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Why are Christian Militias never “Christian Extremists”?
Christian militia massacred 24 Muslims this week but they are rarely described as “extremist Christians.”
Juan Cole: Terrorism and the other Religions
Contrary to what is alleged by bigots like Bill Maher, Muslims are not more violent than people of other religions.
A Rush To Misjudgment: CNN Faulted for Racially Charged, Erroneous Reports on Boston Marathon Case
Amy Goodman and Juan Cole dissect the media’s rush to judgment.
Juan Cole: Obama’s Inaugural and the Danger of an Iran War
Hope for change? There are signs, but dangers of war still abound in Obama’s second term.
Christmas 2012: The Flowering of Middle Eastern Christianity and the Challenges it Faces
Juan Cole’s assessment of the potentialities and dangers faced by Christians in the ME.
Muslims are no Different, or why Bill Maher’s blood libel is Bigotry
Comedian Bill Maher puts himself in the company of “9/11 liberals” who believe that Islam as a religion is different and decidedly worse than all other religions.
The Sham “Terrorism Expert” Industry
A highly ideological, jingoistic clique masquerades as objective scholars, all to justify US militarism.
Top Ten differences between White Terrorists and Others
1. White terrorists are called “gunmen.” What does that even mean? A person with a gun? Wouldn’t that be, like, everyone in the US? Other terrorists are called, like, “terrorists.”
White Terrorism at Oak Creek: The Paranoid Style in American Violence
The image emerging of Page is emblematic of America in the past decade and a half. We are a violent country infested by dangerous semi-automatic weapons.
Seymour Hersh Reveals that MEK Terrorists Were Trained in the USA by the Pentagon
The Pentagon has been training a group the US considers terrorists for years now.
Juan Cole: Basic Facts on Clothing and Murder for American Bigots
Dear American bigot, some basic facts to consider before destroying someone’s life.
Reply to Prof. Juan Cole
Prof. Juan Cole wrote about my article: “I generally agree, but there are a couple of problems here.”