The real Arab and Muslim “revolution” is a virtual one. Can the Internet speed things along?

On Geraldo: Egyptian-American college students reveal a desire for Muslim Brotherhood authority in Egypt.

Ayaan Hirsi, author of Infidel, and Nomad, the Hon. James Woolsey, former CIA director, and Andrew McCarthy of National Review took questions after their CPAC panel, The Sharia Challenge in the West, Saturday February 12, 2011. Clifford May, from Foundation For Defense of Democracies, moderated.

In 1979, as the Ayatollah Khomeini was seizing power in Iran and turning a largely peaceful secular revolution into a brutal Islamic theocracy, the New York Times ran an op-ed column entitled “Trusting Khomeini.”

Obama: The New Reagan

If you’re a conservative in California: Get out! Now! And if you’re a conservative living in any other state: just stay put and read this post to understand just how blessed you are.

A genuine uprising in the Muslim world which does not focus on the issue of women’s rights is not much of an uprising and does not bode well for a true democracy. Amazingly, a new Facebook page called Saudi Women Revolution may help pave the way.

Noam Chomsky is a linguist and political philosopher of dubious repute, who remains, in spite of his errors and failed predictions, the Left’s “rabbi, our preacher, our rinpoche, our sensei.”

Today at CounterContempt (I site I only discovered this morning), David Stein announced the release of letters he says shed harsh light on one of Chomsky’s most troubling associations: his literary relationship with a Holocaust denier.

This year I spoke at CPAC on a panel about the Justice Department with Andy McCarthy and Hans von Spakovsky. I had never been to CPAC or anything like it, though you’d think I was on the organizing committee if you read Media Matters.

Tariq Ramadan, grandson of Muslim Brotherhood founder Hasan Al-Banna and supporter of terrorism, is employing the use of his forked tongue in an article at the Huffington Post to make the case for participation of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt’s political process. Is this Arianna Huffington’s idea of passing on family values?

If so, may God help us.