"Robert Spencer's Stealth Jihad proves that radical Muslims try to subvert America, not only by terror attacks but by a whole range of other tactics. Robert Spencer wrote an indispensable document for all people who want to know the truth about jihad and the Islamic effort to take over the West." -- Geert Wilders, member of the Dutch parliament and producer of the short film Fitna
Mine shipped today!
They should teach this stuff at schools.
harlekein
those of us who have children in high school, whether state-run or private, can take steps to try to get Mr Spencer's books, and other books (for example, Ayaan Hirsi Ali's books, and V S Naipaul's), into the school libraries.
We can also think about the high schools that we ourselves attended, and consider making contact and discreetly offering donations for their library.
In Australia, many state high schools do in fact have a Christian chaplain in residence. Such chaplains might be offered Mr Spencer's "The Truth about Muhammad' together with Rev Mark Durie's useful, factual, *brief* pocket guide, 'Revelation? Do We Worship the Same God?' which carefully sets out the irreconcilable differences between Islam and Christianity. Any clergyperson who reads it and takes it seriously will be much less likely to become a Useful Idiot.
Ordered mine today. My library is growing. My two teenagers receive regular doses of reality from Mom and Dad. I also talk with their friends, who by and large don't by into the religion of peace (or religion of tolerance or "rot").
As I looked for books on politics/Islam I engaged my very small local bookseller (we live in a small college town). By feeling each other out, we came to know we held similar views and were each well read. I told her she was now my premier bookstore and shook her hand.
Everyone, everyday should reach out and talk - connect, learn and share. It will be these little connections that down the road will keep us together and resist islamization and sharia.
Dumbledoresarmy, you would be surprised at how many books like that I own which were obviously removed from libraries. I get them cheap on Amazon. There's a systematic campaign to remove them. Meanwhile, I wrote my local library to ask if they would let me show 'The Third Jihad' because ACT was giving out free DVDs to show in libraries, but --surprise-- they never wrote me back.
jdamn,
I took your advice and called library to ask for Stealth Jihad. They didn't have it so I asked them to order it. But, when I asked what other books by Robert they had, they only had Islam Unveiled (which I reserved). Amazing! A couple years ago this same library had about four or five of Robert's books! What happened!!!!!? Too many Muslims in the area!
Another thing to remember - some churches maintain parish libraries. Do synagogues?
Our own church has a library with books lent by parishioners (the books remain the property of the lender, but circulate among the parish, and there is a volunteer librarian to keep track of where they are).
The parish library currently includes Trifkovic's 'Sword of the Prophet' (which saved me having to buy my own copy). I myself donated Mark Durie's book to that library (after first writing a review of it, for the parish paper, which I edit...tee hee).
As finance permits I will add Mr Spencer's books, and Canon Sookhdeo's (since my church is Anglican it helps that Sookhdeo is a member in good standing of the UK Anglican church). Sookhdeo's 'Islam in Britain' is in some ways a British prelude to Spencer's 'Stealth Jihad' and a good companion text for it.
The dvd 'Islam: What the West Needs to Know' would be a good one to add to a church or synagogue library or to present to the priest, parson, pastor or rabbi, since it is relentlessly factual, sober, scholarly and unsensationalised.