Category Archives: Essays

Sistani: Time to Clean Out the Unclean American Infidels?   Iraqi National Security Adviser al-Rubaie: “American Infidels Out”—Aya-Told-Him-So? Fresh from a meeting with “Nobel Peace Prize-worthy” Ayatollah Sistani, the Iranian citizen denizen of Najaf (and Zebibahstan—see forehead), and theocratic purveyor … Continue reading →

  The Philosemitic Indian Sufi Ahmad Sirhindi (d. 1624), who despite never apparently encountering a Jew during his lifetime, opined, “Whenever a Jew is killed it is for the benefit of Islam.” The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism: It’s a monumental … Continue reading →

  Abu Qatada, Diana’s favorite (and most honest!) Muslim spokesman: “I am astonished by President Bush when he claims there is nothing in the Koran that justifies jihad or violence in the name of Islam. Is he some kind of … Continue reading →

  A satellite image of Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment facility       According to the London Telegraph, Israel is apparently preparing to neutralize a real time threat—Iran’s nuclear program—while the US apparently has other (absurd and delusional) “priorities” in … Continue reading →

  The funeral of Iraqi Archbishop Rahho       The New York Times (June 26, 2008) has published a somber account of the recent murder of Iraqi Archbishop Rahho, and how the Iraqi Christian population has been subjected to … Continue reading →

Another horrific attack by North African “yutes” (as per Joe Pesci’s character in “My Cousin Vinny”) [read: Muslims in France] on their Jewish prey in Paris, reminds one not only of Ilan Halimi, but a more recent attack earlier this … Continue reading →

   Fadlallah   and Nasrallah   Hezbollah’s “Spiritual” Purveyors of Jihad Genocide     According to US and Canadian intelligence agencies the Shi’ite jihad terror organization Hezbollah, supported by its patron Iran, is poised, once again, to launch a lethal … Continue reading →

Sam Ser of The Jerusalem Post has published (yesterday June 19, 2008) his interview with me conducted about a month ago now, in mid-May:   A simmering hatred Jun. 19, 2008 Sam Ser , THE JERUSALEM POST With common motifs … Continue reading →

The perspicacious journalist Diana West, who, full disclosure, is also a dear friend, has written about the seamless connections between my vocational and “avocational” pursuits.   Diana West Friday, June 13, 2008   On Sept. 11, 2001, Andrew Bostom, an … Continue reading →

* Frontpage Interview’s guest today (June 13, 2008) is Andrew G. Bostom, M.D., M.S. and the author of the highly acclaimed The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine … Continue reading →