The American Civil Liberties Union was founded in 1920; the leading light among its handful of founders was a Boston Brahmin, Roger Baldwin. In its early days, the ACLU intervened in a good way: it argued for lifting the ban on James Joyce’s Ulysses (leading to Judge John Woolsey’s famous opinion); in 1925, it partnered […]
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Biden’s Antisemitism Guru Blames Jews for Antisemitism
“Israel’s actions have incited attacks on Jews worldwide” The Biden administration refused to actually stop the assaults and harassment of Jews, but it did boast of creating an antisemitism policy. The policy amounted to nothing. Now that the Trump administration is actually fighting antisemitism, the ‘architect’ of Biden’s antisemitism policy has popped up to warn […]
Kenya: Jihadists Target Majority-Christian Country
This month marks the ten-year anniversary of when Islamic terrorists stormed the Garissa University College in Kenya, murdering 148 Christian students and injuring at least 79. On April 2, 2015, gunmen took over 700 students hostage at the university campus. According to the witnesses, the terrorists asked the victims about their religion and segregated the […]
In Vienna, Muslim Political Parties Are Now Appearing
In Austria, there are now two political parties run by, and for, Muslims. These are SÖZ (“Social Austria of the Future”) and the even more anti-Israel and pro-Hamas Liste GAZA — “Voices Against the Genocide.” There are more Muslim candidates now standing for office, so far only at the level of city government. And because […]
Catholic Podcast Co-Hosted by Queen’s Ex-Chaplain Platforms Holocaust Denier Priest
A high-profile Catholic podcast co-hosted by celebrity Catholic convert Dr. Gavin Ashenden is stirring controversy after Ashenden’s colleague, Katherine Bennett, platformed a disgraced holocaust denier Catholic priest. Fr. James Mawdsley, who has called the Holocaust “the biggest lie in history,” claimed that the genocide of the Jews “didn’t happen” on the Catholic Unscripted podcast, posted […]
In Yemen, the Houthi Reign of Terror is About to End
The qat-chewing, rifle-toting Allahu-akbaring Houthis of Yemen whose attacks on international shipping have forced ships that used to use the Red Sea-Suez Canal route to deliver cargo from Asia to Europe, to instead take a much longer route around the Cape of Good Hope and up the western side of Africa to Europe, are now […]
France: Muslim migrant who bombed bakery says ‘As a Muslim, I have no moral lessons to receive from the French’
Indeed. After all, he is one of the “best of people,” as the Qur’an calls Muslims (3:110), while the French are “the most vile of created beings” (98:6). So he is confident that what he did was righteous. “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light […]
Syria’s jihadist president frees Hamas members imprisoned under Assad
“International donors on Monday pledged almost $6.5 billion in aid for Syria, hoping to encourage the new leaders of the conflict-ravaged country toward a peaceful political transition after the ouster of President Bashar Assad in December. Ministers and representatives from Western partners, Syria’s regional neighbors, other Arab countries and U.N. agencies attended the one-day meeting […]
Somali president offers U.S. control over key ports and airbases
Somalia is on the verge of being overrun by the jihadist group al-Shabaab, which is “rapidly securing terrain,” “closing in” on Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, and seizing key locations. Al-Shabaab’s goal is the same as that of every jihadist operation: regional domination, but jihad expansion has no boundaries. Now comes news of an offer from Somalia […]
Who Should Be Our Ambassador to the UN?
President Trump has mentioned the names of two people he thinks would be suitable replacements for Elise Stefanik. One is David Friedman, the former American ambassador to Israel, and the second is Ric Grenell, who was formerly the head of National Intelligence and the American ambassador to Germany. More on those possible choices, and others […]