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Why We Should Call Ourselves Christians

December 2, 2011 By Mark Tapson 36 Comments

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An atheist argues for preserving our religious roots.

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Filed Under: Daily Mailer, FrontPage Tagged With: Joseph Ratzinger, Melanie Phillips, Pera, pope benedict, Why We Should Call Ourselves Christians

Fund the Truth About Islam or Lose the War of Ideas

May 1, 2011 By Phyllis Chesler

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The enemies of truth have been funding disinformation campaigns on every continent, while the anti-Islamist movement is perpetually underfunded. The Westergaard Foundation offers new hope.

Filed Under: NewsReal Blog Tagged With: feature, kurt westergaard, Mark Steyn, Melanie Phillips, News, Rachel Ehrenfeld

Fund the Truth About Islam or Lose the War of Ideas

April 28, 2011 By Phyllis Chesler

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Enemies of truth fund disinformation campaigns on every continent. But truth-tellers in the anti-Islamist movement are fighting back with the newly launched Westergaard Foundation.

Filed Under: NewsReal Blog Tagged With: feature, kurt westergaard, Mark Steyn, Melanie Phillips, News, Rachel Ehrenfeld

Melanie Phillips Doesn’t Understand That Muslim Extremists Who Decapitate Babies Are Not To Be Called “Savages”

March 26, 2011 By Mark Meed

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Like any other sane, rational and decent person Phillips sees the glaringly self-evident moral issues here and excoriates the media — demonstrably deficient in all of these areas — for ignoring them. The New York Times is only the first of several examples she cites.

Filed Under: NewsReal Blog Tagged With: Anti-Semitism, feature, Israel, Melanie Phillips, Middle East, News, Politics, Radical Islam

The World’s Oldest Sickness

June 7, 2010 By David Solway 44 Comments

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The Gaza flotilla incident reminds us that the destiny of the Jew is to be eternally unsafe in this world.

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Another Moderate Muslim Joins the Jihad: Mustafa Akyol

June 3, 2010 By Robert Spencer 17 Comments

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It’s one thing to sell ignorant infidels the idea that Islam is peace. But the charade crumbles when the Jews come up.

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A Profile in Courage

March 15, 2010 By David Solway 80 Comments

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An open letter to Geert Wilders.

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One Day in the Life of an Ex-Leftie

January 14, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 26 Comments

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Award-winning author and poet David Solway discusses his thought crimes — and banishment from the Canadian literary community.

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