"The Prophet wrote the (marriage contract) with ‘Aisha while she was six years old and consummated his marriage with her while she was nine years old and she remained with him for nine years (i.e. till his death)." — Bukhari 7.62.88 Islamic apologists in the West routinely claim that Aisha…
In "Why CAIR is Going After Peter King" at Big Government today, Pamela Geller explains why the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations is targeting Congressman Peter King despite the defanged nature of his upcoming hearings: The Hamas-tied Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) is viciously going after Congressman Peter King…
MTV’s new show Skins is possibly breaking child porn laws and the popular teen cable network is trying to figure out how to get away with it.
While the Guardian’s recent exercise in journalistic malfeasance and delirious narcissism drew attention for its clear determination to destroy both the peace process and the credibility of the Palestinians’ non-Hamas leadership, almost lost was another important revelation.
The Guardian’s editors subscribe to one of the most dangerous anti-Jewish theories about Israel.
Our friend and ally exports jihad terror to the West. Will the U.S. be next? "Moscow airport bomb: suicide bombers were part of squad trained in Pakistan," by Andrew Osborn and Damien McElroy in the Telegraph, January 26 (thanks to Ron): The two suicide bombers who carried out the Moscow…
This week on Behar, Huffington Post editor Roy Sekoff was waxing pseudo-philosophically about Sarah Palin’s use of the term “blood libel” when he spewed this gem: “Why does the party of the angry white man insist on using these terms about minorities?” Words have objective meanings, not prejudiced by race or gender or political leanings. It is subjective whether blood libel is a poor choice of words or not, but if so it is only aggrandized by lamely trying to make it racist, too.
Obama is trying to pull off a Clinton: a sudden, swift move to the center. His only problem? He isn’t anything like Clinton.
Facebook, MySpace, and YouTube crackle with the vitriol of students, armchair pundits and alternative culture fans to whom Israel is the apotheosis of hate. The opinions ranged against Israel extend to the world of graphic novels as well, which is what makes Fables, a popular ongoing comics serial, so unique: Fables is an unapologetically pro-Israel comic.
When an otherwise cool website suddenly publishes an uncharacteristically flimsy, even gullible apologia for Islam (and two million people read it) — I wonder: What’s going on there?
More dawah and bridge-building. "Philippine Officials See Link to Islamic Militants in Bus Explosion," from VOA News, January 26: Philippine authorities say Tuesday’s deadly bomb attack on a passenger bus in Manila has the hallmarks of terrorist attacks in the nation’s turbulent south. Five people were killed and at least…
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