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  • Why Islamic moderates are so scarce

    As past statements of Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, would-be builder of a mosque at Ground Zero, continue to surface, many Americans have concluded that he is lying when he calls himself a “moderate” representative of his faith. The more disturbing possibility, however, is that he’s telling the truth — that Rauf is indeed the voice of mainstream Islam.

  • Nile calls for another vote after homosexual adoption passes NSW Lower House

    The Rev Hon Fred Nile MLC, Leader of the Christian Democratic Party, has called for another vote on Clover Moore’s homosexual adoption bill narrowly passed in the NSW Lower House yesterday.

  • Abbott, Hockey and Robb on election policy costings

    The transcript of Tony Abbott, Joe Hockey and Andrew Robb’s joint press conference today on the election policy costings issue.

  • Slump in student visas attributed to asylum seeker debate

    The National Tertiary Education Union’s Victorian secretary “is concerned about a big fall in the number of international students wanting to study in Australia”, the ABC reports today.

  • An ugly shade of green

    Let there be no mistake: the formal agreement announced between Labor and the Greens is a betrayal of the Australian people and a backflip of historic proportions.

  • Has no one looked at the Green party’s policies?

    We still don’t know who won the federal election. But we do know one thing: the Greens have emerged as a force in Australian politics.

  • The ‘Greenslide’ is a backslide into paganism

    The far-left so-called environment party represents a serious threat to our way of life, warns Jim Wallace.

  • Australian miners flock to Africa

    As the news broke today about Prime Minister Gillard striking a deal with the Australian Greens, The Australian was reporting that Australian miners are flocking to Africa.

  • Coalition must take blame for Melbourne result

    Gerard Henderson writes in the SMH today that “[p]erhaps the least reported fact of the election is that the Greens’ candidate Adam Bandt won the seat of Melbourne on Liberal Party preferences.


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    • In the Book Shop

      • The Third Choice

        By Mark Durie

        In The Third Choice, Mark Durie, in clear language free from political correctness and backed by an impressive scholarly knowledge, unfolds, step-by-step, the basic foundations of Islam and exposes their inner correlations with jihad and dhimmitude.

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