Category Archives: Free Press

Protect the American Media–Whether They Deserve It or Not

By Andrew McCarthy Human Events | Aug. 14, 2007 It is a hard thing to defend the American media. Even when they are right and even when they badly need defending. In large part, that’s because press hypocrisy is so … Continue reading

The Fly in the bin Mahfouz Ointment

By Alyssa A. Lappen FrontPageMagazine | Aug. 6, 2007 U.K. libel laws and courts have been among Saudi Arabia’s most successful tools to veil its Islamic proselytization and terrorist funding. The Saudi operator is billionaire Khalid Bin Mahfouz, who has … Continue reading

Moderate and Radical Muslims: The Confused PBS View

by Alyssa A. Lappen American Thinker | May 7, 2007 The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) doesn’t want Americans to learn of radical Islam’s war against moderate Muslims, such as Danish Member of Parliament Naser Khader, who are trying to reform … Continue reading

Show Me the Money and I’ll Show You the Agenda

By Andrew Cochran Terrorfinanceblog | April 10, 2007 I’m trying to determine why senior U.S. government officials or Congressmen continue to entrust their precious time to those with an extremist or Islamist agenda when they’re searching for “moderate Muslims” with … Continue reading

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Propaganda Offensive

By Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen American Thinker | April 2, 2007 The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is heightening its U.S. propaganda offensive in advance of the 2008 presidential elections, taking advantage of the political uncertainty and opposition to the … Continue reading

What Ails Mainstream Journalism

By Alyssa A. Lappen FrontPageMagazine.com | March 22, 2007 Why do otherwise thorough reporters lose their professional skepticism when covering the Middle East and Islam? This peculiar journalistic phenomenon has puzzled me since I began covering the Middle East and … Continue reading