Joseph P. Farrell – Today’s blog is a departure from normal in that it’s about two articles shared by two different people. That’s a departure in and of itself from my normal routine here, but there’s more of a reason that I’m doing so. The two people who shared the respective articles – N.S. and K.M. – I know do not know each other nor even live in the same area. While the articles seem, on the surface, to be about different things entirely, they are about the same thing, as we shall see. Moreover, oddly, they arrived in my inbox within minutes of each other.
“Something was in the aether,” and that’s why I decided to blog about these two articles, because they’re symbolic of an effort to make betrayal seem O.K., and the articles, arriving how and when they did, seem to be screaming out “we belong together.” Here’s the first story, shared by N.S.: Continue reading
Ned Heiden – Most likely the first human who invented the first god was some smart tribal guy who saw that it was a very effective way to protect himself from bodily harm by the stronger ones if he made them and the less smart members of his tribe believe he had a very strong friend living across the mountains.
Amil Imani – Right from the start, violent jihad served as the engine of Islam under the command and supervision of Muhammad himself. To understand how quickly Islam spread around the world, we must see the timeline of Islam.
Sean Adl-Tabatabai – A Syrian whistleblower has spoken out about the real intentions of refugees entering Germany, claiming their aim is to occupy Europe and destroy Christianity.