Zawahiri is a well-read man* Once again we see an Islamic supremacist blame the victims of Islamic jihad aggression for that aggression itself. Muslims bombed a Coptic church in Alexandria last month, murdering 21 people, and last Tuesday, Muslims murdered a priest — and Zawahiri has the Islamic chutzpah to…
Here we go again: a Muslim attempts to mass-murder non-Muslims, and Muslims turn out to be the victims. In a sane world, Irie Price would be writing about how the Muslim community in Lubbock was working hard to prove its loyalty to American Constitutional values, instituting programs to teach against…
The pro-Sharia Islamic supremacist political party known as the Islamic Salvation Front won the first round of Algeria’s 1991 elections, whereupon the military stepped in, canceled the second round of elections, and banned the Islamic Salvation Front and all Islamic political parties. This led to civil war, and the state…
Of course! Who else would have? "Friday Sermon on Libyan TV Accuses the Zionists and the Americans of Instigating the Protests in the Middle East," from MEMRITV, February 18: Following are excerpts from a Friday sermon which aired on the Libyan Al-Jamahiriya TV on February 18, 2011: Preacher: Oh…
They must have released him because they finally realized that killing someone for leaving Islam was a Misunderstanding of the Religion of Peace. Actually, this story shows yet again that international pressure and public agitation works. An update on this story. "Aid Worker Arrested for Being Christian Is Released From…
"Mosque Makeovers With Your Tax Dollars" (VIDEO, click here) — WSB Atlanta (thanks to Pamela Geller) Is this constitutional? Does anyone care?…
They weren’t protesting against acts of violence and terror committed in the name of Islam. They weren’t protesting against stonings, amputations, or the brutalization of women. They weren’t protesting against attempts to bring elements of Sharia to the U.S. and Europe. They weren’t protesting against the death penalty for apostasy….
Democracy is under assault, but not in the manner presented by the New York Times. Not surprisingly, the op-ed pages of the nation’s leading advocate for leftist opinion have opined that the demonstrations against Governor Scott Walker’s fight to rein in spending in Wisconsin was akin to the uprising in Egypt.
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