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Tag Archives: muslim world
Arab World Mourns Osama Bin Laden
Dennis Prager interviewed conservative author and Arabist David Pryce Jones (The Closed Circle) today. Dennis: “Has there been silence from the Arab and Muslim world in reaction to Bin Laden’s death?” David: “Yes. The Arab world seems to be silent … Continue reading
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Tagged david pryce jones, day of judgment, Dennis Prager, muslim world, muslim worlds, tiny sliver
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Radiation From Japan
From DennisPrager.com: Friday, March 18, 2011 Radio Show 20110318 – 01 Mad Libya Prager H1: Even after the Arab states called for intervention in Libya, Pres. Obama still would not intervene. Now that Kaddafi fears military intervention he has begun … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda issues, cease fire, dennisprager, meaningful activity, muslim world, willie mays
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Who’s To Blame For The Barbaric State Of The Arab-Islamic World?
On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager said: “Fascinating that we have heard of no reports of demonstrations in Syria. It gives you an idea of how effective the totalitarian state is. Even Iran has had massive demonstrations. “When one … Continue reading
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Tagged blasphemy laws, Dennis Prager, massive demonstrations, muslim world, totalitarian state, young lawyers
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The Virtues Of Travel
Dennis Prager writes: When I began traveling at the age of 20, I had one great goal in mind: I never wanted to hear the name of a place in the news and not be able to relate to it. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, human unhappiness, man drinks, moral challenges, muslim world, nile hilton
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Should We Have A Mosque Next To Ground Zero?
Dennis Prager writes in the Jewish Journal: Most Americans believe that a $100 million Islamic center two blocks from the place thousands of Americans were incinerated by 19 Muslims acting in the name of Islam is not right. Proponents make … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, islamic center and mosque, islamic terror, muslim countries, muslim world, palestinian muslims
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The One Group You Can’t Critizice
On Dennis Prager’s radio show today, he says: The argument that the people against the mosque being built near Ground Zero are only aiding our enemies. Al Qaeda sees all the protests against the mosque and this helps recruitment. Something … Continue reading
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Tagged christian extremists, Dennis Prager, ground zero, missing people, moral problem, muslim world
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