Will ‘Salad Bar Extremism’ Replace ‘Old-School World’ Terrorism?
Will ‘Salad Bar Extremism’ Replace ‘Old-School World’ Terrorism?
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Taking the War to the BDS Activists
Israel is in a war against the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement that includes using preemptive measures to curb the potential impact on the Jewish state, Strategic Affairs Minister Gila...
Op-eds
Louie Gohmert Says al Qaeda has Camps with Drug Cartels in Mexico
A Texas congressman stressing border security told an interviewer that a terrorist group is set up south of the Rio Grande. Louie Gohmert, R-Tyler, said on C-SPAN’s "Washingt...
Op-eds
Hiding Cuba’s Crimes Behind Gay Rights Lies
On December 7, 1990, Cuban poet and novelist Reinaldo Arenas ended his life. Forced into exile because of his political dissidence, and dying slowly of AIDS, he could no longer withstand the phys...
Op-eds
Spotlight on Modern Loathing
Dr. Robert S. Wistrich is, arguably, the world’s leading academic authority on anti-Semitism. He heads the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism at the Hebrew Uni...
Op-eds
What if They Are Already Here?
A very long time ago — back in the last century, when I worked for men like Alexander Haig and Ronald Reagan — the United States government knew of at least three terrorist sleeper ce...
Op-eds
End the Immigration Lottery
Last week, the DREAM Act failed. DREAM if the cutesy acronym for Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors. Had Congress, in its lame duck session, passed the bill, young people in the U...
Op-eds
Angry America? Tea Partiers with Pitchforks?
The USA Today headline the day after the elections: “Voters Send Angry Message.” Time’s two-word explanation for the electoral tsunami: “voter rage.” The Economist&r...
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Leadership vs. Leaderless Resistance: The Militant White Separatist Movement’s Operating Model
Co-authored by Madeleine Gruen White separatism today bears little resemblance to the movement a decade ago. At that time, the movement could have been described as inhabiting the furthe...
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What Jesse Jackson Left Out
Chalk it up to sheer accident. But anatomical obscenities to the side, Jesse Jackson did get one thing right – or at least partially right — when he muttered into that open microphone...