From A Plan for Fighting Jihadist Activity in the U.S.: In mid-April, Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC) unveiled a ten-point plan for fighting against jihadist activity in the U.S. 1) Investigate all military chaplains endorsed by Abdurahman Alamoudi, who is serving 23 years in prison for funding jihad terrorism.2) Investigate all prison chaplains endorsed by Alamoudi.3) Investigate the selection process of Arabic translators working for the Pentagon and the FBI.4) Examine the non-profit status of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which has had several of its officials convicted on jihad terror-related charges, and was named an unindicted co-conspirator in a Hamas
Read More +Christians need to read how Islam has abrogated the holiness of Jesus and Mary. Robert Spencer breaks it down for you. Via Jihad Watch: In this latest installment of my Blogging the Qur’an series at Hot Air (many links in the original), Jesus the slave of Allah is born: This is another Meccan sura. In the first part of Muhammad’s career, a group of Muslims migrated from Arabia to Abyssinia. One of the Muslims recited the material here about Mary and Jesus to the Christian ruler of Abyssinia, showing him that Muslims believed in Jesus, but not as the Son
Read More +Robert Spencer addresses the concerns about Islam is Peace, which is a campaign aimed at highlighting the positive contribution of Muslims to Britain. (Sorry, but I just cracked up at THAT canard) But as Robert Spencer reports, its actual aims and rhetoric line up well with many jihadist goals. Watch the videos. Learn. Educate yourselves. Teach others: Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Part VI
Read More +Stifling [Robert] Spencer
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CAIR, the Muslim phony civil rights group, tries to get Robert Spencer uninvited from a conservative youth conference. From Frontpage: Just over 24 hours before a scheduled speech it is hosting by commentator and FPM columnist Robert Spencer, Young America’s Foundation found something unexpected sitting in the FAX machine: a thinly veiled threat of a lawsuit if the group allowed the talk to happen as planned. Near the end of the one-page missive is the rather unsubtle sentence: “Our clients have instructed us to pursue every available and appropriate legal remedy to redress any false and defamatory statements that are
Read More +Fact or “Islamophobia”?
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Stop protecting the murderers, folks. An excerpt from Robert Spencer’s Fact or “Islamophobia”?: When he spoke this week at the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Islamic Center of Washington, President Bush said: “In the Middle East, we have seen instead the rise of a group of extremists who seek to use religion as a path to power and a means of domination. This self-appointed vanguard presumes to speak for Muslims. They do not.” There we are again. The Administration and the mainstream media (both Left and Right) take it as axiomatic that the jihad we
Read More +Robert Spencer: Blogging the Qur’an
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Starting Sunday, May 27, 2007 Michelle Malkin’s Hot Air has been sponsoring a new series to foster discussion as well as become a resource for anyone who wants to know more about the Qur’an (or Koran) and its role in the Islamic world and in the ideology of al Qaeda and other terrorist groups, as well as its place in the lives of a billion Muslims worldwide. Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch blogs the Qur’an as he reads through it, bringing the Hadiths and Islamic teachings and traditions into the discussion. Robert engages readers’ questions and responses in the comments.
Read More +From Robert Spencer via FrontPageMagazine: Some of the results of the Pew Research Center poll of Muslims in America were startling: twenty-six percent of Muslims between the ages of eighteen and twenty-nine affirmed that there could be justification in some (unspecified) circumstances for suicide bombing, and five percent of all the Muslims surveyed said that they had a favorable view of Al-Qaeda. Given the Pew Center’s estimate of 2.35 million Muslims in America, and the total of thirteen percent that avowed a belief that suicide bombings could ever be justified, that’s over 300,000 supporters of suicide attacks. And 117,500 supporters
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