The Newest Deal with Iran Is the Latest in a Long Line of Failed Agreements with Authoritarians
J.D. Vance’s incoherence.
June 24, 2026
Radicalism’s roots.
Beginning with its origins in early 20th-century Europe, Ed Husain explains the distinctive ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood and traces its evolution over the past 100 years. He also argues that the position that Islamism can be neither named nor condemned has entrenched itself in British politics and society, while Islam is taking a very different path in America—and will continue to do so, unless the U.S. repeats the mistakes of Western Europe. (Interview by Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster. Video, 91 minutes. Audio available at the link below.)
J.D. Vance’s incoherence.
Violent radicalism and liberal complacency.
Radicalism’s roots.
Uriah P. Levy and Frank Marx Etting.
A grotesquely portrayed Jewish mother isn’t just petty and transphobic, she’s also pro-Israel.
Beginning with its origins in early 20th-century Europe, Ed Husain explains the distinctive ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood and traces its evolution over the past 100 years. He also argues that the position that Islamism can be neither named nor condemned has entrenched itself in British politics and society, while Islam is taking a very different path in America—and will continue to do so, unless the U.S. repeats the mistakes of Western Europe. (Interview by Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster. Video, 91 minutes. Audio available at the link below.)
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