by Leslie Sacks Family Security Matters Raymond Ibrahim*, a specialist in Islamic theology, practice, and politics, has penned a fascinating response to Nidal Hasan and Fort Hood (click here for Part One of the article and click here for Part Two). He points out that many Westerners have great difficulty assuming that radical Islamic beliefs (Islamism) are central to much of … [Read more...]
Obama’s False Assumptions
by Robert Maginnis Human Events President Obama's counterterrorism strategy is plagued by false assumptions that could prove fatal to our nation's security. Last week, Obama accepted responsibility for the failure to stop the al Qaeda underwear bomber before he boarded a plane bound for America on Christmas day. The president pledged to correct the "shortcomings" that … [Read more...]
Obama’s Abominable Obeisance
850 KOA: The Mike Rosen Show http://raymond.uhurunetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/288.mp3 … [Read more...]
Are All Religions Equally Violent?
by Michael Rubin National Review Online Regarding the ongoing discussion of Islam's role in terrorists' justification of their actions in general and Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's self-justification in particular, there's a tendency among the government, academics, and the media to engage in religious equivalency and suggest that Islamic extremism is really no different than Jewish … [Read more...]
Strategist Caused Stir For Accusing Saudis Of Supporting Terror
by Patricia Sullivan Washington Post Laurent Murawiec, 58, a think-tank geostrategist who stirred an outcry in 2002 by contending that Saudi Arabia was the "kernel of evil" in the Muslim world and that its oil fields should be seized if it didn't do more to fight terrorism, died Oct. 7 of multiple myeloma at his home in Washington. Mr. Murawiec told the Defense Policy Board … [Read more...]