The tag 'Nationalism' is associated with 27 posts.

Japanese director announces production of Nanjing film to deny massacre

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOKYO — When Japan­ese troops con­quered the then-capital of China in 1937, his­to­ri­ans agree they slaugh­tered tens of thou­sands of civil­ians in an orgy of vio­lence known since then as the Rape of Nanking. A Japan­ese nation­al­ist film­maker announced on Wednes­day he is work­ing on a doc­u­men­tary with a very dif­fer­ent message: [...]

The “Project”: Muslim Brotherhood blueprint for cultural jihad — English translation

The Mus­lim Broth­er­hood “Project“ By Patrick Poolehttp://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=22415One might be led to think that if inter­na­tional law enforce­ment author­i­ties and West­ern intel­li­gence agen­cies had dis­cov­ered a twenty-year old doc­u­ment reveal­ing a top-secret plan devel­oped by the old­est Islamist orga­ni­za­tion with one of the most exten­sive ter­ror net­works in the world to launch a pro­gram of “cultural [...]

Japan Now Seems Likely to Rally Behind New Prime Minister’s Call for a Stronger Military

by Mar­tin Fack­lerTHE NEW YORK TIMES TOKYO, Oct. 9 — The last time North Korea tested a pow­er­ful new weapon, in 1998 when it fired a bal­lis­tic mis­sile over the largest Japan­ese island, Japan reacted by upgrad­ing its mil­i­tary and swing­ing polit­i­cally to the right. North Korea’s claim that it tested a nuclear weapon on Mon­day appears [...]

The Secret Treaty of Fort Hunt

[Orig­i­nally pub­lished in Covert Action Infor­ma­tion Bul­letin, Fall, 1990] An arti­cle by Carl Oglesby William Shirer closed his 1960 mas­ter­piece, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, with the judg­ment that the Nazi regime “had passed into his­tory,“1 but we can­not be so con­fi­dent today. On the con­trary, the evi­dence as of 1990 is [...]

American Coup D’Etat

Mil­i­tary thinkers dis­cuss the unthink­able Eter­nal vig­i­lance being the price of lib­erty, Americans—who spent decades war-gaming a Soviet inva­sion and have taken more recently to day­dream­ing about “tick­ing bomb” scenarios—should cast at least an occa­sional thought toward the only truly exis­ten­tial threat that Amer­i­can democ­racy might face today. We now live in a unipo­lar world, [...]

Turk who shot Pope John Paul II is released from prison

ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) — After 25 years behind bars for try­ing to assas­si­nate Pope John Paul II and fatally gun­ning down a jour­nal­ist, Mehmet Ali Agca was released from prison — and promptly gave his sup­port­ers and his ene­mies the slip. Within hours of tast­ing free­dom Thurs­day for the first time since wound­ing John Paul in [...]

Cold War, Holy Warrior

Ike was pres­i­dent. Wash­ing­ton was des­per­ate for Arab allies. Enter an Islamist ide­o­logue with an invi­ta­tion to the White House and a plan for global jihad. by Robert Drey­fussMOTHER JONES MAGAZINE In the fall of 1953, the Oval Office was the stage for a pecu­liar encounter between Pres­i­dent Dwight D. Eisen­hower and a young Middle-Eastern [...]

Bookshelf: Terrorists in Washington

by Alonzo L. Hamby THE WALL STREET JOURNAL AMERICAN GUN­FIGHTBy Stephen Hunter and John Bain­bridge Jr.(Simon & Schus­ter, 368 pages, $26.95) Forty-two years later, Amer­i­cans remain trans­fixed by the assas­si­na­tion of John F. Kennedy, an event that has spawned a cot­tage indus­try of arti­cles, books, movies and film doc­u­men­taries. Killers who rob a nation of a [...]

The Splendid Blond Beast (Excerpt, pp 32–37)

See For The Record Read­ing List for more about The Splen­did Blond Beast.Impor­tantly, Britain, France, and the United States were at that time vying with one another to divide up the vast oil and min­eral wealth of Turkey’s Ottoman Empire. Kemal skill­fully played the three pow­ers against each other and insisted on amnesty for the [...]

Naming Names: The Bin Laden Galaxy

by Jean-Charles Bris­ard Jean-Charles Bris­ard explores the rela­tion­ships between the Bin Laden fam­ily and friends and Osama. The inter­con­nec­tion between these enti­ties is fright­en­ing. This book was banned for pub­lish­ing for three years until a Euro­pean court recently over­ruled that motion, which was ini­ti­ated by the Bin Laden Fam­ily. from the orig­i­nal text: Ben Laden: [...]