Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Ayaan Hirsi Ali: Sympathizes with Terrorist Anders Behring Breivik Ayaan Hirsi Ali‘s autobiography is one in which she is the perennial victim of “Islam” and Muslims. When she first burst onto the scene in Europe she was received enthusiastically, as a “brave” woman who was informing the West about the dingy, backward and oppressive “Mooslims.” Ali positioned herself as the standard-bearer of Enlightenment values, affirming the superiority of the West over the Muslim East, confirming the wild...Read Full Story

Ayaan Hirsi Ali Ayaan Hirsi Ali‘s autobiography is one in which she is the perennial victim of “Islam” and Muslims. When she first burst onto the scene in Europe she was received enthusiastically, as a “brave” woman who was informing the West about the dingy, backward and oppressive “Mooslims.” Ali positioned herself as the standard-bearer of Enlightenment values, affirming the superiority of the West over the Muslim East, confirming the wild-eyed-Orientalist essentializations and fears...Read Full Story

Western Political Correctness on Islam must stop she tells the Aussie audienceFrom Eric Dondero:This one will take many by surprise. International Libertarian and worldwide Human Rights advocate Ayaan Hirsi Ali, urged attendees to an Atheist conference in Australia to support Christianity, as a way to thwart Radical Islam. From theage.com.au - Victoria, "West's liberals fail to help, says Hirsi Ali":WESTERN liberals, crippled by political correctness, guilt and a romanticised view of Islam...Read Full Story

By Jannie Schipper Somali-Dutch woman Ayaan Hirsi Ali is one of the world’s best-known Islam critics. The Pakistani Aafia Siddiqui is a passionate advocate for an Islamic holy war against the infidels in the West. The two women, both brought up with Islam, both educated in the West, chose completely opposite routes in life. American journalist Deborah Scroggins took a look at the lives of the two icons and the debate about Islam and the West. Islam was the starting point for both women. When...Read Full Story

by Anthony Alessandrini For a couple of centuries now, we have had to make due with Samuel Johnson’s famous phrase: “Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.” Thanks to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, we can now revise this phrase for the twenty-first century. Tthe last last refuge of a scoundrel, it appears, lies in taking up the battle against something called “Christophobia.” Hirsi Ali coins this term as part of her alarmist and deeply hateful cover story for Newsweek. “The War on Christians” is...Read Full Story