(L-R): Robert Spencer, Harvey Kushner, Hamid Mir, 2006 The other day at JW we learned more about Hamid Mir, a prominent figure in Pakistani broadcast journalism. The source was an article in The Daily Times, a Pakistani paper, fittingly titled: “Hamid Mir’s terrifying indiscretions.” That article spoke of “a…
Gee, I wonder why? The full article (not reproduced below) hastens to assure us that Buddhists in Cambodia and Christians in Uganda do this sort of thing too, but that doesn’t account for the rise in such attacks in Britain. Buddhists aren’t streaming into the U.K. from Cambodia, or Christians…
Have I ever told you about how, back in the Reagan years, my fellow lefties and I used to get drunk and watch “The 700 Club” and make fun of the televangelists?
I have? OK, sorry…
I’ve come a long way, and so has the show, apparently. Defying all cynical liberal expectations, the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) [...]
Predictably, Western non-Muslims on their endless search for a Moderate, Peaceful Islam have made a great deal of this new declaration, but the more I see about it, the less impressive it seems. More on this story. “Scholars issue New Declaration on Ibn Taymiyah’s fatwa,” by Talib Bin Mahfoudh for…
Unlike many other imprisoned jihadists — notably John Walker Lindh — it looks as if Nidal Hasan will not have a chance to proselytize for Islam among his fellow inmates. “Ft. Hood suspect to be isolated in Texas jail,” by Angela K. Brown for The Associated Press, April 9 (thanks…
Ex-patriot Iranians celebrate in Los Angeles and send a message back home.
An Army soldier stationed at Fort Hood gets involved with radical Muslim groups.
This is Ann Coulter’s last day in Canada, and I’ll bet she’s all busted up about that.
Tonight she speaks at the University of Calgary. Being Westerners, Albertans will be more hospitable to Coulter than the rioters in Ottawa and its ineffectual police “force”. In fact, the Calgary gig has been moved to a larger venue [...]
If 2001 was the year when international terrorism hit American soil, then 2009 was the year when Americans became the targets of domestic terrorism. In November, Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan, born in Virginia to Palestinian Muslim parents, killed 13 and wounded 30 in his one-man attack on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood in Texas. [...]
