In Afghanistan, Muslim fundamentalists use acid attacks to ensure little girls don't return to school, forcing a return to the society of a dark past . . .   more »

Throughout the past decades, and gaining considerable steam in the recent decade, radical Islam has gained a true foothold in traditional British institutions - schools, government offices, hospitals, banks, the workplace. This seems largely due to the reticence of the general population and the reluctance of the British government to take a stand. . .   more »

Finally, radical Islamic influence has crept into U.S. publishing. A book scheduled for release by Random House has been postponed indefinitely . . . .   more »

The International Olympic Committee confirmed its decision to ban Iraq from taking part in the Beijing Olympics because of the government’s interference with sports by disbanding the country's National Olympic Committee.   more »

Muslims want sniffer dogs - trained to find terrorists and bombs - banned in Britain's airports . . . but never mind the Middle Eastern airports.   more »

Harriet Christian's emotional words "I can be called 'white' but you can't be called 'black' - That's not my America!" is resonating across America with a truth rarely heard in public.   more »

Despite the Left's whining that talk of the vile rhetoric spewed by these men has nothing to do with Obama, most of us know better. The company one keeps - and has reportedly kept in the case of the first two men for twenty years - is an absolute indication of one's character.   more »

This is another of those articles that brings to mind how so many times in history a people has remained tolerant and silent, while a creeping fascist ideology quietly took hold. This is a chilling example, once again, that it is happening right now, right here.   more »

I have recently returned to the United States from Egypt where I was on a fact-finding mission to see what life is like for non-Muslims who live under Islam. What I saw was a dire situation of oppression and discrimination that many in America and the West have all but ignored.   more »

In the name of religion, Coli spent two hours a day memorizing verses from the Quran and over nine hours begging to pad the pockets of the man he called his teacher.   more »

Here we go again. After years of fighting, lost lives, and enormous expense to western countries, the Afghanistanian government is again swallowed up in the power moves of Muslim fanatics.   more »

. . . I am writing to advise you that following the London bombings in July 2005, the Home Secretary announced a list of particular activities that would normally lead to a person being excluded or deported from the UK … The list of unacceptable behaviours covers . . .   more »

"Geert Wilders’ much-anticipated film on the Qur’an, Fitna, was released on LiveLeak.com on Thursday, pulled by LiveLeak on Friday after death threats, and by Saturday couldn’t be stopped: it had gone viral, having been posted in innumerable places all over the Internet." . . .Robert Spencer   more »

The rising influence of Islam in the West will be the greatest threat to our rights to freedom of speech and religion. Muslim pressure groups are seeking to limit how we may read, talk, and write and even threaten our lives and livelihoods.   more »

This is an excellent piece by Peter Mullen on the naivete of Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, as regards the ...   more »

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