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The Revolution Within

June 7, 2010 By Joseph Puder 9 Comments

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How the Iranian Freedom Institute and the Green Youth can topple the Iranian regime

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Mark LeVine Exposed

May 20, 2010 By Gary Fouse 27 Comments

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Denying the connections between the Muslim Brotherhood and MSA doesn’t make them go away.

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Finally! Muslims Stand Up Against Islamic Terrorism

January 9, 2010 By Nancy Morgan Leave a Comment

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Ibrahim Al Jahim and Majed Moughni hold a sign that says, “Not In The Name Of Islam” outside Federal Courthouse
Totally absent from the nations headlines, with the exception of Fox News, is a startling and unprecedented development in the war on terror. As the panty bomber got his day in court yesterday, the real [...]

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Kevin Jennings, “Safe Schools Czar”

December 21, 2009 By John Perazzo 3 Comments

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To view the full Kevin Jennings profile, click here. Excerpts from the Kevin Jennings profile: A native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Kevin Jennings was raised by a father who was a Baptist minister, and a mother who was irreligious and anti-Catholic. After graduating from Harvard College in 1985, Jennings took a job as a high-school history teacher. Three years later [...]

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The ACLU’s Latest Attempt to Humiliate America Defeated

December 2, 2009 By Claude Cartaginese 1 Comment

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The Supreme Court has handed the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) a stunning defeat by reversing a lower Court’s order allowing the release of photographs showing alleged prisoner abuse in Guantanamo Bay. A report yesterday from Democracy Now! highlighted the ACLU’s fight to have the photographs released in order to bolster its argument that [...]

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