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Why you should care about the National Defense Authorization Act

Posted on January 11, 2012 by jdenari

*This is a long post. But its length reflects the importance of its topic. I hope this discussion communicates the complexity of the NDAA and the significance of the law’s implications. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was signed into … Continue reading →

Posted in Islam, Islamophobia, Middle East, News, Politics, Washington, D.C. | Tagged ACLU, American, Americans, answers, bill, citizens, civil rights, civilians, Communism, Communists, Constitution, detention, executive power, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, free speech, Glenn Greenwald, Greenwald, indefinite, indefinite detention, indefinitely, law, legislation, McCarthy era, Murat Kurnaz, Muslim, National Defense Authorization Act, NDAA, non-Muslim, Obama, prison, Q&A, questions, Sami al-Arian, Sixth Amendment, Tarik Mehanna, terrorism, terrorist, trial, War on Terror | Leave a comment

Searching for our own Edward R. Murrow

Posted on June 15, 2011 by jdenari

Today, New York Representative Peter King held a second round of Congressional hearings concerning “Muslim radicalization in the U.S.” In an era when anti-Muslim rhetoric continues to spew unchecked from the mouths of presidential hopefuls and talking heads on cable, … Continue reading →

Posted in Islam, Islamophobia, Journalism, News, Politics, Washington, D.C. | Tagged Communism, Communists, Congress, Edward R. Murrow, fear mongering, GOP debate, hearing, House Homeland Security Committee, House of Representatives, Islam, Islamic, Islamophobia, King, McCarthy, McCarthyism, Murrow, Muslim, Nazis, New Hampshire debate, New York, Newt Gingrich, Peter King, prejudice, PrIslam, prisons, radical, radicalization, Rep. King, representative, Republican debate, rhetoric, sharia, Washington D.C. | 1 Comment

Thoughts on King’s “radicalization” hearings

Posted on March 10, 2011 by jdenari

“I remember doing a number of radio interviews [right after 9/11] saying we can’t do to the Muslims what we did to the Japanese after Pearl Harbor.” (New York magazine) These are the words of Peter King, a long-time House … Continue reading →

Posted in Islam, Islamophobia, News, Politics, Religion, Washington, D.C. | Tagged "the Extent of Radicalization in the American Muslim Community and that Community's Response", 2001, 9/11, American Islamic Forum for Democracy, American Society for Muslim Advancement, Andre Carson, Attorney General, Bennie Thompson, Columbine, Communism, community, Congress, Cordoba Initiative, Dearborn, Eric Holder, Gabby Giffords, hate groups, hearing, Holocaust Museum, Homeland Security Committee, House of Representatives, hypocrisy, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, Imam Mohamed Magid, Indiana, Indianapolis, IRA, Islam, Islamic Center of Long Island, Islamic Society of North America, Japanese, Japanese Americans, John Dingell, Justice Department, Keith Ellison, Kly Klux Klan, Long Island, McCarthyism, media, Michigan, Minnesota, mosque, Muslim, Muslim American, Muslim Americans, Muslim community, Muslims, neo-Nazis, New York Magazine, news, Northern Ireland, Oklahoma City, On Faith, Park 51, Pearl Harbor, Peter King, radical, radicalization, radicalized, representative, September 11, September 11th, South Poverty Law Center, terrorism, Triangle Center on Terror and Homeland Security, Virginia Tech, Washington Post, white nationalists, witness, witnesses, Zuhdi Jasser | 2 Comments

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