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Imam: 'Terrorists are Real Men'

Imam says that Terrorists are the real men and that Americans are not. Further, he says that General Petraus “will be defeated and sent straight to hell.” [youtube C-qQN_F8T4c nolink] Thanks to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) for

Europe: Tax Money for Radicals

The European Union is acting decisively once again to help the Palestinians, who are, as usual, unable to function without jizya payments aid money from wealthy Western countries. Aid is fungible, of course, and the more that pours in for

Politics, fraud, and PTSD

Last week, the VA made a move that at first blush may seem like a good thing – but it isn’t. Sally Satel over at the WSJ gives us a good overview. Veterans with unrelenting PTSD can receive disability benefits

WaPo: Top Secret America-hating William Arkin

William Arkin along with Dana Priest just released an epic bit of hype and marketing called Top Secret America in the Washington Post. Arkin is relatively undistinguished as a journalist, but he did have one brush with notoriety when he

WaPo: What's Really Behind the Story

The Washington Post has published massive amounts of secret intelligence material in the interests, they say, of improving US national security. The two authors, Dana Priest and William Arkin, complain about a national security enterprise that has grown by leaps

Arizona's Wide-open Border

Few people believe the Obama administration’s assurances that our border with Mexico is secure, but actually seeing it is striking. A new video (below) prepared by my colleague Janice Kephart, based on hidden-camera footage from southern Arizona, is shocking. The

Elena Kagan's Active Promotion of Shariah Law

The Center for Security Policy’s web ad raising questions about Elena Kagan’s Supreme Court nomination targets her dedication to Shariah law: “As Dean of Harvard Law School, Elena Kagan banned military recruiters from campus because US law said they couldn’t

Kagan, Shariah, and Cultural Relativism

At the hearings for Elena Kagan’s appointment to the Supreme Court, Senator Jeff Sessions rightly pointed out a dramatic inconsistency in the nominee’s capacity for outrage: While deploring the United States’ policy of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” in no uncertain

KC-X Tanker War: The Antonov Alternative

American aerial tankers are the backbone of western airpower. Without them, not only are large swathes of the USAF effectively grounded, so are many allied air forces flying in places like Afghanistan. Everyone knows about the “KC-X” tanker war underway

Open Thread: Churchill on Traitors

“It is the primary right of men to die and kill for the land they live in, and to punish with exceptional severity all members of their own race who have warmed their hands at the invader’s hearth.”

Michael Rubin: Turkey Beyond the Brink

Recently, American Enterprise Institute scholar Michael Rubin addressed a luncheon on Capitol Hill and gave a master class on the devolution of the once-secular state of Turkey into the swamp of Islamism with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his

Celebrating Multicultural Education in Austria: Part 2

Below is the second part of a two-part article from Kurier about a multicultural school in Vienna. It was translated from the German by JLH. Our Austrian correspondent AMT, who tipped us about the article, has included a brief commentary

Rep. Brian Bilbray: Border Security Is a National Security Issue

Congressman Brian Bilbray (R-CA)– Chairman of the House Immigration Reform Caucus–appeared today on Secure Freedom Radio with Frank Gaffney to discuss border security. Listen to Congressman Bilbray: [audio:http://bigpeace.com/files/2010/07/07132010_bray.mp3] Other topics discussed included President Obama’s statement to Senator Kyl on amnesty

Open Thread: China Does Not Have Enough Women…

What are the strategic implications of this? From Newser: “China has made astounding advances in recent decades, but a destabilizing gender imbalance threatens the country’s progress. The one-child policy combined with a marked preference for sons has led to skewed