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Two Cheers for David Cameron on Multiculturalism

I am slightly less encouraged than some commentators by British Prime Minister David Cameron’s speech on “the doctrine of state multiculturalism.” The speech is certainly worth two cheers, and the fact that Cameron has said much of this before is

Bill's Kristol Ball of Denial About Islamists

The lengths to which the Weekly Standard’s Bill Kristol is willing to go in criticizing Glenn Beck’s assertion that the Muslim Brotherhood wants to reestablish the Islamic Caliphate clearly demonstrates how out of phase with reality the former’s paradigm is.

Super Bowl SPQR

[Last year I attended Super Bowl XLIV and jotted down these thoughts on my plane ride home. The game this year was in Dallas, and I watched it with my family at my house — Mrs. Schaeffer makes top-notch chili

Peter Schweizer on Reagan's National Security Strategy

What was unique about Ronald Reagan’s global strategy for America’s national security? Today on Frank Gaffney’s Secure Freedom Radio, Peter Schweizer joins Frank to discuss Reagan’s National Security Decision Directive # 32 which was the top secret global strategy for

The New York Times Covers Up for Its Favorite Muslim Brother

New York Times’ “moderate” Tariq Ramadan caught on unearthed video calling down divine vengeance on those he considers Allah’s enemies [youtube XGA94E-FqD4] The media fog machine is in full operation on the scene of the Egyptian upheaval. The International Herald

Rumsfeld: Saddam Put Bounty on Bush Daughters and Mine

Report: Donald Rumsfeld has revealed that Saddam Hussein took out a $60 million hit on his daughters in revenge for the slaying of his two sons. The ex-U.S. Secretary of Defense said that the former Iraqi dictator offered the bounty

Time Magazine Still Stuck on Che Guevara

Time Magazine just listed Che Guevara among the world’s top 25 political icons. Che ranks number 9, between Adolph Hitler (8) and Ronald Reagan (10). Mao Tse Tung ranks 3rd, Genghis Khan 5th, and Mohandas Gandhi 1st. So okay, Time’s

Grenades, Shootings, Bombings: Is It Iraq? No, Mexico…

Doesn’t this sound like Iraq? After the arrest of a drug kingpin in Guadalajara, Mexico, this is what happened: – A grenade thrown at a police station on the Zapotlanejo highway in Tonala. No injuries were reported. – Armed men

Hard-ons for 'Democracy'

When someone whispers the word “democracy” into the ears of many neocons, their reaction brings to mind the mandatory yellow flag in Viagra ads: “Priapism is an erection that continues hours beyond, or is unrelated to, sexual stimulation. Priapism is

Obama's Big Gamble on Egypt

It is now becoming apparent that President Obama is heavily involved in regime change in Egypt. Despite earlier claims that the US was neutral, there is growing evidence that Obama has been working since the earliest stages to oust Hosni

Obama Allies Organizing Terrorists?

What does the US Department of Justice have in common with the radical Muslim Brotherhood? It turns out a close associate of our Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez will soon be advising this fundamentalist group on how to takeover and

'Chrislam' – Core Values Without a Core

Two great challenges facing the West in our nasty and brutish post 9 -11 world are how to interact with Muslim states and if it is possible to integrate Muslim citizens into our open, too often self-destructive, hyper-tolerant cultures. The

The New (Islamic) World Order

Barack Obama’s stance on Egypt indicates that he would accept the replacement of that country’s secular government with an Islamic one. Such a premise may be disturbing but it is nonetheless trumped by the administration’s actions in the days since,

VMI conference to Show Saudi-funded 'Out of Cordoba'

Previously, Patrick Poole reported on an upcoming conference at the Virginia Military Institute celebrating the Islamic invasion and brutal 781-year occupation of Spain entitled “711-2011: East meets West“, and then on the cover-up when they changed “celebrated” to “commemoration.” And

Muslim Brotherhood Influence in the United Kingdom

The expansion of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan) in the 1960s happened mainly due to Saudi funding, with King Faisal – an anti-Semite and pan-Islamist who ruled from 1964 to 1975 – donating funds to Ikhwan groups abroad. According to