Entries by AIFD
SOUNDING THE ALARM ON SILENT JIHAD IN AMERICA
EXCERPT: LIBERTYNEWS online “Critical national security issues…have been effectively banned from CPAC” due to the influence of Norquist and Khan, Weiss noted at NSAC, hence the CPAC “Uninvited” description of NSAC. Khan “speaks volumes” with his silence on Jasser and other Muslims in their struggle against Islamism, Jasser declared to NSAC per video. With Khan […]
Syria After Assad
Syria After Assad Posted by Jamie Glazov Aug 24th, 2012 , Frontpagemag Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Shekoh Abbas, the leader of the Kurdistan National Assembly of Syria. He has joined with U.S. Syrian Sunni reformer Dr. M. Zhudi Jasser to advance the cause of Syrian democracy via the Syrian Democratic Coalition. FP: Sherkoh Abbas, welcome to Frontpage Interview. I […]
7/15/13 Chill Cairo welcome for U.S. envoy as Mursi supporters gather
Source: Reuters By Maggie Fick and Yasmine Saleh CAIRO (Reuters) – The first senior U.S. official to visit Egypt since the army toppled its elected president was snubbed by both Islamists and their opponents on Monday, while huge crowds of supporters of the ousted leader demonstrated in the streets. After meeting the interim head of […]
7/7/13 Sexual Assaults Reportedly Rampant During Egypt Protests
Source: BBC From afar, Tahrir Square appears almost festive as protesters chant against the Islamist president who was overthrown by the Egyptian military last week. But inside the crushing crowds, the scene can be a lot more sinister. In a video posted by the Muslim Brotherhood, an unidentified woman cries out as men attack her. […]
Syrian Opposition Speaks
By Adam Kredo, October 27, 2012 Read the article at The Washington Free Beacon Failure of U.S. to provide direct aid demoralizing anti-Assad forces, opposition leader says President Barack Obama’s administration has continued to turn its back on Syrian opposition fighters, refusing to provide not only critical weaponry but also direct humanitarian aid to those fighting a […]
Are Syria’s Rebels Getting Too Extreme?
Are Syria’s Rebels Getting Too Extreme? The Daily Beast, Aug 24, 2012 Syria’s 18-month-long conflict is deepening sectarian divisions, breeding more and more openly Islamist Sunni rebels talking about the rebellion ushering in Sharia law—and raising the prospect of an ungovernable postwar nation. While the international media focuses on whether al Qaeda has latched onto the escalating Syrian […]