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House Hearing on Extremism Caters to Islamists

Submitted by Steve Emerson on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 21:23

Steve Emerson



What brought you here?: 
A House homeland Security subcommittee is seeking input from a narrow viewpoint - one that is sympathetic to Islamist extremist organizations here in America.

The Return of IIRO?

Submitted by Douglas Farah on Tue, 03/16/2010 - 23:10

Douglas Farah

 

The Global Muslim Brotherhood Daily Report has found that the International Islamic Relief Organization (IIRO), the Saudi charity whose Philippine and Indonesian offices have been designated as terrorist entities by the U.S. Treasury Department, has reopened a U.S. office, this time in Florida.

 

What brought you here?: 
When it comes to jihadist groups, "reach out and touch someone" isn't exactly the best policy.

Fighting Islamist ‘Lawfare’

Submitted by Steve Emerson on Tue, 03/16/2010 - 22:59

Steve Emerson

Federal courts are slowly becoming a new battlefield in the war on terror, with combatants setting aside traditional weapons and arming themselves instead with domestic and international laws. Responding to this phenomenon, the inaugural meeting of The Lawfare Project convened last week in New York to discuss The Use of the Law as a Weapon of War.

What brought you here?: 
In the fight for Islamic supremacy, the jihadists are using our own laws against us. It's time to fight back.

DOJ: CAIR's Unindicted Co-Conspirator Status Legit

Submitted by Steve Emerson on Tue, 03/16/2010 - 00:27

Steve Emerson

 

There's another letter circulating on Capitol Hill affirming federal law enforcement's belief that the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is the product of a Hamas-support network in the United States.

 

What brought you here?: 
There's another letter circulating on Capitol Hill affirming federal law enforcement's belief that the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is the product of a Hamas-support network in the United States.

Jihad Jane: An Unsavory Wartime Tradition Continues

Submitted by Jim Kouri on Fri, 03/12/2010 - 21:57

Jim Kouri, CPP

 

During the Vietnam War, we had "Hanoi Jane" a/k/a Jane Fonda, an American actress who espoused Marxist ideology and actually provided enemy troops with a Hollywood-style photo-op. One of the most famous photographs of the Vietnam era is that of the Oscar-winning actress sitting atop a North Vietnam anti-aircraft gun while she adorned herself in a North Vietnam soldier's helmet.

 

What brought you here?: 
Hanoi Jane redux? A middle-aged American woman who served the radical Islamic terrorist network, helped to recruit "jihadists" for terrorist training and suicide attacks in Asia and Europe.

Leader of Radical Mosque Leads Virginia House in Prayer

Submitted by Steve Emerson on Fri, 03/12/2010 - 21:51

Steve Emerson



What brought you here?: 
Imam Johari Abdul-Malik of Dar al-Hijrah mosque gave the opening prayer before the Virginia House of Delegates yesterday afternoon.

Ex-Terrorist Takes Reporter Inside Al Qaeda

Submitted by Erick Stakelbeck on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 22:39

Erick Stakelbeck

 

Western leaders are often at odds over how to take on the threat of Islamic terrorism. Al Qaeda, on the other hand, appears totally focused on its mission.

 

The terrorist group is obsessed with destroying the United States. And according to one former colleague of Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, they don't care how many innocent civilians are killed in the process.

 

Face-to-Face with Bin Laden

 

What brought you here?: 
Al Qaeda is obsessed with destroying the United States. And according to one former member, they don't care how many innocent civilians are killed in the process.

Why a Hindu (or non-Muslim) Girl must not Marry a Muslim, Part 2

Submitted by Dr Radhasyam Br... on Sat, 03/06/2010 - 23:46

 

The Story of Sabra (or Chhabera) Begum:

 

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Defining the Enemy

Submitted by Tom McLaughlin on Fri, 03/05/2010 - 22:35

Tom McLaughlin

 

What brought you here?: 
Who or what is our enemy? Is it a religion? A set of teachings? A book?

Muslim Rights and Wrongs

Submitted by Daniel Greenfield on Fri, 03/05/2010 - 22:27

Daniel Greenfield

Over the last decade, the treatment of Muslims has dominated discussions about human rights in Europe, the United States and Israel. Whether it's Jihadis seized on the battlefields of Afghanistan, domestic terrorists plotting death and destruction in London, Ramallah or Jersey City, asylum seekers from the coasts of Australia to England, or your regular old Abdul or Hamid who may be a law-abiding citizen or a fanatical mass murderer in waiting – the Western human rights debate over the last 10 years comes down to the treatment of Muslims.

 

What brought you here?: 
While Muslims incessantly shout about their "rights" in Europe, America and Israel, it might be a good idea to take a look at how non-Muslim guest workers are treated in Muslim countries.
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