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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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French Canada vs. Sharia

May 24, 2010 By Christine Williams 26 Comments

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Quebec courageously introduces a bill that says no to the niqab. Will other Canadian provinces follow?

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French Canada Fighting Islamism

May 21, 2010 By Christine Williams Leave a Comment

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Multiculturalism is threatening to ruin Canada by purporting that all cultures are equal. How this definition reconciles those cultures that practice and affirm Strict Shariah with that of our democratic system of human rights is beyond reason.
The niqab is a sticky point in Canada. It is the ultimate symbol of female oppression. It also denies [...]

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Hugh Fitzgerald Cuts Through The Smokescreen On Michael Coren’s Canadian TV Show – And Reveals Some Truth About Islam

March 23, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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I’m a reader of the works of JihadWatch’s Hugh Fitzgerald. He is an exceptionally knowledgeable historian and brilliant essayist who enriches my understanding of why we in the United States find ourselves in our current position with Islam: mass public confusion resulting from years of misdirection by apologists, led blindly into a just but misunderstood [...]

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Silencing the Jews

March 19, 2010 By Andrew G. Bostom 24 Comments

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“Moderate” Muslim Tarek Fatah objects to a synagogue holding a discussion regarding Muhammad’s child bride.

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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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Napolitano Stumbles Upon Islamic Jihad

February 25, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 15 Comments

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Will the Obama administration now make an issue out of where Hasan got his “violent Islamic extremism” from?

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Anti-Muslim College Columnist Attacks Those Who Fight Islamofascism

February 24, 2010 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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The one who stands up for the woman being caned is “anti-Muslim,” right?
Is it accurate to describe those who opposed Nazi totalitarianism in World War II as “anti-German”? How about those who fought against the Stalinists in the USSR during the Cold War? Were they “anti-Russian”?
Such arguments are absurd. Anyone who would suggest it would [...]

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“Reviving the Islamic Spirit” or Promoting Islamic Dominance?

February 5, 2010 By Jonathan Usher 28 Comments

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Canada’s “largest Muslim convention” is silent on jihad and on violent and oppressive cultural traditions within the Muslim world.

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Pakistan In Peril – by Stephen Brown

December 18, 2009 By Stephen Brown 15 Comments

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Military coup brewing against President Zardar.

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