The Iconoclast
We Have a Winner
David Simmonds of the UK has won our March crossword competition. He will recieve a copy of
At least FIFTY ISIS supporters are working as baggage handlers, cleaners and catering staff at Brussels airport, claim police
Yes, but at least they have jobs and that’s good, right? Brussels airport have claimed at least 50
Fierce Hugs and Great Frittata Recipes
Two Muslim comics – Negin Farsad and the egregious Dean Obeidallah — are apparently behind cogent and unanswerable charges made by the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), also presses claims […]
A Religion of Peace, Harmony and Respect for All
Any one who thinks otherwise doesn’t know how to read the Koran. So sayeth Osaama Saifi in an HuffPo article. According to Saifi, the purveyors of the thesis that the […]
LONDON, April 2: Vigil in Solidarity with Persecuted Pakistani Christians
It is of course very short notice, but here is a chance for persons of goodwill in the UK to stand up and be counted. The British Pakistani Christian Association […]
Donald Trump and NATO
Whatever else can be said about Donald Trump, everyone can agree he is a provocateur who intentionally or not stirs controversy on subjects to which little political attention has been […]
Exposed: UK School Promoting Extreme Islam
Jan Gross’ Order of Merit
Anna Bikont wrties in reading here.
The God You Worship
About twenty years ago in a lecture by Dr. John Killinger of Vanderbilt Divinity School I heard him state, “We become like the God we worship.” I have never forgotten […]
The Knives of Jerusalem
by Thomas Ország-Land (April 2016) 1. WAR WOUND Do your best, mate. I’ll survive anything more>>>
A Sad Day in Heaven
by David Solway (April 2016) The Lord said let there be night and there was night; more>>>
After Reading Arrogant Lines
by Bibhu Padhi (April 2016) After you have gone through them, it is better to stand quiet, like the hill fronting your house, than go on more>>>
Across Glass Windows
by Sutapa Chaudhuri (April 2016) Darkness has settled in, diseased with death; yet still the gaze backwards across glass windows— more>>>
Jerusalem Verses
by P. David Hornik (April 2016) 1 But there are those who fade when still rather young. For a while their articles in the paper are the […]
Voyage Infinite
by Dilip Mohapatra (April 2016) The sea has been lapping the cables of my anchor with its saline tongue for years trying to devour it to its core more>>>
All I Need: A Dramatic Poem
by Evelyn Hooven (April 2016) Here, a woman in her mid-fifties meditates: Jane’s off to the cemetery Again, with her flowers, Each day a different color. She was wondering […]