. . . 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 »

ROME - An outspoken muslim author and critic of Islamic fundamentalism who converted to Christianity at the hands of Pope Benedict said on Sunday he realised he was in greater danger but says he has no regrets. . .   more »

The following comes to us from an internet poster by the handle "wazzup". I couldn't resist bringing it to ASKEW.   more »

I'd say Network Solutions has some serious thinking to do. . . . protect freedom of information on the internet, or cave to Muslim extremist bullying?   more »

Efforts of muslim immigrants to challenge the host countries can threaten your safety.   more »

A new trend amongst radical Muslims could threaten the lives of their children and yours. . .   more »

Amil Imani asks. . . given their ideology, can we afford to wait and wonder?   more »

This is a story about one woman's plight, and her wait in prison while the world fights to save her life.   more »

For those who doubt there can ever be good in Islam, and for those Muslims who despair of their faith ever being understood in the West. . . .here is a true hero for Islam. . .   more »

The Muslim cab war in Minneapolis steps up this week, and the same battle, it turns out, is raging around the western world. . .   more »

One of our favorite writers, Iranian ex-patriot Amil Imani, gives his take on the Holocaust conference in Iran.   more »

". . . After boarding, they did not take their assigned seats but dispersed to seats in the first row of first class, in the midcabin exit rows and in the rear-- the exact configuration of the 9/11 execution teams. . ."   more »

Recent faux-pas is evidence that Canada needs to get its convictions - and loyalties - in order.   more »

In spite of media coverage that puts emphasis on his tense relationship with Muslims, the pope has publicly stated in the past that he believes that it is a mission of his papacy is to mend the centuries-old rift between the eastern and western branches of the Christian Church.   more »

Democratic Representative Charles Rangel's promise to call early in 2007 for a reintroduction of the military draft will likely cause some chuckles in Congress - this comes in a long string of Rangel's using the issue of a new draft to stimulate discussion of racial discrimination. But his latest public discussion has caused something else mighty interesting: an overwhelmingly negative reaction from America's youth.   more »

Pakistan joins the 21st century and makes rape a real crime...   more »

Iranian voices his true feelings in meeting Saturday with Palestinian PM Haniya, as Lebanon moves nearer to overthrowing its government in favor of Iran-backed Hizbollah.   more »

Political editorialist Andrew McCarthy asks, "How many Americans do they have to kill before we get the point?"   more »