Interviews

What's a drzz?

Annika of the French-language blog drzz recently interviewed me, and the interview, in French, is now posted there.

And here is an English translation of the interview:

ANNIKA: Fundamentalist Islam claims to find its roots in the Koran, therefore the holy book itself could be said to harbor directives irreconcilable with democratic values, the first amendment, equal rights for men and women, and the judicial system. Do you perceive this as correct?

Thank you for the opportunity to come here today – thank you to Mr. Roy Brown for initiating this conference.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me start by saying:

World War 3 is here.

MARK COLVIN: When news of the arrests hit the airwaves back in 2005, the Islamic Council of Victoria said it feared a backlash.

Now that six people have been found guilty on terrorism charges, the council says it's happy with the way the judicial process unfolded.

Party of Defeat
by Ben Johnson & David Horowitz

The following is an exchange between author William Blum and Frontpage's Managing editor Ben Johnson, the co-author (with David Horowitz) of Party of Defeat.

From the late 1970s through much of the 1980s, Afghanistan had a government that was secular and relatively progressive, allowing women equal rights, including Western dress. And what happened to this government that stands so sharply in contrast to what followed in the next two decades? Why, the United States overthrew it, a process initiated by Jimmy Carter and completed by Ronald Reagan. David Horowitz and Ben Johnson mention none of this. All they know is that the Russian bad guys invaded Afghanistan, and that subsequently various bad-guy Democratic administrations in the US were soft on the "Islamofascists" created there, the same guys Reagan called "freedom fighters".

Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Brigitte Gabriel, who started her career as an anchor for World News, an evening Arabic news program in the Middle East. As a terrorism expert and the founder of the nonprofit organization ACT! for America, Brigitte Gabriel travels widely and speaks regularly on topics related to the Middle East.

Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Mohammad Asghar, an ex-Muslim who came out of Islam after discovering its true teachings. Together with studying the Qur’an for over twenty-five years, he has also been writing his commentary on its verses - an endeavor, he hopes, that will help non-Muslim leaders, as well as ordinary citizens, understand the true messages they convey to Muslims.

Global Muslim Brotherhood Daily Report: An Egyptian blogger (SM) has conducted an interview with Mohammed Habib, the deputy leader of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, in which he confirms the existence of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood and that there is a “relationship” between the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Egyptian Brotherhood. According to the interview: