"Islam is a religion of
tolerance, peace and acceptance, but that doesn't mean it should be
stepped on," lawmaker Ali al-Deqbasi told the house before the vote.
The investigation into the
alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria could have an interesting turn.
Few academics and policy makers
have been willing to risk looking at the stark reality of the Islamic
suicide attack, which has been cloaked in the pseudo myth of martyrdom.
There is great concern among
top security experts in the U.S. that Iran might have already crossed the
red line in its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
If the current administration's
drone strikes are so effective in decapitating Al Qaeda's leadership why
is there still an active al Qaeda core that is able to put out such a
publication?
Shakespeare wrote, "Hell
is empty, and all devils are here." He could have been writing about
the Middle East.
In the national defense
context, Rashid also discussed dangerous leaks of intelligence to the
media during World War II as well as the Obama Administration's refusal
to release photos of Osama bin Laden's corpse.
If we are going to save our
cities, we need to get back to what built them in the first place:
Freedom, enterprise and entrepreneurship.
I am concerned CAIR's hateful
supremacist rhetoric could lead to possible bias incidents inciting
"practicing Muslims" to act in a lawless manner against
non-Muslims.
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