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I have been called an extremist. I accept this charge with honor. Islam is sheer evil. It must be opposed completely. Anything less would be to compromise with evil. How do you nullify a total lie? With half-truths? To say we should adopt a moderate stance vis-à-vis Islam is a logical fallacy. Islam says, kill the unbelievers. How can one be moderate in the face of that? Does moderation mean accepting that Muslims only jail or beat the unbelievers? Islam teaches one man can have four wives. Should we compromise and say two wives are okay? Either Allah is God or else he is the figment of a sick mind. Does moderation mean recognizing him as real but asking Muslims not to pay heed to the hateful and violent teachings of his prophet?

I vehemently reject any recognition of Islam as a legitimate religion and call for its total denunciation and ban. Seventy years ago, if someone had called for a total denunciation of Nazism, he probably would have been called an extremist as well, yet a decade later everyone adopted that view. Should we not learn from history? Evil must be rejected completely and without reservation.

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I am afraid I don't know at what price the book will be offered to the market. That decision will be made by the publisher. If many people show interest, the price will be lower. In addition, I will try to convince the publisher to give a substantial discount to the first 5000 subscribers, even if it means forgoing my own royalty.

Another way you can help is to contact your local library and encourage them to place a few orders. If you really want to hammer the nails into the coffin of Islam, this book will do it.

Together, we can make this book a bestseller. This will grab the media’s attention and the message will spread like wildfire.

Thank you, and I remain sincerely yours,

Ali Sina

 

The Islam Threat is prefaced by the celebrated scholar Ibn Warraq.

Some endorsements

1- A blisteringly honest, thoroughly documented, and piercingly insightful investigation of the root causes within Islam of the fanaticism and violence that today threatens the entire world. Should be required reading at the State Department and the White House. -- Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch and author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam and the Crusades (Regnery)

2- A powerful, no holds barred look at an ideology of hate and what must be done to eradicate it. This book pulls no punches. A must read for anyone seeking to understand Islamist terrorism" Professor Kim Ezra Shienbaum, Ph.D Dept. of Political Science, Rutgers University Camden, NJ. Chief Editor of Beyond Jihad.  3- With great courage, perspicacity, and trenchant wit, Ali Sina demolishes a host of politically correct myths about Islam, and its founder. One wishes policymaking elites would avail themselves of his insights which shatter the dangerous delusions of their own invented Islam. Andrew G. Bostom, MD, author of “The Legacy of Jihad”4- Half a century ago Whittaker Chambers in his book “Witness”, warned us about the deadly danger of Communism. Now Ali Sina issues this clarion call regarding the threat of Islam. "Witness" could only have been written by one who knew Communism from within; the same can be said of The Islam Threat that is written from a perspective of one who knew Islam intimately from within. Islam is more dangerous than communism because it is camouflaged as “religion”. Jacob Thomas, Consultant on Middle Eastern affairs / Columnist 

 

5- A truly thought provoking and profound reading. Dr. Sina's unique perspective offers incredible insight and knowledge of the threats which face the civilized world. Jesse Petrilla, Founder & Chair of the United American Committee 6- I heartily recommend Ali Sina's book. It is not only enlightening at an urgent time in world history. It is also written by a man who has walked the walk. I know of no other writer on the topic who pens with such authority and reality. He is a superb expositor for he is a thorough researcher of Islam as a warring cult. J. Grant Swank, Jr., Columnist, Pastor, New Hope Church , Windham Maine 7- Ali Sina has become a key player in the Islamic Reformation; this work should educate and reach people with the power to change things for the better. His honest analysis cuts deep into contemporary and medieval Islam leaving his readers with important questions. This fermentation of introspective debate and critique is badly needed and long overdue. Chris Blackburn, Director of givethemlight.org- A Foundation for Democracy and Global Pluralism.

 

8- Ali Sina is one of the bravest thinkers of our time. Read this brilliant and piercing analysis if you want to understand why there is no such thing as a moderate Islam, and why failure to understand this could put us all at great risk. Wolfgang Bruno, writer, author of "Reformation Impossible" 9- The war against jihad can and must be won, in spite of the Western elite class that is instinctively prone to appeasement and betrayal. The first task is to analyze frankly the identity and character of the enemy and the nature of the threat. It is essential to discard the taboos and to discuss Islam without fear or guilt, or the shackles of mandated thinking. Ali Sina's new book makes an important contribution to that objective.

 

“If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles,” says Sun Tzu. Thanks to this book we know the jihadist enemy a little better -- his core beliefs, his role models, his track-record, his mindset, his modus operandi, and his intentions. We also know his weaknesses, which are many, above all his inability to develop a prosperous economy or a functional, harmonious and good society. 

 

The main problem remains with ourselves, however, with those among us who have the power to make policy and shape opinions, and who will reject and condemn Ali Sina's diagnosis. Our own elite class treats the jihadist mindset as a pathology that can and should be treated by treating causes external to Islam itself. The result is a plethora of proposed multiculturalist “cures” that are as likely to succeed in making us safe from terrorism as snake oil is likely to cure leukemia. Dr. S. Trifkovic, Foreign Affairs Editor CHRONICLES chroniclesmagazine.org/cgi-bin/newsviews.cgi