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The Nice Muslim Family Next Door

April 23, 2013 By Nonie Darwish 28 Comments

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Do the “nice” Muslims you know indicate something about the real Islam?

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9-Year Old Survivor of Plane Crash Heads Home

May 15, 2010 By Michael van der Galien Leave a Comment

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Ruben, the Dutch boy who was the sole survivor of the terrible plane crash earlier this week in Tripoli, Libya, has gone back to the Netherlands. He wasn’t able to do so before today because he had to receive treatment in a Libyan hospital.
Although Ruben’s survival is absolutely miraculous, he did lose his mother, father and [...]

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The Times Finds A Lone Crazed Assassin

February 22, 2010 By Peter Collier 23 Comments

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What the Grey Lady won’t tell you about professor Amy Bishop.

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The Times Finds A Lone Crazed Assassin

February 21, 2010 By Peter Collier Leave a Comment

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The New York Times’ front page profile today of professor Amy Bishop, who allegedly executed three University of Alabama Biology Department colleagues after being denied tenure, appears to be an exhaustively reported piece based on “numerous interviews with colleagues and others who knew her.” It portrays Bishop as violent and [...]

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Six Months Later, Pan Am Bomber is Still Alive – NBC New York

February 16, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 6 Comments

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The terrorist who helped bomb Pan Am flight 103 is still alive – and free – in Libya nearly six months after Scotland released the mass murderer from prison on “compassionate” grounds. Scottish officials had said Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi would die within three months from prostate cancer when they announced they would set him free. [...]

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Paying Tribute to Terror

February 11, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 6 Comments

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Why the United States cannot buy off the Islamic fanatics of the Taliban.

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How a “Nice American Girl” Became a Jihadist

February 5, 2010 By Phyllis Chesler 10 Comments

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Dr. Aafia Siddiqui learned to hate America, hate Jews, and hate Israel right here in liberal America.

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Same Old Cuba – by Humberto Fontova

January 8, 2010 By Humberto Fontova 29 Comments

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Raul Castro’s rule may be even more repressive than Fidel’s.

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George Obama: An Inadvertent American

January 6, 2010 By Diane Suffern Leave a Comment

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In a self-conscious missive to the American People published in Newsweek, George Obama reveals the disparity between his life in a Kenyan slum and his famous brother living in the White House.
If there was a leading light in the Obama clan, he was it; and if there was a shadowed place that no one liked [...]

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Inside the Green Revolution – by Jacob Laksin

January 4, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 13 Comments

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Political dissident Amir Fakhravar discusses his brother’s arrest by the Iranian regime and the democratic uprising that threatens its rule.

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