Extract from the book of Mr David Duke : "Jewish Supremacism"My  awakening to the Jewish questions   “When I first read extensive sections of the Talmud, even with the Jewish published translations in front of me, I did not want to believe they were authentic. I approached another Jewish acquaintance, Mark Cohen, and gave him a page of these quotations. He seemed equally upset by them. By the look on his face, I knew instantly that he was completely unfamiliar (and unsympathetic) with this Talmudic writ. He offered to ask his rabbi about their authenticity. The rabbi confirmed that the quotations…

Allah teaches us to say before each prayer: “I have turned my face toward him who created the heavens and the earth, as one by nature upright, and I am not of the idolaters”. So this verse shows the direction and the finality religiously. In each work I do, my direction is toward Allah, and I am in harmony with the heavens, the earth, and all creatures, in their turning toward him. Allah teaches us to say before each prayer: “I have turned my face toward him who created the heavens and the earth, as one by nature upright, and…

I see innumerable news articles detailing the latest revelations from Edward Snowden, and a blizzard of pieces calling for leniency or a pardon for the world’s most famous whistleblower – but in the comments sections, including of my own columns on the subject, I find expressions of seemingly hopeless despair: "Yes, but what can we doabout it?" The answer: take action at the local level. Use as a model the efforts of Californialibertarian activists who have lobbied state Senators Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) and Joel Anderson (R-San Diego) to introduce the Fourth Amendment Protection Actforbidding any state support to the National Security Agency. "I agree with the NSA that the world is…

Pluralism is a condition of humility and a protection against potential excess and Islam confirms this transversal teaching by synthesising the two dimensions When John Locke wrote his Letter on Tolerance in 1689, he argued for the necessity to accept religious plurality (apart from atheism seen as unacceptable and dangerous). He meant to distinguish the authority of the State and that of the Church: Temporal power, the State, drew up laws and managed the social contract and civil peace between citizens, who must be free to choose their religion and dogmas. Locke addressed the two powers and developed arguments from…

Extract of book “Education for faith based intelligence and community life”part II Man and Self. The Self as Organizing Principle: Dear Believers, the great Swiss scientist Piaget described the first awareness of the child as an immediate awareness with no focus in time or place, nor as a distinct and separate being even with a physical awareness of itself. This experience of disembodied awareness can only be termed spiritual. The child who plays with its feet, hands and toes, learning to manipulate things is learning the conscious awareness and functions of its body and mind. As self-awareness grows the child…