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issue 101
10.03.13 |
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After being threatened with a lawsuit, an
Ohio school district agreed to remove a video that promoted Islam to seventh
graders. |
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A woman can be whipped in Sudan for
violating 'public decency' laws, including wearing in pants or uncovering her
hair. |
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CAIR, a shadowy Muslim Brotherhood entity,
faces serious allegations that it has violated IRS laws & the Foreign
Agent Registration Act. |
A BBC expose on the growing epidemic of
honor crimes being committed in Britain -- many of which go unreported. |
By Walid Phares
A revealing look at the strategies of both
sides, explaining how new technology and the jihadists' media savvy have
raised the stakes in the conflict. Most urgently, Phares warns that we are in
danger of losing the war, for while debate and theorizing rarely lead to
action, ideas and deeds are inextricably linked for the forces of jihad. |
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Leopards
do not change their spots.
T.T. commenting on "Iranian
President in U.S.: Meets Islamist Leaders, Buys Time"
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By
committing crimes against humanity in its many forms including terrorism,
genocide, chemical attacks or the use of heavy weapons upon a civilian
population these criminals give up not only their own humanity but also their
right to live among us. Evil exists in a very real way, these people cannot
be allowed to harm humanity and kill innocents, they must be dealt with.
J.L.V. commenting on "Bangladesh
Islamist Leader Sentenced to Death for War Crimes"
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