Gatestone Institute Although the Islamic persecution of actual, living Christians is certainly more deplorable, Islamic attacks on inanimate Christian symbols are often more indicative of the existential hate borne for the other. Consider, for instance, the phenomenon of Muslims desecrating and destroying Christian cemeteries and their crosses. While the act itself … [Read more...]
Glazov Gang: CAIR Forces US Army War College onto Its Knees
Jamie Glazov, of the Glazov Gang, recently interviewed me. Below is the official description, followed by the video: Subscribe to the Glazov Gang‘s YouTube Channel and follow us on Twitter: @JamieGlazov. Please donate via our Pay Pal account. Order Jamie Glazov’s new book: Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us. This … [Read more...]
The Battle of Yarmuk: ISIS’s Blueprint for Terror
Today in history, on August 20, 636, one of the most consequential battles between Islam and the West took place, that of Yarmuk. Not only did it decide whether the Arabian creed thrives or dies; it became a chief source of inspiration and instruction for jihadis throughout the centuries, right down to the Islamic State, or “ISIS.” And yet, very few in the West … [Read more...]
CAIR’s Far-Reaching and Subversive Tentacles
FrontPage Magazine The “all-seeing eye” and multi-tentacled reach of CAIR is again on display, signifying just how intrusive this terrorist-linked Islamic organization that poses as a civil rights group has become in the U.S.’s efforts to defend itself against terrorism. As previously noted, after inviting me to lecture on my recent book on the military history between … [Read more...]
Radio Interview: Ibrahim on Egypt’s Copts under Islam
Al Kresta of Ave Maria Radio interviewed me yesterday on the topic of my recent article, "Systematic Discrimination: Christians Under Egyptian Rule." We discussed Sharia's role in Egypt's Constitution, the political nature of Islam, and more. To hear the 12-minute interview, click here and fast-forward to the one hour and two minute mark (1:02). … [Read more...]