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Naomi Wolf, Will You Denounce the Honor Murder of Medine Memi?

February 11, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 23 Comments

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Oh where, oh where, is the feminist Left to condemn a Muslim father and grandfather who buried a sixteen-year-old girl alive?

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What the Near-Tragedy in Detroit Revealed – by Daniel Pipes

December 28, 2009 By Daniel Pipes 43 Comments

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Will America now open its eyes to the sad state of counterterrorism eight years after 9/11?

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