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The Free Muslim Coalition Against terrorism congratulates President George Bush on his victory and reelection to the presidency of the United States. Bush won a decisive victory and we wish him all the best in the next four years. President Bush has led the War on Terrorism with clarity and steadfastness. In the face of extreme criticism, President Bush never wavered. He continued to fight the War on Terrorism, despite political and personal risks. Since we formed, the Free Muslim Coalition endured criticism and attacks from all sides for our efforts in the War on Terrorism. We understand how difficult...

Kamal Nawash, Esq. Many residents and citizens of the United States of Arabic background are making the claim that they are being unjustly and illegally deprived of their constitutional rights. Many Arab Americans point out that since the World Trade Center and Oklahoma bombings, there has been a series of legislation and various orders enacted to deprive innocent Arab Americans and resident Arabs in America of their freedoms and constitutional rights. Arab Americans have pointed out that the enactment of the Omnibus Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, the Executive order of 1995 (which designated Palestinian groups who...

People from all walks of life keep asking me the same question: “Are there moderate Muslims?” I know myself that there are, but… Many of the moderates are faced with intimidation by militant Muslims (“Islamists”). Muslims also have to contend with their own old cultural habits, hateful religious leaders, a bigoted press, and schools that teach hatred and homicide bombings. As usual, just as things seem the darkest, I happen upon something that brightens my spirit -- at least a little. Last week, FOXNews mentioned the organization “Free Muslim Coalition Against Terrorism” (FMCAT). I immediately went to their website, and...

BOSTON -- Even for those who do not follow such affairs closely, it is no secret that radical Islam has settled a rather large piece of real estate in cyberspace. Al Qaeda and a host of other terror groups have used websites as a tool for boasting, for bloody self-promotion and, with more serious implications, to send coded signals to cells, thus commencing terror attacks. Throw the word “martyr” into Google and you will find thousands of extremist sites celebrating the lives and times of suicide bombers. With any luck, however, those days of murderous electronic mayhem may have reached...