By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on 16 March 2023
The Prevent Review: What Went Wrong in British Counter-Extremism Policy
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Religion’s Moral Guidance: The Islamic State, the Yazidis, and Mass-Rape
By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on October 24, 2014
Yazidis fleeing from the Islamic State to Mount Sinjar, carrying their children
When the United States finally intervened against the Islamic State (I.S.) in early August the timing, if not exactly the strategic imperative, was determined at least in part by the scenes of Yazidis being starved to death on the side of Mount Sinjar. The Yazidis were forced to choose between descending the mountain and being murdered by the takfiris or remaining and dying of dehydration. As it turns out they were the lucky ones. Continue reading
What Would Islamic Theocracy Look Like If It Came To The West? Quite A Lot Like Tower Hamlets.
By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on May 23, 2014
With attention presently focused on the London borough of Tower Hamlets over allegations of massive voting fraud and other corruptions in yesterday’s Mayoral Election and the scenes of policemen having to guard British Election booths because of the high likelihood that the State authorities in this area will falsify the result, it seems like a good moment to have a look how it got to this. Continue reading
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