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Is the North Korean Regime on It's 'Last Legs'?

Some South Korean officials, including Chun Young-woo, the presidential secretary for foreign affairs and national security, believe that we may be hearing the death rattle of the dictators in Pyongyang. We may see “a short cut to its demise.” For

The Muslim Brotherhood's Bank in US and Canada

The following is an excerpt from Shariah – The Threat to America, the report of Team B II of the Center for Security Policy. Here, we explore the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT), the Muslim Brotherhood front that dominates the

Alert! All Eyes on Venezuela Sunday 1/23

American patriots, from Tea Parties to social democrats are being urged to show up as a ‘flash mob’– preferably with a red gag or bandanna over their mutually non-violent mouths — or at least to noise it up, in media

Coming to America: Legacy of Latin Violence

Vacuum left by arrested drug lords quickly filled. Recently a major Mexico City newspaper editorial noted the shooting of an elected US official created a national response and a personal visit from the President. But when countless Mexican officials are

Czechs Demonstrate Against the Persecution of Christians

Our Czech correspondent Benjamin Kuras sends a report from Prague on last night’s demonstration in Wenceslas Square against the worldwide persecution of Christians. It’s gratifying to note that the demonstrators recognized the common cause shared by Jews and Christians against

Maybe the Left Should Blame Trace Adkins

When it was learned that Jared Loughner had first made contact with Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in 2007, the left had an inconvenient problem with its narrative that Sarah Palin’s map with crosshairs targeting districts somehow had a hand in setting

Why Didn't Anderson Cooper Keep Suhail Khan Honest?

Last night, in the “Keeping Them Honest” segment of his “360” program on CNN, Anderson Cooper broadcast a debate between me and Suhail Khan, a self-styled “conservative” Muslim. Unfortunately, Cooper seemed much less interested in keeping Khan honest than in

Iraq War Post-Mortem: We Lost, Iran Won

Big Peace contributor Ted Galen Carpenter has an important piece at the National Interest where he assesses Iraq then and now. He argues that however you want to slice it, the war has made us worse off. He makes some

Judicial Bias in the Geert Wilders Trial

The new trial for Geert Wilders begins on February 7. In anticipation of what is to come, our Flemish correspondent VH has translated an article about the badly administered and compromised nature of the court system that tried Mr. Wilders

'Iranium' & the Iranian Threat

Yesterday I posted on Ottawa’s Free Thinking Film Society’s scheduled screening of the new film, “Iranium” at the Library and Archives of Canada. The film is a documentary featuring a slate of Iran experts (myself included) discussing the threat of

The Obama Administration's Fakery Over China Visit

We were told that President Obama was going to get real results and take a tougher position toward China with President Hu’s visit. And to demonstrate his effectiveness, the White House has trotted out “accomplishments.” What exactly are the results?

Tunisia's Uncertain Impact

The sudden and yet-unexplained exit of Tunisia’s strongman, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, 74, after 23 years in power has potential implications for the Middle East and for Muslims worldwide. As an Egyptian commentator noted, “Every Arab leader is watching

'Community' Has Nothing to Fear from 'Radical' Hearings

Politico features a story today headlined “Muslim groups nervous about King hearings.” It goes on to discuss Muslim apprehension regarding upcoming Congressional hearings led by Rep. Peter King (R-NY) “on the threat posed by radical Islam in America.” That phrase