Category Archives: Citations

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 Militarization of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood

by Patrick Poole American Thinker | Feb. 13, 2007 In late October, a series of exchanges here at American Thinker debated the extremism or moderation of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, the largest and oldest Islamist organization in the world and … Continue reading

Scribblings

Tzvi Fleischer Australia/Israel Review | November 2006 The Political Horseshoe again Antony Loewenstein, the anti-Zionist author who constantly pops up in the Australian media to complain about how he is supposedly being silenced by Zionists, rarely seems to miss an … Continue reading

The Eurabia Code, Part 2: A Planned Sell-Out by the EU

The Brussels Journal | From the desk of Fjordman | Thu, 2006-10-05 14:33 MEDEA (the European Institute for Research on Mediterranean and Euro-Arab Cooperation), supported by the European Commission, is one of the key components of the Euro-Arab dialogue. On … Continue reading

England’s chilling forecast: the case for granting declaratory relief to prevent English default actions from chilling American speech

By Raymond W. Beauchamp Fordham Law Review | 2006 Vol. 74 Notes: 9: Alyssa A. Lappen, Libel Wars, FrontPagMag.com, July 18, 2005 29: Lappen supra note 9 37: see Lappen supra note 9 All Articles, Poems & Commentaries Copyright © … Continue reading

Hamas’ Determination to Perpetuate the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The Critical Role of Hate Indoctrination

by Justus Reid Weiner | Noam Weissman Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs | 1 August 2006 Prospects for peace in the Middle East have been dealt an enormous blow by the election triumph of Hamas in January 2006. Palestinian education, … Continue reading