The Northeast Intelligence Network recently released an extensive investigative report on the behind-the-scenes events surrounding the Cordoba House Islamic Center, otherwise known as the Ground Zero Mosque, just a few hundred feet from where 19 Islamic jihadi warriors brought down the World Trade Center towers. In this must-read report you will gain insight and learn [...]
Posts Tagged ‘taqiyya’
July 28, 2010 by Joe Carey · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Islam, Obama, christianity
Social Tagging: Islam • Obama • radical • religious freedom • shari'a • taqiyya
Filed under: Islam, Obama, christianity
Social Tagging: Islam • Obama • radical • religious freedom • shari'a • taqiyya
This morning I was notified by a friend of a radio interview with the host of Worldview Radio, Brannon Howse. Brannon interviewed Usama Dakdok, founder of The Straight Way of Grace Ministry. As I listened to Usama, my first impression was ‘this is what I have been saying all along. Finally, someone else is echoing [...]
July 26, 2010 by Joe Carey · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Islam, Radical Islam
Social Tagging: groud zero • politically correct • taqiyya • terrorism
Filed under: Islam, Radical Islam
Social Tagging: groud zero • politically correct • taqiyya • terrorism
David Wood of Acts17 Apologetics examines the implications of the proposed mosque at Ground Zero and wonders: “Is this something that has been planned for quite some time, given photographs that were passed around the Muslim community post 9-11?”
July 19, 2010 by Joe Carey · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Islam
Social Tagging: Islam • religious freedom • shari'a • taqiyya
Filed under: Islam
Social Tagging: Islam • religious freedom • shari'a • taqiyya
A short introduction to three concepts of Islam that everyone should know. Well done.
November 20, 2009 by Joe Carey · Comments Off
Filed under: Islam, Radical Islam
Social Tagging: islamism • islamist • jihad • taqiyya
Filed under: Islam, Radical Islam
Social Tagging: islamism • islamist • jihad • taqiyya
by Raymond Ibrahim Pajamas Media November 18, 2009 Posted in the Middle East Forum One of the difficulties in discussing Islam’s more troubling doctrines is that they have an anachronistic, even otherworldly, feel to them; that is, unless actively and openly upheld by Muslims, non-Muslims, particularly of the Western variety, tend to see them as [...]
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