The objective of my presentation is to explain the role plaid by the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation, OIC, and its several attempts to try to ban freedom of expression on Islam across the world. First, I will explain what is the OIC and what are its goals; Secondly I will develop the killing freedom-islamic concept of “defamation of religions” supported by OIC and partly by the UN; Third I will finish with the “Istanbul process” and the western reaction against OIC anti-freedom and theocratic agenda.
Continuer à lire "The Danger of the Istanbul Process" »Jeudi, 9 août 2012
The Danger of the Istanbul Process
Lundi, 18 août 2008
"Radical Islam is not a reaction against the "injustices" in Palestine
Three years after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Europe experienced its own September 11. Europe has learned, at its own expense, that the main threat to the democracies is, from now on, Islamist totalitarianism.
Continuer à lire ""Radical Islam is not a reaction against..." »Lundi, 24 mars 2008
islamic fascism
Is there an islamic fascism?
Continuer à lire "islamic fascism" »Jeudi, 20 mars 2008
“The Zawahiri’s double edge strategy”
With the occasion of the 5th birthday of the Anglo-American intervention in Iraq (April 2003), Al-Qaeda tries to galvanize its troops, weakened in Iraq, since Sunnites tribes formerly risen against the Americans, joined the coalition and gave up the Jihad who kills more Muslims than “Crusaders”, and which is no longer supported any more by the Iraqis. (translated by Gisela Cepparo)
Continuer à lire "“The Zawahiri’s double edge strategy”" »Mardi, 15 janvier 2008
Islamic fascism
The rush to denounce Islamic fundamentalist terrorism in the aftermath of the tragic events of September 11 provided an ideal opportunity to perpetuate the cliché of the «mainly moderate», « Western-friendly» Islamic world, a stance trotted out after every wave of Islamist terror to strike France in recent years.
Continuer à lire "Islamic fascism" »Mercredi, 8 février 2006
Clash of Civilizations 2006: Today Kosovo -- Tomorrow Jerusalem?
By Miroljub Jevtic: University of Sarajévo and Belgrade,
Professor of science politics and specialist of islamic revivalism in Balkans and ex-USSR
Special to Jihad Watch: Professor Miroljub Jevtiæ assesses the situation in Kosovo and beyond. Professor Jevtiæ is a professor at the College of Political Science at the Belgrade University. He is visiting the United States this month with Bishop Artemije of Raska and Prizren (which includes Kosovo and Metohija) in a mission to awaken the West - and especially the United States - against the ill-advised direction of current policy and the disastrous impact it would have on Kosovo's beleaguered Christian Serbs.
Dimanche, 12 décembre 2004
Del Valle's Answer to M. Murawiec
I have recently read with dismay Mr. Muraviec's article: The wacky world of French intellectuals published in April 2000 on your site (Middle East Forum) and I'd like to respond to his criticism of my positions and my work. I hope to establish here a sense of truth.
Continuer à lire "Del Valle's Answer to M. Murawiec" »Lundi, 6 décembre 2004
The Reds, The Browns and the Greens or The Convergence of Totalitarianisms
by Alexandre Del Valle* [translated from the French by Erich von Abele]
Since the instigation of the second Intifada al Aqsa, in September of 2000; since September 11, 2001, which marked the end of the inviolability of America’s strategic sanctuary; and, above all, since the second Iraqi crisis, which has resulted in the dismantling of the regime of Saddam Hussein, one has been able to note throughout the West the emergence of a Red-Green-Brown Axis (the Red of the extreme left, the Brown of the extreme right, and the Green of Islamism). The different components of this Axis have for a common objective the struggle against the new faces of Evil: America, Israel, “Imperialism”, and even the West in its entirety.
Vendredi, 23 juillet 2004
Reasons for Refusing the Turkish Candidature
At the time when the heads of state of the European Union have just opened the negotiations concerning the membership of Turkey in the EU (a process which can, however, be interrupted at any moment) and when, at the same time, the rise of Islamism in Turkey is worrying the opponents of the Turkish candidature, it is good to analyze step by step the arguments of the supporters of the membership of Ankara.
Continuer à lire "Reasons for Refusing the Turkish Candidature" »Jeudi, 15 juillet 2004
Europe: the Stockholm Syndrome
Three years after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Europe experienced its own September 11. Spain has learned, at its own expense, that the main threat to the democracies is, from now on, Islamist totalitarianism. Despite this real electric shock, a number of experts on Islam continue to nod in agreement that Islamo-terrorism is nothing else but a reaction to the American-Zionist imperialism and that it does not strike anyone except the Westerners supporting Sharon, Bush and their Muslim lackeys. The attacks which occurred in Morocco in May 2003 and in Turkey in November 2003 have been the proof that even in the countries ruled by Islamic parties and opposed to the United States like the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan during the war in Irak can be targeted. The Madrid tragedy has enabled us to see to what extent a mass of foolhardy Europeans is struck by the Stockholm syndrome. It is a sickness which reached the point if absurdity when, on the 22 of March, the European Ministries of Justice - with Monsieur de Villepin at their head - condemned the assassination by the Tsahal of the spiritual chief of Hamas, Sheikh Yassin who was, at the same time, one of the most formidable sponsors of the Green Terror and, and therefore, one of the people responsible for the degradation of the situation in the Middle East.
Continuer à lire "Europe: the Stockholm Syndrome" »Dimanche, 20 juillet 2003
Islamist Totalitarianism - Attack on Democracies
One year after the 11 September a heavy toll
I: The lessons after Manhattan
II: The theological and canonical foundation of Islamist totalitarianism
III: Shariah and liberal democracies: two mutually exclusivee systems
IV: New Green Totalitarianism
V: The great global tendencies of Islamist proselytising and terrorism
VI: The strategies of conquest of Islamist Totalitarianism
VII: The state of affairs in the places affected by Islamist activities in the West
VIII: From politically correct to Islamically correct or the philosophical suicide of
the West
IX: The crisis of democracies or the new totalitarian tendency
Jeudi, 5 décembre 2002
Interview with Alexandre del Valle about Islamist Totalitarianism
Three questions for Alexandre del Valle about: Islamist Totalitarianism Attack on Democracies
Continuer à lire "Interview with Alexandre del Valle about..." »Vendredi, 6 septembre 2002
Islamist Totalitarianism Democracies under attack (résumé en Anglais)
0ne year after September 11 : a devastating assessment "Totalitarianism of the third kind". Since the unprecedented catastrophe of September 11, there has been more talk in the West than ever before about "Islamism" and the Muslim religion in general.
Continuer à lire "Islamist Totalitarianism Democracies under..." »Lundi, 17 septembre 2001
The Foundations of Islamist Terrorism
Since the 11th of September 2001 observers and analysts have never been talking so much about Islamism or, in fact, about Islam itself. Their different, often hasty and superficial, comments fluctuate between Islamophobia - encouraged by the dangerous construct Islam = Islamist terrorism; and the other face of Janus of ignorance - the idea of the Islamically correct in accordance with which the recurring Islamist attacks are seen as an opportunity to criticize the said construct and to boast of the intrinsic qualities of the Koran as the text of peace and of Islam as religion of love, this serving as an inversed and redemptive recepticle of the whole Western Judeo-Christian bad conscience. Let's try to look into it more closely.
Continuer à lire "The Foundations of Islamist Terrorism" »Jeudi, 3 mai 2001
Macedonia faces the Albanian irredentism : an identity conflict on the NATO and the Albanian Mafia road
During the Joint Forces operation in Kosovo, NATO carried war in Serbia on the UCK Albanian nationalist side. Two years later hardly, the Westerns and NATO, operating a turn to 180, call the Serbs to return in the security zone this time, which was prohibited to them, during the KFOR development, devoting the end of the Joint Forces operation, and to protect the southern and the east Serb boundaries, in order to constrain the new Macedonian UCK menacing the stability of the region.
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