Monthly Archives: May 2011

SANA, Yemen — As Islamist militants were consolidating control over a second city in southern Yemen, seizing banks, government offices and the security headquarters, news agencies reported on Monday that the Yemeni air force was responding with bombing runs. The … Continue reading →

by Jeffrey Goldberg “Does something in this lead from the Times seem strange? RAFAH BORDER CROSSING, Egypt — Hundreds of Palestinian residents of the Gaza Strip arrived here by the busload on Saturday to pass through the reopened border into … Continue reading →

There are five things which we must do. “First, we must defend freedom of speech. Without freedom of speech we risk becoming slaves. Frederick Douglass, the 19th century black American politician, the son of a slave, said – I quote … Continue reading →

Dave Reaboi, Communications Director at the Center for Security Policy, appeared on Michael Savage’s radio program on Thursday, May 26, 2011 to discuss the change in the Muslim Brotherhood’s phased plan in the context of the so-called ‘Arab Spring’ in … Continue reading →

“Dear friends, here is my warning. Make no mistake: Islam is also coming for America. In fact, it is already here. America is facing a stealth jihad, the islamic attempt to introduce sharia law bit by bit. Last March, a … Continue reading →

“My friends, I told you that we have just remembered Liberation Day to commemorate the young Americans and all the heroes who offered their lives to free the Netherlands from Nazi tyranny. It would be an insult to them if … Continue reading →

“Islam and freedom, Islam and democracy are not compatible. A recent poll in post-revolution Egypt found that 85 percent of Egyptians are convinced that islam’s influence on politics is good, 82 percent believe that adulterers should be stoned, 84 percent … Continue reading →

“What is needed, my friends, is a spirit of resistance. I repeat: What we need is a spirit of resistance. Why? Because resistance to evil is our moral duty. This resistance begins with expressing our solidarity to Christians, Jews, indeed, … Continue reading →

“In the Netherlands, the city authorities in Amsterdam register polygamous marriages. The authorities in Rotterdam serve only halal meals in municipal cafeterias. Theaters provide separate seats for women who are not allowed to sit next to men. Municipal swimming pools … Continue reading →