Senior Lecturer. Author of 10 books, including “When Marx Meets Islam.” Writing Fellow for Middle East Forum.
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This is one of the most important books to drop in 2026.
“When Marx Meets Islam: Navigating Radical Ideologies in Defense of the West” (Pitchstone Publishing) explores how the rise of democratic socialism and communism actively collaborates with Islamism and the Muslim Brotherhood, with the shared target of dismantling the U.S.-Israel alliance and undermining the West at large.
Out October 13th. Mark your calendars, and let me know your thoughts on this topic in the comments.
I will be on @foxandfriends tomorrow morning at 6:30 ET to discuss the French riots and the Red-Green Alliance. Tune in.
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The truth is socialism will put entrepreneurs in jail, while capitalism just sees socialists complain they can't steal your money.
.@DanielDiMartino: "It's very easy to be a socialist in a capitalist country. It's illegal to be a capitalist in a socialist country. That is the difference."
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Shocked, shocked I tell you.
Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Code Pink, was in contact with men who were revealed to be foreign intelligence agents for the regime in Iran.
Benjamin attended the 2014 New Horizon conference in Tehran and led a delegation to meet the former foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in 2029.
She is at the scene of many anti-Israel events, often pretending to care about Palestinians while spreading blood libel about Israel.
So yes, this all adds up.
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Believe it or not - it is not uncommon for people from the Middle East to learn that they are in fact Jewish. When I share my story, I can't tell you how many people tell me they had the same experience.
Their parents or grandparents were forced to flee their homes across the Middle East and/or practice in secret and they didn't want that for their children. So, they just didn't tell us...
Raised Christian in America after her family fled the Lebanese Civil War, @HagarChemali learned as a teenager that her mother was secretly #Jewish. Today, she proudly identifies as Christian, Jewish & a self-described Lebanese #Zionist. I spoke with her about her remarkable journey and work to advance peace between #Lebanon & #Israel & why she felt a responsibility to be public about it in the wake of #October7👇📺 | Our full conversation: youtu.be/oV_zNXIpxP4?si=PqH-…
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New from me: Georgetown Law’s Student Bar Association passed a resolution this week condemning a Jewish attorney on Sen. Ted Cruz’s staff and accusing her of Islamophobia after she appeared on campus to discuss the Muslim Brotherhood and her work representing victims of terrorism.
Erielle Azerrad, Cruz's deputy chief counsel, spoke to students about the Brotherhood’s origins and how the group had expanded its operations in the US. She also noted the Muslim Students Association’s ties to the Brotherhood, though she disputed that such ties meant all Muslim students, or even all MSA members, were connected to the terrorist group.
The resolution accused Azerrad of promoting "Islamophobic beliefs and conspiracy theories" at the event and having a "well-documented record of false, bigoted, and harmful anti-Muslim rhetoric."
Full story for @jewishinsider here:
jewishinsider.com/2026/10/ge…
The battle for Western civilization is being played out on a hidden, strategic chessboard.
Narratives, theories, networks, policies, and and influence are the real pieces, played by Western patriots on one side and an unholy "Red-Green Alliance" of Marxists, anarchists, and Islamists on the other.
I map out every strategic move with receipts in my new book, “When Marx Meets Islam.”
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MEF Chief Strategist @jimhansondc on Piers Morgan Uncensored with @piersmorgan:
"Iran is no longer the hegemon with their axis of resistance and all of their proxies pushing things their direction. All of their proxies are more or less destroyed."
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One event I'm keeping an eye on today is “Unsettling Pedagogy: How Palestine Transforms Our Classrooms.”
Stanford's Asian American Studies Department is co-hosting the event alongside several groups, including Students for Justice in Palestine and Faculty for Justice in Palestine.
Three professors from Asian American Studies, Anthropology, and Film & Media Studies will explore how Palestine can “unsettle and transform” their academic disciplines and teaching methods.
I suspect Palestine is serving as a Trojan horse to bring more critical theory and decolonial perspectives into other academic disciplines. These perspectives are hardly lacking in higher education. If anything, they're already pervasive.
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This resolution is meant to stop people like @politicalelle from talking about Islamic terrorism while Georgetown takes Qatari money.
Student law group at @Georgetown released a resolution ATTACKING Erielle Azerrad, the Deputy Chief Counsel for Sen. Ted Cruz, after she spoke at an on-campus event about the dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization.
They label her comments as "hate speech" and "Islamophobic" and are demanding that the university silence this speech.
Georgetown has been conquered. Sad.
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Student law group at @Georgetown released a resolution ATTACKING Erielle Azerrad, the Deputy Chief Counsel for Sen. Ted Cruz, after she spoke at an on-campus event about the dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization.
They label her comments as "hate speech" and "Islamophobic" and are demanding that the university silence this speech.
Georgetown has been conquered. Sad.
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Could it happen here? ‘France is a warning that our civilisation is not immortal.’ My column in this week’s @spectator spectator.com/article/france…
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LeBron James was born to a 16-year-old single mother in Akron, Ohio. He bounced between friends just to have a place to sleep. Then this country handed him everything.
It gave him over $500 million in NBA salary and over $1 billion more in endorsements and business deals. Forbes puts his net worth at $1.4 billion. He was the first active NBA player in history to become a billionaire.
And when the national anthem plays for the country that made all of that possible, he can't give it two minutes of respect.
No hand over his heart. No standing still. He's goofing around, flailing his arms, flapping around, pretending to shoot a basketball, doing literally anything except honoring the flag that turned a kid from Akron into a billionaire.
That's not a protest. That's not a statement. That's just disrespect.
Millions of Americans work their whole lives and never see a fraction of what this country gave him. Men and women died so he could play a game for a living in front of sold-out arenas. The least he could do is stand there and act like it means something.
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The new narration of Islam, Israel and the West is now a #1 bestseller on Amazon. If you haven’t gotten the audio version yet, good, the new version is way better. Get it now!
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The Muslim Brotherhood has a very strong foothold in France; in their educational system, in their trade associations, in their politics, and it’s the same parties that are trying to bring that here to the United States.
Mamdani supports, for example, the CURB Act. He wants to dismantle the NYPD’s strategic response group, the very group that’s supposed to be deployed when we have riots, when we have civil unrest on the streets.
They are openly calling to disband that NYPD group, while at the same time justifying this type of violence. Why? Free Palestine. There we go. So we are doing this to ourselves.
This is what we are going to look like if we don’t get this under control!
Thank you for having me on @SchmittNYC @NEWSMAX
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Abdul said he is an immigrant from North Africa.
He said he’s a dual citizen with Egypt.
The Muslim Brotherhood issued a statement congratulating him on his primary victory.
He has donors who are members of the MB, including Abdul Dardery, a former spokesperson for the terrorist group.
Abdul wrote an op-ed in the Huffington Post urging Americans to support the MB if they took over Egypt.
His sister tweeted that their mother belonged to the MB.
He justified a terrorist attack on a synagogue in Michigan.
On Morning Joe, he called Israel “bloodthirsty”.
He won’t acknowledge Israel’s right to exist.
Abdul is covered in smoke. He of course must deny he supports the MB.
Through the smoke, it’s not hard to see the fire.
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French intelligence agencies seek help from Israeli intelligence agencies as the radical left and Islamists set France on fire.
Macron and his government condemn
and sanction Israel. Israel helps the French people against threats that Macron can’t control.
Re-sharing @DrJulesGomes review on @idicenter of my book "When Marx Meets Islam" because the Red-Green alliance he analyzes is visible right now.
France’s October riots: ultra-left networks and Islamist-linked elements burning city halls and mixing Palestinian flags with Mélenchon support. El-Sayed’s Michigan campaign: the political “rook” pattern of progressive alliances and Islamist-adjacent ties.
The map is being tested. Review: earlyaccess.idicenter.org/p/…
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Qatar's money in American education runs into the billions. @craigcons of Rice University on why the receipts matter, and why Qatar is now reaching into K-12 classrooms, on The MEF Podcast.
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Today, as I arrived at the studio to record with @KonstantinKisin and @francisjfoster for @TRIGGERnometry, I met @ComicDaveSmith as he was leaving the building.
He was on the phone, but I stopped him anyway.
He didn’t recognize me, so I introduced myself and asked him to have a conversation with me. He refused and walked away.
I’m not sure whether he eventually recognized me or not, but for the past two years I’ve responded to nearly every lie Dave has spewed on this platform, and some of those posts have received millions of views, so at the very least he should have recognized my name.
Anyway, I asked Konstantin to get Dave Smith to debate me.
Let’s see if he accepts.