Tag Archives: Arab Nightmare
Libyan army liberates Benghazi city from jihadist cutthroats
Nureddin Sabir reports that the Libyan National Army, affiliated to the internationally-recognised Libyan government, has liberated all the positions held by Islamic State, Al-Qaeda and other Islamist terrorists in Benghazi Read more [...]
In memory of Salwa Bugaighis, Libyan human rights activist murdered by Islamist scum
Nureddin, Editor, Redress Information Read more [...]
The nightmare we called the “Arab Spring”
Mohamed El-Doufani argues that the “Arab Spring” had been misunderstood from the start and, at least in Syria and Libya, what were said to be pro-democracy revolutions were in fact Islamist insurrections. Read more [...]
A shameful day for Arabs, from Libya to Iraq and Syria
Sexual depravity and the degradation Read more [...]
A worldwide revolution of ideas is needed
Graham Peebles says a root and branch revolution of the fundamental ideas on which contemporary capitalist societies are built is essential if the causes of conflict and disharmony are to be eliminated. Read more [...]
The brave women fighting bigotry in Libya
Once in a while, amid the destruction, Read more [...]
Accepting responsibility for our ills in the Arab world
The failure to take responsibility Read more [...]
Libya in the stranglehold of Islamist thugs
Nureddin Sabir argues that Libya may has passed the point of no return, just as Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo had done before it, and is now a failed state. Read more [...]
The stillbirth of the new Libya
Nureddin Sabir paints a dismal picture of the prospects for his native Libya, now a crumbling, lawless, failed state where Islamist militias have filled in the post-Gaddafi political and security vacuum. Read more [...]
The Islamists’ hijacking of Arab hope
Jamal Kanj argues that in swapping places with Dark Ages Europe, the contemporary Arab world is descending in darkness because religionists are consumed with peripheral practices rather than seeking democracy and knowledge. Read more [...]
