Coptic Solidarity Another example—there seems to be no end—of the difficulties experienced by Egypt’s most indigenous inhabitants, the Christian Copts, was on display last Easter (which for the Orthodox world was observed on Sunday, May 5, and celebrated in churches during the night of Saturday, May 4). As discussed here, less than two weeks earlier, on April 23 in … [Read more...]
Video: ‘Were the Crusades Really That Bad (w/Raymond Ibrahim)?’
My recent interview with Forge & Anvil follows. Beneath it is F&A's description: When attempting to gain power, inconvenient truths are often ignored by those in charge of crafting the narrative. One such narrative we see today is the idea that the crusades are a dark blotch on the history of Christ's church. These crusades are depicted as being a time when … [Read more...]
‘I Have Learned to Cut Throats’: The Specter of ISIS Lives on in Western Nations
Are the Islamic terror attacks that plague the world random outbursts of Muslim madness, or are they the result of calculated directives? Consider the following, seemingly disparate accounts. On Apr. 22, 2024, Muslim terrorists rammed their vehicle into four Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem, causing three of them to go flying in the air. On Apr. 15, a Muslim man lunged at and … [Read more...]
Audio: Sydney Stabbing, Australian Censorship, and More
I discussed several topics in the first 30 minutes of The Drive Home: … [Read more...]
Cautionary Tale: Egypt’s Islamic Present Could Be the West’s Sharia Future
The Stream An old drama highlighting the ongoing but wholly unacknowledged Muslim persecution of Christians is once again playing out in one of its primary theaters: Egypt. On April 23, in al-Fawakhir village, more than 500 Muslims savagely attacked and torched the homes of Christians due to a rumor that a church was to be constructed in the village. According to … [Read more...]