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Nemesis of Islamists
Reader comment on item: War as Social Work?

Submitted by R.D. Crockett (United States), May 6, 2003 at 09:19

Daniel Pipes is the non pareil nemesis of Islamists, terrorists, apologists, and the front groups cynically operating under the rubric of 'civil rights.' That he exposes what they are, who they are, how they operate, why they do what they do, and who they have fooled with their perverse abuse of 'tolerance' is not only of service to the USA but to all who would understand the threat.

Over the years, his work has been a necessary corrective to the jejune politically correct nonsense emanating from a corrupted segment of the academic community. He has exposed a community that refuses to police itself, a community that substitutes hate and lies for scholarship and debate while protecting the haters and liars who hide behind academic freedom.

Such is the hubris of those who seek the destruction of civilization. Revealing this disconnect between the ideologically driven faculty of many prestigious 'schools' and reality is not for the faint-of-heart.

That D.P. continues his work, in the face of the organized Islamist fifth column, speaks volumes about the man's courage.

More power to D.P. ..

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"War As Social Work" [201 words]Renee BouvierNov 8, 2007 15:32
Enhancing America's Security vs. War as Social Work [22 words]jennifer solisOct 13, 2007 14:40
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A problem [605 words]David IseckeMay 14, 2003 17:48
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reason for military intervention [102 words]dave morrisMay 9, 2003 19:52
Real war [189 words]A.A.May 9, 2003 18:38
Strengthening alliances [247 words]Antonio ChavesMay 8, 2003 14:27
USA saved Aussie bacon as well [166 words]Craig LawrieMay 8, 2003 00:41
Social Work and National Interest [171 words]William KinneyMay 7, 2003 23:01
The administration has an obligation to the American people to provide what it promised [223 words]Alex CMay 7, 2003 20:09
Altruism benefits no one [125 words]Maryallene OtisMay 7, 2003 18:41
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How about DeSoto property rights? [48 words]Jules C.May 7, 2003 13:17
Well Done [14 words]Moshe CohenMay 7, 2003 12:48
Then why....? [73 words]Barbara RunkelMay 7, 2003 05:42
Remember 9/11 and American security? [160 words]Ivan BarnaMay 7, 2003 01:26
Amen [131 words]Jim FitzgeraldMay 7, 2003 01:10
Well put! [15 words]PennyMay 7, 2003 00:01
The road to hell [16 words]Vivek L. DevMay 6, 2003 23:35
It doesn't follow [226 words]Jim RyanMay 6, 2003 21:49
Unique point of view [22 words]Ann CiccolellaMay 6, 2003 19:56
Brilliant Insight [62 words]Peter H. RonaiMay 6, 2003 19:32
Whose Security? [305 words]Giulio BattistonMay 6, 2003 18:32
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Americans help make the economic recovery become possible... [84 words]Tilman WinklerMay 6, 2003 18:18
Islamist Schools [95 words]Graham Rael-BrookMay 6, 2003 16:53
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Amazing [51 words]Larry BensonMay 6, 2003 14:29
War against Iraq [66 words]Samir Khalil SAMIR, SJMay 6, 2003 14:09
Philanthropy is our interest! [191 words]AvrahamMay 6, 2003 13:36
I respectfully disagree [128 words]Boris GurevichMay 6, 2003 13:26
Surrender And Be Free! [176 words]EdMay 6, 2003 13:20
Thank you: intelligence with common sense [25 words]Marcella JenkinsMay 6, 2003 13:15
Social work required [131 words]JockoMay 6, 2003 13:10
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Pipes says what Bush Admin Thinks [180 words]Larry DerfnerMay 6, 2003 11:27
With respect, this time you're off-track. [239 words]David ScholemMay 6, 2003 11:19
Iraqi Freedom [24 words]Ron WeinerMay 6, 2003 11:17
Germany after WWII [54 words]G.C. Colan, Esq.May 6, 2003 10:56
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Dr. Pipes has identified a MAJOR guiding principle. [86 words]DSm.May 6, 2003 09:51
⇒ Nemesis of Islamists [180 words]R.D. CrockettMay 6, 2003 09:19
Oh how the truth hurts! [155 words]Daniel LenardMay 6, 2003 09:16

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