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EPISODE · May 27, 2016 · 54 MIN

Exposing the American Islamist Insurgency 5/28/16

from Reform This! · host TheBlaze Radio Network

Dr. Jasser dissects the latest in a continuing stream of outrages from the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) and why they should be renamed: "Council for American Islamist Radicalization". He will tell you about the un-American Islamist activities from Detroit to San Bernardino of their American Muslim so-called civil rights leaders like Dawud Walid, Hassan Shibly, and Hussam Ayloush. Dr. Jasser will tell you about how the recent plight of a leading German Muslim reformer, Professor Muhanad Kurchide, exemplifies what Islamist insurgents are doing on the frontlines to suppress the free speech of other Muslims who are the greatest hope for the West. Lastly, Zuhdi will also take a heartfelt look how and why at the peak of their careers some of America's military brass and greatest heroes, like General David Petraeus, sadly seem to lose their moral courage against Saudi Arabian and gulf regimes and their theocrats. Dr. Jasser drills down on why if American leadership is truly against the global "establishment" (the Islamists) then we must immediately stop the appeasement in every shape and form of the global Islamist movement by opening the floodgates of free speech!

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