Alex Aan’s trial begins Thursday Via:- Maryam Namazie Alex Aan‘s trial begins tomorrow, Thursday, with the first prosecution witnesses being called, according to Rafiq Mahmood. Alex is the 30 year old Indonesian civil servant who has been charged with ‘insulting’ Islam in an atheist group in Facebook. Rafiq says: This isn’t just for Alex but [...]
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Facebook Atheist Charged for “Insulting” Islam | Islamo-Fascism Attacks Free Speech
Posted: April 27, 2012 in Atheism, Atheist Good Guys, Atheists, Atheists Are Smarter, Blasphemy Laws, Free Speech, Freedom From Religion, Freedom of Speech, Freethinkers, Fundamentalism, Islam, Islamic Censorship, Islamic Fascism, Islamic Fundamentalism, Islamic Power, Islamic Religious Right, IslamofascismTags: Asia, Atheist Alliance International, atheist group, Britain, Central Council of Ex-Muslims, Egypt, Facebook, Human Rights, Indonesia, Indonesian language, Islam, Libya, Maryam Namazie, Politics, Religion, richarddawkins net, United States
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Defend Blasphemers
Posted: March 19, 2012 in Atheism, Atheist Good Guys, Atheists, Atheists Are Smarter, SecularismTags: Atheism, cars, Existence of God, God, Irshad Manji, queen mary college, Richard Dawkins, Salman Rushdie, Saudi Arabia, transportation, travel, vacation, Will Hutton
International Day of Action to Defend Blasphemers – Guest Post Bjarte Foshung From Fevic, Norway. posted in the comments section of the Guardian (in response to the recent debate between Richard Dawkins and Will Hutton regarding the role of religion in Britain’s public life) which I hope bears repeating: It should be pretty clear by [...]
In Memoriam: Christopher Hitchens, 1949-201
Posted: December 16, 2011 in Anti- theist, Anti-Christ, Atheism, Atheist Good Guys, Atheists, Christopher Hitchen'sTags: Christopher Hitchens, Hitch-22: A Memoir, Houston, Joan Didion, Osama bin Laden, Private Eye, Vanity Fair, Wisconsin
In Memoriam: Christopher Hitchens, 1949–2011 ByJuli Weiner 11:45 PM, December 15 2011 By Gasper Tringale. Christopher Hitchens—the incomparable critic, masterful rhetorician, fiery wit, and fearless bon vivant—died today at the age of 62. Hitchens was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in the spring of 2010, just after the publication of his memoir, Hitch-22, and began chemotherapy [...]
Perilous Times for Atheists in Pakistan
Posted: September 20, 2011 in Atheism, Atheist Good Guys, Atheists, Bad Religion, Human Liberty, Human Rights, Islam, Pakistan, Persecution of Athiests, Religion, Religious FundamentalismTags: Agnosticism, Atheism, Islam, Islamic, Islamist, Muslim, Organizations, Persecution of Athiests, Religion, Religion and Spirituality, Saudi Arabia
Being Pakistani and atheist a dangerous combo, but some ready to brave it Bilal Farooqi 3 days ago | Members of Pakistani Atheists and Agnostics trying to make their presence known and reach out to others sharing similar beliefs KARACHI – They realise that they belong to a country where apostasy means inviting the [...]
Is Bill O’Reilly the Stupidest Catholic in America?!
Posted: January 23, 2011 in American Atheists, Atheist Good Guys, Atheists, Atheists Are Smarter, Bill O'reilly, Catholic Demagogues, GodTags: American Atheists, Catholic Demagogues, God, Religion, Religious Stupidity
Bill O’Reilly Stumped by Tides: ‘Unexplainable’ by Science By Alex Moore Tread lightly—this video is truly depressing. “Yo, God, it’s me, Bill. Can you explain how the tides work?” Today David Silverstein, president of the American Atheist Group went on the Bill O’Reilly show to debate whether god is real and whether religion is valid. [...]
Atheist Good Guys vs The Crusading Triangle of Cruelty Islam, Christianity and Judaism
Posted: January 12, 2011 in Atheist Good GuysTags: Atheist Good Guys, Catholic Terror, Islamic Extremism
Atheists’ chance to be the good guys The crusading triangle of cruelty between Islam, Christianity and Judaism is now being played out in an important but esoteric dispute in the UN. This time, we atheists are really the good guys. According to an article in The Age by religion editor Barney Zwartz, for more than [...]
