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While Europe Slept: How Radical Islam is Destroying the West from Within

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“We are approaching a very historical event in the history of our nation, the United States of America. For the first time in our history, Americans voted for president –elect, Barrack Hussein Obama, as the first African-American president. We are so optimistic about the presidency of President Obama, not only for being the country's first African American president, but for what he represents. Mr. Obama brings a new positive energy, deep global understanding of the intricacies of world affairs, and deep commitment for social justice and reform in our great country, the United States of America.”
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“As an African myself, I cannot tell how much proud and excited I am to see our nation having the first African-American president. This is a historical time for our nation. Arab and Muslim Americans are amongst those who overwhelmingly voted for Mr. Obama. As we know, there are about three million Arab Americans and about seven million Muslim Americans in this country. Not all Arab American are Muslims, and not all Muslim Americans are Arabs. These are very diverse communities. They come in all colors and backgrounds. They have been contributing to this nation for so long. Islam is not a foreign religion to this great nation of ours; Islam knew its way with the first sailors who came to America with Columbus after the fall of Granada in 1492. Islam was the religion of many Africans brought here to America. Muslim soldiers and chaplains contribute to the success of our military. ”
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“Egypt is the next domino to fall and, as they say, so goes Egypt so goes the Middle East.”
― Robert Baer

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Arab and Muslim Americans post 9/11 (Entertainment)

1 chapters — updated Sep 03, 2009 02:39pm

Description: Interview with award-winning and bets-selling author Aladdin Elaasar

IF YOU SPEAK ARABIC, UNCLE SAM WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO YOU! (Entertainment)

1 chapters — updated Sep 03, 2009 02:36pm

Description: Arabic Speakers in the U.S.: Friends or Foes?

On 9/11: ARAB & MUSLIM-AMERICANS ARE OUR BEST ASSETS TO WIN THE WAR ON TERROR (Nonfiction)

1 chapters — updated Sep 03, 2009 02:32pm

Description: Let’s not let fear cripple us on Sept. 11 anniversary,

BANNED BOOK BECOMES AN INSTANT BEST-SELLER (History)

1 chapters — updated Aug 14, 2009 01:51pm

Description: AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR ALADDIN ELAASAR LATEST BOOK: THE LAST PHARAOH

Obama and Mubarak’s visit to White House disappoints many (Literature & Fiction)

1 chapters — updated Aug 13, 2009 01:32pm

Description: President Mubarak of Egypt embodies precisely the worst elements of a “friendly dictator,” as his government has ruled Egypt for 28 years with an iron fist with complete disregard for human rights, the rule of law, and democratic governance. His record of poor governance and corruption has not only led Egypt to slip on virtually every governance and development indicator, but has fed and continues to drive extremism not just in Egypt and the volatile Middle East region, but across the world.

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