Violence Breaks Out in Iran as
Economy Falters
By Ryan Mauro
Don’t mistake the quieting of the Green Revolution as a
sign of popular support for the Iranian regime. Those that risked their lives
to protest in the summer of 2009 aren’t going to be won over by their
oppressors. Since then, the economic situation has only gotten worse and with
it, the anger of the Iranian people. All that is needed for Round Two is a
trigger and the collapse of the Iranian currency over the past week might just
be it.
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The
Sharia Brief - Why "the Video" Was a Success for Sharia
By
Al Fadi
The
recent out-of-control riots all over the Islamic world over an anti-Islamic
movie which the majority of Muslims were not even aware of until the U.S.
embassy in Egypt issued an apology concerning this low budget YouTube video,
serves as another example of the lack of understanding by the Obama
administration of how the Islamic culture works. Such an apology sparked an
unexpected wave of violence that spanned from the far Western region of North
Africa all the way across to South East Asia, resulting in the tragic death of
the U.S. ambassador to Libya and the deaths of scores of other innocent people.
It is quite disturbing to see this trend of an attitude downplaying such major
and serious terror operations which stem from the core agenda of Radical Islam.
Either the national security advisors are not receiving proper intelligence or
they are down-right clueless to the risk of radical Islam and are ill-equipped
to assess the type of intelligence they are receiving. [more...]
High
U.N. Official Calls Free Speech a 'Gift'
By
Joseph
Klein
The
United Nations would have us forget all about the idea of inalienable rights
with which all individuals are endowed by their Creator. The UN wants us to
forget the idea that government was established for the purpose of securing
these rights, not to create them with the power to take them away. Such ideas
are so old-fashioned, after all. The Declaration of Independence and the Bill
of Rights, including the First Amendment, were written in the eighteenth
century. The United Nations believes it has a much more modern idea. [more...]
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