I’m grateful that the book is getting so much interest, but “Radical Political Thought”? What “Radical Political Thought”? In the book I call for nothing more “radical” than defending the principles of the U.S. Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Those are “radical”?
Of course, Amazon must be referring to “Islamophobia.”
In the book, I distinguish between “Islamophobia” as referring to vigilante attacks against innocent Muslims, which are never justified, and “Islamophobia” as honest analysis of the motivating ideology of jihad terror, which we must have if we are going to have any hope of defeating it.
As far as Amazon.com, and much of the Western intelligentsia, is concerned, to suggest that Islam has something to do with all the jihadis committing acts of violence in its name and in accord with its teachings is “Radical Political Thought.”
Are they right? Or is there ample reason to be an “Islamophobe” in the sense of opposing jihad terror and Sharia oppression? Find out in the “#1 New Release in Radical Political Thought,” Confessions of an Islamophobe. Have you preordered your copy yet? Get yours here now.
BARBARA BROOKS says
I think it should be under “Terrorism” or “Counter-Terrorism”.
Terry Gain says
Telling the truth about Islam is indeed radical in today’s upside down world. Robert Spencer is our generation’s Churchill.
“vehicle runs down pedestrians and then guns shoot at people fleeing”
Mike9a says
+1
“vehicle runs down pedestrians and then guns shoot at people fleeing, both instructed by hate manual called holy book”
gravenimage says
Robert Spencer’s Confessions of an Islamophobe: “#1 New Release in Radical Political Thought”
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This is great news–except, as noted, for the idea that opposing the savagery of Islam should be considered “radical”.
JFKAR says
Being a Constitutionalist is now considered extremism, and being a white male is considered worthy of death.