Category Archives: The Quiet War

“The offices of Charlie Hebdo, a French left-wing satire paper similar to The Onion, was firebombed. The bombing was carried out by radical Islamists, who took offense at a weekly issue “guest edited by the Prophet Muhammad” and temporarily renamed … Continue reading →

by Pamela Geller “… [Janet Napolitano] the head of the Department of Homeland Security is claiming ignorance about an important manifestation of the most dangerous threat to the homeland, the global jihad and Islamic imperialism and expansion. … she is … Continue reading →

MOGADISHU, Somalia — The voice in the recording sounds unmistakably familiar — the tenor, the colloquialisms — a boy who grew up in America. The voice on a suicide message is said to be that of Abdisalan Hussein Ali, a … Continue reading →

“It just goes to show, there’s good to be found in everything, if you look for it – even in something as disgusting, degrading and dehumanizing as the Islamic shroud of cowardly male misogyny and oppression. And by the way, … Continue reading →

“A new health awareness campaign has been launched among Muslim women by health officials in the Midlands after a rise in the number of cases of rickets. It is thought that pregnant women who regularly wear a burka are depriving … Continue reading →

by Doug Giles “Last week I was asked to lend my aging mug and highly attuned smart mouth for a documentary film regarding how the “religion of peace”—via political correctness in the public school system—is anesthetizing our kids to Islam’s … Continue reading →

MONTCLAIR — “Montclair State University police are looking for the person who slipped a threatening note under the door of a campus center for lesbian and gay students, school officials said today. The note was found last Thursday morning by … Continue reading →

“Harmony Schools” in US: “Around the country, the most persistent controversy involving the schools — and the one most covered in the news — centers on the hundreds of Turkish teachers and administrators working on special visas. The schools say … Continue reading →

  So, let me ask you: how would you feel, given the current economic state of our country and the sadly under-funded state of our educational system, about an Islamic school getting $100 million a year in taxpayer funds? Why … Continue reading →

“Iran allegedly collaborated with a Mexican drug cartel to assassinate the Saudi Ambassador to the USA. This circumstance shows the danger of a porous southern border, the danger of Mexican drug cartels, and of course, the danger of the Iranian … Continue reading →