This is not surprising. After all, the British authorities, like all Western authorities, don’t even know what questions to ask in order to screen for this sort of thing. “Radical past of top Whitehall Islamic aide,” from the TimesOnline, with thanks to Anon: DISTURBING details have emerged about the radical background of the chief adviser […]
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Fitzgerald: Why are we in Iraq?
“When my children ask me why their dad is over in Iraq and he can’t be here with us. I want to give them an educated honest answer. I have found that history is the most logical answer and the only truth I can find on this subject. Then I ran out of answers and […]
Fitzgerald: What Do Journalists Do All Day?
A new essay by Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald: Searching for just the book to give a three-year-old, you may have seen the noun-filled picture books of Richard Scarry, including “What Do People Do All Day?” That title suggests another one: What Do Journalists Do All Day? What do they do? And especially, […]
The Vatican Confronts Islam
Daniel Pipes reports in FrontPage about some anti-dhimmi steps in the Vatican (links in the original): “Enough now with this turning the other cheek! It’s our duty to protect ourselves.” Thus spoke Monsignor Velasio De Paolis, secretary of the Vatican’s supreme court, referring to Muslims. Explaining his apparent rejection of Jesus” admonition to his followers […]
Hirsi Ali: Freedom fighter
It’s — and unusual — to see this in the Philadelphia Inquirer (thanks to the Constantinopolitan Irredentist): “Freedom fighter: Under threat of death, bodyguards always near, Dutch politician and author Ayaan Hirsi Ali keeps on fearlessly criticizing Islam.” Hirsi Ali believes the Dutch now split into “appeasers” who don’t want to upset Muslim communities, and […]
Interview with Cardinal George Pell
Pell raised eyebrows and drew well-deserved applause for his talk at Legatus a while back. Here is an interview with him from the National Catholic Reporter (thanks to Tom Syseskey): Looking at the global scene, it would seem that disaffected Muslims these days drift towards political jihadism, while disaffected Christians drift towards “sects” that promise […]
Fisking the “Islamophobes”?
Many people have sent me a post from Dean’s World, “Fisking The Islamophobes,” in which Dean Esmay answers an outstandingly moronic email he received about Islam. I have been asked by several to respond to Dean, since he goes too far in the other direction in his widely-linked reply. So here goes. To minimize confusion, […]
Fitzgerald: The Lesser Jihad and the Greater Jihad
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald discusses the Lesser Jihad and the Greater Jihad, by which he means not the distinction between warfare and the struggle within the soul, but the struggle against Israel and that against the rest of the world. It by now should be clear that the war against Israel is […]
Fitzgerald: Black Africa: The inattention, neglect, and betrayal should not be repeated
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald proposes a way for both American policymakers and black Africans to escape dhimmitude simultaneously: Black Africa is a battlefield between Islam and Christianity. Individual Christian missions, and are doing, have done a great deal of good. But Christians in black Africa need more support, tangible and visible, from […]
Jihad warfare spreads to Chad
“Chad displays rebel “mercenaries”, blames Sudan” From Reuters, with thanks to Marisol Seibold: N’DJAMENA – Chad’s government on Friday paraded captured rebels it said were recruited by Sudan as the capital N’Djamena recovered from a surprise raid by insurgents fighting President Idriss Deby. The government said it repulsed Thursday’s early morning attack in fighting that […]