The use of the terms Islam and fascist together is a deliberate attempt to incite hate towards the religion of Islam as a whole. The implication is that the religion teaches fascist ideas, and that a fundamental following of Islam equates into a fascist ideology. How can a religion that has been around over 1400 years be labeled as a precursor to fascist behavior? Now if you are going to give a laundry list of totalitarian Muslim countries that have committed atrocities, be prepared to recite an equally long list of fascist theocracies based in Judeo-Christian beliefs. How can such an irresponsible term be used, when the actual fascist tactics are being used on the other side of the equation? In present day society, there is only one country that is building walls between religious groups, forbidding entry and development of religious groups creating refugee populations based on ethnic demographics---that country is Israel.

Mosque Imams, already facing a large amount of pressure from Muslims for being unable to speak English,  are now coming under fire from Mosque committee chairs  over what they call their "ineffectual and incompetent" use and style of dua (prayer asking for help from Allah). "Every time the Mosque Imams are criticised, they insist that the Ummah is in their prayers" said the Mustafa Al-Faloodi, Chairman of the Manchester Jamme Mosque Committe. "That may be, but it's becoming more and more clear that these prayers are either too infrequent, too brief, or not strongly worded enough to be effective."

When my electricity returned at around 3am yesterday, I turned on the BBC World Service television. There were a series of powerful explosions which shook the house - just as they vibrated across all of Beirut - as the latest Israeli air raids blasted over the city. And then up came the World Service headline: "Terror Plot". Terror what, I asked myself? And there was my favorite cop, Paul Stephenson, explaining how my favorite police force - the ones who bravely executed an innocent young Brazilian on the Tube.

"Think not I have come to send peace on earth, I came not to send peace but a sword" Does that sound violent? Does that sound out of Context? Oh that's not from the Quran but from the Bible, Mathew 10.34.

The British government’s support for Israel is putting British lives at risk. This is an undeniable fact - however much Blair and his Zionist friends protest otherwise. Rather than denying the facts, let’s have an open debate: is this foreign policy worth sacrificing British lives for? But as soon as we ask these questions we’re accused of "appeasing terrorism", or even being "terrorist sympathisers"… hang on - what kind of defenders of freedom and democracy want us to stop asking questions and shut down open debate?

While Arabs and Muslims have an obligation to become empowered, to strengthen the alternatives to such violence, Americans, Israelis and Britons would be well-advised to push for humane and fair foreign policies. You can't oppress your cake and eat it too. In other words, you want cheap oil, control of the Middle East and to hold on to stolen land. Fine. You can't expect your victims and their allies to like you, too.

Anti-terrorist police say they have foiled a suspected plot to blow up aircraft leaving UK airports. Currently information is hazy to say the least, but the authorites seem confident that a massive loss of life has been averted. What do you think? Is this another false alert? Is Al-Qaeda involved? Is the timing of this possible plot with the current Israeli aggression in Muslim territory of any significance?

Why America gives Israel its unconditional support.

Why is America so much more pro-Israeli than Europe? The most obvious answer lies in the power of two very visible political forces: the Israeli lobby (AIPAC) and the religious right. AIPAC, which has an annual budget of almost $50m, a staff of 200, 100,000 grassroots members and a decades-long history of wielding influence, is arguably the most powerful lobby in Washington, mightier even than the National Rifle Association.