The Iconoclast

by Hugh Fitzgerald The Saudis, and many other Muslims, are ecstatic. Simon Collis, the British ambassador to Saudi Arabia, has just revealed to the world that he has converted to […]

by Conrad Black It is already a platitude that Donald Trump had a bad week. The stridently partisan national (and international) media have translated Mrs. Clinton’s unimpressive and fairly narrow […]

by Hugh Fitzgerald The Sunday New York Times for September 18 carried a story by Eric Lichtblau about a “study” by “researchers” at the Center for the Study of Hate […]

Paul Joseph Watson writes at original article.

At 11 am on Saturday 8th October 2016 there will be a rally in Sydney, Australia, on behalf of Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi who has been falsely accused, mistreated, arrested, […]

by Hugh Fitzgerald For nearly a year some Tennessee parents have been up arms about the teaching of Islam to seventh graders in their public schools. They are disturbed that […]

David and Keith Simmonds have both won our crossword competition for September and will each receive a copy of

Niraj Warikoo writes in the

by Hugh Fitzgerald “Islamic Scholar: Europe May Be Heading Toward Civil War,” by Chris Tomlinson,

When 56 men signed the Declaration of Independence they declared their “reliance upon divine Providence” and pledged to each their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. Today, Scholars & Writers for […]

Translated from the Hungarian & Edited by Thomas Ország-Land (October 2016) György Faludy (1910-2006), a Jewish-Hungarian humanist, was a towering figure of 20th century European literature and a dominant voice […]

by David Solway (October 2016) Deliver my soul, O Lord, from lying lips, and from a deceitful tongue                                                                    Psalm 120   Slander is like a missile that smites from […]

by Dilip Mohapatra (October 2016) Poised at the centre of singularity at the doorway to the bottomless black hole  more>>>

A Poem in Six Movements by Evelyn Hooven (October 2016)           I Sunlight through the picture doors. Coffee, a spoon gleams Against porcelain—  more>>>

by Michael Curtis (October 2016)