Libyan Almahde Ahmad Atagore jailed for string of Melbourne sex assaults

Another Muslim who immigrated to a Western country but brought his Islamic mores with him.  This man went on a spree of sexual assaults including a girl under the age of 16 because he was "was upset and sexually aroused at the way women in Australia dressed and behaved..."  Well, that justifies his assaults, they were only kuffars and so not worthy of Islamic compassion.

When will the West wake up to the fact that Islam can never coexist with non-Muslims in a civilized manner?

No Islam in the West.  Where will you be when the Jihad hits the street?

FROM NEWS.COM.AU:

Libyan Almahde Ahmad Atagore jailed for string of Melbourne sex assaults

From: AAP
May 31, 2011 12:39PM

A LIBYAN student who sexually assaulted seven girls and women in Melbourne has been jailed for more than five years.

Almahde Ahmad Atagore, 28, had been in Australia only a month and was having trouble adapting to the Australian culture when he committed the attacks, a court heard.

Atagore, who is a Muslim, was upset and sexually aroused at the way women in Australia dressed and behaved, the Victorian County Court heard today.

Between August and September last year Atagore, who was in Australia on a Libyan government scholarship, embarked on a string of sexual assaults over four days in Mentone and at Flinders Street railway station.

His youngest victim was just 13.

Sentencing Atagore, Judge Margaret Rizkalla said she accepted there was a link between the cultural issues, along with Atagore's depression, and the offences.

"It seems you were very ill prepared to deal with cultural differences," she said.

Judge Rizkalla said the assaults required strong condemnation, as they occurred when the victims were simply walking in a public area.

She jailed Atagore, who pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rape, committing an indecent act with a child under 16 and five counts of indecent assault, for five years and three months.

Actually, he should serve 20 years for each assault, served consecutively.  Three years is an insult to his victims.

Atagore must serve a minimum of three years in prison before being eligible for parole.

The court heard Atagore, who has already served 259 days in custody, will likely be deported when he completes his sentence.

1 hour of fighting worth 70 years in prayer: Terrorism trial documents

What's interesting here is the Australian Prosecutors direct indictment of Islam as the driving force for inciting five men to plan Islamic terror attacks against non Muslims. The prosecutor is being rather brave given the dhimmi attitude of most of the government and the usual violent outrage by Muslims at any percieved slight. However, this is the kind of honest appraisal of the intent of Islam to dominate the world that is necessary to expose Global Jihad. This is from ABC, so can't quote from the article, but here's the link.

1 hour of fighting worth 70 years in prayer: Terrorism trial documents

Islam group urges forest fire jihad

This article highlights both a decrease in sophisticated muslim attacks against the West and an increase of "simple" attacks carried out by less able terrorists.

FROM THEAGE.COM.AU:

Islam group urges forest fire jihad
Josh Gordon
September 7, 2008 - 12:00AM

AUSTRALIA has been singled out as a target for "forest jihad" by a group of Islamic extremists urging Muslims to deliberately light bushfires as a weapon of terror

US intelligence channels earlier this year identified a website calling on Muslims in Australia, the US, Europe and Russia to "start forest fires", claiming "scholars have justified chopping down and burning the infidels' forests when they do the same to our lands".

The website, posted by a group called the Al-Ikhlas Islamic Network, argues in Arabic that lighting fires is an effective form of terrorism justified in Islamic law under the "eye for an eye" doctrine.
The posting — which instructs jihadis to remember "forest jihad" in summer months — says fires cause economic damage and pollution, tie up security agencies and can take months to extinguish so that "this terror will haunt them for an extended period of time".
"Imagine if, after all the losses caused by such an event, a jihadist organisation were to claim responsibility for the forest fires," the website says. "You can hardly begin to imagine the level of fear that would take hold of people in the United States, in Europe, in Russia and in Australia."
With the nation heading into another hot, dry summer, Australian intelligence agencies are treating the possibility that bushfires could be used as a weapon of terrorism as a serious concern.

Attorney-General Robert McClelland said the Federal Government remained "vigilant against such threats", warning that anyone caught lighting a fire as a weapon of terror would feel the wrath of anti-terror laws.
"Any information that suggests a threat to Australia's interests is investigated by relevant agencies as appropriate," Mr McClelland said.
Adam Dolnik, director of research at the University of Wollongong's Centre for Transnational Crime Prevention, said that bushfires (unlike suicide bombing) were generally not considered a glorious type of attack by jihadis, in keeping with a recent decline in the sophistication of terrorist operations.

"With attacks like bushfires, yes, it would be easy. It would be very damaging and we do see a decreasing sophistication as a part of terrorist attacks," Dr Dolnik said.
"In recent years, there have been quite a few attacks averted and it has become more and more difficult for groups to do something effective."
Dr Dolnik said he had observed an increase in traffic on jihadi websites calling for a simplification of terrorist attacks because the more complex operations had been failing. But starting bushfires was still often regarded as less effective than other operations because governments could easily deny terrorism as the cause.
The internet posting by the little-known group claimed the idea of forest fires had been attributed to imprisoned Al Qaeda leader Abu Musab Al-Suri. It said Al-Suri had urged terrorists to use sulphuric acid and petrol to start forest fires.