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Mother, teacher, writer, heresiographer, an outspoken observer of life, death, war, conflict, terrorism & the Great Game!

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Joined September 2010
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India’s practical responses are already visible in its broader strategy. Accelerating indigenous production under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative reduces the relative value of external technology inflows to adversaries. Deepening defence-industrial ties with Indonesia, other ASEAN partners, Israel, France and the United States creates alternative networks. Economic interdependence with Gulf states provides leverage that pure military arrangements do not. Intelligence monitoring of technology flows, careful drafting of future export contracts, and sustained diplomatic engagement with Jakarta remain essential. Speculation about further expansion (for example, toward other Muslim-majority states) should be tracked, but the current four-party industrial framework is best assessed on the concrete projects it eventually delivers rather than on its symbolic framing. My piece #IndiaNarrative: The Badr MoU: Implications for India - indianarrative.com/opinion/t…
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The comments…damn. She asked for it and she got it!
To those hating all Muslims! Please name me ONE bad thing a Muslim has PERSONALLY done to you.
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DECODED- The “Kashmir Istanbul Summit”! Unmasking the Network Behind the Event🧵 @trtworld published a video story of “Kashmir Istanbul Summit”, held in Istanbul Türkiye, on 30-Oct-26, presenting it as an international platform highlighting “Human rights violations” in #Kashmir
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This is the most important piece anyone will ever read about what Senator-elect Mr. Abdulrahman Muhammad Al-Sayyid will be doing in Washington over the next six years. open.substack.com/pub/dannyb…
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The fact that both the Muslim Brotherhood and Westerners are congratulating Abdul El Sayed simultaneously is proof that the Islamization of Western institutions is proceeding smoothly and successfully. Keep going. 👏🏽
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For those not well versed in clothing styles, the Muslim Brotherhood grow their beards and dress differently than the rest of the Muslim population. At least three in this video are Brotherhood.
Antizionist measures are usually the first sign your city has fallen to Islamists.
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Pakistan isn't a country. It's a Muslim terror outpost in India.
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Congratulations. You know you’ve fucked up when the Ayatollah is on your side.
The process of the US's collapse has accelerated.
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British Politician Fires Back at Mehdi Hasan: “If Islam Is So Peaceful, Why Does Saudi Arabia Execute People for Apostasy?” Speaker: My side of the argument is regularly told that we are demonising Islam and whipping up fear of Islam. But let me tell you what actually whips up fears of Islam. 9/11. The London bombings. Madrid. Mumbai. Bali. Death for apostasy. Death for blasphemy. Death for adultery. Death for homosexuality. Gender discrimination. Child marriage. Beheadings. Imprisonment for being raped. The murder of Theo van Gogh. Death threats. Sharia patrols. Polygamous marriages. This is what causes fear of Islam. It is not me. We'll be told this is just the extreme fringe of Islam. Well, look at Saudi Arabia the birthplace of Islam and custodian of its holy sites. People are executed for blasphemy and apostasy. But apparently, that's the extreme fringe? Calling Saudi Arabia the extreme fringe of Islam is like calling the Vatican the extreme fringe of Catholicism. Sorry, it just doesn't work. Then we're told violent Muslims have misunderstood Islam. Saudi Arabia has misunderstood. Iran has misunderstood. Yemen has misunderstood. Has there ever been a more spectacularly misunderstood religion than Islam? I'm constantly told that I need to respect Islam. But I'm under no greater obligation to respect Islam than any other belief. I am under no obligation to make compromises with an ideology I simply don't see as peaceful. Why don't I see it as peaceful? Because of the evidence. If I look around the world and see the countries where Islam calls the shots, all I see is brutality and violence imposed by the state.
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MUSLIM REFORMERS REBUKE WAJAHAT ALI’S ELECTION WARNING AND ASK: IS THIS "JIHAD FIRST”? When I heard flamethrower Wajahat Ali warning that “the fire will rise” and people will be “radicalized” if Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed loses his Michigan Senate bid, I knew Muslim reformers who courageously reject such rhetoric of political violence. And they also reject his divisive sectarianism and racism. I put together a video clip of some of the "best" of Wajahat's talking points, where a guest calls Hakeem Jeffries a "monkey" funded by Israel lobbyists, where Wajahat stokes caricatures of "brown people," mocks "white" people and ridicules everyones but the in-group of anti-Israel ideologues he platforms. In.a series of interviews late last night, Muslim reformers told me that Wajahat's rhetoric echoes divisive “Jihad First” intimidation tactics used before elections in the Middle East. WAJAHAT ALI: 'THE FIRE WILL RISE' I've seen it before at our hometown mosque in Morgantown, W.V., where fundamentalists at the mosque who supported the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt didn't want women in the main prayer hall. They intimidated the community to vote for them or risk havoc they threatened to unleash. (You can watch what my family experienced in a fascinating documentary, the MOSQUE IN MORGANTOWN, that follows my family's struggle for women's rights. WATCH IT HERE: youtube.com/watch?v=0ucHsAou…) READ our new @FoxNews Digital article: foxnews.com/politics/asra-no… Yesterday, Wajahat wrote: “If, God forbid, Abdul loses… The fire will rise. It’s over. People will be radicalized against corporate, pro-Israel Dems. There will be a reckoning.” Today, Wajahat accused critics of “Islamophobia and anti-Arab bigotry.” DALIA ZIADA: LANGUAGE OF 'INTIMIDATION' Egyptian Muslim reformer @DaliaZiada, a researcher at @ISGAP, knows the kind of intimidation I saw at my mosque in Morgantown and told me: “What Wajahat Ali said on the eve of elections is actually the language we’ve seen Islamists use before elections in countries in the Middle East, including Egypt.” Ziada continued: “The threat is usually: If you don’t choose us, this will lead to radicalization, and this will lead to violence.” “Maybe we need to expect troubles coming up.” SORAYA DEEN: NO 'LICENSE FOR RADICALIZATION' Muslim reform activist and attorney Soraya Deen @SoooMD said Ali’s words shouldn't be dismissed as an ordinary social-media outburst: “His words are deeply troubling.” Deen added: “His warning that ‘the fire will rise,’ that people will be ‘radicalized,’ and that a ‘reckoning’ is coming deserves serious scrutiny.” “Losing an election is not a license for radicalization.” Deen’s conclusion: “We must reject intimidation, political extremism and the politics of perpetual grievance.” The issue, reformers say, is not whether Wajahat belongs to an Islamist organization but whether his language resembles tactics used to pressure voters through warnings of unrest. DR. ZUHDI JASSER: 'JIHAD FIRST' @DrZuhdiJasser, founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, described the rhetoric as reflecting a “Jihad First” lens: “Wajahat Ali, like Abdul El-Sayed, proves yet again their decades of anti-American Islamist obsession…” Jasser said the “red-green ‘Jihad First’ filter” is “threatening fire and radicalization—simply an unmooring of their own dreams to live the jihad of Islamism and destroy the American dream and everything for which it stands.” Jasser added: “Any honest Muslim who reads that post will see ‘Jihad First’ and everyone else be damned, including patriotic Muslims.” NETWORK OF 70 GROUPS & INFLUENCERS A Fox News Digital review identified 70 Muslim groups and influencers in El-Sayed’s political orbit through endorsements, campaign-listed support, voter mobilization or public amplification. Not every group has the same formal relationship with the campaign. The network includes, among others: ☪️ CAIR Action 🇵🇸 Americans for Justice in Palestine Action ☪️ Emgage Action 🇵🇸 US Campaign for Palestinian Rights 🇧🇩 Bangladeshi Americans for Political Progress ☪️ Muslims for Abdul 🇾🇪 Yemeni American Michigan Democratic Caucus 🇧🇩 Michigan Bangladeshi American Democratic Caucus ☪️ MPower Action 🐕 Hasan Piker 🇵🇸 Linda Sarsour 🇸🇴 Rep. Ilhan Omar 🇵🇸 Rep. Rashida Tlaib. The broader coalition shares overlapping priorities: opposition to U.S. support for Israel, pressure for an arms embargo or cease-fire, criticism of Democratic moderates and mobilization of Muslim and progressive voters. READ the full investigation: ☪️ foxnews.com/politics/asra-no…
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Author and academic Vijay Prashad is Neville Roy Singham's ideological consigliere in the world: his front man for his communist political agenda. He has now come out defending Singham against Trump's criticism. Expect the rest of the House of Singham to follow suit. SIngham and Prashad haven't responded to repeated requests from me at @FoxNews Digital for comment.
🚨 WHO IS NEVILLE ROY SINGHAM — AND WHY DID TRUMP NAME HIM AMONG MEN HE CALLS “CRIMINALS”? In a Truth Social post on Sunday, President Donald Trump placed an American-born tycoon, Neville Roy Singham, among alleged “CRIMINALS” and accused him and others of abusing “the Laws of our Land.” Are you wondering: Who is Neville Roy Singham — and why is the president of the United States talking about him? For years, I’ve been following the money, organizations and activists in the sprawling network connected to the communist tycoon — yes, you read that right: communist tycoon — now living in China supporting the Chinese Communist Party. At @FoxNews Digital, my investigation culminated in a five-part series mapping the “House of Singham” in March, and it’s continued with months of reporting with my colleagues @M_Dorgan and @MizellPreston. We’ve been unpacking Singham’s reach from campaigns against AI data centers and the government of India to protests supporting the Islamic Republic of Iran, communist Cuba and communist Nicholas Maduro. Here’s what we’ve found. 🧵👇
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Let me tell you another fun fact. Muslims love to claim they invented algebra, revolutionized medicine, and made all the major contributions to science. What they leave out is that the people who actually did the work were Persians. -Omar Khayyam was a Persian mathematician and astronomer who developed systematic ways to solve cubic equations and helped create one of the most accurate solar calendars of its time. -Ibn Sina (Avicenna) was a Persian physician whose Canon of Medicine shaped medical teaching across Europe and the Middle East for centuries. -Al-Khwarizmi was a Persian mathematician known as the father of algebra; the word “algorithm” comes from his name, and he helped spread the Hindu-Arabic numeral system, including zero. These were the same people Muslim invaders forced to convert, mocked as “Majoosi” for being Persian, tried to push into speaking Arabic, and whose libraries and cities they burned. The contributions came from Persian minds, not from Islam. Islam’s historical pattern is simpler: invade, slaughter, and destroy.
Leftist mainstream media outlets piled on this week to express outrage at my observation, during a speech in Grand Rapids for Mike Rogers, about the troubling dearth of scientific output from the world’s 22 Arab nations over the past five decades. These reporters — @fatimathefatima @AP, @Kanishka183 @Reuters, @rachel_roubein @washingtonpost, @baylisswagner @nytimes, @stevebenen @MSNOWNews — omitted critical context, presumably to bestow plausibility on their accusations that my statements were racist and Islamophobic. However, my speech was not a critique of Arabs or Islam, but of Islamism (also known as “Islamofascism” or “Political Islam”), a toxic ideology conceived and promoted by the terrorist group, the Muslim Brotherhood. Let’s see which reporters take the time to read this post and then correct their stories. Criticizing Islamism is neither Islamophobic nor racist. Islamism is a violent corruption of mainstream Islam that summons adherents back to the seventh-century ideal of bloody jihad, the homicidal and suicidal religious zealotry that propelled a motley cadre of desert nomads to conquer half the world. Sheikh Ahmed El-Tayeb, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar — the Muslim equivalent of the Vatican and the highest authority in Sunni Islamic thought — has rejected Islamism as “false Islam” and a “perversion of the Islamic religion” and accused it of “barbaric crimes.” Islamism is intensely anti-American, anti-Western, and hostile to modernity. It is explicitly contemptuous of democracy, constitutional government, capitalism, minority rights, gay rights, women’s rights, free speech, and virtually all personal freedoms. Its central aspiration is for a global caliphate ruled by a single theocratic despot with absolute power to impose sharia law that dictates every aspect of human conduct. The Muslim Brotherhood’s founder, Hassan al-Banna, taught that the highest aspiration for a Muslim was martyrdom in the achievement of that goal; the purpose of every Islamic nation is to “perfect the industry of death” until world domination is accomplished. I pointed out in my speech that the Muslim Brotherhood’s antipathy for modernity is a dramatic departure from Islam’s historical affinity for science and learning. During the Muslim Golden Age, spanning the eighth through the fifteenth centuries, Muslim leaders dignified Islam’s wealth and power by promoting a brilliant flowering of innovation and scholarship in science, mathematics, philosophy, art, literature, astronomy, pharmacology, psychology, engineering, architecture, medicine, and navigation that continues to enrich the world today. Arab leaders fostered an intellectual ferment unmatched by any other in human history. A long line of enlightened caliphs assembled—and abundantly rewarded—an unparalleled galaxy of jurists, scientists, physicians, philosophers, musicians, artists, poets, and wits. Muslim rulers elevated the role of reason and tolerance, cultivating a milieu of religious and intellectual freedom—where Jews and Christians also flourished—and encouraged sages of various faiths and ethnicities to collaborate and freely exchange ideas. For five centuries, Arabic was the world’s most learned and literary tongue and the lingua franca of science and scholarship. Most mosques had libraries (Córdoba hosted 600!). Muslim princes in the tenth century often had more books in their personal collections than existed in all of Europe. Baghdad had 100 bookstores in AD 891. England would have to wait another 420 years until 1309 to see paper for the first time. Islam’s second Golden Age during the Ottoman Empire (1299–1922) birthed a cosmopolitan and pluralistic civilization centered in Constantinople that yielded additional bonanzas in poetry, music, art, and a tsunami of scientific innovation from coffee to water pumps, steam engines, gears, surgical scalpels and clamps, the first smallpox vaccine, and the cannons that allowed the Ottomans to dominate Europe to the gates of Vienna. In 1928, six years after the Ottoman Empire collapsed, the Muslim Brotherhood began to spread its dark strain of violent fundamentalism from Egypt to Palestine and across the Muslim world. Islamism’s contagious proliferation ended the dialogue between Islam and the intellectual classes and demoted the role of reason in Islamic life. The Muslim Brotherhood’s principal philosopher, Sayyid Qutb, was contemptuous toward public education in science, math, and philosophy, believing that the only source of truth is the Koran. For Qutb, the purpose of education was not to celebrate life, or to nourish the intellect, but to indoctrinate children in the art of war, the glorification of death, and a blind obedience to an autocratic caliph. Qutb railed against reason, which he considered the seed of apostasy. He sought to silence the humanities and viewed science as a sinister displacement of religion. He derided pluralism, rationalism, innovation, and tolerance. In doing so, he deprived Islam of its modern potential and its own greatest inheritance: the confidence to learn from the world, preserve its wisdom, and surpass it. In his obituary for Muslim culture, The Closing of the Muslim Mind (2010), Robert R. Reilly recognizes that Qutb’s outlook dooms his followers to inertia. A religion that values obedience over initiative, that seeks to obviate independent reason, is a religion of violence. Where there is no framework for rational mediation, all disputes must be settled by force. It didn’t worry Qutb that discouraging education in physics, mathematics, medicine, or engineering would atrophy intellectual and economic development in the Muslim world. Qutb explained that Muslim countries were so far behind the West in the sciences and technology that there was no hope to catch up. Muslims, he preached, should do what they do best—study the Koran and embrace martyrdom as the path for achieving global dominion: “The Muslim community today is neither capable of nor required to present before mankind great genius in material inventions, which would make the world bow its head before its supremacy.” Qutb’s diatribe against Muslims competing in science and technology was nothing less than civilizational malpractice—especially given that he wrote it in 1964. Had Japan, Singapore, or South Korea accepted Qutb’s logic in 1964, they would have opted out of modernity. Instead, they chose to accept the challenge of competition. Their decision to engage has yielded stunning achievements that transformed their nations into economic and technological superpowers and enriched all of humanity. The anti-intellectualism of Islamism—the rejection of evidence and the scientific method, the hostility toward objectivity, the suppression of contrary information, the deification of dogma, the embrace of pseudoscience, the contempt for reason as the path for discerning objective truth, and Islamism’s association of science with immorality—has helped close off the Islamic mind. The staggering metrics of intellectual and scholastic enfeeblement in Muslim nations attest to Islamism’s systematic squandering of human capital including the creative potential among the world’s two billion Muslims. Korea issued 260,000 patents in 2024, while nine Arab countries, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, issued fewer than 10,000 in total, with 8,000 of these coming from a single nation—Saudi Arabia—which has made herculean efforts in recent years to de-Islamize its society. Japan, which represents about 1.5% of the world’s population and is practically devoid of natural resources, granted 306,855 patents in 2024 alone. There are 127 million Japanese, compared to 500 million Arabs. According to Hillel Ofek’s 2011 analysis, there were a mere nine scientists, engineers, and technicians per thousand citizens in Islamic nations. The global average was forty-one. Among the 1,800 universities in Muslim nations, only 312 housed scholars who had published articles in journals. Muslims represent 26% of the world’s population, and Muslim countries control half the world’s crude oil resources and 40% of natural gas resources. And yet the 53 Muslim countries combined publish only 5% of the world’s scientific literature. Hillel Ofek points to a 1989 study showing that in a single year, the United States published 10,481 frequently cited scientific papers, but during that same year, Arab countries published just four. A 2002 analysis of Arab science in Nature magazine identified only three scientific areas of excellence from Islamic countries: desalination, falconry, and camel reproduction. According to Nobel laureate physicist Steven Weinberg in 2011, “for forty years I have not seen a single paper by a physicist or astronomer working in a Muslim country that was worth reading.” Contrast the Arabs’ dismal record of intellectual achievement in modern times with that of their closest cousins, the Jews, nearly all of whom live in democratic societies with laws that separate religion and politics. Keep in mind that Jews, who number 15.8 million worldwide, represent a mere 0.2% of the world population. As of 2025, no Muslim has ever received the Nobel Prize in medicine or economics, and only four Muslim scientists—all living in Western democracies—have received the Nobel Prize in chemistry or physics. In contrast, some 200 Jews have received Nobel Prizes in science. About 26% of Nobel Prizes in math and science, 28% in medicine, 40% in economics, and 39% in chemistry have gone to Jews. Since 1901, some 22% of Nobel Prizes in all categories have gone to Jews. Genocidal hatred against ALL Jews and Christians and other minorities is foundational to Islamism. Only in the West does Jew hatred pretend to require the alibi of Palestine or hide behind anti-Zionism. Muslim Brotherhood cosmology describes the universe as a cosmic, existential war between Islam and Jews that began with Muhammad and which only one side can survive. “Since Islam subdued them [in Medina],” Qutb warned, “they are unforgiving and fight furiously through conspiracies, intrigues, and also through proxies [the United States] who act in the darkness against all what Islam incorporates.” Islamist utopia will only emerge when every Jew is exterminated. Jews in Qutb’s theology are not just political adversaries, but perpetual and metaphysical evil. “The Jews,” he said, “are behind materialism, animal sexuality, the destruction of family, and the desolation of society.” And Jewish genocide, for Islamism, is more than a theoretical aspiration. In 1948, the world’s 22 Arab nations were host to 750,000 Jews living in communities that predated Muhammad by 1,000 years. Today, there are virtually no Jews in those nations: Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Algeria, Yemen, Mauritania, Somalia, Sudan, Jordan, Gaza, or the PA-governed areas of the West Bank; in Nazi terminology, they are Judenrein: Jew-free. There are fewer than 1,000 Jews in Tunisia, down from 105,000. In 1948, Christian populations represented 20% of those nations; today they represent 4%. These are the real ongoing genocides of the Mideast. Adolf Hitler’s Nazi regime bonded with early Islamists over their shared Jew hatred. The Nazis became the principal funder of the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1930s, and the Muslim Brotherhood operated propaganda, espionage, and sabotage operations for the Nazis during World War II. Joseph Goebbels and an army of Nazi and ex-Nazi propagandists built the Muslim Brotherhood’s powerful propaganda machine in the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s. The massive influx of money from Iran and the Gulf States starting in the 1990s turned this operation into an amplifier of unmatched power that makes Goebbels look like a piker. A global propaganda barrage by this outfit has distracted Hamas’s Western dupes from Islamism’s authentic genocides by persuading them that Israel committed a genocide in Gaza, even though, according to the CIA Factbook, Gaza’s population has actually increased since October 7, 2023. Islamism is genocidal against Christians and Jews, but among its most pitiful victims are the Arab societies that suffer the misfortune of living under its rule. Despite all their petroleum wealth, Muslim countries have slipped behind Asia and Latin America in virtually every metric of political freedom, technological progress, and social well-being. Islamism’s merger of politics and religion has robbed Islam of its intellectual vigor and doomed most Muslim populations to living in stifling tyrannies with little freedom to elucidate their thoughts and speech or fulfill their creative potential. Those countries are predictably stagnant, unable to evolve in the modern world. The dark shadow of fundamentalism over scholarship and progress has proven toxic to the Muslims’ transition to modernity. The very civilization that practiced tolerance and celebrated pluralism and dialogue, filled a thousand libraries with its books, gave the world observatories and universities, and stunning innovations in science, has become closed, aggrieved, and violent, and averse to reason, curiosity, freedom of inquiry, and scholarship. All 22 Arab nations in the Mideast and North Africa are autocratic dictatorships. Almost all are apartheid states that legally restrict the rights of minorities. Gays in many of the nations are put to death. Under sharia law, women have little more rights than cattle. They live stunted lives behind veiled faces, enduring systematic servitude, legalized domestic violence, child marriage, chattel slavery, and public stoning for adultery, which is legal for their husbands. In September 2021, the Taliban made it illegal for girls to attend school after age 12. The Taliban’s Vice and Virtue law forbids women from speaking aloud in public. If you want to understand the Muslim Brotherhood’s vision for society, look no further than Gaza. Hamas, which rules Gaza, is the Palestine branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Palestinians have received over 4X per capita in international aid than Europeans received under the Marshall Plan. (See Clawson 2002.) Europe used its money to rebuild 17 nations. Palestinians couldn’t build themselves even one. Under Hamas’s iron fist, Gaza squandered its share on bombs, weapons, extravagant salaries for its billionaire kingpins, and a billion-dollar bunker and tunnel system built for its warriors—but off-limits to its citizens. Gaza remains a stunted and stagnant, impoverished society under tyrannical oppression, with no free speech or other basic freedoms. Hamas governs through force, including brutal crackdowns on discourse, public executions of dissenters and collaborators, tight controls on humanitarian aid distribution, and onerous taxes on almost every activity. No elections have occurred since Hamas took over in 2007. Instead of building a nation, Hamas has transformed Gaza into a death cult wallowing in victimhood, nursing aggrievements, addicted to violence, resentments, and yearning for a seventh-century miasma. Hamas nurses Palestinian infants from birth on genocidal hatred of ALL Jews—not just Zionists—and indoctrinates children in the savagery and unspeakable barbarism that the world witnessed on October 7. Hamas shows its contempt for the Palestinian people by deploying them as child soldiers and civilian shields, and placing rocket launchers and ammo dumps in schools and hospitals. Hamas’s greatest strengths are its propaganda operation and its willingness to impose unlimited pain on its own population to achieve its ideological goals. Islamist governments like Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah distract their populations from their misery by blaming the myriad social ills and the predictable government failures on scapegoats: Jews, Zionists, and America. They’ll have us believe that all their derelictions are the result of the evil Zionists, the “Little Satan” Israel, and the “Great Satan,” the U.S. And just as victimhood is paralyzing to personal growth, it deprives Islamist nations of national success by robbing its practitioners of agency. Islamism’s cult of victimhood and its coterminous abolition of self-criticism have stagnated global Islam and locked it in hatred, violence, brooding resentment, and isolationism. Referring to the Arab world, Fouad Ajami described this as “a political tradition of belligerent self-pity.” Contrast Gaza’s failures with the successes of its closest neighbor, Israel, a tiny sliver of swamp and desert 1/600th the size of its Arab neighbors, that blossomed into an agricultural juggernaut and a global economic and technological superpower. Jews took one of the few places in the Mideast with no oil, gas, or other resources, and despite being surrounded by enemies, they nevertheless turned the barren landscape into a vibrant, pluralistic democracy where Jews and Arabs vote as they please; worship according to their convictions; serve beside each other in the judiciary, the army, and political leadership; and enjoy equal rights. Women and gays in Israel have all the rights of men, and Israel’s biggest annual celebration is the Pride parade in Tel Aviv. As the only democracy in the Mideast, Israel is a robust and heroic outpost for freedom and Western values. And Israel is merely a nugget among the bounties bestowed by Jews on Western civilization. There is no ethnic or religious group that has contributed more than Jews to the welfare of humanity or to the advancement of liberal democracy. Jewish traditions of ethics and thinking have shaped Western civilization and global progress through foundational moral concepts, including our monotheistic Christian belief system with its roots in Judaism, milestone scientific breakthroughs, medical innovation, and innumerable cultural achievements in art, literature, education, health, and entertainment. Relative to their proportion of the population, the astonishing contributions by Jews have been breathtaking. An abbreviated list would include medical advances like the polio vaccine (Jonas Salk, Albert Sabin), chemotherapy and immunology (Paul Ehrlich), streptomycin and the age of antibiotics (Selman Waksman), penicillin (Ernest Chain), pacemakers (Paul Zoll), and blood typing (Karl Landsteiner). In sciences, a short list of Jewish luminaries would include Albert Einstein (theory of relativity), Niels Bohr (quantum mechanics), and Paul Berg (first recombinant DNA molecule). Jewish contributions to business and technology include Google (Sergey Brin), Meta (Mark Zuckerberg), Oracle (Larry Ellison), Salesforce (Marc Benioff), Intel (Andrew Grove), and Dell Technologies (Michael Dell). Jews virtually created the American entertainment industry, including founding six of the eight major Hollywood studios responsible for 75% of the classic Golden Age movies. They also revolutionized laughter. A 1978 TIME magazine survey found that 80% of professional comedians were Jewish. The major figures of twentieth-century Western thought—Jesus Christ, Sigmund Freud, Albert Einstein, and Karl Marx—were all Jewish. Twenty percent of philanthropic giving in the United States comes from Jews. Jews compose twenty-five percent of America’s most generous givers. They are overrepresented on lists of secular organizations that benefit human rights, social security, higher education, personal freedom, and constitutional rights. They represent 14% of doctors and 29% of psychiatrists. Their contributions to America’s global economic leadership include Salomon Brothers, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Blackstone, Wells Fargo, and Vanguard. In a rational universe, wouldn’t non-Jews be expected to celebrate these contributions with gratitude? Now, here are some things that Jews don’t do: suicide bombings, rape gangs, beheading people, killing gay people, aspiring to kill all non-Muslims, forcing young girls to wed older men, lynching women for wearing makeup or showing hair, female mutilation, religious dictatorship, Christian genocide, polygamy, rioting and burning down cities, applying the death penalty for leaving Islam, cooking babies in ovens, hijacking airliners (and driving them into buildings), bombing buses and crowded restaurants, disfiguring girls with acid for failing to wear the hijab, operating modern slave markets where hereditary Black slaves are bought and sold by Arabs, advocating global jihad, and committing 90% of the terrorist acts globally. These are the gifts that Islamism has bestowed on the world, along with closed minds, poverty, starvation, ignorance, oppression, and violence. This comparison begs the question, “Why does the world hate Jews and embrace Islamists? The answer, of course, is a sophisticated mass propaganda campaign that ignores evidence and inverts reality to make Israel a global villain. Looking at Islamism’s track record, seven nations with substantial Muslim populations—Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Syria, and Russia—have outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood, branding it as a terrorist organization. Kenya and Argentina have also banned the Brotherhood for fear of its impacts on their societies. The Brotherhood today sees its best opportunities for expansion as Western nations that are unequipped to deal with its tactics. In 2004, the FBI discovered the U.S. Brotherhood’s archives in a Virginia basement, including a 1991 “Explanatory Memorandum” characterizing the Brotherhood’s work in America as “a kind of gradual Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within.” Muslim Brotherhood documents describe this process of gradual infiltration as “gradualism,” “entryism,” or “Da’awa.” In a 1995 speech in Toledo, Ohio, the Brotherhood’s leading cleric, Yusuf al-Waradawi, told his audience: “We will conquer Europe, we will conquer America! Not through sword but through Da’awa.” As a board member and outreach chair of a Muslim Brotherhood front group, Abdul El-Sayed ran a high-school recruitment program entitled “How to do effective Da’awa.” The Muslim Brotherhood’s explicit written strategy for taking over Western nations is to broaden its appeal through a “red–green alliance” by adopting Leftist rhetoric and allying itself with liberals, socialists, and communists. This was the strategy first initiated by Yasser Arafat in the 1960s and then implemented by Muslim Brotherhood acolyte Ayatollah Khomeini during his 1979 Iranian Revolution, and later by Muslim Brother Mohammed Morsi during his 2011 color revolution in Egypt. After they gained power, the Leftists, in each case, learned that they were not actually Islamism’s partners, but only its useful idiots. Khomeini hunted down, jailed, and murdered his former Leftist and communist allies. Morsi sidelined his. A 2012 Arabic-language statement bearing Abdul Al-Sayed’s name backed Morsi’s presidency and urged him to “purge” the media and police. Anyone wondering what America’s future looks like if the Muslim Brotherhood gets its way has only to look at France, where Islamist mobs of the red–green alliance, following the Muslim Brotherhood playbook, chant communist phrases, wave Palestinian flags, and vent their destructive hostility toward the West by destroying the iconic monuments of our shared civilizations. Abdul El-Sayed mocks his critics as Islamophobic or anti-Arab racists when they inquire about his continued loyalties to the Muslim Brotherhood. But El-Sayed and his family have long and deep entanglements with the terrorist organization. A 20,000-word investigation by The Project for the Investigation of Terrorism documents El-Sayed's two decades of intensive affiliations with the Muslim Brotherhood, and nearly every one of its legacy front groups that the Brotherhood set up in the U.S. to Islamify and destroy our democracy. That same organization recorded dozens of instances in recent years where Abdul El-Sayed has either directly lied about his relationship or refused to disavow the Muslim Brotherhood. On Oct. 1, an Ohio voter became the latest to ask Al-Sayed to disavow the Brotherhood. Under persistent badgering before national news cameras, Al-Sayed finally caved: “Sure. Yeah, absolutely!” he said unconvincingly. He then spent five minutes attacking the man’s motives. El-Sayed said nothing about the Brotherhood itself, its ideology, or the Muslim Brotherhood front organizations he works with. A disavowal that names nothing and condemns nothing is a disavowal in name only. Why can’t El-Sayed give us a full-throated and detailed condemnation of this terror group, and disavow also its poisonous ideology without ambiguity? Why can’t he acknowledge that the Muslim Brotherhood is a despicable terror organization, and that Islamism and sharia law are anathema to American values? Americans shouldn’t have to worry whether a U.S. Senate candidate has loyalty to an ideology that openly hates our country and has vowed to destroy it.
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Italian authorities deported 25-year-old Pakistani imam Ali Kashif after he was secretly filmed defending child marriage, saying that girls as young as nine could marry adult men under Islamic law. Kashif, who had lived in Italy for approximately six years and occasionally served as an imam at two Islamic centers in Brescia, was exposed during an undercover investigation by the Italian television program Fuori dal Coro, broadcast on January 25, 2026. Kashif was escorted by immigration officers to Milan Malpensa Airport and placed on a flight to Islamabad, Pakistan, via Bangkok.
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In an interview with Visegrad24, the counter-terrorism expert @HarasRafiq stated that the Muslim Brotherhood has a 100-year plan for taking over the world. “The Project” is a 14-page document written in 1982 which was seized in a Swiss police raid in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks. The Swiss authorities got their hands on it during a raid on the villa of Youssef Nada near Lugano and related premises of Al-Taqwa Bank, which he directed. Nada was a prominent international figure associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. The document outlines a 12-point global strategy for political Islam, aimed at establishing Islamic governance worldwide. It emphasizes long-term, gradual, multi-generational institutional embedding known as the Tamkeen strategy. The document stresses the need to work within Western legal systems, build parallel institutions, infiltrate existing ones, supporting education, fundraising, intelligence-gathering and building temporary alliances on shared issues such as anti-colonialism or the Palestine while supporting jihadist efforts where opportune. Mr. Rafiq also warns that the Muslim Brotherhood is working from the shadows, with very little attention having been put internationally on the person he considers the most dangerous Islamist alive, the Qatar-based Libyan Secretary-General of the Islamic Union of Scholars, Sheikh Ali Muhammad al-Sallabi.
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على مدى عقود يجلس العرب يحللون ديموقراطية إسرائيل، وعنصرية النظام السياسى فى إسرائيل، ويهودية دولة إسرائيل، ولم يلتفتوا إلى مستنقع العفن المتراكم فى انظمتهم التعليمية والثقافية والسياسية، حتى ان مهووس إسلامى هو عبد الوهاب المسيرى الف موسوعة كاملة لكى يقول للعرب والمسلمين ان إسرائيل إلى زوال!!! والنتيجة ٧ مليون يهودى فى إسرائيل ينتجون من العلم والمعرفة والاختراعات والتكنولوجية اضعاف اضعاف اضعاف ٥٠٠ مليون عربى ينشغلون بالهوس الدينى والجنسى والإحساس الوهمى بالتفوق الدينى والأخلاقي!!!!
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Don’t EVER tell me that Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar isn’t a hero, or that it was just an ‘altercation’ in the cockpit. The man is a genuine HERO who saved 174 lives from a scumbag Islamic jihadist who wanted to end 174 lives.
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Every October 27, Pakistan stages its annual performance of grievance. Rallies fill streets in Islamabad and Muzaffarabad, resolutions are passed, and speakers declare that Indian troops landing in Srinagar on that day in 1947 began an “illegal occupation.” They call it Jammu and Kashmir Black Day. From where I sit—in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, as a Kashmiri Muslim woman who has never needed a Pakistani passport or a Pakistani flag to claim her identity—this ritual is not solidarity. It is a refusal to accept history, geography, and the choices made by people who actually live here. I was born in the Valley after the accession had long been settled in law and in the daily life of my family. My grandmother’s generation remembered the autumn of 1947 differently from the script now recited across the Line of Control. On 22 October, tribal lashkars crossed from the west, burning villages and advancing toward Srinagar. The Maharaja’s forces could not hold them. Only after that invasion did Maharaja Hari Singh sign the Instrument of Accession to India on 26 October. Indian troops arrived the next day not as conquerors but as the force that stopped the raiders short of the capital. My family has never treated that landing as the start of darkness; they treated it as the moment the immediate threat was checked. Pakistan’s version reverses the order of events and then treats the reversal as sacred. That historical inversion has cost Kashmiri lives for decades. The “unfinished business of Partition” that some in Pakistan still invoke was never a promise that every Muslim-majority territory must join them. Princely states chose. Hyderabad and Junagadh chose differently and were integrated. Kashmir’s ruler, facing invasion, chose India. The United Nations resolutions that followed required Pakistan to withdraw its forces first; that condition was never met. Instead, successive Pakistani governments sustained a proxy conflict that turned the Valley into a place where young men were recruited, trained, and sent back to die. My classmates lost brothers to that cycle. The men who returned as militants rarely asked the women of the household whether they wanted the fight; they simply imposed it. The Black Day commemorations never pause to count those dead or the years of closed schools and empty tourist boats they produced. I have lived the alternative that Pakistan’s narrative refuses to acknowledge. I studied in a heritage missionary school, then the state university in the Valley, then built a professional career outside the state because the Indian system allowed me to do so without losing my right to return and inherit property. Before 2019, a Kashmiri woman who married outside the permanent-resident framework risked losing her own residency rights; men faced no equivalent penalty. That asymmetry is gone. Central laws on domestic violence and child marriage now apply without the old loopholes. I can vote in local and national elections, contest for panchayat seats, and open a bank account or register a business without anyone demanding proof that my husband is a “state subject.” These are ordinary rights, not gifts. They are the reason many women of my generation treat the old special-status arrangements as constraints rather than privileges. Pakistan’s annual mourning does not improve any of this. It does not build the roads, colleges, or hospitals that have expanded since the old constitutional barriers were removed. It does not reduce the number of young men still drawn into armed groups whose handlers sit outside Indian territory. When Pakistani leaders speak of the Kashmiri people’s “inalienable right to self-determination,” they mean a right exercised under conditions they themselves refuse to accept—conditions that would require them to end the very interference that has prolonged the dispute. Meanwhile, in the territory they do control, political space is narrower, economic opportunity thinner, and the same religious identity that is invoked as a bond is used to police women’s dress, movement, and speech more tightly than anything I encounter at home. The dream of a merger is not a plan; it is an inheritance of grievance that serves Pakistan’s security establishment more than any Kashmiri household. It allows successive governments in Islamabad to divert attention from their own unresolved questions of federalism, minority rights, and economic viability. It keeps a generation of Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control tethered to an outcome that has become less likely with every passing decade. Most people I know want the conflict to end so that their children can plan ordinary lives—jobs, marriages, travel—without calculating the next shutdown or the next infiltration. They do not want to trade the imperfect but expanding opportunities available inside the Indian Union for the uncertainties of a state whose own citizens already struggle with inflation, energy shortages, and the constant threat of further radicalization. Pakistan can continue to mark 27 October as a day of protest. It can pass resolutions and stage solidarity walks. What it cannot do is convert that performance into consent from the people who live under Indian administration and who, by the ordinary measures of education, property, and political participation, have chosen to make their lives here. The unfinished business of Partition is not a map that still needs redrawing. It is the acceptance, by those who launched the 1947 invasion and have sustained the conflict ever since, that the accession happened, that it was legal under the rules of the time, and that the majority of Kashmiris who remain on this side of the Line of Control are not waiting to be rescued. We are already home.
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