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Jihad Is Back in Fashion—Literally

As the West frets over “Deus vult” imagery, Muslim clothing advertises a truly disturbing message.

What Jacob Rees-Mogg Didn’t Tell You About the Muslim Conquest of Constantinople

Mogg tried to mog us with a fairy tale about enlightened Muslims who “took” Constantinople only to preserve works of literature and philosophy.

Today in History: Constantinople Saves Western Civilization from Islam

“Had the Saracens captured Constantinople in the seventh century rather than the fifteenth, all Europe—and America—might be Muslim today.”— John Julius Norwich

Muslims Behead 800 Christians for Refusing to Renounce Christ

Today in history, the Martyrs of Otranto chose death over Islam—and their forgotten story has profound implications for the West today.

“You Work, but Give Us the Money — Allahu Akbar!”

The Fake History of Jizya

The Oxford Union Debate on Islam: The Question No One Asked—or Answered

Before asking whether the West should be “suspicious of Islam,” we must first establish what actually MAKES something Islamic—and Islamic law is crystal clear.

Revisiting My Congressional Hearing on “Violent Extremist Ideologies”

"Grievances can be negotiated or mitigated. Doctrinal imperatives founded on sacred texts and centuries of jurisprudence cannot..."

The Rise of “Loser Christianity”

Who Profits by Convincing Christians to “Lose the Argument”?

Pay, Convert, or Die: The Return of Jizya

An Islamic institution many assume vanished is once again driving the persecution of Christians

Ceuta: Is 711 AD Repeating Itself?

More than thirteen centuries ago, Muslim invaders crossed through Ceuta and conquered Spain. What followed reshaped Europe for centuries.