Arian | FrontPage Magazine

Discover the Networks

DHFC Kindle Store

From the Writings of David Horowitz: June 7, 2010

June 7, 2010 By Nichole Hungerford Leave a Comment

Print This Post

Print This Post

The common political agendas of the legal left and their terrorist clients, along with their hypocrisy in opposing the Patriot Act are exemplified by Lynne Stewart, the attorney for the “blind sheik” who masterminded the first World Trade Center attack. Since her indictment by the Ashcroft Justice Department, Stewart has become their martyr and icon.
Lynne [...]

Filed Under: David's Blog, NewsReal Blog Tagged With: American, american civil liberties, american civil liberties union, Arian, Award, Center, Center for Constitutional Rights, civil liberties union, Columbia, enemy, Fidel, Glen, Guild, Holland, Justice Dinner, Kristin Booth, law, law school dean, Lawyers, Lincoln, Lynne, National, national lawyers guild, public interest lawyer, Ramsey Clark, Sami, Sami Al-Arian, Seattle, sheik, socialist scholars conference, Stewart, Todd Gitlin, William Kuntsler, William Mitchell

A Disgraceful Evening at Cooper Union

April 20, 2010 By David Horowitz 11 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

tariq-ramadan

Tariq Ramadan “contextualizes” the Palestinian and Muslim Brotherhood’s yearning for a Mideast Holocaust.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: America, Arian, Brotherhood, contextualization, Democracy, economic inequality, Europe, fog machine, george packer, george washington, grand mufti of jerusalem, grandfather, international scandal, Iraq, Israel, jacob weisberg, Jerusalem, Joan Wallach, joan wallach scott, Middle East, Mogahed, moratorium, Mufti, Muslim, muslim brotherhood, muslim immigrants, oppression, oppression of women, Sami, Sami Al-Arian, Scott, Tariq Ramadan, War

Tom Campbell: Tool of the Muslim Brotherhood?

April 9, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 34 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

20100222__tomcampbell~1

What you haven’t heard about the troubling record of the Republican Senate candidate in California.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Al-Amoudi, Al-Marayati, Arian, Bethlehem, Brotherhood, brotherhood member, campaign, Campbell, Christian, congressman tom campbell, Council, Eugene, executive decision, foundation-, George W. Bush, group, Hillary Clinton, Holy, islamic, islamic society of north america, Israel, John Zogby, Khan, Kurt Russel, land, Michigan, Muslim, muslim brotherhood, muslim students association, Norquist, Palestine, palestinian islamic jihad, Paul Sperry, Rep. Janice Schakowsky, republican senate, saeed, Sami, Sami Al-Arian, Steve Martin, Sudan, suhail khan, U.S., Washington, youssef nada

CAIR’s Fort Hood Hijacking

March 31, 2010 By Joe Kaufman and Beila Rabinowitz 34 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

An Army soldier stationed at Fort Hood gets involved with radical Muslim groups.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Afghanistan, Ahmed Bedier, ALHALABI, America, Arian, army, army specialist, blessing and a curse, CAIR, Center, Executive Director, fellow, fellow muslim, Florida, Fort Hood, Hasan, islamic roots, Klawonn, korea, Malik Hasan, Mina, moroccan flag, Muslim, muslim soldier, offensive names, palm beach, prayer rug, processing, Robert Gates, Sami, soldier, Syria, Tallahassee, Tampa, U.S., U.S. Justice, UVA, zachari

Assault at Muslim Capitol Day

March 24, 2010 By Joe Kaufman 20 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

kaufman1

A member of a “mainstream” Muslim group physically attacks me.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Ahmad, Ahmed Bedier, ALHALABI, America, american islamic relations, Arian, CAIR, day, Executive Director, extremist activity, FAU, Florida, group, Health Care Reform, Ibrahim Dremali, islamic, islamic jihad, Israel, Lebanon, mosque, outreach director, Palestine, palestinian islamic jihad, radio, reform health care, Sami, Sami Al-Arian, show, Syed Khawer, Tallahassee, Tampa, Tampa Bay, Terrace, U.S. Justice, united-states, unofficial spokesman, UVA, war in lebanon

Tom Campbell’s Troubling Ties

March 12, 2010 By John Perazzo 56 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

campbell

A Republican Senate candidate’s record includes connections to Islamists.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Abu, Al, Al-Arian, Al-Marayati, Al-Najjar, America, American, Arian, association, behalf, California, california democrat, campaign, Campbell, Chicago, Clark, conservative resurgence, Council, Executive Director, federal election commission, hateful nature, information, intimate ties, Iraq, Irvine, islamic, islamic jihad, Israel, Jamie Fisfis, leonard peltier, Marayati, Money, Muslim, najjar, Omar Abdel, Omar Abdel Rahman, Palestine, palestinian islamic jihad, President Bill Clinton, R. Kevin, Rahman, Ramsey Clark, saeed, Sami Al-Arian, Stewart, Terrorism, Tom Campbell, tom hayden, U.S., united-states, university of south florida, unsavory elements, Yugoslavia

Sinking to New Lows in the Terror War

February 23, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 16 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

lows

How the Obama administration is facilitating the Muslim Brotherhood’s plan of the “grand jihad.”

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Administration, affilia, Al-Arian, America, american government, andrew c, Andrew C. McCarthy, Andy McCarthy, Arian, Brotherhood, Bush, Bush Administration, bush misstep, Cairo, Claudia Rosett, cozy relationship, disdain, Encounter, encounter books, envoy, evisceration, FrontPage, interview, Iran, islamic, Islamic Terrorists, islamist, Israel, Jamie, Janet Napolitano, Jihad, john brennan, mccarthy, memoir, Michel, Muslim, muslim brotherhood, nation, National, oic, Omar Shahin, Organization, organization of the islamic conference, palestinian territories, percent, pleasure, Poland, President Obama, process, propaganda victory, rate, Recidivism, Review, Richard Pollock, Sami, security, sharia, society, Terrorism, U.S., united-states, willful blindness

Obama’s OIC Envoy Didn’t Just Defend Al-Arian

February 23, 2010 By Justin Elizabeth Tabler 8 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

alarian

Rashad Hussain’s disturbing stances on U.S. terrorist prosecutions.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Afghanistan, al Qaeda, Albany, Arian, article, bigot, Brandon Mayfield, Brotherhood, Capt. James Yee, case, Columbus, condemnation, Conference, cover-up, Defense, envoy, front group, Government, hat tip, house, indictment, islamic, islamic jihad, José, Josh Gerstein, Laila, last friday, law, Madrid, material, material support, middle east affairs, Muslim, muslim brotherhood, muslim students association, N.Y., Obama, Ohio, Oregon, Organization, organization of the islamic conference, Padilla, palestinian islamic jihad, prison, prosecution, prosecutions, Rashad Hussain, Sami, Saudi Arabia, sense of duty, sharia, ter, Terror, terror charges, Terrorism, terrorist organization, TIME, U.S., U.S. In, united-states, US, Washington, washington report on middle east affairs, White

Rashad Hussain’s Troubling Ties

February 18, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 34 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

hussain_al-arian_doomsday_604x341

Does Obama’s Islam envoy reject Islamic extremism?

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Administration, Affairs, Al-Arian, american islamic relations, american muslim taskforce, Arian, association, Brotherhood, Christian Understanding, coalition, college chapters, Conference, Council, Democracy, extremism, FBI, georgetown university, global muslim, group, Hamas, islamic, islamic circle of north america, islamic jihad, islamic society of north america, John Esposito, Muslim, muslim american society, muslim brotherhood, muslim public affairs council, muslim social scientists, muslim students association, muslim world, North America, October, Organization, organization of the islamic conference, Outreach, palestinian islamic jihad, part, President Obama, Prince Alwaleed, Professor Sami Al-, public, public affairs council, Rashad Hussain, report, role, Sami Al-Arian, society, Terrorism, U.S., united-states, use, Washington, World

Rashad Hussain’s Samigate

February 17, 2010 By Robert Spencer 29 Comments

Print This Post

Print This Post

gk27

An Obama appointee’s defense of jihad leader Sami al-Arian is covered up.

Filed Under: FrontPage Tagged With: Administration, Al-Arian, America, archived version, Arian, article, Barack, Barack Obama, clumsy attempt, cover-up, Discrimination, doesn, envoy, florida professor, God, group, Hanley, Hate Speech, Hussain, Iowa, islamic, islamic jihad, Israel, Jihad, Laila, Laila Al-Arian, law, leader, memory hole, middle east affairs, Muslim, name, News, November, Oba, Obama, oic, Organization, organization of the islamic conference, palestinian islamic jihad, patrick goodenough, Rashad Hussain, report, Sami, Sami Al-Arian, scale campaign, Shereen Kandil, someone, South Florida, speech codes, support, Terror, terror group, U.S., university of south florida, version, Washington, washington report on middle east affairs, western governments, wrmea, Yale, Yale Law