An organization that reports on anti-Muslim attacks in the UK has lost government funding over concerns about the accuracy of its data.
An alleged Muslim terrorist in Canada wants to be judge according to the Quran, instead of Canada’s criminal code.
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A woman living in the east of Switzerland who believed she could survive on light alone was found starved to death, it has emerged.
Anna Gut started her long preparations for the process by reading a book by another proponent of “breatharianism”, 54-year-old Australian Ellen Greve, who also goes by the name Jasmuheen, or eternal air.
The breatharians eat light — real light Maybe crystals do strengthen your aura. Maybe magnets do cure lower back pain. Giving up food and water forever, though, is just silly. And deadly. Other than that, breatharianism, the practice of living off air and light alone, has some unbelievable benefits. After a week without food or water, Steve Torrence claims he broke through to the extraordinary energy and strength described by the breatharians. The 37-year-old Florida musician says he and his wife are into their fourth food-free year (they drink a glass or two of fruit juice each week for fun)