- Narrated Abu Hurayrah: The Prophet said, "Khosrau will be ruined, & there will be no Khosrau after him, & Caesar will surely be ruined & there will be no Caesar after him, & you will spend their treasures in Allah's Cause." He called, "War is deceit."
- Narrated Abu Hurayrah: Allah's Apostle called: "War is deceit."
- Narrated Jabir bin Abdullah: The Prophet said, "War is deceit."
So says the most trusted compilation of ahadith in Islamic scripture, Sahih Bukhari, in volume four, book 52. Thus, we can see why it is that Muslim spokesmen are such a bunch of slimy, disingenuous scumbags.
Deception of the infidel as to Islam's ultimate goal has always been an intrinsic part of Islamic practice & even has a doctrinal name: taqiyya. Muslims living in the West with the intention of taking over one day have an interest in portraying themselves as victims of the evil white man, in an effort to distract attention away from their encroachment into our freedoms.
To this end, they are prepared, both culturally & psychologically, to lie through their teeth & create stories of victimhood out of absolutely nothing. Take the recent ridiculous story of a Muslim girl in Toronto getting her hijab cut by a white man on her way to school; the world & his dog could see that the family was ramping this up & getting the girl & her brother to lie to the cameras.
The clown of a Prime Minister Canada currently endures jumped on the politically correct bandwagon & insulted his own people in his desperation to pander to the Muslim immigrants. Now, however, the whole incident has turned out to have been completely fabricated, & clearly not by the kids.
The disgraceful parents, who created this debacle, this phoney victimhood out of literally nothing, are trying to pretend that it was all a huge & unfortunate mistake. Observe their grovelling in this report from CBC News today (hat-tip to Natasha Fatah @NatashaFatah):
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Family offers 'sincere apologies' after daughter falsely reported hijab attack
"We are deeply sorry for the pain and anger that our family has caused in the past several days," the statement reads. "When we arrived at the school on Friday, we were informed what happened and assumed it to be true, just like everyone else." The family says the experience has been "very painful" and that they look forward to "closing this difficult chapter." The girl reported Friday that a man attempted twice to cut off her hijab as she walked to school with her younger brother. On Monday, police said the incident never occurred. "After a detailed investigation, police have determined that the events described in the original news release did not happen," police said. CBC News is not naming the 11-year-old out of concern for her interests. Her story captured national attention and drew public condemnation from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Toronto Mayor John Tory. |
The family of the 11-year-old girl who reported that a man tried to cut off her hijab last week — an incident police said did not occur — offered "sincere apologies to every Canadian" in a statement on Wednesday.
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