Raymond Ibrahim jockeying around his ancestors’ monuments According to the Associated Press, “Egypt’s antiquities authority closed the largest of the Giza pyramids Friday following rumors that groups would try to hold spiritual ceremonies on the site at 11:11 A.M. on Nov. 11, 2011″¦. The closure follows a string of unconfirmed reports in local media that […]
Archives for 2011
Amnesty International pushing Muslim Brotherhood-invented concept of “Islamophobia”
As David Horowitz and I show in our pamphlet Islamophobia: Thoughtcrime of the Totalitarian Future, the term “Islamophobia” is a politically manipulative coinage designed to intimidate critics of Islamic supremacism and jihad into silence. Claire Berlinski explains how Islamic supremacists from the Muslim Brotherhood devised it for precisely that purpose: Now here’s a point you […]
Armistice Day, Armistice Day
Because the jihad against us is based on Islamic texts and teachings, and consequently — contrary to popular belief and the prevailing line in Washington — not capable of being ended by a change in our policies, it is without end. It is a problem that cannot be solved. But it can be managed, and […]
Pakistan: Asia Bibi marks one year in jail under death sentence for “blasphemy”
Does Barack Obama know the name of Asia Bibi? He should, and aid to Pakistan should be made contingent upon her release and fundamental improvements to the treatment of religious minorities. Her trial was a sham in the first place, and the court, still rendered impotent by fear of Islamic supremacist violence, just can’t seem […]
Egypt: Proposed “common law” on building of mosques and churches remains problematic
One of the hallmarks of “moderate” Muslim nations here of late is legislation that allows for the enforcement of Sharia in practice without the liability of spelling it out and risking bad publicity, the loss of aid, and so forth. Examples include the “wealth tax” on non-Muslims in Turkey, laws on the building of churches […]
Turkey: Ancient church, site of 7th ecumenical council, turned into a mosque
A snapshot of the 7th ecumenical council, in the Aghia Sophia of Nicaea The Seventh Ecumenical Council, the Second Council of Nicaea, held in the Aghia Sophia of Nicaea in 787, declared the orthodoxy of icons and images. It was the last meeting of all the world’s bishops that included representatives of both the Church […]
All-American Muslim TV show presents misleading picture of Muslims in the U.S.
The much-ballyhooed new TV show is just another exercise in whitewashing and obfuscation. “Network TV show portraying this as ‘all-American’ …: ‘Danger is in the deception and obfuscation of the truth,’”: by Michael Carl for WorldNetDaily, November 10: According to The Learning Channel, its coming new “All-American Muslim” program is a “powerful series” taking viewers […]
The Middle East Studies establishment vs. Walid Phares
In “The Middle East Studies Establishment vs. Walid Phares” in The American Thinker today, Cinnamon Stillwell exposes the rogue’s gallery of Islamic supremacist hacks and academic establishment poseurs who have taken aim at Walid Phares after Mitt Romney brought him into his campaign as an adviser. Anyone and everyone who dares to challenge the accepted […]
Indonesia: Attacker partially severs ears of deaf, mute Ahmadi man
Will the attacker be found? How much time will he serve? Or will the victim, if he survives, be charged for having had a machete for cutting wood? There is already a precedent for it, from the last high-profile wave of anti-Ahmadi violence. Many provinces in Modern, Moderate Indonesia have essentially blamed the victims for […]
CSU San Bernardino students wear hijabs to experience what Muslims go through
“Walk in our shoes for a little bit to see what we go through.” Heavens to betsy! What do these poor Muslim students at Cal State San Bernardino go through? Is the campus patrolled by roving bands of greasy Islamophobes, spitting on poor pious hijabis and cackling demonically as they pull off their hijabs? Are […]