CEL MAI POPULAR NUME ÎN MAREA BRITANIE ESTE ACUM…MAHOMED !Mohammed has become the most popular name for newborn boys in Britain.

Conform ultimelor statistici,cei mai multi baieti nascuți in  anul 2009 in Marea Britanie au primit numele de Mohamed, sau variante ale acestuia precum Muhammad, Mehmet, Mohammad si altele. Stirea a provocat  discuții aprinse in randul  britanicilor, discutii întreținute din plin de  declaratiile organizatiilor de extrema dreapta, care trag un semnal de alarmă asupra islamizarii lente, dar sigure a țării.

Potrivit Biroului de Evidenta a Populatiei din Regatul Unit,  Jack, cel mai popular nume ales de parintii britanici pentru băieți  a cedat locul numelui  Mohamed, prezent in 12 variante .

In privinta fetitelor nascute in decursul anului trecut, lucrurile stau inca bine, numele de Olivia fiind cel mai des ales de catre cei care au devenit parinti in anul 2009.

Statisiticile  arata  ca frecvența numelui de Mohamed si a variantelor sale a crescut cu peste 50% din anul 1999 pana in prezent,fapt care a condus în rândul cetățenilor la reacții diverse care au culminat cu afirmatiile date sub acoperire  de către  numerosi politicieni britanici, care s-au declarat consternați si îngrijorați cu privire la viitorul societatii britanice si mostenirea culturii, religiei crestine si a civilizatiei Regatului Unit.

Sursa: DailyMail

Mohammed is now the most popular name for baby boys ahead of Jack and Harry.

Mohammed has become the most popular name for newborn boys in Britain.

It shot up from third the previous year, overtaking Jack, which had topped the list for the past 14 years but was relegated to third spot.

Olivia topped the list for little girls for the second year in a row, behind Ruby and Chloe.

A total of 7,549 newborns were given 12 variations of the Islamic prophet Mohammed’s name last year, such as Muhammad and Mohammad.

Name game: Mohammed is now the most popular name for new-born boys (picture posed by model)

The second most popular boy’s name, Oliver, was given to 7,364 babies.

Harry and Alfie came in fourth and fifth place respectively.

The official list, which covers all births in 2009 in England and Wales, has ­Mohammed at number 16 but this does not include the many different spellings, which are all ranked separately.

When they are added in, Mohammed zooms all the way up to top spot for the first time.

In order of popularity, the variant ­spellings used during the year were: Muhammad, Mohammad, Muhammed, Mohamed, Mohamad, Muhamed, Mohammod, Mahamed, Muhamad, Mahammed and Mohmmed.

There are still other possible spellings but these were not used for births in England and Wales in 2009. Regionally, the single spelling of Mohammed came top of the list for the West Midlands.

Since 1999 the number of babies called Mohammed, however spelled, has increased by more than half.

In 1999 the name was given to 4,579 newborns.

Going even further back, the single spelling Mohammed appeared at 73 in the list in 1964 and 87th in 1944.

Some names appeared to have been given a popularity boost by celebrity association.

There were 282 boys called Brooklyn, 78 called Romeo and 73 called Cruz – sharing their names with the sons of David and Victoria Beckham.

The top 100 names lists include six new entries for boys: Aiden, Arthur, Frederick, Jude, Stanley and Austin.

The girls’ list had just three new entries: Heidi, Mya and Sara.

Big risers were Lucas, up 19 places since 2008 to 17th in the boys list. Archie climbed 11 places to 20 while Noah jumped 13 places to 32.

For girls, Maisie is increasingly popular, up 29 places to 34.

However, Emma, which not long ago was among the nation’s favourite names, dropped ten places to become the 41st most common name given to girls.

The figures also revealed the continued resurgence of names popular in the early 20th Century. Evie was the tenth most popular girls name last year, up 157 places since 1999.

Ruby has seen a similar rise in popularity – it was not even in the top 100 in the late 1990s. Its return has been linked to the hit song of the same name by the Kaiser Chiefs and Charlotte Church choosing it for her daughter in 2007.

Overall, the popularity of the most common names has changed little, with the top tens for both boys and girls remaining almost identical.

There were 706,248 children born in England and Wales last year.

By Jack Doyle
28 Octombrie 2010

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VIDEO:Un evreu convertit la islam …purtatorul oficial de cuvant al AL QAEDA care cheama la JIHAD in SUA si in Europa.American al-Qaida spokesman urges attacks in US

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Californian Adam Gadahn tells wannabe terrorists that „Jihad is your duty,” in a 40-minute tape released Saturday.

AL QAEDA are un purtator oficial de cuvant … EVREU. Individul cheama la JIHAD in SUA

   Traducere  din articolul American al-Qaida spokesman urges attacks in US:

   CAIRO – Sâmbătă,Adam Gadahn un purtător de cuvânt al al-Qaida născut în SUA a îndemnat musulmanii ce trăiesc în Europa si SUA să initieze  atacuri pe teritoriul acestor continente, catalogând faptul de mai sus ca pe o datorie si o obligatie.

La minutul 48 al materialului video postat pe website-urile militante, Adam Gadahn si-a direcționat apelul către musulmanii imigranti si către cei ce călătoresc spre occident ,pentru studii sau muncă, ținta fiind acele zone ale Parisului, Londrei sau Detroit-ului numite de el ”suburbii murdare”.

   “E de datoria fiecaruia dintre noi care este sincer in dorinta sa de a apara astazi Islamul si musulmanii, ca sa ia initiative de a-si desfasura obligatia individuala a jihad-ului…lovind interesele Sionisto-Cruciate” a spus el, referindu-se la interesele Occidentului si ale evreilor.

   Gadahn, care este vanat de FBI inca din anul 2004, a cautat de asemenea sa discrediteze incercarile liderilor musulmani moderati de a inabusi “desteptarea Jihad-ului”.

   In materialul video, facut cunoscut prin SITE-ul Intelligence Group din SUA, care monitorizeaza activitatea extremista. el a vorbit in limba araba.

Comentariu saccsiv:

   Ce nu specifica articolul si este dezvaluit pe Saccsiv weblog,,este ca Adam Yahiye Gadahn (n.1978 -) este … etnic evreu.

   In afara de a fi purtator de cuvant este de asemena si consilier media pentru Al-Qaeda.

   Bunicul sau , Carl Pearlman, a fost o figura proeminenta in Board of Directors al Anti-Defamation League .

 Gadahn a crescut intr-o ferma din California si s-a convertit la Islam inainte de a merge in Pakistan in anul 1998, unde se pare ca a urmat o serie de antrenamente la o baza al-Qaida.

   Dawud Walid, directorul executiv al Consiliului privind relatiile Americano-Islamice pe relatia Michigan (n.trad.: statul american unde e localizat orasul Detroit) a catalogat filmul lui gadahn drept “o disperata pledoarie pentru captarea atentiei” ce va fi ignorata in zona Detroit-ului – locul unde se afla una din cele mai mari comunitati musulmane din SUA.

   “Dau sanse infime chiar spre 0% ca un astfel de sentiment sa prinda radacini in zona metropolitana a Detroit-ului…Suntem un grup de cetateni care nu au sentimentul neputintei”, a spus Walid.

   “Daca vreo comunitate musulmana s-a dezvoltat in spiritual angajamentului civic, atunci e vorba de comunitatea de aici. El (Gadahn) a invocate eronat aceasta populatie care sa incerce si sa provoace spiritele”.

   CAIRO — A U.S.-born spokesman for al-Qaida on Saturday urged Muslims living in the United States and Europe to carry out attacks there, calling it a duty and an obligation. In a 48-minute video posted on militant websites, Adam Gadahn directed his appeal to Muslim immigrants in what he called the „miserable suburbs” of Paris, London and Detroit, as well as those traveling to the West to study or work.

„It is the duty of everyone who is sincere in his desire to defend Islam and Muslims today, to take the initiative to perform the individual obligation of jihad … by striking the Zio-Crusader interests,” he said, referring to Western and Jewish interests.Gadahn, who has been hunted by the FBI since 2004, also sought to discredit attempts by moderate Muslim leaders to suppress the „jihadi awakening.”He spoke in Arabic in the video, which was made available by the U.S.-based SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors extremist activity.Gadahn grew up on a farm in California and converted to Islam before moving to Pakistan in 1998 and reportedly attending an al-Qaida training camp.Dawud Walid, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations’ Michigan chapter, called Gadahn’s video „a desperate plea for attention” that will be ignored in the Detroit area – home to one of the largest Muslim communities in the U.S.”I see little to no chance of such sentiment taking root in metropolitan Detroit. … We’re not a group of people who feel powerless,” Walid said.”If any Muslim community has grown in civic engagement and empowerment, it would be this community. He invoked the wrong population to try and stir up.”

Associated Press writer Jeff Karoub contributed from Detroit, Michigan.

huffingtonpost.com

October 23, 2010 06:03 PM EST

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