Ryan Mauro
Show the Bin Laden Corpse Photos (Update: Obama says no)
The U.S. shouldn’t worry about Muslim backlash. UPDATE: President says no, he will not release the photos.
Wikileaks: U.S. Funded Syrian ‘Liberal, Moderate’ Islamists
In an effort to undermine the Assad regime, the State Department gave millions of dollars to what they define as "liberal and moderate" Islamist groups.
New Poll Brings Bad News for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Secularist parties have a clear majority of support, but the Brotherhood might still have significant sway over the government.
Is Proxy War About to Erupt in Bahrain?
The language and actions of the Iranian government strongly indicate it is preparing for war in Bahrain.
Gaddafi’s Evangelical Advocate: Ray Comfort
The host of the popular TV show The Way of the Master inexplicably praises the Libyan dictator.
Don’t Let Syria Play Out Like 2009 Iran
The West has an opportunity to cause Assad enormous stress, or even to topple him. (Also see today's Tatler coverage on Syria.)
Ceasefire Is Victory for Gaddafi
Limiting our objective to a ceasefire allows a deranged Gaddafi to remain, does not protect the rebels, and requires a lengthy military obligation.
An Opportunity Is Being Missed in Iran
The arrests of two opposition leaders present the U.S. and the West with a chance to strengthen the Iranian democracy movement. (More from Michael Ledeen: Norooz: The Opposition Grows.)
Clapper’s Last Strike: Telling the Libyan Rebels They’ll Lose
The director of national intelligence doesn’t seem to understand that when an American official speaks, he’s talking to the world.
Europe Takes the Lead in Defending Freedom and Western Values
While President Obama stays in the background, European leaders have moved to the forefront of efforts to protect the West from Islamic extremism.
Iranium: A Necessary Wake-up Call on Iran
A new film about the Iranian regime highlights the mortal danger they represent to the U.S. and the West. (And don't miss "POLIWOOD- Iranium: The film Ahmadinejad does not want you to see.")
Will the Muslim Brotherhood Rule Egypt?
A new poll hints at hope for a pro-Western future. (Also read "Terrible: CBS reporter sexually assaulted and beaten while covering Egypt’s riots" and "Latest on Logan assault: Crowd chanted ‘Jew! Jew!’" at the Tatler.)
Governor Christie’s Islamist Problem
The New Jersey governor's stardom has just hit a bump, as he is under fire for embracing Muslims with Islamist ties.
Grover Norquist’s Call for Retreat from Afghanistan
The GOP activist says he's not calling for cutting and running, but the reality is it can't be anything else.
Muslims of the Americas’ New Target: Gullible Christians
How the MOA is using a front group that performs outreach to Christians in order to obscure its radical, anti-Semitic activities.
Trump and Bachmann Shaking Up 2012 Race
Two longshots with the potential to roil the GOP primaries in 2012 are making noises about running.
Western Media Silent as the Iranian People’s Struggle Continues
The huge demonstrations may be a thing of the past, but numerous protests on Ashura Day went unnoticed by the Western press.
WikiLeaks Cables Vindicate Israel
The picture of Israel that is emerging from the documents is the opposite of the damaging narrative that has been advanced for 60 years.
Turning the Tables on North Korea
A proper understanding of the regime’s behavior does offer a way to deter Kim Jong-Il.
Good News From WikiLeaks: Sky is Falling in Iran, North Korea
The cables released very encouraging news about a coalescing opposition to the two regimes.
The GOP Doesn’t Need Leaders like McConnell and Steele
If they'll put politics above national security, they'll put politics above you.
Decision Points: Insight into Mismanagement
Bush's memoir shows the former chief executive to be an admirable man driven by conviction, but doomed by miscommunication in the White House.
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