Here's a peak into the violent personality of a muslim terrorist bomber from one of his "loved" ones.

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

Muslims are TRAINED from birth to fool an infidel.

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Muslim Terrorist “Took My Virginity, Beat Me and Tried to Make Me Hate America”

   

By Ryan Parry Clash Daily / 30 April 2013

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My boyfriend the bomber

Fanatic's ex: He said I was 'pure' and he took my virginity. I loved him but he slapped me and tried to brainwash me to hate US like he did

An ex-girlfriend of dead Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev has told how he tried to brainwash her into becoming a Muslim fanatic who hated America.

Nadine Ascencao, 24, said Tamerlan made her wear an Islamic hijab and pray to Allah and slapped her when she wore Western clothes.

But she was so blindly in love with the handsome boxer who had taken her virginity, she did her utmost to make him happy.

Nadine said: “I went to his mosque a couple of times and even looked into converting to make him happy. I thought, ‘This is crazy’ — but I still did it for him.

“Tamerlan had taken my virginity and said he loved me because I was pure and hadn’t been with any other guys. I was in love and scared he’d leave me if I didn’t do what he said. Looking back I had a lucky escape.”

Tamerlan, 26, who with 19-year-old brother Dzhokhar killed three people and injured 260 when they exploded two bombs at the Boston marathon, started dating Nadine in 2006 when she was 17.

During their three-year relationship she watched him change from a cannabis-smoking, party-loving teenager into a violent extremist.

She said: “One minute he’s this funny, normal guy who liked boxing and having fun, the next he is praying four times a day, watching Islamic videos and talking insane nonsense.

“He became extremely religious and tried to brainwash me to follow Islam. Tamerlan said I couldn’t be with him unless I became a Muslim. He wanted me to hate America like he did.

“He wouldn’t let me watch TV or listen to the radio. He’d say, ‘TV is the project of Satan’ and claimed Satan sent us messages through commercial music.”

The couple even stopped having sex after he said it was wrong because they were not married.

Tamerlan, a Chechen who emigrated to the US with his family in 2002, became obsessed with Nadine’s clothes. She said: “He hated my tight trousers and made me wear long skirts. Towards the end I was wearing a hijab.

“He once ripped a pair of my jeans and hit me in the face with them. Tamerlan told me I should only talk to Muslim girls, not other ‘slutty’ girls.” Besotted Nadine moved into a flat in the house where the Tsarnaev family lived to be near Tamerlan.

And she was heartbroken when she learned he was secretly seeing another girl. Her rival was Katherine Russell, a student who was to become Tamerlan’s wife after converting to Islam. Crafty Tamerlan was soon playing the two women off against one another.

Nadine said: “He once made me learn a verse of an Islamic prayer and if I got it wrong he’d say, ‘Well Katherine can do it’.”

Tamerlan even attacked Nadine when he found her heading off to a friend’s pool party wearing cut-off jeans and a crop top.

She said: “He was shouting and screaming at me. He slapped me across the face really hard.”

Nadine called the police and Tamerlan was arrested and spent a night in the cells. Once out on bail he begged Nadine’s forgiveness.

But as soon as she dropped the charges Tamerlan dumped her and moved in with Katherine. Nadine’s relationship was over and within six months Katherine was pregnant with Tamerlan’s daughter.

Nadine put Tamerlan behind her and barely gave him a second thought until the early hours of April 19 when the FBI turned up at her home asking questions about her ex.

A few hours earlier officers had killed Tamerlan in a shoot-out in Watertown, Massachusetts.

Brother Dzhokhar, who is now in custody, was still on the run.

Nadine, who asked The Sun to obscure her face in photos for fear of reprisals, said: “When they said Tamerlan was dead, I didn’t cry.

“I was more shocked Dzhokhar was involved. He was a nice kid.”

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[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

My personal experience  with muslims is through "Palestinians" and Egyptians.

We ALL need to know more of Middle East History. Obviously the middle East culture is making it's way here to America. We best understand the good and the bad.

Thank you for your experiences and insight Wolfy.

[Wolfy Ghalkhani]

No. Philip. Persians are for the most part open to conversation and debate- at least the men are. most of the Persians I know are not radical like other muslims (arabs.albanians,and paks who I have to say are the biggest BS artists in the world and in complete denial about the evils of islam).One reason why most Persians are so different is because they avoided complete Arabization because they held onto their language. they are still considered magi by the sunni muslims and are not completely accepted. However, there are still quite a few pin heads who follow Islam because they live a life of ignorance. The muslim invasion of persia was very violent. the caliph Omar hated the Persians and wanted to eradicate them. the muslims laid Cteisphon to waste, as well Isktar where over 160,000 civilians were murdered. the muslims also wiped out the city of Nahavand where they bragged the streets turned into rivers of blood. Persians caught speaking their native tongue had their tongues ripped out. Zoroastrians and Christians were practically annihilated, and their libraries and monasteries were destroyed. The great Jondishahpour medical school and its library which was run by Nestorian Christians was sacked. the so called Muslim scientific inventions were stolen from the ancient Persians who already discovered Islam's so called discoveries. Islam would not have been anything if it wasn't for the defeat and occupation of Persia. Virtually everything Muslim including dress, style and poetry and so on was stolen from Persia. So how can a true red blooded Persian love being a Muslim after learning about the horrors his nation had to suffer? he can't.  Although I have to caution you have to really be careful with non Persian muslims. they are arrogant liars who would cut your throat in heartbeat. I've had quite a few clashes with them. one was a relative of one of the men who was sentenced to life for the terrorist attempt at Fort Dix, NJ. if you get a chance go on youtube and search "muslim invasion of Persia" read the letter that Yazdegard sent to Omar. that says it all. 

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

To Wolfi Ghalkhani:

When information about the Boston Bombers and their family became public, did you notice any similarities to your husband's family and relatives?

Please share your experiences especially the part about using Persian History to help your husband escape the bondage and abuse of the muslim oppressors. I know little of Persian history and muslims.

[Gordon Ray Kissinger]

By Tawfik Hamid

 

While there's no question that the cold-blooded Islamic extremists who attacked the Boston Marathon showed a callous disregard for human life, any failure of the U.S. government to learn from this act of terror would pose an even greater threat to the American way of life.

The five most important lessons that the U.S. needs to take away from this tragedy include:

First, after revealing that Islamic terrorists were behind the attacks it is conceivable that the perpetuators of future attacks may be hidden under a niqab (veil worn by the most conservative Muslim women, in which, at most, only the eyes show) to conceal their identity from cameras and the police.

This possibility must be taken seriously since it is critical to identify terror suspects as soon as possible after an attack -before they can kill more innocents and further endanger public safety. 

Additionally, U.S. government officials who are charged with protecting Americans from such attacks should consider taking preventive measures - such as banning the niqab in public places - as France has done. 

Otherwise these same officials must be held accountable for future attacks if they fail to consider the possibility that the niqab could easily be used to prevent the identification of vicious terrorists, thus resulting in more deaths.

Second, the attacks highlighted an extremely serious problem within law enforcement and intelligence agencies. This is the miserable failure to react correctly after being warned about a specific Islamist threat.

This also happened in 2009 when the Nigerian father of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab (the underwear bomber) warned [1] the U.S. about the desire of his son to commit a terrorist act against the U.S. The son was subsequently allowed to board an aircraft, where he attempted to detonate explosives. It was only dumb luck - or divine providence - that prevented disaster that day when the bomb failed. 

We repeated the same mistake again with the Boston terrorists as we failed to take appropriate action after being warned [2] at least twice by Russian intelligence concerning the radicalization of bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev (who was killed in a shootout with police). 

Luck did not work in our favour this time.

We are likely to face more catastrophes in the future if the U.S. continues to ignore serious warnings about Jihadists, or recognize the need to take proper precautions to protect the public. 

It does not take a NASA scientist to realize that we need to do a better job when a father's warning falls on deaf ears in 2009, or when Russian intelligence on a specific person in 2011 is not pursued with all of the tools available to law enforcement.

Third, the Boston bombings reflect a serious failure of the FBI to detect subtle signs of Islamic radicalism.

Two years ago, the FBI interviewed the now-deceased Boston Marathon bombing suspect, Tamerlan Tsarnaev and obviously failed to pick up signs of radicalism. This failure is likely caused by a lack of the essential skills needed to understand the cultural nuances at play in communicating with a possible Jihadi terrorist.

For example, one of the early lessons that I learned through my experience with the radical Islamofascist group, Jamma'a Islameia (JI) from 1997-1980 in Egypt was that my greeting for Muslims would differ from my greeting to Christians or Jews.

If a Muslim greeted me by saying "As-salamu alaykum" (peace be upon you) I was coached to reply, "Wa `alayka-salām,"which means "Peace be upon you."

On the contrary, if a Jew or a Christian greeted me with the same phrase, my response to them was not to include a reference to "peace." Thus I would reply, "Wa-alikum" without saying "As-salam" (and upon you be peace). 

The more a Muslim becomes radicalized, the more likely he/she will demonstrate peculiar behavior in something that may be as simple as a greeting.

Failure to pick up on such signs may have resulted in the failure of U.S. officials to recognize the threat posed by Tsarnaev, whose 19-year-old brother is facing federal terrorism charges. 

Other signs that the FBI could have missed include the speed with which Tsarnaev responded to certain questions, his way of drinking, using his right or left hands - and even his foot -as well as making certain types of facial expressions.

It is vital to know if the failure to find evidence of Islamic radicalism after interrogating Tsarnaev was due to a real lack of evidence, OR if it was actually the result of a lack of knowledge concerning what to look for.

Fourth, another important lesson that we need to take away from the Boston attack is that the cost of being "reactive" and not "proactive" in fighting terrorism can be huge. 

Thus far, the U.S. has taken a reactive approach to Islamic terrorism by employing sophisticated technology to find perpetrators and bring them to justice - once they've committed an act of terror. 

This approach does little to prevent the murder or maiming of innocent Americans.

U.S. policy makers need to seriously consider a "proactive"strategy to defeat Islamic radicalism through psychological/ideological operations that aim to prevent the transformation of young Muslims into Jihadists in the first place. 

The power of the Internet and social media cannot be underestimated. A failure to put resources into an inexpensive proactive approach will result in more serious - and costly disasters in the future.

Fifth, the attack also revealed the threat posed by too much political correctness in our society.

Let's say a security officer concludes from following the tweets of a young Muslim that this individual is a "Jihadi" or someone who is likely to justify violent conflict as a means of furthering an Islamist agenda.

Should the security guard consider that individual to be a threat for Jihad, or holy war? 

Alternatively, should the security guard embrace Washington's traditional approach of trying to avoid the possibility of offending someone?

Additionally, should we blame this officer if he or she follows his empoyer's politically adjusted understanding of the word"Jihad" [3] and chooses to ignore the tweets of the likely Jihadi?

These are serious questions that require touch choices to avoid future evil acts of terror by Islamists on American soil

 

 

This Op-Ed is available at Dr. Hamid's Blog

http://www.newsmax.com/TawfikHamid/5-Lessons-Boston-Bombing/2013/04...

 

References 

[1] http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/father-umar-farouk-abdul-m...

[2] http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/26/us/russia-told-us-bomb-suspect-was-radical-islamist.html?hpw&_r=2

[3] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=972RW7PzYN4

Dr. Tawfik Hamid (aka Tarek Abdelhamid), is an Islamic thinker and reformer, and one time Islamic extremist from Egypt. He was a member of a terrorist Islamic organization JI with Dr. Ayman Al-Zawaherri who became later on the second in command of Al-Qaeda. Dr. Hamid is currently a Senior Fellow and Chair of the study of Islamic Radicalism at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies

[Wolfy Ghalkhani]

 I married a muslim and it never crossed my mind to convert. I'm a Christian and my children were baptized Christian even though I dealt with so much hatred from my in laws who berated me, insulted me and made me cry more times than I can count but I never gave in. Finally, my husband had enough too and decided I was worth more than they were and cut all ties. His decision saved his marriage and family. Now, I tell girls to be very careful with muslim boys on the prowl. they sweet talk you, they sex you up, and make you fall in love then they drop the axe- conversion or else. Thank God, I used Persian history to get my husband away from the muslim brainwashing machine. I tell everyone having muslims for in laws was extremely difficult. I would not wish it on anyone. Its a weak mind that converts to islam. Many girls are so eager to get married they do anything including losing their very own identity. they change their name, they turn their back on their own family. they forget their friends. they forget who they are- all for a man who may have other wives, who doesnt care what she thinks,and would cut her throat in a heart beat for his allah. What a miserable life these converts have.