Al Queda on Townhall

State Department Sends Questions About Libya to Justice Department Mon Sep 17

Katie Pavlich
Obama's Apology Tour 2.0 Wed Sep 12

Katie Pavlich
Wanted: A Competent Commander-In-Chief Tue May 1

Frank Gaffney

So, it turns out, Team Obama suddenly wants the 2012 presidential campaign to be about foreign policy, rather than the economy. Such a pivot might not be surprising given that, by President Obama's own test, he has not cut unemployment to the point where he deserves to be reelected. ... more
Al Qaeda-Linked Group Likely Behind Killing of American Teacher in Yemen Sun Mar 18

Elisabeth Meinecke
Al Qaeda's Big Fat Iranian Wedding Thu Feb 23

Cliff May

The Bush administration waged what it called a Global War on Terrorism. Yet against Iran, the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism, no serious actions were ever taken. ... more
On Obama's Watch Tue Feb 7

Frank Gaffney

On February 5th, President Obama provided his own Super Sunday show. In some respects, it was almost as bizarre as Madonna's performance at half time. ... more
The un-Obama Thu Feb 2

Victor Davis Hanson

Barack Obama's favorability in the polls falls when he is himself -- overexposed, hard left in his press conferences, and boastful about legislative achievements like Obamacare and a stimulus of more than $1 trillion. ... more
Ayaan and "Lady Al Qaeda": Mirroring Moral Equivalence Fri Jan 27

Diana West

No doubt Deborah Scroggins believes she just published a dual biography of Ayaan Hirsi Ali, former Dutch parliamentarian, and Aafia Siddiqui, jailed al-Qaida terrorist, and so she did. What may surprise the biographer, however, is that she also provided a third study: post-9/11 moral equivalence. ... more
Terrorist Apprehended Tue Jan 10

America

Cell-phone detonated car bombs planned for Tampa, FL -- as well as a suicide belt. ... more
Iran and Al-Qaeda Thu Dec 29

Cliff May

Late last week, the State Department announced a $10 million reward for information leading to the capture of Ezedin Abdel Aziz Khalil, A.K.A. Yasin al-Suri – Yasin the Syrian. Serious students of terrorism and counterterrorism saw this as big news for two reasons. ... more
2011: Bin Laden and Arab Spring in Context Wed Dec 28

Austin Bay

Cultural adaptation is a perniciously slow process. It has been a decade since Bernard Lewis' classic "What Went Wrong?" appeared in the wake of al-Qaida's 9/11 massacres. ... more
Al Qaeda Front Group Claims Responsibility for Fresh Violence in Baghdad Tue Dec 27

Erika Johnsen
Islamophilia Sun Dec 4

Michael Youssef

True Democracy can no more take hold in Islamic soil than a rose can grow in a glass vase…no matter how much water it contains. This is a true statement and many Islamists know that this is a true statement. ... more
Anwar Al-Awlaki’s American Journey Thu Oct 6

Cliff May

It is a paradox of modern times: We are committed to diversity yet have enormous difficulty imagining people who actually are different. Americans and Europeans prize peace and, on that basis, assume peace has become a universal value. ... more
Let the [Drone] Thing be Pressed Mon Oct 3

Ken Blackwell

The discussions we are hearing about whether President Obama was wrong to "target" an American citizen, Anwar al-Awlaki, in Yemen take on a bizarre character. Anyone who disputes this most necessary use of lethal force should is not engaged in a serious debate. When an American citizen turns terrorist and calls for murderous attacks on his fellow citizens, he surely places himself outside the protection of our Constitution and laws. ... more
President Obama Remarks on Al-Awalki's Death Fri Sep 30

FT Meyer, Virginia

President Obama gives his commentary on the death of a high profile leader of Al Queda. ... more