US paper [Human Events] distributes free anti-Prophet book

Al Arabiya ^ | March 16, 2008 | Al Arabiya

[Zionist Conspirator]

I really must commend Human Events for coming a very long way from their reflexively anti-Israel days. Yeyasher koach!

I wonder why they continue to carry Pat Buchanan, though.

[JeepInMazar]

I haven’t read the book. I do know that Robert Spencer does have a lot of good information on his website.

[rmlew]

e neo-conservative, Republican-oriented Human Events newspaper
When did Human Events become neoconservative?
Is it that these people are just clueless twits on the difference between conservatives, or is this code for "Jew"?

[Recon Dad]

For the last 8 or so weeks I've attended a class on Islam and it's one of the books used in the class. The fellow teaching lived in Saudi for five years. You can not deal with religious Muslims logically.

[freema]

Haven’t heard that one before. And love it : )

[mtntop3]

I wonder why they continue to carry Pat Buchanan, though

Because a significant segment of their readership consists of Buchanan(ites).

Much of their outlook has not been much different from his jaundiced, often poisonous, views - which is why I ceased reading HE.

Perhaps they are trying to broaden their readership through an enlightened editorial policy. May it be so. I do not regard them as a friend of Israel. May I be mistaken.

[therut]

Is this Karen Armstrong a former Catholic with a theology degree from one of our elite Universities that now goes around talking nonsense about all religious faiths and their underlying myths and goodness. Something about a spiral.

[gogeo]

OHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhh...

[Zionist Conspirator]

Perhaps they are trying to broaden their readership through an enlightened editorial policy. May it be so. I do not regard them as a friend of Israel. May I be mistaken.

I also hope you are. And you don't have to tell me about their former(?) hostility to Israel. I had a personal experience with that many years ago!