Aug 07, 2013 12:32 am | Robert
He
understands the greatness of a jihad in the U.S., man Where did
Abukhdair get the crazy idea that Islam's goal was to take over the
world through jihad? Was he reading the writings of greasy Islamophobes?
"Terrorism defendant pleads guilty in Mobile; talked of waging 'jihad'
in United States,"...
Aug 06, 2013 05:07 pm | Robert
Since
Ramadan is the month for renewing one's piety, and jihadists see their
jihad attacks as acts of worship, it is not surprising to see such
attacks increase during Ramadan. Sunni-Shi'ite Jihad Update: "Bombs
target Iraqi shoppers, killing more than 50," from Reuters, August 6:
(Reuters) - A series of...
Aug 06, 2013 04:22 pm | Robert
The
"Night of Power" commemorates the night on which, according to Islamic
tradition, the angel Gabriel first appeared to Muhammad and told him to
"recite" what was ultimately collected into the Qur'an. "Al Qaeda
leaders 'wanted to do something big' on Muslim holiday, sources say," by
Matthew Cole, Richard Esposito...
Aug 06, 2013 04:14 pm | Robert
Nakoula,
or Youssef, or whatever his name is, clearly has a spotty record. But
no matter who he really is, no matter how checkered his past or present
or both may be, make no mistake: he was a political prisoner. He was
imprisoned not for the technicality of the probation...
Aug 06, 2013 03:10 pm | Robert
The
Jews, whom the Qur'an designates as the worst enemies of the Muslims
(5:82), generally serve as all-purpose bogeymen in the Islamic world,
even in countries that have no connection to the Palestinian jihad
against Israel. "Anti-Semitism In A Country With No Jews: Pakistan’s
Imran Khan Sues Cleric For Calling...
Aug 06, 2013 02:46 pm | Robert
Hasan
is going to use this charade of a trial to proselytize for Islam, while
the media and government steadfastly refuse to acknowledge that Islam
had anything to do with the murders. This will be interesting. "Fort
Hood suspect: 'Evidence will clearly show that I am the shooter,'" by
Elizabeth...
Aug 06, 2013 09:28 am | Robert
"In
other words, they may be enemies of the United States, but that is not
enough to keep them from getting government contracts." Yes, it's true.
"Army won’t suspend contracts with Al Qaeda-tied companies, citing 'due
process rights,'" by Judson Berger for FoxNews.com, August 5 (thanks to
Pamela Geller): The...
Aug 06, 2013 09:08 am | Robert
Some
senators are concerned because the Russian firm making the Mi-17
helicopters has ties to Assad. No one seems concerned about the larger
question of why this materiel should be given to the Afghans in the
first place. How long will the Karzai regime last after the U.S. troops
are...
Aug 06, 2013 09:00 am | Robert
Why
not? He has supported the Brotherhood all along, ever since he invited
Brotherhood representatives to attend his Cairo speech on June 4, 2009,
even while the Brotherhood was still outlawed. And apparently he sees no
reason to stop now, despite the Brotherhood's disastrous failure and
repressive record in governing...
Aug 06, 2013 08:40 am | Robert
"It
is unclear whether the strikes were related to the added security alert
in the country after U.S. officials intercepted a message from al Qaeda
leader Ayman al-Zawahiri to operatives in Yemen telling them to 'do
something.'" Whether or not they will manage to "do something," they're
certainly trying. "Drone...
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