islam kills. to make shall inherit islam and islam is a lie. when i visited park 51, the official name of course there were no protests. there were no protesters outside, no ugly sign. it was just a place where different people from different faiths and traditions came together to study, to meet each other. so worried about the protests go? well, one of the reasons i think the process disappeared in front of part 51 with a photography exhibit that opened up park 51 finally answered timbre of last year. and what was that photography exhibit? was it something about blood thirsty islam? arrested the terrible crimes that islam is perpetuated? or was it about islam taking over the world? photography exhibit that a not a park 51 with a photography exhibit by jewish photographer taking photographs of all the children of new york who come from different countries. i think protest disappeared in front of park 51 because protesters realize that their picture was the quote unquote ground zero mosque was so different from the reality. the reality of the or

some of the signs said stop islam, islam kills, the meek shallinherit islam and islam is a lie. when i visited park 51, the official name, of course, there were no protests, there were no protesters outside, no ugly signs. it was just a place where different people from different faiths and different traditions came together to study, to meet each other. so where did all the protests go? well, one of the reasons i think that the protests disappeared in front of park 51 was a photography exhibit that opened up park 51, finally, in september of last year. and what was that photography exhibit? was it something about blood thirsty islam, or was it about the terrible crimes that islam has perpetuated, or was it about islam taking over the world? the photography exhibit that open od up at park -- opened up at park 51 was an exhibit by a jewish photographer taking photographs of all the children of new york who come from different countries. i think protests disappeared in front of park 51 because the protesters realized that their picture of the quote-unquote ground zero mosque was s

it's a good question, though, because islam coming- you know, judaism first, then christianity- islam considers itself to be the seal of the prophets, the final revelation. in other words, they said the jews- yeah, were connected to god, but they messed it up. the christians were connected with god- jesus is a great prophet and revered in islam- they messed it up. but the muslims have the final say, and that is added to an extraordinary rigidity when you have a predominant islamic society. and what makes egypt such an interesting twist in comparison to israel, of course, is that you've got islam, which- well, i guess i can share what reverend noor, from his perspective said. we were talking about having met moderate muslims- and i'm sure he's speaking from emotions and pain perhaps of that morning- but he says to us, "there are no moderate muslims." like that. now we have to take that in the context of a believer, but he's saying is that intensity of feeling that you have the final statement, and you have the final say on the ethical patterns of action in a given society. well, i thin

these are innocent people. >> al stopped practicing islam. he decided to visit a christian church. >> i began a comparison process, looked at the koran compareed to bible. looked at the person of christ. after six months i fell in love with this jesus. i couldn't resist the conviction of the holy spirit and gospel message. god of the bible loves me and sent his son to die for me. the holy spirit gave me the courage to get down on my knees and asked me to become my lord and savior. never did i feel freedom that i felt at that moment that i love you, lord, to follow you, but i don't feel any pressure on me from you to do things because you are obviously have done it already for me. >> today, al fadi has a new mission, to tell other muslims about jesus christ. >> i want my fellow muslims, please, give the message of christ a chance. pray and asked the true god to reveal himself to you. i assure you he will do that if you are truly seeking him with all of your heart. >> very helpful to get inside the mind of a muslim believer and understand where

we enrage our islamic and our allies. we embolden our islamic enemies this is the gun and then we could do nothing more that serves as an accelerant or a lubricant for already angry and pissed off young islamic men and women mr weinstein says this is not the first time his foundation has to fight to remove crusaders symbols used by u.s. military but it's not just symbols the idea that the u.s. is fighting a war against islam has infiltrated american military training the most recent incident involved of course teaching senior officers at the joint forces staff college that quote the u.s. is at war with islam and we ought to just recognize that we're at war with islam end of quote in response to a public backlash over the leaked information the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey ordered to probe into entire islamic training materials mikey weinstein told us about a separate incident of the same kind we have the absolute eyewitness testimony where it's very very clear that the statement made is we

and about how to practice islam. >> the sahwar was the islamic awakening of the 1970s.arly appealing to somebody like bin laden who's also very religious. islamic awakening suggested we're going to create more just islamic societies around the middle east. >> he come from a generation of angry islamists, who wanted to change the muslim world for the better. my name is jamal khashuchgi. i met osama bin laden in 1987 in jeddah, saudi arabia. >> reporter: khashoggi, himself, was caught up in the awakening, as a saudi journalist he spent time with bin laden in afghanistan, saudi arabia, and later in sudan. how was osama bin laden influenced by the muslim brotherhood? >> he started with the muslim brotherhood in saudi arabia. he was very much influenced. >> the muslim brotherhood was born in egypt, and again and again, bin laden is influenced by egyptian ideas, egyptian political organizations, and egyptian people, and they tend to move him in a more radical and militant direction over time. >> reporter: this man, syed qutb, was an inspiration for the muslim brotherhood. he

and our allies we embolden our islamic enemy the idea that the us is fighting a war against islam has infiltrated american military training the most recent incident involved of course teaching senior officers at the joint forces staff college that quote the us is at war with islam and we ought to just recognize that we're at war with islam end of quote in response to a public backlash over the leaked information the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey ordered to probe into anti islamic training materials we have the absolute eyewitness testimony where it's very very clear that the statement made is we have to kill islam and this is to the cadets of the air force academy this fundamentalist christian crusader. or seem was extend not only the air force academy at all over the you know the united states air force but it was just as bad in the marine corps navy and army in this video game questions are killing muslims a few years back it was a wildly popular game among the american troops player tries to recruit others in order to fight the enemy you believe year

to tell the truth about islam.ay a very high price. >> sean: here's my fear. i think we are living now in very dangerous times. and if there is going to be a world war iii, i think it will be the rise of radical islamists. it is frustrating to me that this president won't recognize a war on terror. they are saying it's over. they wouldn't say it. the president was so wrong on egypt eye knew that the muslim brotherhood would take over. i knew they're a terrorist group. their first actions were to declare israel an enemy and cut off their oil and gas supplies and say that the camp david accords were over. now you have israel in one case, surrounded. you see hezbollah, hamas, the islamic jihad, the muslim brotherhood and the proxy wars fought by iran, do you see -- do you see the rise in islamic extremism around the world? and do you think this turns itself into potentially world war? >> i am afraid, i have to subscribe to everything you saismd i believe we should be in full suspect of the state of israel. israel is n

is at war with islam and we ought to just recognize that we're at war with islam end of quote in responseto a public backlash over the leaked information the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey ordered to probe into anti islamic training materials mikey weinstein told us about a separate incident of the same kind we have the absolute eyewitness testimony where it's very very clear that the statement made is we have to kill it is law and this is to the cadets at the air force academy where every american citizen to put up to go to get us through or the air force academy annapolis or west point cost four hundred thousand dollars and this is what they're being told this fundamentalist christian crusader. or seem was axed and not only the air force academy at all over the you know the united states air force but it was. just as. the marine corps navy and army in this video game christians are killing muslims a few years back it was a wildly popular game among american troops clear choice to recruit others in order to fight the enemy of nonbelievers after killing the o

"words not swords" is about sex segregation in the islamic world, in particular iran. the focus of the book is on iranian women, although i believe the main thesis can be applied to the islamic middle east and north africa. i have a clear argument in the book. i argue that in the last 160 years, women have been at the forefront modernizing movement in iran and in parts of the middle east and north africa by desegregating themselves, by desegregating the social space, by desegregating the dominant discourse. >> host: how have they gone about that desegregation? what are some of their methods? >> guest: well, let me first also talk bow the second main -- about the second main argument of the book. i believe women writers have been at the forefront of this modernizing movement, and i hope we will have the time to discuss why and how. well, what have been some of the techniques and some of the strategies? in the early years of islam, i believe women have been active participants in the social life of the community, in the social discourse. there is, in fact, a chapter in t

islam had to go or he had to go.he more he was digging and digging i was scared that he would find that they did have their boyfriends and i didn't know what the consequence would be. >> you were afraid that yaser would severely hurt amina or sarah? >> i was afraid that he would hurt all three of us. >> she called me at work and said she had to leave yaser and she was crying and yaser had threatened to kill the girls then she called me christmas day and said she had left. >> so christmas day, 2007, how did that day start out? >> we first stopped to pick up sarah's boyfriend. from there we went to amina's boyfriend. i was just wanting to get out of that area. we went to kansas to my aunt's house. >> they stayed for just a few hours and kept running to oklahoma where one of the boyfriends had relatives. >> amina's boyfriend had a job promised to him, and sarah's boyfriend, he got a job. >> by that time yaser told police his wife and daughters were missing and that he had been angry with amina and a possible boyfriend.

islamic state. that most people want to leave it seems. would you agree to talk to me maybe. like let me tell you a very interesting point when there was a when the caliphate was abolished one of the few wasn't called the awesome hell it was a polished when the first people to advocate for it was one hundred k. gandy and the reason why is because he understood that was that was something that was central to the fabric of islamic history. and so i think the call for the establishment of a caliphate or perhaps not even using that word but a united muslim bloc is something that most people would want and i think to museums would go. we're muslims we're going to use you speak we speak a bit of french. bit of arabic. and we want so determination self-determination. by not showing up too much with egypt it was not made in egypt i think of course that's you know and the arabs have attempted it they've tried to do the different organizations of of of just arab unity but this goes beyond arab unity and this is i'm talking about islamic unity which includes turks it includes iranians i

words, not swords is about segregation in the islamic world. although i believe the main pieces could be applied to the economies of north africa. i have an argument in the book. in the next 160 years women have been at the forefront of the modernization movement in iran by segregating themselves desegregating social space and the dominant discourse. >>host: what are some of their athens? but to be at but we both talk half of the time to discuss. but what are some in the early years of islam, when it were an active participant in the social life of the community, and social discourse. they went to war and then the commander of the army, and so the yearly years women were much more active and -- than in the following years. and then the society's they're not necessarily a homogeneous but there are patterns that can continue. what is segregation? the social space into the world of men that, politics that, politics, the streets and what not. the inside is what is considered the private. and over the course of the last century the women wear segreg

which meant they were ready to declare an islamic state in yemen. it also seems that there was a request a senior leader be dispatched to yemen to help in the operational work. well that's not what bin laden had in mind. before responding, bin laden had written at length about yemen and said in his mind that such an islamic state if prematurely declared is doomed to fail and that it's likely to lead to aborting the work of jihad. instead bin laden thought yemen should serve as a reserve and support base for jihadis engaged in open warfare in countries that are occupied like iraq and afghanistan. so the letter addressed is unambiguous and somewhat conde sending in its tone. on the question of declaring a state, the author wrote almost mockingly. of course we want an islamic state in which we establish god's law but only capable of holding on to it. the author reminded him that if unable to hold on to afghanistan as an islamic state, the chances of jihadis holding on to yemen are even slimmer. as to the request for a senior leader to be dispatched to

you are not free -- you not free to lead islam.mebody wants to lead islam you are eligible for death and should be killed according to quran. this was the case with communism and fascism. i'm proud to say that our values that are based on christianity are far better, even superior than the barbaric islamic failures. you noort racist if you state that. you are a citizen we are who we are and we are not islamic. this is what we should be proud of to say. >> john: thank you, mr. wilders. next, people want me fired from my seat. this man was told that his sign protesting the government is illegal. ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] we found it together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's good for you. [ applause ] >> john: i've been embarrassing myself recently traveling the co

you are not free -- you not free to lead islam.body wants to lead islam you are eligible for death and should be killed according to quran. this was the case with communism and fascism. i'm proud to say that our values that are based on christianity are far better, even superior than the barbaric islamic failures. you noort racist if you state that. you are a citizen we are who we are and we are not islamic. this is what we should be proud of to say. >> john: thank you, mr. wilders. next, people want me fired from my seat. this man was told that his sign protesting the government is illegal. does your phone share what you are seeing and hearing right now with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. [ applause ] >> john: i've been embarrassing myself recently traveling the country. title of my new book, i have a fantasy that people will make copies of this and

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