So, NPR canned Juan Williams (yeah, like I wasn’t gunna do this story). If you aren’t familiar with NPR, simply imagine yourself, on a bus, sitting next to Judd Hirsch. Anyway, it’s all due to comments Juan made on the
World War II was my war. We fought the Germans. They were the enemy. There was a German problem. Of course, if we had stopped to think about it, which we didn’t because we were too busy trying to win
DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano’s appointment of “de-radicalization” expert Mohamed Elibiary to the Homeland Security Advisory Council earlier this month has thus far drawn little attention from Congress or the media, despite his record of criticizing successful terrorism prosecutions and praising
Udo Ulfkotte, a German author, talks about the clash between Islamic and European culture. Ulfkotte was an editor of Germany’s influential daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and has gone through quite a spiritual journey. Raised in a Christian family, he became
As a few of you may already know, Juan Williams, the liberal Fox News commentator and civil rights champion, was abruptly and rudely fired on Thursday after the Council of Arab Islamic Relations (CAIR) not-so-subtly urged NPR to cut him
The news about NPR firing Juan Williams is opening the eyes of many in the media and public to the extraordinary rules of censorship that CAIR, other Muslim Brotherhood groups, and the “Establishment Left” impose to restrict free speech. But
Today the Obama Administration refuses to tell the truth about the war we are fighting with Radical Islamism. Sadly, NPR is doing the same thing. National Public Radio recently fired Juan Williams for his comments on the O’Reilly Factor regarding
On Fox News this past week, Juan Williams didn’t say anything unusual; many Americans feel the same way. The only difference is that Williams made his statement on national television and, in the current atmosphere of political correctness, it cost
My previous post about the trial of Geert Wilders featured the expert witness Simon Admiraal. Mr. Admiraal’s testimony was followed by that of Wafa Sultan, the renowned Syrian-American psychiatrist who has repeatedly put her life in danger by vociferously opposing
The news about NPR firing Juan Williams is opening the eyes of many in the media and public to the extraordinary rules of censorship that CAIR, other Muslim Brotherhood groups, and the “Establishment Left” impose to restrict free speech. But
For the last few weeks I’ve been focusing on the trial of Geert Wilders in Amsterdam. Mr. Wilders, as you all know by now, has been charged with “hate speech” for speaking the truth about Islam. It’s important to remember
After National Public Radio President Vivian Schiller fired the network’s veteran “news analyst” Juan Williams for declaring that he felt fearful when flying with individuals in Muslim garb, she declared that her action constituted a “teachable moment.” Indeed, it is.
A reader in Norway sends this delightful news about a display of uncommon common sense by the Norwegian government, translated from VG Nett: Norway refuses to allow mosque-building millions from Saudi Arabia Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre [also known
Though moral relativism in the name of self-critiquing multiculturalism is often defended as a bulwark against Nazi-inspired atrocities, its elements are actually inherited from that which originally spawned Nazism. “Since Hitler was defeated in 1945,” the historian Sean McMeekin writes,
A few weeks ago, I referred to President Obama as a “dhimmi president,” a subservient kowtower to Islamic power. Maybe it’s time to rethink that designation. He’s not a dhimmi. He’s a spineless, supine, surrendering subject of submission – in
By now most of the world knows about NPR’s shameful firing of Juan Williams for candidly stating his thoughts about Muslims. But what about CAIR’s role in the matter? As the most high-profile Muslim Brotherhood front organization in the United
World War II was my war. We fought the Germans. They were the enemy. There was a German problem. Of course, if we had stopped to think about it, which we didn’t because we were too busy trying to win
I’ve been sifting through hundreds of emails, stories, reactions to Juan Williams’ sensational firing by NPR over his remarks on Bill O’Reilly’s show, covered on Big Journalism for the past 24 hours. I’ve also read Slate’s ridiculous comparison of Williams
So, NPR canned Juan Williams (yeah, like I wasn’t gunna do this story). If you aren’t familiar with NPR, simply imagine yourself, on a bus, sitting next to Judd Hirsch. Anyway, it’s all due to comments Juan made on the
According to National Public Radio’s (NPR) site, this is its stated mission. Below, a look at item one of three in said mission statement. Is it fair to say that the feelings Juan Williams expressed recently on Fox, ones for
Last week, I reported that Oskar Freysinger, the prominent member of the Swiss People’s Party who led the successful and model campaign to ban minaret construction in Switzerland (and whom I interviewed here), had been invited to Brussels to speak
The NAACP is back again with yet another attempt to defame and smear the multicultural tea party movement. Strike 1: July 2010 the NAACP’s demand for tea party racism repudiation fell flat when video emerged the day before showing an
Kaukab Siddique is a naturalized American citizen born in Pakistan who is an associate professor of literature at Pennsylvania’s Lincoln University. He recently attended a Labor Day weekend event to address radical Muslims and leftists at an anti-Israel rally in
Last spring the Dutch anti-jihad politician Geert Wilders was charged with several counts of “hate speech” and brought to trial. In May the case was continued, and court reconvened on October 4th in Amsterdam. In the meantime Mr. Wilders’ political
The New York Times is reporting that Prince Walid bin Talal of Saudi Arabia, who happens to be the second-largest shareholder of Fox News’s parent company, News Corp., is opposed to the construction of a mosque at Ground Zero. An
