Faith and Politics
Politics of faith, Congressman Ellison, and CAIR on the hill
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
When Progressives Treat with Reactionaries
The British State’s flirtation with radical Islamism
U. S. Muslim Clerics Seek Modern Middle Ground
This piece on a supposed “modern middle ground” ends with this disturbing quotation from a Zaytuna Institute imam, “Every Muslim who is honest would say, I would like to see America become a Muslim country,” he said. “I think it would help people, and if I didn’t believe that, I wouldn’t be a Muslim.
Al-Qaeda Doctrine: Training the Individual Warrior
This article looks at the type and purpose of the non-military training that is given to the individual al-Qaeda fighter or mujahid.
Crime networks, terrorists linked
A U.S. official said al Qaeda and other terrorist groups have ties to criminal organizations in Latin America.
NRO Symposium: How It’s Looking- Iraq, three years in
To mark the three-year anniversary this week of the Coalition going into Iraq, National Review Online gathered a group of experts for their read of how things are going. We asked, broadly: “What do you consider the most important points to keep in mind when considering Iraq three years after the Coalition invasion?” Here’s what they had to say.
Statement on Freedom of Expression and Danish Cartoons
Press Release from Freedom House on the Danish Cartoons
Can Islam Be Reformed?
Yes, and American Muslims will lead the way.
The title question is in no way meant to be provocative, let alone insulting. But the world, including vast numbers of Muslims, needs this question answered.
Opinion: Youth must wake up to the threat of Islamism
Before young conservatives fully commit to a 2012 presidential campaign, one of the first questions they should ask their candidate is, “What is your policy on the ideology of Islamism?”
Will DADT repeal cause problems for American troops serving in Muslim countries?
Repeal of DADT raises questions about the impact upon troops deployed to Muslim majority countries.