Shariah Law on Townhall

• Morsi v. Obama: The Professional vs. The Amateur Tue Nov 27
  Michael Youssef
  Someone once said that whenever the savages fight the civilized, the savages always win. The same can be said when professionals face off against amateurs: the professionals win hands down, leaving the amateurs with egg all over their faces. ... more
• Chris Matthews, Abortions and Sharia Law Hysteria Thu Oct 18
  Michael Brown
  In comments made before the presidential debate this past Tuesday, Chris Matthews claimed that Gov. Romney’s position on abortion was “almost like Sharia,” stating, “You’re saying to the country, we’re going to operate under a religious theory, under a religious belief.” In doing so, Matthews repeated the common leftwing libel that conservative moral principles with a basis in religious beliefs are equivalent to radical Islam. ... more
• Losing the Jihadists' War on America Mon Apr 23
  Frank Gaffney
  Have you ever asked yourself why, despite more than ten years of efforts –involving, among other things, the loss of thousands of lives in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, well-over a trillion dollars spent, countless man-years wasted waiting in airport security lines and endless efforts to ensure that no offense is given to seemingly permanently aggrieved Muslim activists – are we no closer to victory in the so-called “war on terror” than we were on 9/11? ... more
• The Truth or Taqiyya? Tue Apr 3
  Frank Gaffney
  One of the most important challenges we face as a free people is understanding the true nature of - and threat posed by - a totalitarian, supremacist Islamic doctrine its adherents call shariah. So, it would seem to be good news that a $3 million public education campaign is being launched nationwide to "clarify" what shariah is. ... more
• Islamic Indoctrination in Textbooks Tue Apr 3
  Phyllis Schlafly
  Political correctness has a double standard when it comes to teaching about religion in public schools. Drop Christianity down the memory hole but give extensive and mostly favorable coverage to Islam. ... more
• Sharia and the Constitution: An Incompatible Duo Wed Mar 21
  Susan Brown
  The last time I checked, the Constitution's First Amendment does not allow anyone license to stray outside its boundaries to defy the laws of the land. ... more
• The Struggle for Civil Rights, 2012 Tue Feb 28
  Frank Gaffney
  As we witness surging Muslim violence against non-Muslims in Afghanistan, Egypt and even here, the response seems increasingly that the victims must apologize to the perpetrators. ... more
• Sharia and the Constitution Mon Feb 27
  Karen Lugo
  Muslims are organizing discussions across America to assert that sharia is compatible with the U.S. Constitution. Since these presentations rarely involve a real debate there is no opportunity for thoughtful challenge to the questionable premise. ... more
• Shariah's Police? Wed Feb 15
  Frank Gaffney
  Over the weekend, a drama with potentially horrific consequences for freedom-loving Americans played out half-a-world away. ... more
• Free Speech - For Some Wed Feb 1
  Frank Gaffney
  According to the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), there is a grave threat to America that must be suppressed at all costs. ... more
• American Laws for American Courts Sat Jan 28
  Frank Gaffney
  Shortly before Newt Gingrich's decisive victory in South Carolina last week, he was asked a critical question by a Palmetto State voter: Would he support a Muslim candidate for president? ... more
• Ironic: Human Rights Watch Wants Us to Accept Islamic Rise to Power Sun Jan 22
  Elisabeth Meinecke
• Were Oklahomans Wrong to Ban Sharia? Sat Jan 14
  Karen Lugo
  Muneer Awad, who filed the lawsuit against Oklahoma’s attempted ban on sharia law, says that he thinks judges can and should follow directives like those in his will - to “look to Islamic precepts in situations where Awad’s wishes aren’t clear.” ... more
• The Threat Tue Jan 10
  Cal Thomas
  When the Republican presidential candidates tire of bashing each other, perhaps they will start addressing the expansion of radical Islam. Only Rick Santorum raised the issue in last Saturday's debate in New Hampshire. ... more
• When Ignorance Is Not Bliss Sun Jan 8
  Michael Youssef
  On December 13, 2011, Michael Gerson posted “Gingrich’s Embrace of Shallow Ideas” on TownHall.com. In this column, he blasted former Speaker Gingrich for his honest assessment of Sharia law, its implications in the West, in general, and the United States, in particular. ... more
• GOP Candidates Walk a Tightrope on Iraq Fri Jan 6
  Diana West
  On Dec. 31, 2011, Iraq's Nouri al-Maliki declared a national holiday to celebrate the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq. Funny way to say "thank you" for all the blood and treasure, no? ... more
• Gingrich's Embrace of Shallow Ideas Tue Dec 13
  Michael Gerson
  The epochs of Newt Gingrich's public life are defined by the books that have revolutionized him -- generally of the type that sell well at airports. ... more
• Tunisia and Its Islamists: The Revolution, Phase Two Wed Nov 30
  Austin Bay
  The social and economic success of Arab Spring 2011's revolutions hinges on the personal and public integrity of democratic political Islamists, like the leaders of Tunisia's Ennahda Party claim to be. ... more
• Nigeria radical Muslim sect kills security agent Sun Nov 6
  AP News
• Red Cross: 63 dead in northeast Nigeria attacks Sat Nov 5
  AP News
• Nigeria: Radical Muslim sect grows more dangerous Fri Nov 4
  AP News
• Suicide bombers target military in north Nigeria Fri Nov 4
  AP News
• Riots break out again in central Nigerian town Fri Nov 4
  AP News
• Military: Nigeria sect kills on-duty soldier Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Nigeria police foil plot to attack northern city Wed Nov 2
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