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“Analyst: UAE missile sale reflects policy change”
Jim Brown - OneNewsNow - 9/10/2008 8:00:00 AM
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Reuters reports the Bush administration plans to sell the United Arab Emirates a $7 billion advanced U.S. missile defense system that could be used to defend against Iran. Congress would have 30 days to review the proposed sale of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system, but almost never blocks arms sales, says the report. If approved, deployment could take up to a year.”
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“The 7th Anniversary of 9/11
By Frontpagemag.com
FrontPageMagazine.com | Thursday, September 11, 2008
SNIPPET: “Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Alex Alexiev, vice president for research at the Center for Security Policy.”
ARTICLE-INTERVIEW SNIPPET: “FP: Expand please on how we have mislabeled this war.
Alexiev: If you declare terror to be your main enemy in this struggle, you’re elevating a symptom of the underlying malignancy rather than the malignancy itself to be your main adversary. This is like focusing on treating the symptoms of cancer like pain and such, rather than the cancer itself. It may make you feel better for a while, but sooner or later the cancer will kill you. The real enemy, on the other hand, whether you call it radical Islam, Islamofascism, Islamism or whatever is a militant millenarian doctrine seeking to impose Islamic rule and barbaric shariah doctrine worldwide. It aims to achieve that by various means and strategies, including proselytism, infiltration of our institutions, taking over Muslim institutions, creating parallel societies and enforcing shariah in Muslim communities, but also intimidation and terrorism. More recently, shariah finance has become yet another potent weapon in the Islamist arsenal. It pursues the legitimization of shariah while providing a new source of financing of extremism and terrorism.
In the West, this plan for conquest by undermining our society from within has been doggedly pursued by the Muslim Brotherhood with the help of Saudi money for at least three decades now. And it isn’t something that is a great secret. It was described in great detail in an Ikhwan document known as “the Project” found in Switzerland in the early 1980s. Indeed, if I remember correctly, Jamie, your publication was the first to publish an English translation of it some years back. The US government presented similar programmatic Brotherhood documents at the Holy Land Foundation trial.
FP: Does that mean that you discount the visible success we have achieved in the war in Iraq? Cetrainly Bush deserves credit for that.
Alexiev: No, not at all. What our forces in Iraq have done is a great testimony to the professionalism, ability and dedication of the American soldier. And yes, President Bush certainly deserves a lot of credit for hanging tough and allowing our military to do the job.”