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issue 333
9.14.2016 |
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Only 0.46% of the Syrian refugees allowed
into the US over the last year are Christian despite the US agreeing they are
suffering a genocide. |
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Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri used a
9/11 video to try and exploit American racial tensions to recruit more
terrorists for his cause. |
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The sergeant reportedly screamed at the
recruit, “You're going to kill us all the first chance you get aren't you,
terrorist?” |
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Ornella Gilligman, mother of three who
tried to explode gas canisters near Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral, was part of
an all-female ISIS cell. |
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Trudeau should investigate history and he
would find it has been tried before. Appeasing Islamists just doesn't work.
(Hint: it's because of the ideology.) |
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Qatari Professor Abd Al-Hamid Al-Ansari says
the Arab world needs to stop clinging to the past and break away from its
history of fanaticism. |
Senior Policy Adviser, European Foundation for Democracy
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By Sara Khan
Across Britain, Muslims are caught in a
battle over the very nature of their faith. And extremists appear to be
gaining the upper hand. Sara Khan has spent the past decade campaigning for
tolerance and equal rights within Muslim communities, and is now engaged in a
new struggle for understanding the urgent need to counter Islamist-inspired
extremism. In this timely and courageous book, Khan shows how previously
antagonistic groups of fundamentalist Muslims have joined forces, creating
pressures that British society has never before encountered. What is more,
identity politics and the attitudes of both the far Right and ultra-Left have
combined to give the Islamists ever-increasing power to spread their message.
Unafraid to tackle some of the pressing issues of our time, Khan addresses
the question of how to break the cycle of extremism without alienating
British Muslims. She calls for all Britons to reject divisive ideologies and
introduces us to those individuals who are striving to build a safer future. |
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