Muslim Brotherhood on Townhall

• Gulf states must tackle Muslim Brotherhood threat: UAE Mon Oct 8
  Reuters News
• Gulf states must tackle Muslim Brotherhood threat: UAE Mon Oct 8
  Reuters News
• Left Wants Multiculturalism to Trump Free Speech Thu Oct 4
  Victor Davis Hanson
  The American Left used to champion free expression. We were lectured -- correctly -- that the price of being repulsed by occasional crude talk and art was worth paying. Only that way could Americans ensure our daily right to criticize those with greater power and influence whom we found wrong and objectionable. ... more
• Post-Mortem on the Muhammad Protests Tue Oct 2
  Daniel Pipes
  As Muslim crowds dissipate and American diplomatic missions return to normal activities, here are three final thoughts on the riots that began this Sept. 11 and killed about thirty: ... more
• Can’t Promote Freedom Abroad as it Disappears at Home Mon Oct 1
  Star Parker
  Baseball player Yogi Berra once said “you can see a lot just by looking.” ... more
• However, 5 out of 5 Members of the Muslim Brotherhood Still Approve Fri Sep 28
  Washington, DC
  Newsbusted Conservative Comedy ... more
• Who Needs Reform Most: Egypt or America? Thu Sep 27
  Cal Thomas
  Prior to leaving Egypt for the United Nations General Assembly, Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi told The New York Times the United States needs to "fundamentally change" its approach to the Arab world. That includes, he said, showing greater respect for Arab values, as well as helping to build a Palestinian state. ... more
• Phoning it in Wed Sep 26
  Rich Galen
  During President Barack Obama's whirlwind visit to New York City delivered a speech to the United Nations. ... more
• Who Is White House Visitor Hisham Altalib? Wed Sep 26
  Michelle Malkin
  On Friday, March 30, 2012, Hisham Y. Altalib visited the White House. According to visitor logs, Altalib was received by Joshua DuBois, the director of President Obama's Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. Four days later, White House officials welcomed a foreign delegation of the radical Sharia-enforcing Muslim Brotherhood from Egypt. ... more
• 2012 Tipping Point? Thu Sep 20
  Frank Gaffney
  History is replete with examples of strategic miscalculations in which an over-reach - usually born of contemptuous disdain for a foe - led to disaster for the aggressor. Think Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812. Or Hitler's of the Soviet Union 131 years later. We may look back at September 11, 2012 as the kick-off date for such a tipping point in our time. ... more
• The Jilted Obama Tue Sep 18
  Michael Youssef
  Ever since President Obama took office, he has given unmistakable signals that he is in love with the Muslim Brotherhood. ... more
• Note to Paul Krugman: Here's Real "Eliminationist" Rhetoric Tue Sep 18
  Dennis Prager
  Have you noticed that the left regularly condemns alleged conservative "hate speech" but is almost completely silent on the most pervasive hate speech in the world? ... more
• Flashback Video: Obama Uses Troop Deaths to Hit Bush, McCain on Iraq Thu Sep 13
  Guy Benson
• The World's Not Better Off Tue Sep 11
  Frank Gaffney
  Eleven years after 9/11, President Obama would have us believe that, at least with respect to our national security, we are better off than we were when he came to office. ... more
• Beck: "A Global Caliphate is Coming" Wed May 9
  Texas
  And the Obama administration says the Muslim Brotherhood is mostly secular... ... more
• Syria's Muslim Brotherhood rise from the ashes Sun May 6
  Reuters News
• Rise of Muslim Brotherhood frays Saudi-Egypt ties Tue May 1
  Reuters News
• 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
• It’s Not the Arab Spring, It’s the Nahda Thu Apr 12
  Cliff May
  The term “Arab Spring” was born of optimism, not analysis. When a downtrodden fruit monger in Tunisia self-immolated, setting off a series of regional upheavals, many journalists, diplomats and academics thought they heard an echo of the Prague Spring of 1968. That was when Czechoslovakia boldly initiated democratic reforms – an experiment quickly extinguished by a Soviet invasion. ... more
• Muslim Brotherhood Meets in the White House Thu Apr 5
  Katie Pavlich
• Israel downplays Muslim Brotherhood presidency run Sun Apr 1
  AP News
• Blindsided: 9/11 Was the Rule, Not the Exception Sun Apr 1
  Michael Youssef
  At 8:46 a.m. on September 11, 2001, the first plane struck the North Tower of the World Trade Center, and America woke up to the terror of jihad. I use the words “woke up” because jihad existed long before that terrible morning. And it continues to cause much of the world’s violence today. ... more
• Many Muslims Are Making Many Atheists Tue Mar 6
  Dennis Prager
  Here in Sydney, Australia, where I've been lecturing for a week, I may have had one Australian-born waitress or waiter and one Australian-born taxi driver. As is my wont, I ask all of them where they were born and, whenever possible, have some discussion about their native country. ... more
• Muslim Brotherhood Warns U.S. Aid Cut May Affect Egypt’s Peace Treaty With Israel Tue Feb 14
  Townhall.com Staff
• Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood wants government sacked Thu Feb 9
  AP News
• Chalk Up Another One For Islam in the PR Battle Mon Feb 6
  Diana West
  Even after all these years, journalist-socialite Sally Quinn still embodies a Washington way of thinking – a heart-of-Georgetown, A-list set of salon-tested assumptions “everyone” knows that provides attitudes for any occasion. ... more

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