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FARC Cashes in on Mexican Drug War

June 8, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 11 Comments

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The Marxist terrorist group backed by Chavez jumps in.

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Do Clothes Make the Muslim?

May 25, 2010 By Phyllis Chesler 15 Comments

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Buddhists don’t wear burqas.

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Do Clothes Make the Muslim? Buddhists Don’t Wear Burqas

May 24, 2010 By Phyllis Chesler 1 Comment

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Last week, Newsweek published yet another liberal opinion piece: Superficially but falsely even-handed, optimistic, pro-Arab and Muslim culture, pro-Judeo-Christian Western culture—safely middle-of-the-road. So “middle” that the reader does not really know what road she is on or where she is going. The journalist, Christopher Dickey, is writing about the new winner of the Miss America contest, [...]

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The Second Battle for Mogadishu

April 20, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 11 Comments

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Will Al-Qaeda resurrect the network it lost in Afghanistan?

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Islamic Radicalization U.S.A. – by Ryan Mauro

December 22, 2009 By Ryan Mauro 24 Comments

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2009 witnessed a frightening spike in homegrown terrorist activity.

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The Threat at Home – by Ryan Mauro

December 7, 2009 By Ryan Mauro 32 Comments

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A disturbing trend among Somali immigrants in the West.

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