comment by Jerry Gordon
A tip of the chapeau to Catherine M for alerting us to this story.
The plight of a divorced Lebanese Muslim woman, unfortunately in the U.K. as an undocumented alien, is a test case for the High Appeals Court in the House of Lords. The case is about whether the […]

comment by Jerry Gordon
Looks to us that Gerry Connolly’s ‘briar patch’ strategy of trying to absolve the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors of the furor over the lease with the Islamic Saudi Academy (ISA) by passing the buck onto the U.S. State Department, didn’t work. Note what Connolly said in this Washington Times article in […]

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We posted on the story of death threats by fellow Muslims to a Shia Muslim who dared to publish an ad by the peace-loving non-Jihadist Ahmadiyah sect in his urdu language newspaper, Pakistan Time, in Houston, Texas. In this Wall Street Journal Asia editorial we note how the alleged […]

by Jerry Gordon
There was a flurry of news articles on yesterday’s protest demonstration at the Islamic Saudi Academy (ISA) in Alexandria, Virginia. The Washington Post, entitled its version, “Group Says School Teaches “hate”, the Washington Times headlined theirs, “Islamic school draws fire”. Both pieces drew attention to the basis for protests, the Islamic […]

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Shame on the Washington Times for giving us the misleading impression that Bassem Yousef, an FBI agent and Muslim American has any credibility in his statement made before yesterday’s Hearing by the House Sub Committee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security. He has filed a whistleblower suit on grounds of […]

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UNRWA or the United Nations Relief Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees has been a festering eyesore of more than 59 refugee camps for nearly 60 years. There are over 4 million ‘registered refugees’ in refugee camps in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan Syria and Lebanon. The UNWRA refugee camps have fostered […]

by Bill Gertz, Washington Times, May 15, 2008
Armed security agents posing as terrorists broke into a secure area at a nuclear weapons laboratory during a recent test, exposing flaws in the protection of stockpiles of plutonium and uranium coveted by terrorist groups and rogue nations seeking to become nuclear powers.
The “force-on-force” exercise at Lawrence Livermore […]

Inside the Ring, Washington Times, May 16, 2008
Former generals and specialists on Iran reacted harshly yesterday to comments by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates who said the United States should adopt more conciliatory policies toward Iran, including unofficial contacts and talks with the regime led by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad — at a time when U.S. […]

Inside the Ring, Washington Times, Bill Gertz, May 16, 2008
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich warned in a major speech yesterday that the United States is facing the danger of defeat today similar to Britain in the early days of World War II.
U.S. military, economic and intellectual power is eroding as threats are growing and […]

comment by Jerry Gordon
ACT is cranking up an effort to get Congress to hold hearings to make suitable inquiries as to what Islamist hate against kafirs, unbelievers is perpetrated in American Mosques, largely supported by Saudi funds and Wahhabi Imams. David Yerushalmi, director of the Mapping Sharia project has given us dramatic evidence […]