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Of Interest:A Muslim professor discusses “moderate Muslims.” His definition of this term should be read very carefully. Also notice that he includes the head of the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe, Tariq Ramadan, as one of this group.China has its problems with jihad. And then there were the bus bombings. A Muslim doctor on how to take over an American hospital and make it a Muslim...

Dhimmi and DhimmitudeAfter Mohammed had destroyed the three tribes of Jews in Medina, he attacked the Jews of Khaybar, a hundred miles away. After they surrendered, he made them dhimmis. A dhimmi was a non-Muslim who agreed to resist nothing about Islam in law, customs, art or any public writing. In short, the culture became Islamic and the Jews could be Jews only in their homes...

KAFIR The language of Islam is dualistic. As an example, there is never any reference to humanity as a unified whole. Instead there is a division into believer and kafir (unbeliever). Humanity is not seen as one body, but is divided into whether the person believes Mohammed is the prophet of Allah or not. Kafir is what the Koran and Islam call the unbelievers. Kafir is...

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Hello, Dalai--Muslim-ology is Not Islam [From jihadwatch.com]The Dalai Lama said Sunday that "it's totally wrong, unfair" to call Islam a violent religion. This is not the first time that the Dalai Lama has spoken up to say that Islam is not violent. Where does he get his information? He bases his statements on what his Muslim friends have told him.For the Dalai Lama these Muslims...

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Untitled Document Radio Interview with Bill Warner July 10, 2008, 12:00 PDT, 3:00 EDT on the Web, BlogTalkRadio. From the Bookshelf The Last Night of a Damned Soul http://www.amazon.com/Last-Night-Damned-Soul-Novel/dp/0802117805 by Slimane Benaissa. Slimane Benaissa, an Algerian Berber living in France, is an author, playwright, and actor. He wrote The Last Night...

Chief of the DhimmisSun Tsu speaks of two kinds of enemies in The Art of War. There is the "far enemy" and the "near enemy". Islam defines itself to be the far enemy of all kafirs (unbelievers). The near enemy is the dhimmi. A dhimmi is a kafir who serves Islam. In the beginning of the jihad against our kafir civilization, most of the actual work of attacking our...