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Islamic Party of Britain

The Islamic Party of Britain was an Islamist political party with the slogans "Common Sense" and "For A Better Future With Islam". It was founded in 1989 and (alhamdulillah) has been defunct since 2006, and its website doesn't appear to have been updated since 2005. Thank God for small mercies.
Members of the party have supported Galloway's Respect Party; one of their leading members, home affairs spokesman , stood for and funded the party.
==Policy on homosexuality==
"Whilst few dare speak out against the practice of homosexuality due to the pressure exerted by gay rights groups and echoed in the media, the majority of the population do not regard it as an acceptable way of life", reads the party's official website. "Islam condemns and outlaws homosexuality... the rules are that the state does not interfere in the privacy of people's homes, but it would need to safeguard public decency by preventing any public advocacy for homosexuality." The site assures its readership that the death penalty would be reserved for "a public display of lewdness witnessed by several people." One might be inclined to wonder where they got the requirement for several eyewitnesses.
The site goes on to compare homosexuality to pedophilia, arguing that "both are unnatural and a danger to society. UK law, however, accepts one and outlaws the other, simply on the basis of greater pressure and support for the former." "God eradicated the city of Lot," it states; "in an Islamic ruling system, people may only decide their own affairs inasmuch as they do not transgress the clear boundaries already demarcated in the divine revelation." Naturally, these wildly homophobic policies attracted the ire of LGBT rights advocates such as Peter Tatchell.
==External links==
* Official website
==References==
Category:Islam
Category:British political parties
Category:Far-right political parties
Category:Homophobia
Islamophilia

Islamophilia is neologism attributed to right-wing crank Daniel Pipeshttp://larison.org/2007/05/29/ramadan-pipes-and-neocon-islamophilia/ and is intended to denote the inverse to the concept of Islamophobia. Ironically, as Pipes is himself a notably raving Islamophobe,http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Daniel_Pipes#So_what_does_Pipes_think_of_Muslims.3F the term is — at least in the context of Pipes using it — entirely reducible to a tu quoque snarl word.
Literally translating to "[the] love of Islam", the term is intended to describe attitudes which are completely uncritical of Islam, and which conclude that Islam either lacks any negative attributes, or has only positive qualities. The question if people like this actually exist or not (outside of suicide bomber echo chambers) remains open, however.
The outlook of Islamophilia would contend that the central theme of dogmatic Islam is actually irrelevant to explaining the actions of terrorist groups such as DAESH, concluding instead that even fundamentalist Islam just implies more of the religion of peace. Obviously, a near-Poe position that is impossibly held in earnest by an educated person.
However, there actual Islamophiles exist, who admire the culture because of the attractive aspects of the religion. In some cases, this admiration and respect leads such people to convert to the religion and become Muslims themselves.
==See no evil, hear no evil==
Consummate cultural relativists would make for ideal Islamophiles, admiring the exoticness of an ancient belief in a loving and peaceful sky patriarch, who only sometimes encourages murder, torture and extreme cruelty towards innocents, all the while brushing the vile treatment of women, homosexuals, atheists and anyone else who will not submit to a utopian muslim society under a very large carpet, encouraging some rather selective playing of the "Who am I to judge?"-card.
==The love of straw men?==
It is unclear to which extent Islamophiles actually exist in the west, as being one to the extent that Piper defines would require willful ignorance of such obviously Islamic phenomena as DAESH, Islamism generally, and Sharia law — including the quite explicit penalties it proscribes, including decapitations, amputations, stoning (not the pleasant kind), whippings and so on, often for very modest "crimes", such as simply being gay or rejecting mandatory burka wearing.
==See also==
*Islamophobia - its polar opposite.
==References==
Category:Neologisms
Category:Islam
Category:Islamophobia
Isolationism

Isolationism refers to foreign policies that range from military neutrality to nearly complete diplomatic and commercial isolation.
In the modern era, complete isolationism is not practical, since any country which chose to ignore international politics and sever communications completely would leave itself extremely vulnerable. However, there are still some countries which try to remain as "closed" as possible to the outside world. Examples include China during the early part of the Cold War, and North Korea.
Other uses of the term include foreign policies of military neutrality such as those in Switzerland, Sweden and the Republic of Ireland.
==Japan==
One of history's most famous examples of nearly complete isolation is the sakoku or "closed country" policy adopted by the Tokugawa Shogunate in Japan from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, when external communications and trade were very limited. Note that the Japanese never used the term "isolationism" to describe their withdrawal from the world. The term sakoku itself is a Japanese translation of a European word meant to describe Japan's closing to the West. This came to an end in the 1850s, with the arrival of American naval ships in Japanese harbours, negotiating an end to Japanese isolation more or less by force and precipitating social upheavals which included rapid industrialisation, the fall of the Shogunate, the restoration of the Emperor, and an era of much more aggressive nationalism.
==United States==
The United States was under a policy of isolationism from the founding of the republic until its entrance into the First World War. In this context, term describes the American foreign policy of hegemony over the Western Hemishere and insular Pacific while avoiding involvement in the European great power politics. While hardly isolation as such, describing the policy as "non-interventionism" would be even more inaccurate given the frequency of U.S. military intervention across Latin America in the nineteenth century. John Mearsheimer notes that the United States is the only modern state to have ever achieved such regional hegemony.John J. Mearsheimer, The Tragedy of Great Power Politics (New York: Norton, 2001).
Isolationism has been portrayed as "appeasement"the policy of the British government under Prime Minister Chamberlain in 1938; see ; the U.S. was not a signatory to the Munich Pact. during the run-up to the Second World War.For instance, see the June 19, 2011 episode of ABC's This Week With Christiane Amanpour. Will actually used the term "isolationism" and not "American non-interventionism."
In modern American political discourse, the term has become a snarl used by neoconservative politicians like known terrorist sympathizer (IRA, of course; terrorism only counts if it happens to Americans) and neocon journalists like Jennifer Rubin, as well as some leftists, to describe Republicans and others critical of gunboat diplomacy.
==References==
Category:International relations
 
Category:United States politics
Isopathy

Isopathy is a subform of homeopathy invented by Johann Joseph Wilhelm Lux in the 1830s. Rather than "like cures like" (which is based around symptoms), isopathy uses "the same thing cures the thing". i.e., isopathic preparations are made from the actual cause of the illness or its byproducts, such as pus.AltMedZone: What is Isopathy? This pus remains highly diluted, of course. Most "homeopathic vaccines" are made this way, differing from normal vaccines by the potentisation process and the fact that live, rather than inactivated pathogens, are used.
==See also==
*Nosode
==References==
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Homeopathy
Issac Bourne

Issac Bourne is a Young Earth Creationist and webmaster of the pseudoscientific website Y.E.C. Headquarters.
==Biography==
Born on February 11th, 1962, Isaac has claimed on public forums he is a Amsoil or synthetic oil lubricant seller. This has been confirmed in business listings, but reveal he is in fact self-employed.Lubricants Oils & Greases Automotive, Jacksonville, Florida (FL)/ Isaac has admitted he has no education or qualifications in any field of science, but took "2 courses of synthetic lubricants, air and oil filtration".About ikester7579 Never though has he provided information about the institution he took these courses from, and most suspect they are from a diploma mill.
==Online presence==
The various digits in Isaac's online username 'ikester7579' are taken from his listed business address. He is the webmaster and sole contributor to the website Y.E.C. Headquarters, and a senior moderator on the Evolution Fairytale Forum. He also is a former contributor to CreationWiki.User:Ikester7579
==Eternal Time Creation==
Isaac is a Young Earth Creationist, yet has isolated himself from most standard YEC's as he adopts an extreme fringe view of the Omphalos hypothesis which he calls 'Eternal Time Creation'. His username 'ikester7579' on online forums posits that the world was created around 6,000 years ago, but, because God is omnipotent, made it appear as though it is actually eternal.Eternal Time Creation Ikester's idiosyncratic views on creation have caused most YEC's to reject him. He left CreationWiki in 2007 after getting into an online debate with the other creationists on that site writing: "From the very day I joined this wiki it's like I have been in a fight with almost everyone. I don't get it. Then I'm ignored when I ask a question or need an opinion."Ikeester7579 Userpage Discussion Marginalised by his fellow creationists, Isaac regularly embraces conspiracy theories in attempt to explain why no one agrees with his views. Most often he claims the creationists that disagree with his 'Eternal Time Creation' theory are 'wolves in sheep's clothing' usually asserting they are closet-atheists. Ikester has in fact shown more hostility to creationists, than those that accept the biological reality of evolution.
==External links==
*Y.E.C. Headquarters
==References==
Category:Florida
Category:Internet kooks
Category:Living people
J. Philippe Rushton

J. Philippe Rushton was a psychologist and pioneer of hereditarian racialist pseudoscience. He was an English-born Canadian who worked as a professor at the University of Western Ontario from 1977 (although only a full professor from 1985) until his death in 2012.J. Philippe Rushton, Southern Poverty Law Center His specific specialty was "differential K theory", a misapplication of the grossly outdated and oversimplified postulated by E. O. Wilson, which argued that "Negroids" were more r-selected, while "Mongoloids" were more k-selected, with "Caucasoids" in between. He frequently collaborated with Arthur Jensen, and the two of them often praised each other's work.
Even fellow hereditarian, and editor-in-chief of Mankind Quarterly, Edward Dutton, to his chagrin, has come to the conclusion that "he [Rushton] was a liar, he was a fraud, and he was a thug", and all of his research work must be considered suspect.J. Philippe Rushton: 'He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy!', Edward Dutton, The Jolly Heretic, 2019Edward Dutton. J. Philippe Rushton: A Life History Perspective. 978-1983273704
Rushton's research papers have been criticised for confirmation bias, overinterpreting minor trends in data and citing of "non-scientific sources of evidence, such as semi-pornographic literature (e.g., Penthouse or anonymous notes by "the French Army Surgeon" from 1898)".
==Notes==
==References==
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JIDF

The Jewish Internet Defence Force (JIDF) was an unofficial online advocacy/hacktivism group for the state of Israel, purportedly dedicated to opposing jihadism and antisemitism on the Web,About, JIDF Website but more accurately it opposed Islam itself. The JIDF opposed all mosques"During Ramadan Celebrations, Obama Supports Ground Zero Mosque (as do the "protesters"...just not at Ground Zero)" JIDF Website and castigated as hypocrites the opponents of the community center (mistaken as a mosque) near Ground Zero, on the grounds that mosques should be opposed everywhere, not just in Manhattan. Archives of its site indicate it was extraordinarily anti-Obama, with "barack hussein obama" having been the most common tag on any posts; a photo of Obama shaking hands with Mahmoud Abbas (a long-time leader of the Palestinian Authority) was displayed on the homepage. 
==Controversial approaches==
The JIDF's inflammatory attacks on Islam included "we are against ALL mosques, as they are tributes to the genocidal pedophile false prophet (idol) Muhammad, who was a murderer of Jews." They also condemned an imam as antisemitic for saying that Jews are "the scum of the human race, the rats of the world, the violators of pacts and agreements, the murderers of the prophets.""Islam: 'Jews are Apes and Pigs'", JIDF Website The disconnect did not appear to register: their attacks on demeaning rhetoric were interspersed with demeaning rhetoric.
Advocacy for the group frequently takes the form of tattling violations of Terms of Service on various websites to remove antisemitic comments or sites,"JIDF Shuts Them Down!", Jewish Herald-Voice or drawing attention to the removal of pro-Israel comments or sites."Facebook Destroys Massive Pro-Israel Jewish Communities" The JIDF claimed credit for "taking control" of an anti-Israel page ("Israel is not a country, de-list it!") on Facebook and removing its members.Jerusalem Post retrieved 4th September 2010It is uncertain if they helped or harmed their own cause.
==He's dead, Jim==
Their website was last updated in December 2015, and the second-to-last update was in July 2014.(September 2018). JIDF - Home. Jewish Internet Defense Force, via archive.today. The site stopped existing entirely somewhere between 2018 and 2020."Jewish Internet Defense Force". archive.today. As of 2023, it redirected to a strange, spammy-looking website with no apparent relation to the JIDF.
==External links==
* thejidf.org (permanent dead link)
==Notes==
==References==
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JPANDS

The Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons (JPANDS... why isn't it JA... ohhhhh, formerly Medical Sentinel) is the official journal of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. As such, you can pretty much expect what they publish to be crap, whether it be the link between vaccinations and autism,8(4):103-107, 2003; 9(2):38-45, 2004; 9(3):66-67, 2004; 11(1):8-13, 2006 the link between abortion and breast cancer,8(2):41-45, 2003; 10(1):11-14, 2005; 10(4):105-110, 2005; 12(2):38-39, 2007; 12(3):65, 2007; 12(3):72-78, 2007; 12(4):97-99, 2007; 13(1):12-15, 2008; 13(2):33, 2008 or the link between potatoes and death.The last one's a lie, but did you know that 100% of the people who ate a potato in the 18th century are now dead? They've published material by some notorious cranks including the Geier family.
Also, they have some AIDS-dissidents.15(3):69-74, 2010
The archive can be found in their General Online National Access for Doctors and Surgeons.
==External links==
*Respectful Insolence: The Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons: Medical "science" as dubious as it gets (archived copy from February 21, 2009)
==References==
Category:Pseudoscience promoting organizations
Category:Pseudojournals
Jack

*Billy Jack, film series by Tom Laughlin
*Jack Abramoff, GOP lobbyist
*Jackalope, a cryptid that is actually just a rabbit with cancer
*Jack Buckby, former BNP member
*Jack Chick, fundamentalist Christian comic artist
*Jack Cuozzo, young-Earth creationist
*Jack Daniel's, a well-known brand of whiskey
*Jack Donovan, "androphilic" MRA
*Jack Dorsey, ex-CEO of ex-Twitter
*Jack Houck, creator of the spoon bending party
*Jack Hyles, ex-pastor of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana
*Jack Idema, deceased American vigilante and war criminal
*Jack Kennedy, assassinated U.S. President
*Jack Mormon, a non-practicing cultural Mormon
*Jack o' lantern, a carved pumpkin for Halloween
*Jack Parsons, rocket scientist and occultist
*Jack Posobiec, alt-right troll
*Jack the Ripper, infamous London serial killer
*Jack Ruby, Lee Harvey Oswald's assassin
*Jack Straw, former British Labour MP
*Jack Thompson, lawyer who went after video games
*Jack Van Impe, televangelist
*Spring Heeled Jack, Victorian England urban legend
*Union Jack, flag of the United Kingdom
Jack Abramoff

Jack Abramoff is a Republican lobbyist and good friend of Tom DeLay,From his website until he was caught taking bribes from both sides in a case of two Native American tribes that were each fighting to get the other's casino shut down.Timeline of Key Events in Jack Abramoff Investigation
In 2002, there was also a grand jury investigation into some money he received. Strangely, a day after this investigation was announced, the chief prosecutor for the case and instigator of the investigation was unexpectedly demoted by Dubya after which the whole thing fizzled out.http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/27/politics/demotion-of-a-prosecutor-is-investigated.html
He was also the producer of an '80s anti-commie action movie that got in serious trouble for using South African army units as extras, in direct violation of the anti-apartheid rules set up by the SAG. Pro-freedom indeed.
Now a high-powered, minimum-wage pizza man.Crooks and Liars - Jack Abramoff, Pizza Guy
==Prison success story?==
Since being released from prison, he has (ostensibly) become a campaigner against the legalized bribery that is the US's lobbying system. Old joke; a crooked politician can be bribed ten different ways, and an honest one a hundred. He has written a and what, as an insider, he thinks should be done to fix the system, painting himself as a fallen knight seeking redemption.
==See also==
*Northern Mariana Islands: Abramoff lobbied on behalf of them for years, and one of their governors was impeached for, among other things, his connection to Abramoff.John Celock, Benigno Fitial, Northern Mariana Islands Governor, Impeached By House In Massage Scandal, The Huffington Post, 11 Feb. 2013
==External links==
*SourceWatch has a more detailed page on his shenanigans
==References==
Category:Authors
Category:Business
Category:Convicted felons
Category:Criminals
Category:Film-makers
Category:Jews
Category:Living people
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Jack Cuozzo

Jack Cuozzo Dr. John Cuozzo 1937-2017, obits.nj.com, 26 March 2017. was a dentist and Young Earth Creationist who believed that Neanderthals are ordinary humans who lived for hundreds of years, causing their skulls to continue to grow. His career as a dentist was actually somewhat ironic, as he should have known that age can be judged in fossilized individuals based on an examination of several types of tooth development, and that such research has confirmed that Neanderthals did not live for hundreds of years.Rapid dental development in a Middle Paleolithic Belgian Neanderthal, PNAS (full text available at link)
==Scientific qualifications==
BS, biology major, philosophy minor, Georgetown University. MS, oral biology, Loyola University / Chicago Graduate School of Dentistry (Certificate of Specialty in Orthodontics). DDS, University of Pennsylvania.https://answersingenesis.org/bios/jack-cuozzo/
==External links==
*Official website (From Wayback Machine)
==References==
Category:Creationists
Category:Dentists
Jack Hyles

Jack Hyles was the pastor of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana, a leading light in the Independent Baptist movement, and the author of several books published by John R. Rice's publisher, Sword of the Lord. Most of these books are on subjects like Let's Baptize More Converts, Church Bus Handbook, and Let's Go Soul Winning and are about how to lure as many people into your church as possible and convert them. He was originally best known for creating and popularizing the "bus ministry" concept which led to his church becoming one of the first ever megachurches. He was a King James Only advocate.The Growing Convictions of Dr. Jack Hyles with Regard to the King James Bible
Hyles established a fundie school named Hyles-Anderson College in Indiana. Not only is it not accredited, its policy is actually to abjure accreditation, regarding the principles required for it to be compromise with the sinful world. Its purpose is primarily to prepare young fundamentalist men to be zealous preachers and further teachers of "The One True Way," and young fundamentalist women to be perfect wives and mothers, courtesy of the Marriage and Motherhood course of study. Let's just say that it isn't about the history of and theories about marriage and motherhood.
Hyles also advocated a highly authoritarian and even violent method of child rearing similar to that put forth now by Focus on the Family, including extreme emphasis on gender roles, unquestioned obedience to authority figures, and an emphasis on spanking as a discipline method. His book How To Rear Children includes a chapter in which he advocates spanking very young children to "break their will to resist" adult authority and making spanking sessions a "ritual" lasting 15 or more minutes; this chapter is frequently cited by anti-spanking activists as an example of extremism among pro-spanking advocates.
==Scandals==
He was also—why, oh why is this so predictable?—repeatedly caught in scandals and allegations of everything from adultery, financial mismanagement, running his church in a cult-like manner, to covering up or refusing to do anything about a deacon in his church who was abusing and molesting children.
===A legacy lives on===
Like father, his son, David, was also involved in his own set of scandals as Youth pastor.The Scandalous Life of Jack Hyles and Why it Still Matters Meanwhile, Jacks’s son in law, Jack Schaap was serving a 12-year sentence for relations with a 16-year old, but was given an early release on May 4th, 2022.UPDATE: Jack Schaap Early Release 05/04/22
==See also==
*To Train Up a Child
*Jesus Is Savior - David was a mega fan of Hyles.
==External links==
*Jack Hyles talk on the Communist threat from Rock & Roll - seriously, this sermon has to be heard to be believed. Way over the top. Keyboard alert! Do not listen while drinking anything around your computer!
==Notes==
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