Archives for 2005

Details of the Contest at Dhimmi Watch. Details of taqiyya here.

The Muslim Student Association at UCLA is holding Taqiyya Awareness Week — I mean, that is, Islamic Awareness Week: “Muslims hope to educate with awareness week,” from the Daily Bruin (thanks to Anthony). Friends, I thought that rather than answer all the distortions and dissimulations in this article, which I have answered on this site […]

An inadequate article, in that it doesn’t say anything about with what groups they were affiliated. Still, it vividly demonstrates that the threat to Western societies has not dissipated. From AP, : LONDON, England (AP) — Three terror suspects have pleaded innocent to charges that they conspired to possess a radioactive substance and entered into […]

The Baltimore Sun has an interview with Malcolm Clark, author of Islam for Dummies: “Required reading for American officers: ‘Islam for Dummies’ author hopes to dispel, correct misconceptions.” (Thanks to Anthony for the link.) The deathless classic Islam for Dummies, of course, has made it to General Vines’ infamous reading list. Predictably, Clark seems to […]

Could the Internet bring down the mullahocracy? The mullahs are trying to make sure there’s plenty of harm in trying. And note well: these guys were the “children of the revolution.” From the LA Times, with thanks to Anthony: After toiling for years to silence dissent within the Iranian republic, the mullahs have turned their […]

Jihad Watch director Robert Spencer writes in the Washington Times about a curious omission during the Rice hearings: During her Senate confirmation hearings, Secretary of State-designate Condoleezza Rice was grilled about Iraq, weapons of mass destruction and how long the troops would be there. But no one asked her anything about the most important question […]

The idea that Osama bin Laden is an agent of some sinister power is no longer confined to the lunatic fringe; it has been taken up by the Saudi Interior Minister. From the Washington Times, : Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Jan. 24 (UPI) — The Saudi interior minister has said the world’s most wanted terrorist, Osama […]

The message below has appeared in Arabic on a Muslim bulletin board. (Thanks to Kemaste for the link, and Ali Sina for arranging for the translation.) In The Name Of Allah the Most Gracious The Most Merciful The Honourable Brothers/ Peace upon You Under the title “Muslim-Christian boil over N.J” The Associated Press wrote about […]

In late 2003, Paul Weyrich of the Free Congress Foundation, of which I am an Adjunct Fellow, offered an alternative book list on Islam to the package CAIR was offering to libraries. Of course, FCF didn’t have the funding CAIR did, so these books didn’t make it into many libraries. Nevertheless, I thought that in […]

This has been eminently predictable for several years now. From Reuters, with thanks to Nicolei: DUBAI – Al Qaeda ally Abu Musab al-Zarqawi declared a “bitter war” on Iraq’s parliamentary elections next Sunday, in an audiotape purporting to come from the Jordanian militant and posted on the Internet.The speaker urged Sunni Muslims to fight against […]