How to make Egypt safe for democracy
Hosni Mubarak's resignation as president of Egypt, after thirty years of authoritarian rule, is a major seismic event in the...
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Lara Logan and the media rules
Among the least analyzed aspects of the Egyptian revolution has been the significance of the widespread violence against the foreign...
The legacy of a teetering peace
One of the first casualties of the Egyptian revolution may very well be Egypt's peace treaty with Israel. The Egyptian...
David Horowitz Confronts the Muslim Brotherhood at CPAC
Editor’s note: Below is David Horowitz’s speech at CPAC 2011: The Transcript: Our country finds itself at a troubling crossroads....
Why We Should Fear the Moslem Brother
As we follow the unfolding story in Egypt, we are torn between hope and fear -- hope that democracy will...
Who tossed Egypt (to the wolves)?
Dick Morris has observed that President Obama's tenure will be darkly remembered by our countrymen for his having "lost" Egypt. ...
Clueless in Washington
The Egyptian multitudes on the streets of Cairo are a stunning sight. With their banners calling for freedom and an...
Exposing the puppet masters
Israel is today in the throes of a powerful backlash against the Knesset's decision last week to establish a parliamentary...
Agents of influence
On Sunday December 19, the self-proclaimed "Israeli human rights" group B'Tselem disseminated a shocking story to the local and international...
Responding to the Washington Post’s ‘Monitoring America’
To the Editor: Yesterday's feature, "Monitoring America," by Dana Priest and William Arkin, intentionally distorts the role of outside experts...
Washington Post, hand-in-glove with CAIR, try to silence Team B II
On the heels of “Monitoring America,” a tiresome and finger-wagging piece about local American law enforcement’s efforts to combat terrorism...
Criticism of the Oklahoma Amendment banning Shariah from State Courts: Legitimate or ill-considered?
Note: The Center for Security Policy's General Counsel, David Yerushalmi, has been at the forefront of the legal battle against...
NPR successfully influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood
Overnight, America was greeted with the news that NPR analyst Juan Williams had been fired because he admitted on the...
Center alerts NPR, Fox News, CPB: CAIRs role in Juan Williams firing may be violation of Foreign Agents Registration Act
WASHINGTON, DC: On October 21, 2010, the Center for Security Policy sent urgent alert notices to Juan Williams, news analyst...
Informing Americans of CAIR’s Influence Operations
The Center for Security Policy created the CAIR Observatory in March 2010 to publicly present the case against CAIR as...