Hizb ut-Tahrir: Anti-Christian and Anti-Semitic

Diogenes can call me a bigot all he wants for my reporting on the Islamic supremacist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, whose goal is an Islamic caliphate in our country. But, Americans better wake up, and they better do it soon. Our political correctness is causing us great danger because the incitement to jihad is taking place right under our noses.

Read about the open jihad-supporting activity at the Hizb ut-Tahrir conference in Chicago last week, via Jihad Watch, and learn about what the Koran has to say about Jews and Christians.

Anti-Semitic, anti-Christian hate literature on display at Chicago Islamic supremacist conference -- much of it from the Qur'an

“And some of it is from the Qur'an. More on this story. ‘Anti-Semitic, Anti-Christian Propaganda on Display at Caliphate Conference,’ from IPT News, July 24 (thanks to Sr. Soph):


‘While Hizb ut-Tahrir, a pro-jihadist group which met openly near Chicago last weekend, is surprisingly candid about its desire to re-establish an Islamic Caliphate, literature available at its conference shows the group also views Christians and Jews as untrustworthy enemies of God.

More than a dozen issues of a Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT) newsletter called The Shield were obtained from the conference by the Investigative Project on Terrorism. The publication repeatedly condemns interfaith "outreach initiatives" and shows HT believes in the death penalty for Muslims who leave the faith.

HT pushes a radical ideology that is similar to Al Qaeda, although the organization claims it does not carry out terrorist attacks. It has glorified jihadism and excoriated the terrorist organization Hamas as being too soft on Israel. In a leaflet posted on its website July 1, HT argued that if the Caliphate were in existence, all of "Palestine" would be rid of "the usurpation of the Jewish occupiers" and brought "to the fold of the Islamic state."

Turkish authorities meanwhile, arrested more than 200 HT members Friday, although it is unclear what prompted it. The group is banned in Turkey.
Last week, U.S-based HT members gathered at the Hilton Hotel in Oak Lawn, Ill. for a conference called "The Fall of Capitalism and the Rise of Islam." In addition to speakers' calls to fight "to establish Allah's (swt) word supreme on this earth ... or we die in the attempt," HT literature was available for the audience.

Read it all.”