Robert Spencer's The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam

I likely will not be able to read Robert Spencer’s The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) for quite awhile, in spite of finishing ‘Michael Moore is a Big Fat Stupid White Man’ I still have Ann Coulter’s latest book to catch up on and for some reason I find myself caught up reading ‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’ at the current moment, but I thought I would take the time to push it here on the weblog.

The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) covers such controversial issues regarding Islam and the Crusades as:

• Mohammed: the "Perfect Man"? That's how Muslims regard him. Details about his character and in Mohammed's career of bloody conquest that make him a dangerous role model
• The roots of Islamic terrorism and violence in the Koran
• The Crusades: not acts of unprovoked aggression by Europe against the Islamic world, but a delayed response to centuries of Muslim aggression
• The stifling effect Islam has on science and free inquiry, accounting for its failure to prosper -- and hence of its murderous envy of the West
• How the much-ballyhooed (and grossly exaggerated) "Golden Age" of Islamic culture was largely inspired by non-Muslims
• The ghastly lure of Islam's X-rated Paradise for suicide bombers and jihad terrorists
• How Mohammad ordered -- and rejoiced in -- the assassinations of his enemies. How he lied and broke treaties as a matter of course
• Islamic law: how it institutionalizes oppression of Christians, Jews and other non-Muslims in Islamic societies
• How the Koran and Islamic law treat women as nothing more than possessions of men
• Islam's only overarching moral principle: "if it's good for Islam, it's right"
• Why Western leaders who think non-Muslims can "win hearts and minds" among Islamic jihadists are naïve
• Why modern-day jihad warriors despise democracy and will do all they can to resist it

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