How Islamist Lawfare tactics target free speech
Are American authors who write about terrorism and its sources of financing safe? Are counter-terrorist advisors to the New York...
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Jihad of the Word
According to Syrian revolutionary thinker Said Hawwa in his influential book Min Ajl Khutwa (English: For the Sake of a...
Reality checks: Obama’s unreal initiatives meet the real world
Two images last week contrasted sharply with President and Mrs. Obamas’ otherwise adulatory treatment in Europe and Turkey. The images...
Shariah OK with Obama’s top lawyer
President Obama has tabbed the former dean of Yale Law School, Harold Koh, to become the legal adviser for the...
Spain’s ‘universal jurisdiction’ power play
As the U.S. government’s myriad intrusions radically transform our economy, few seem to notice the dangerous progress of the international...
Lawfare and Obama’s transnationalist
What is wrong with this picture? We learned this weekend that a Spanish judge, Baltasar Garzon, is preparing to prosecute...
A rare victory in the judicial war in Peru
Imagine if, rather than tossing the coin at the Super Bowl, General David Petraeus was currently spending his life savings...
The speech Geert Wilders would have given
To have been delivered in the House of Lords, London, Feb. 12, 2009: Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very...
An Open Letter to the Government of the UK
Background (From the IFPS Statement on Wilders): The International Free Press Society believes this court-ordered prosecution against Geert Wilders, a...
UK refuses Geert Wilders entry; Nat Hentoff on criticizing jihadists
Note: Geert Wilders was invited to the UK Parliament to speak at a showing of his film, Fitna (Arabic for...
Consequential election
There is a certain irony as the nation celebrates this week the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Arguably, not since...
Islamists’ Catch-22
Try a little thought experiment. What would have happened in this country during the Cold War if the Soviet Union...
Lawfare: bleeping with the enemy
Piracy used to be a one way ticket to the gallows. With the Royal Navy these days, it may be...
Green Borders
One of the unfortunate paradoxes of the post-September 11 environment is that the further in time we move from that...
Lawfare strikes again
Strike another blow for lawfare: The use of the American people’s courts as a weapon against the American people in...
Terrorist lawfare and radical lawyers
Terrorists have used our legal system as a weapon for quite a while, and have found no shortage of American...