Reform This!

Join Dr. Jasser this week as he realizes that when it comes to confronting political Islam and actual Muslim reform, it’s more and more clear that, unfortunately, the biggest obstacle is the left’s anti-Americanism and partisan obsessions, much more so than than the host of other obstacles that also exist. No doubt, Muslims need to do a lot more for reform, but the recent, often sympathetic response to the Iranian Mullocracy by the Left should leave many Americans far more enlightened about why there’s been little to no headway against political Islam domestically and globally since 9/11.

Don't miss this week's episode as Zuhdi gives you his take on what's going on in Iraq, Iran and the Middle East from the attack on our American contractors to the so-called demonstrations, rather... terrorist acts ...upon our embassy to now the long overdue targeted killing of General Qasim Soleimani. Make no mistake, this killing is more consequential than the killing of Bin Laden, al-Baghdadi or Awlaki. Dr. Jasser will tell you why.

Don’t miss this week’s episode as Zuhdi looks at the story behind the Netflix satire on Jesus and the trending #GayJesus hashtag. Why is it that left media won’t satire a #GayMuhammad, but anything is game against Christianity? The #TerroristVeto trumps all protecting their radical interpretations of Islam. Also, more and more Islamist imams in the U.S. and the West are being exposed as sexual predators. Where’s the #MeToo movement and the liberal media? Do they really care about Muslims? Zuhdi also talks about the recent stories surrounding the dismissed imam at the Scottsdale Mosque in Arizona.

This week, join Zuhdi as he looks at some of the top issues in the world of national security against radical Islam and the need for real reforms. On the menu this week: the US Congress finally recognizes the Armenian genocide of 1915 and Turkey's Erdogan responds predictably fanatically. The American Left proves yet again how all-in they are with leading American radical Islamist groups. Last, the Saudi government’s attempt to dismiss the Pensacola terror attack committed by their air force officer(s) is so predictable and emblematic.

Don’t miss this episode as Zuhdi looks at the latest regarding the mass shooting by a Saudi national and Air Force pilot, Mohammed Alshamrani, at the US Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida. It’s not too early to discuss the evolution and stagnancy of the divergent missions of Saudi Arabia’s Wahhabist salafi-jihadist ideology and the House of Saud’s global foreign policy. Is it not about time we revisit what actual reforms would look like in the Kingdom? From Al Qaeda to ISIS their goal remains to destroy the West and sever the relationship between the US and the West. Can a House of Saud sustain real reforms?

On this Thanksgiving Day weekend, Dr. Jasser looks at all the levels of failure that led to this weekend’s ISIS terror attack killing two and injuring more; by a known, and believe it or not, previously-convicted radical Islamist terrorist: Usman Khan. This case highlights the three major areas of failure our societies in the West have surrendered in what should be a state of war against Islamists domestically and globally. Listen this week, as Zuhdi highlights our most vulnerable areas in western security.

This week Dr. Jasser looks into why the new Arizona Muslim Alliance, a leadership coalition of major Islamic organizations in Arizona, would launch itself by bringing in a known notorious radical Islamist cleric— Siraj Wahhaj. Despite all of his ideological rap sheet, close contacts with individuals convicted of terrorism, and his anti-American anti-semitism, mosogyny, and homophobic bigotry, he remains a significant fundraiser and icon for the Islamist establishment. This episode is a window into everything anyone wanted to know about the major obstacles to reform within the Muslim communities. Dr. Jasser will also look in this episode at the revolution growing in Iran against the mullahs and what it means for the region and theocrats.

As President Trump met with the President of Turkey, Recip Erdogan, in the White House this week, Dr. Jasser takes a hard look at all the issues that should have been on the table. Allies, Enemies, or NATO members, all that doesn't matter when it comes to American interests with the neo-Caliph head of a jihadist state which is now helping to re-spawn ISIS 2.0. Also, Michael Oren wrote about the possible coming military conflagration in the Middle East. Zuhdi talks about what happens in the vacuum of American influence and fear with the worst actors in the Middle East.

Don’t miss this episode where Zuhdi takes on the ideas of the Islamist establishment now trying to legitimize, of all things, the idea of an Islamic Caliphate. Ovamir Anjum, a writer for Texas-based Islamist clearinghouse, the Yaqeen Institute, just published an extensive piece outlining the legitimacy of a Caliphate for Muslims. Dr. Jasser looks at whether this is truly moderate Islam or, more likely, just ”ISIS-lite”. Also, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN), stumping for Sen. Bernie Sanders, called for an “end to Western imperialism”. How has ‘full-on Islamist’ rhetoric become commonplace for the far Left in America?

Listen in this week as Zuhdi discusses the impact of Al-Baghdadi’s death upon ISIS and the threat of salafi-jihadist groups to the West. Also, why is the media ignoring the mass protests in Lebanon and Iraq? And what’s the new Muslim appointee on the Commission on Unalienable Rights, Hamza Yusuf, telling other Muslims about the Trump administration that appointed him?

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Join Zuhdi this week as he looks at the stark distinction between the moral courage of NBA star Enes Kanter and the kleptocratic weakness of “King” LeBron James. What role and responsibility do celebrities have in gathering support and putting pressure on tyrannies like China who commit crimes against humanity? What does it say about our society? Dr. Jasser also will give you the latest on what can be learned from the continued fallout as Turkey begins its war crimes against the Kurds. Last, Zuhdi tells you why calling Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset” only helps platform her radical ideas.

This week, join Zuhdi as he gives you the full story on our strongest allies in Iraq, Syria and the region, save Israel, — the Kurds. What are the moral, strategic, and rational imperatives in the U.S. relationship with the Kurds; and more poignantly, how dangerous is the supposed NATO ally, Turkey, and its neo-Ottoman tyrannical President Recip Erdogan?

In this week’s episode, Zuhdi takes the Salt Lake Tribune to task for whitewashing a large new Mosque project as “female friendly” when it’s only just another gender apartheid mosque in America. When will these low expectations of American Muslims and tolerance for their misogyny end? Listen in to hear also about what happened on the streets outside the annual UN General Assembly Meeting in New York City.

This week Dr. Jasser takes a look at some of the news items missed in domestic and global policy against radical Islamism because of the continued Trump derangement syndrome. Zuhdi also then takes a deep dive into the political dynamics of American Muslim communities and where they do identifiy with American political parties Democrat, Republican, or independent and where they should or shouldn’t. He will also take you through the stranglehold of Islamists, their tribalism, and their attendant “establishment” and the total lack of a reason based approach for many leading Muslims in politics. Zuhdi answers the question — why don’t Muslims actively identity as conservatives or as liberals?

Don’t miss this week’s episode! Dr. Jasser takes a look at Iran’s Khomenist “war games” with more attacks now against Saudi Arabia’s oil production. Zuhdi gives you insight on how to understand their belligerence and possibly what to expect next in the region. No one can make this mess make more sense than Dr. Jasser! Also, the Department of Education is reviewing Islamist bias in foreign language education grants at the UNC and Duke Consortium for Middle East Studies. Media, however, falsely reported it as the Trump administration’s anti-Islam bias. Hear the truth here. Last, what is going on at the Women’s March?

This week, Dr. Jasser shares some reflections on the 18th anniversary of 9-11-01, re-examines where we have come since, and reveals what we all have yet to do for national security and counter-Islamist reforms. His words about 9-11 opening his book, "A Battle for the Soul of Islam" ring true more today than ever before. Yet, The New York Times wrote this week that, "airplanes took aim", and not human beings or jihadists? It's 18 years post-9-11 with so many failures since, yet the mentality is increasingly like 9-10-01. Zuhdi also shares with you the successes and fireworks after a town hall meeting on 9-10-19 that he and other leaders of the Muslim Reform Movement led this week at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, right in Rep. Ilhan Omar's backyard. So much to share!

This week, Zuhdi answers the question that large media platforms should be asking when they let Islamists dominate the representation of American Muslims in the social, political, cultural, and theological realms: Can’t American Muslims do better than the Islamists? Shouldn’t we expect better? American Muslims can certainly do better with regards to ideological diversity, integrity, maternity, and Western values than the radicals like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, or the shape-shifting corruption of Mohammad Tawhidi. Platforming them is a bigotry of low expectations.

This week, Zuhdi looks at reports that the Census Bureau may actually be partnering with the Islamists at CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations). It's a bad idea on too many levels to describe. Also, presidential candidates and the Left are still touting "ending all unnecessary wars" despite the U.S. not being in nor starting any wars. Where is this coming from? And what is the place of America in the world? Lastly, an announcement. Don't miss this!

Every day, the Council on American Islamic Relations bullies American citizens into submission if they dare to challenge the Islamist worldview. This week they’re intimidating a minor league baseball team owner in Connecticut. In this week’s podcast, Zuhdi gives you a primer into understanding the who, what, why, and how of CAIR and the real mission of the pitbull of American Islamist organizations.