‘Permission’ needed to kill U.S. terrorists
The U.S. intelligence community policy on killing American citizens who have joined al Qaeda requires first obtaining high-level government approval.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Freed Guant�namo inmates are heading for Yemen to join al-Qaeda fight
At least a dozen former Guantánamo Bay inmates have rejoined al-Qaeda to fight in Yemen.
Hasan and the Big Lie: U.S. “War” Against Islam
The Islamists use the tactic of implying that the ‘War Against Terror’ is actually a ‘War Against Islam’ … as demonstrated by Imam Anwar al-Awlaki and CAIR.
The Mumbai Atrocities: Where is the Outrage?
Defeating terror requires a strong will and an equally stong commitment to using the correct terminology.
Muslim ex-guard on trial over Alias
A former security guard at Andrews Air Force Base who failed to put his Muslim name on a job application was trying to conceal his ties to a controversial D.C. imam, federal prosecutors said yesterday.
CAIR listed by FBI as member of Muslim Brotherhood’s Palestine Committee in HLF Trial
In Dallas today, CAIR is described by an FBI agent as the Palestine Committee of the international Muslim Brotherhood.
A Film too hot to Handle
PBS cites bias and alarmism in suspending the airing of a documentary on Islamic moderates and extremists.
The Bauer and Rose Show- interview M. Zuhdi Jasser
Bob and Tom discuss CAIR’s recent program asking Muslim pilgrims to report any travel discrimination (Listen with Windows Media Player)
The Roots of Muslim Anger in India
The recent Mumbai attacks highlight the specter of political Islam haunting India.
For the Women of Iraq, the war for Freedom is just Starting
The women of Basra have disappeared. Three years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, women’s secular freedoms – once the envy of women across the Middle East – have been snatched away because militant Islam is rising across the country.