The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam and the Crusades

The Politically incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades)

In a lar ger sen se, doe s any one in the

Sta te Dep art men t hav e th e wil l to adv o-

cat e the se and oth er mea sur es? Or is it

only reg ime s like the blo ody mull ahoc-

racy in Tehran that are allowed to speak

openl y about thei r prin ciple s and goals ,

and take all the nece ssar y meas ures for

their own defense?

Secretary Rice needs to ask and answer

these questions. The State Department's

bureaucr acy has been playing realpo litik

for so long that it reflexively thinks it can

work with the Islamic jihadists—as

dro ppi ng car e pac kag es int o Ind one sia

wi ll so me ho w bl un t th e fo rc e of th e

Maududi dictum that "non-Muslims have

absolutely no right to seize the reins of power."
The State Department needs to come to grips with the fact that it is facing a
totalitarian, supremacist, and expansionist ideology—and plan accordingly. Not only
has it not been done, but it is so far off the table thatit never even occu rre d to
Demo cra tic sen ato r Barb ara Boxe r to use it asanot her parti san stic k with which
to batte r Dr. Rice 's comp eten ce andveracity at her confirmation hearing.
Now it is up to Secretar y Rice herself to demonstrat e whether she hasthe vision
to do what is needed.

A Book You're Not

Supposed to Read

Infiltration: How Muslim Spies and Subversives

Have Penetrated Washingtonby PaulSperry:

Nashville,TN: NelsonCurrent, 2005.Sperry

details just howbad things have gotten in

America:Muslimswithclear tiestojihad

terroristshaveentrenchedthemselvesdeeply

inour political system and military

establishment.Thisbookunderscoresthe

urgency of mountinga full and effective

resistanceto the Islamic jihad—beforeit'stoo

late.

Defeating thejihad domestically

The first thing we need in order to defeat the jihad at homeisan

informedcitizenry: