Monthly Archives: December 2013

Happy New Year to all. Posting will continue to be very light until I complete an important monograph on Iran.

The cover design of my forthcoming (in January) monograph “Iran’s Final Solution for Israel—The Legacy of Shi’ite Islamic Jew-Hatred in Iran” is briefly previewed. The crux of the discussion riveted on the material in these recent posts here, here, and … Continue reading →

Jean Schopfer, nom de plume Claude Anet (May 28, 1868—January 9, 1931),  was a tennis player who reached two singles finals at the Amateur French Championships, winning in 1892, and losing in 1893. Schopfer/ Anet’s Through Persia in a Motor-Car, … Continue reading →

Relevant backgrounders dating back to Pope Benedict the XVI’s September, 2006 Regensburg address, till now: The Pope, Jihad, and “Dialogue”; September 17, 2006 An Ancient Muslim Rage is on Display Again; September 22, 2006 Before Death Conversion?; September 25, 2006 … Continue reading →

Thanks to Meir Weinstein and JDL-Toronto for hosting the Monday December 2, 2013 event, Blazing Cat Fur for the video recording, and Vlad Tepes for video editing.  

As of Sunday December 8, 2013, there were at least 22,023 documented fatal terror attacks committed by Muslims since the cataclysmic acts of jihad terrorism on 9/11/2001. This is by nature a gross underestimate given the horrific level of jihad … Continue reading →

 Audio link: WIND-Andrew-Bostom-120613       

In a blog yesterday (12/5/13), I analyzed recent statements and actions by the two most recent Catholic Popes, Benedict XVI, and his successor, the current Pope, Francis. I further contrasted their ecumenical words and deeds with the overt, canonical Jew-hatred … Continue reading →

Pope Francis’ “Evangelii Gaudium” (“The Joy of the Gospel”), a 224-page document elucidating  his views of the Church, and its mission, was just issued the week of November 24, 2013. The Pope’s exhortation included a revitalized commitment to fostering relations … Continue reading →