Online Speech Suppression Institute
In the week since the Paris Terror Attack II, the "progressive" narrative, which has been building since Julian Burnside claimed that Islamophobia poses a greater danger than terrorism, has gone into overdrive, with everyone...
XYZ Viewer Poll: Muslim victims of the Koran
Following on from several articles The XYZ has published this week, we want to know how you view the Koran, Islam, and Muslims.
Is it possible to distinguish between the religion, or the political ideology,...
Indulging Radicals: Quote of the Day
Today's quote of the day comes from Bret Stephens, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal.
Stephens writes:
"Now 129 people are dead in Paris because Europe decided to make a fetish of its tolerance for...
Bangladeshi demands German Government fly him to Germany
Iqbal Mohammed, 38, is a resident of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He earns very little, from sporadic work, but he may well have inspired a new social movement which is quickly gaining momentum around the third...
Straight to the Point: New anti-radicalisation initiative suggested
In the light of the Paris attacks, and the series of speeches made by earnest politicians and self righteous media commentators about the need for further programs, and massive new spending on anti-radicalisation programs...
The West befuddled about terrorist attacks
It's a curious thinking problem when Western media is left to ponder, why are terrorists blowing us up?
Blowing people and things and yourself up is not a new thing. The Middle East and many...
ISIS are so suburban
At last, a devastating critique of Islamic State fanaticism in that bastion of left wing thought and analysis - the Guardian. Out of the crowd of white middle aged columnists steps Suzanne Moore to...
Quote of the day: the Grand Mufti compares himself to Jesus
Yesterday, the Grand Mufti of Australia, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed "clarified" his earlier statements where he blamed the Paris terrorist attack on the West, racism and Islamophobia, and hit back at his critics by...
Border Force
Obtaining a visa for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is not easy. Nor should it be. It is possible to enter the country as a religious pilgrim, if one is of the right religion...
