How War with Islam Shaped and Defined Us October 9, 2018Thomas Lifson
Every once in a while, I come across a book that I can say changed the way I understand the world I live in. Raymond Ibrahim's new book, Sword and Scimitar, altered the way I understand the development of our civilization.
The Man Who Can Make Sure Trump Beats Hillary May 12, 2016Ed Lasky
There is one man who could doom Hillary Clinton’s presidential chances against Donald Trump. And there is no pressure that could be brought against him by the infamous Clinton Machine to dissuade him.
Muhammad's Attack on Khaybar April 12, 2015F. W. Burleigh
What is past Is prologue, as a common Muslim chant warns Jews and other infidels what fate awaits them at the hands of Islam.
The Mind of Muhammad March 20, 2015F. W. Burleigh
All you have to do to understand the truth about the mind that created Islam and the ideology that is threatening the world is to read Chapter 33 of Muhammad’s Koran
The Nazarene and the Prophet February 2, 2014Glenn Fairman
When one scratches beneath the surface, the stark differences between Christ and Mohammed, Christianity and Islam, become manifest.
The Schizophrenic's Recitation May 12, 2013Glenn Fairman
How does one go about reconciling the true belligerent face of Islam with the mask handed out for public consumption in the West?
A Retrograde Creed April 20, 2013Mike Konrad
All other religious beliefs seem to set a creative fire in their adherents, to one extent or another. Why is Islam the exception?
Brutal Realism About the Middle East March 30, 2013Mike Konrad
Israel may deserve criticism -- as does every nation and ethnic group -- but most of that attacks occurring now are anti-Semitism masquerading as criticism.
Islam and Insult October 21, 2012Andrew E. Harrod
The drawing of lines around free expression concerning religious topics is best left to private individuals, and not public authorities.
