 30, 2016 Article

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By Hannah Leach @ehlleach
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It must be said we live in the midst of turbulent times. As forced displacement figures reach all time highs, a distinctly anti-immigrant wave of right-wing populism surges forth to meet it, with big “wins” being witnessed across the leadership board in the Western sphere. Whether the candidacy of figureheads such as Farage and Trump are manifestations of popular sentiment or they managed to successfully exploit times of uncertainty for political gain is another question, but the narrative they promote reaches far and wide into our everyday happenings like a fiendishly twisty ideological octopus.

The point being: the world is becoming paranoid, and the siren of fear, so purposefully manipulated by such politicians, media and other like-minded opportunists, is beginning to deafen us to the point where, apparently, well-grounded reason is no longer audible any more. The EU’s less than adequate handling of a steep influx of migration from both war-torn and economically-destitute countries, i.e. buttressing the existing walls of Fortress Europe and systematically violating human rights law by creating policy that forcibly repatriates vulnerable asylum seekers and migrants, has only worsened the climate for those in need of safe havens. Yet, this closed-minded mentality doesn’t stop at shuttering down the borders, it extends to our everyday interactions to boot. Let’s get into it:

Last week Delta Airlines were at the epicentre of a public affairs scandal following their forced removal of 2 young Arab-American males from a passenger plane heading from London – New York for “speaking a different language”. The language? Arabic. So-acclaimed Youtube star, Adam Saleh and his friend, Slim Albaher, filmed themselves being unceremoniously booted off their flight after a nearby passenger supposedly overheard Adam talking on the phone to his mother and informed him that she was “feeling uncomfortable”. Several other passengers backed her up, some even aggressively so, after which the flight attendants, asked the pair to leave the aircraft, with pilot in tow. Now, Adam Saleh has filmed an array of tongue-in-cheek social experiments around the idea of discrimination against Muslims and anti-Muslim stereotypes, so accounts of the incident vary from source to source. That being said, prankster or no, he sheds important light on the wider phenomenon of Islamophobia that is so prevalent today.

Right now, we sit at the intersection of Islamophobia and mass migration (by those seeking a better life, a large contingent of which are also escaping the brutal Assad regime and the throes of violent persecution, robbed of their sovereignty). It’s up to us to use every weapon in our ethical arsenals to twist free of these exaggerated perceptions thrust upon us and look to each other as human beings, free of misconceptions.

Stop others from co-opting Arabic as the language of fear.

Arabic had a rich heritage before it became so steeped in paranoia. It is the language of poetry, of literature, science, astronomy and philosophy from ancient Arab civilisations. But now, when we hear it, our minds spring to one word: “terrorist”. How have we reduced such a pillar of human development to one caricatured man with a beard and a bomb cowering in the belly of a plane? As an Arabic student, it exasperates me that this beautiful tongue is being tarred with such an ugly reputation, that represents a hugely disproportionate minority of Arabic speakers worldwide.

I say “we”, because it’s only human that after intensive bombardment from Western media circles that frame migration issues in a calculated attempt to create suspicion and fear of ordinary people, we become suspicious and fearful of ordinary people. But we have to challenge ourselves.

My mother recently told me a story about a family she noticed walking through a Texas airport in the wake of the Berlin truck attack, having arrived on a plane from Turkey. They were making their way through the arrivals hall, heads down, avoiding eye contact with other passengers. Perhaps they were just lost in their thoughts, but perhaps they were fearful of reprisals by social vigilantes who might take it upon themselves to “make America great again”. She expressed feeling a deep-seated sadness that they should feel victimised to the extent that they expect harassment before respect, prejudice before mutual tolerance, animosity before openness. She wanted to look them in the eye and reassure them that they were not being held accountable for a militant minority’s actions, but sadly, and understandably, the family kept themselves to themselves and the moment passed. What would you have done?

Twitter reactions via hashtags such as #DeltaIntolerance and #DeltaRacist demonstrated a healthy dose of public outrage at the extremist profiling of the 2 young men, but I was surprised to witness some on the more progressive end of the spectrum (both Muslim and otherwise) defending Delta’s actions on the basis that the pair incited a reaction at a sensitive moment. To that, I say this: your one moment of discomfort or offense is well overshadowed by multiple instances of ethnic and religious discrimination for Muslim and other minority communities all over the Western World.

How can we ensure freedom of expression/ of speech in a fair and just society when we cripple the tools to do so? Language goes to the core of our identity, so imagine how you would feel if yours suddenly became the language of fear. A few passengers, who appeared to be mostly ethnic minorities themselves, stood up in that Delta Airlines cabin in defence of Saleh and Albaher, while the rest either heckled them to leave, or looked the other way until the “ordeal” was over. These are the moments when we decide how we move forward, that shape our outlook and the experience of every community within our society and how they fit together. The least we can do is to keep a common dialogue open.

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Categories: #DeltaIntolerance, Adam Saleh, anti-Muslim hatred, Arabic, Opinions, Planes, terrorism

Tags: extremism, Islamophobia

Cumbernauld Mosque in Glasgow Vandalised with Crusader Quotes

December 17, 2016 Article

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The following pictures from Amjid Bashir (@amjidb) highlight graffiti that has been placed on Cumbernauld mosque in Glasgow.

This is not the first time that the mosque has been targeted and in 2014 it had been targeted by an offshoot of Britain First extremists.

The pictures show the words ‘Saracen Go Home‘ and with the term ‘Deus Vult‘ next to it on the walls of the mosque. ‘Deus Vult’ which is classical Latin for ‘God wills it‘ was a term used by people at the declaration of the First Crusade by Pope Urban II, as a rallying call for the defence of the Byzatine Empire against the Seljuk Turks who were entering what is now modern-day Turkey. Additionally, Saracen was a term used in the Crusades to describe Muslims and the graffiti is therefore an attempt to enact imagery and thoughts related to historical events and language around the Crusades.

Given the language and the imagery being conjured up, we believe that the individual who did this is ideologically driven and may well be radicalised by extremist far right rhetoric which regularly plays on imagery and text from the Crusades, as though there is a clash of civilisations taking place. We hope that Police Scotland take this into consideration if an arrest is made.

Anti-Muslim graffiti on the walls of Cumbernauld Mosque in Glasgow. The graffiti conjures up text and terms used in the First Crusade

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Categories: Cumbernauld Mosque, Far Right groups, First Crusade, Glasgow, graffiti, News, Saracen

Tags: anti-Muslim, Islamophobia

Ex-leader of Britain First Paul Golding jailed for breach of High Court injunction

December 15, 2016 Article

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The former leader of Britain First was jailed for breaching a court order banning him from entering mosques or Islamic Centres in England and Wales.

Paul Golding, 34, was served with a court summons by Bedfordshire Police on 2 November  after breaching a High Court injunction granted on August 11.

He will serve half of his eight week sentence.

The three-year banning order had restricted him from entering any mosque in England and Wales “without prior invitation”. 

Britain First had uploaded a video to YouTube showing members inside the Al-Manar Islamic Centre in Cathays, Cardiff on 20 August. In the video, party members made allegations of extremism against the mosque. This was denied by a mosque trustee. 

The Muslim Council of Wales also dismissed the accusations.

Golding, in an interview with IBTimes, days after the “mosque invasion,” insisted that he had not breached the order. The High Court however, detailed how Golding had driven four party members to the Al-Manar Centre. 

James Weston, counsel for the Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Police, said that members of the mosque found the actions of Britain First to be both provocative and unnerving. 

Passing sentence, the judge remarked that Golding’s actions were an affront to Muslims nationwide. 

Golding handed control of the party to his deputy Jayda Fransen last month. Fransen has faced her own legal difficulties.  She was convicted of wearing a uniform for a political purpose and a religiously aggravated charge in early November. 

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Categories: Britain First, hate crime, jail, News

Tags: Far Right, Islamophobia

Recent hate crimes in New York show how misogyny and anti-Muslim hate overlap

December 6, 2016 Article
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Recent examples of anti-Muslim hate in New York continue to highlight the gendered and often misogynistic nature of anti-Muslim prejudice and violence.

Only yesterday, a Muslim employee of the New York City Transit, who wears the hijab, was on her way to work when the abuse began at around 6:20am local time. Named locally as Soha Salama, she was allegedly called “a terrorist” by a male passenger.  According to the Washington Post, the man shouted after exiting the train: “You’re a terrorist, go back to your own country!”

Irrespective of when the abuse began, it  continued. The man is said to have then followed Ms Salama and allegedly said, “You shouldn’t work here”. She was then pushed down the stairs, injuring her ankle and knee, according to police.

Another anti-Muslim hate crime in New York over the weekend made headlines. Christopher Nelson, a 36-year-old resident of Brooklyn, is charged with menacing as a hate crime and aggravated assault in the second degree.

Aml Elsokary, an off-duty NYPD officer, was parking her car after dropping her son off in the Bay Ridge area of Brooklyn area on Saturday evening. According to Officer Elsokary, she spotted a man abusing her son, so she went over to intervene, but did not identify herself as a police officer.

According to the criminal complaint, Nelson allegedly told Officer Elsokary, “I’ll slit your throat, you ISIS b*tch”. Or, “ISIS b*tch, I will cut your throat go back to your country.” He faces a second accusation of losing his grip on the leash of his pit bull and telling the animal to ‘sic her’.

The misogynistic overtones of the alleged slur are all too clear. Our 2015 annual report revealed that Muslim women are more likely to be attacked than men in most settings. The largest proportion of perpetrators are white males. This means that the largest proportion of incidents involves Muslim women, usually wearing Islamic clothing – be it the hijab, abaya or niqab.  Verbal abuse from men often carries misogynistic, racist and Islamophobic overtones.

Following the incident against Officer Elsokary and her son, Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted: “Aml Elsokary is one of 900 Muslim-Americas in @NYPDNews who protect us. Let’s stand with her family. Call 311 with any info. #NotInOurCity’”. The tweet went viral, gaining over a thousand retweets since appearing online at 8:54pm on December 4.

At a press conference a day later, Mayor de Blasio reiterated that the NYPD contains more than 900 Muslim officers who: “Put their lives on the line for Christians, for Jews, for Hindus, for Muslims, for everybody.”

In response to the allegation that Officer Elsokary was told to “go home,” Mayor de Blasio had this to say: “Well, this is Officer Elsokary’s country. She is an American. She is a New Yorker. She’s already at home. And we cannot allow this kind of hatred and bias to spread. We have to stop it every single time.”

The press conference also confirmed a rise in hate crimes following the election of Donald Trump – with 43 reported hate crimes in New York since Election Day – a 115 per cent rise on the 20 reported cases during the same period last year. That figure includes 24 reported antisemitic hate crimes, and four reports of anti-Muslim hate crimes.

New York Police Department Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce, however, stressed that the latter excludes incidents from the weekend. Therefore, official figures have yet to include incidents against Officer Elsokary and Ms Salama.

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Categories: hate crime, Hijab, misogyny, New York, News

Tags: Islamophobia

Bolton ‘stop the mosque’ protest shows more far-right coordination

November 28, 2016 Article
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A recent protest in Bolton against a proposed mosque again demonstrates the coordinated efforts of the far-right. Local press put the figure at 100 far-right protesters, against 150 counter-protesters. The Guardian reported more than 100 far-right protesters. Anti-fascist protesters stated that less than 100 far-right protesters were present.

A poster for the event had welcomed national flags. One Facebook post connected to the protest had written: “Anti mosque,pro Brexit and anti Labour and Cliff Morris banners and flags especially welcome.” Cliff Morris is the local council leader. Organiser Bryan Morgan said: “Today was about highlighting the corruption of the council, the Islamification of the town, the mosque-building programme.”

The organisers denied that this was a ‘racist’ protest. Yet photos from the event clearly showed Nazi-saluting members of the national socialist movement of National Action stood beside the Pie and Mash Squad. Also present were the North West Infidels (NWI). The NWI flag displayed at the protest depicts a masked man with a Celtic Cross logo – imagery popular with white supremacists.

The Scottish Defence League had promoted the event online.

Good luck & stay safe to patriots who are going to bolton today to protest about over the mega mosque being built pic.twitter.com/k4ovEbCh6n

— SCOT DEFENCE LEAGUE (@gwalker1312) November 26, 2016

The North West Division of the English Defence League used its social media channels to promote the event.

Others marched with a banner promoting a blog site which promises to teach individuals: “How to fight mosque planning applications.” ‘Mosque Block’ has dedicated several blogs to the proposed mosque in Bolton. One post in particular provides individuals with template responses to frame their objections. Their material also appears on the official homepage of Pegida UK. For their part, Pegida UK has used their Facebook page to direct supporters to the blog on multiple occassions.

Nor is the first time that such a banner has appeared at a protest in the area. A Facebook post on October 27, 2016 confirms a previous use of the banner. Again, the very promotional material used to advertise the protest features the ‘Mosque Block’ banner.

During the protest, a man was photographed lifting his clothing to reveal a crude swastika tattoo. Captured in the photo was a poppy appeal badge still pinned to his jacket. Others held up a St George flag with ‘Drain the swamp Mr Trump’ written upon it. Others showed their opposition in the small printed statements.

In opposition, were the sounds of ‘Nazi scum, off our streets!’ chants amid Unite Against Fascism placards. Representatives of Bolton and District Trade Council also attended the counter-demonstration.

Both sets of protesters had largely dispersed after 90 minutes.

A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police confirmed that no arrests had been made.

Cllr Nick Peel, executive member for the Environment at Bolton Council, criticised the march. He said: “One of our most enshrined values is freedom of worship to for one section of the community to protest against worship facilities for another section is very un-British.” But he defended their right to hold such a protest.

Following the protest, the ‘Bolton Says ‘NO’ To Mosques & Corrupt Bolton Councillors’ Facebook page accused the Bolton News of being in ‘collusion’ with the ‘corrupt’ council. A comment which typifies their predilection for conspiracies. A Facebook post written yesterday evening indicates that the anti-mosque protesters will focus their attention on the upcoming council meeting this Wednesday. It ends on the claim that “we will be there in numbers”.

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Categories: Bolton, Mosque Block, National Action, News, North West Infidels, protest

Tags: Far Right, Islamophobia

How Breitbart promotes the anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist Frank Gaffney

November 18, 2016 Article
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The recent speculation around Frank Gaffney’s proximity to president-elect Donald Trump is still subject to debate. Gaffney heads up Secure Freedom – previously known as the Centre for Security Policy (CSP). Speculation grew that Trump had sourced Gaffney for advice on national security issues. This was denied by Trump’s transition team. Nor would they confirm or deny if Trump had met with Gaffney.

Yet, on December 7, 2015, when Trump infamously called “for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on,” he cited a poll commissioned by the CSP. The poll has been criticised for its lack of transparency and flawed methodology. This self-selected survey of just 600 Muslims has often been promoted as proof of an abstract conspiracy to impose or promote Sharia law, by Gaffney and others. But Gaffney’s own poll contradicts his Sharia conspiracy theories. Question 8 asks: “If shariah conflicts with the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, which law should be considered supreme?” But a higher proportion Muslims upheld the supremacy of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights (43 per cent) over abstract notions of Sharia (33 per cent).  A further counterpoint is from the Pew Research Center. In 2011, their data found that 56 per cent of Muslims wanted to adopt American ways of life and customs.

Despite his proximity to influential right-wing circles, Gaffney is perhaps infamous for his anti-Muslim conspiracy theories. In 2009, he claimed that there was ‘mounting evidence’ to prove that President Obama is a Muslim. A year later, he wrote that a logo for a Pentagon missile defence agency reflects “a morphing of the Islamic crescent and star with the Obama campaign logo.” In that same year, Gaffney gave evidence in a legal dispute about a proposed mosque in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Gaffney acknowledged that he was no expert on Sharia law, but testified that Sharia and by extension the new mosque, would pose a threat to America.

Gaffney would later attempt to implicate Huma Abedin, a long-time aide to Hillary Clinton, in his Muslim Brotherhood conspiracy theory in 2012.

Under the direction of Steve Bannon, Breitbart has continued to give Gaffney a voice. This is also true of anti-Muslim extremists like Pamela Geller.

For example, Bannon’s radio show invited Gaffney to promote an event during an extended interview at the Conservative Political Action Conference in early 2015. Billed as the “South Carolina Security Action Summit,” this event on March 14, 2015, included speeches from Senators Rick Santorum, Ted Cruz, and Bobby Jindal (via Skype). During the presidential campaign, Gaffney served, for a time, as a foreign policy adviser to Ted Cruz. Other prominent speakers included John Bolton, who served as UN Ambassador under the presidency of George W. Bush. Speculation persists that Trump may appoint Bolton as Secretary of State.

Breitbart had co-sponsored Gaffney’s event. So, you can understand why Bannon was so keen to promote it. Bannon then praised Gaffney as: “One of the great defence thinkers around and leader in the fight against global jihad and civilisational jihad”.

On May 25, 2016, Bannon introduced “Brother Gaffney” to listeners. During this show, he told Gaffney: “You guys do such an amazing job at the Center for Security Policy and securefreedom dot org”.

You may have sensed by now that both men share a friendship of sorts. On April 27, 2016, Bannon mentioned on his radio show that he’s known Frank Gaffney for ‘many years’. While he acknowledged their ‘ups and downs,’ he likened it, in a manner of speaking, to a marriage, or a ‘marriage to an ex-wife of his’.

A month later on Bannon’s show, Gaffney said: “The President has exhibited, if not sympathy for the terrorists, certainly for the Islamic supremacists”. His evidence?  None. Gaffney simply invites listeners to visit his websites to learn more. Of course, Bannon is not there to challenge this claim. Rather he continues and encourages a discussion on alleged ‘Islamic supremacism’. Bannon heaped further praise on Gaffney for: “Doing amazing work. Doing God’s work, sir. Just fantastic”.

On June 29, 2016, In a discussion around recent terror attacks in Orlando and Turkey, Bannon sardonically referred to Islam as “the religion of peace”. After Gaffney had compared Islam to “Communism with a god”. Bannon posed the question: “Do we have a fifth column operating in this country? In the government? In the media?” Before Gaffney answers, Bannon name dropped the work of Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller. He then repeated the question to Gaffney who replied: “This fifth column has, in fact, enabled the Muslim Brotherhood specifically, other Islamic supremacists, to obscure what they’re doing, and to inexorably take us down”.

It’s concerning however, that Steve Bannon has demonstrated an affinity, or perhaps kinship with the most infamous anti-Muslim voices in the United States, given his new role as Trump’s chief strategist.

 

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Categories: Breitbart, Donald Trump, News, Pamela Geller, Stephen K. Bannon, Steve Bannon, United States

Tags: Islamophobia

How Breitbart indulges and promotes anti-Muslim voices

November 16, 2016 Article
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Breitbart under the leadership of Stephen Bannon has given succour and support to prominent anti-Muslim extremists and anti-Muslim conspiracy theorists. One prominent and popular voice is Pamela Geller president of Stop Islamization of America. Geller began blogging for Breitbart in 2009.

In 2014, she authored less than 40 articles for Breitbart. That figure more than doubles in 2015. Content from Geller came almost daily in certain months of 2015. She has been a guest on Bannon’s radio show seven times, according to Mother Jones. This non-exhaustive list demonstrates how the Breitbart platform has intensified the quantity and reach of individuals like Pamela Geller in ‘alt-right’, white nationalist and broader anti-Muslim spheres.

On December 5, 2015, Geller wrote: “If Lynch is serious in prosecuting hate speech, then she will have to start closing down mosques and banning the Quran.” This article gained 65,311 Facebook shares.

On the “jihad election” of Sadiq Khan as London Mayor, Geller wrote on May 10, 2016: “The Islamization of Britain made an immense advance this week”. She then claimed Khan has “extensive ties to jihadis and Islamic supremacists”. For Geller, any Muslim who voted for Sadiq Khan disproves the notion that “most Muslims are moderates and do not adhere to the Sharia, or support extremism”.  Since his election, Sadiq Khan has made great efforts to engage and celebrate London’s diverse communities.

Nor does she accept that victims of anti-Muslim hate are real. In Geller’s writings, she speaks of “the lie of Islamophobia and the Muslim-victimhood myth.” Yet, our 2015 annual report found that hotspots of anti-Muslim hate occur when Muslims use public and private transport networks, walk in public spaces of cities, and where they do their shopping. Muslim women are more likely to be attacked than men in most settings. The number of offline incidents have trebled from 146 in 2014/15 (12 months to March 2015) to 437 ‘offline’ incidents in the 2015 calendar year. This shows an increase of 300 per cent and there was an increase over time on the previous reporting period by 200 per cent. According to FBI data, anti-Muslim hate crimes increased by 67 per cent in 2015. There were 257 anti-Muslim hate crimes compared to 167 incidents in 2014.

In early 2014, Geller wrote (without citation): “As the Muslim population grows, so does violent intimidation and lawlessness”. She qualified with statement with the claim that “After Muslim populations reach 20%, we see rioting, jihad militias, church burnings, and worse–and once it reaches 40%, there are massacres and frequent jihad terror attacks, as we have seen in recent years in Bosnia, Chad, and Lebanon.”

Pamela Geller also operates on the misplaced belief that every London taxi driver is Muslim. This article was shared almost five thousand times on Facebook.

It’s worth remembering that Pamela Geller has been banned from entering the United Kingdom since 2013.

On November 24, 2015, Geller appeared on Stephen Bannon’s radio show. Before introducing Geller, he spoke of the “migrant invasion of Europe by Islam, or by Muslims”. When introducing Geller, he asked her: “You are one of the leading experts in the country, if not the world on this topic, would you recommend that everyone go read the Qur’an?” He concluded the interview by describing Geller as one of the ‘great patriots’.

A month later, she was invited on his radio show to elaborate on her claim that the Muslim Brotherhood have ‘infiltrated’ various parts of government.  Bannon closed the interview by referring to Geller as an ‘American hero’ and ‘American patriot’.

Bannon heaped praise on Geller on January 6, 2016. He described her as the “The top leading expert in this field”. On February 4, 2016, she claimed on Breitbart radio that President Obama ‘never discusses’ antisemitism. This is not true. On January 27, 2016, President Obama said: “We must confront the reality that around the world, anti-Semitism is on the rise. We cannot deny it”.

Stephen Bannon will sometimes openly agree with Geller’s conspiratorialarguments.  When in discussion with Pamela Geller had accused the ‘mainstream media’ of ‘going along the lines of Sharia compliance’. He agreed with Geller that the media operates ‘self-enforced blasphemy law’ on June 12, 2016.

When Bannon was announced as Trump’s campaign chief in August, Geller wrote: “I know Steve Bannon. It’s an inspired choice.” The roots of their apparent friendship date back to 2011 when Bannon invited her to a screening of his documentary on Sarah Palin.

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Categories: Breitbart, News, Pamela Geller, Stephen Bannon, Steve Bannon

Tags: Islamophobia

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