โ Scribed by Spencer, Robert
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Islam expert Robert Spencer reveals Islam's ongoing, unshakable quest for global conquest and why the West today faces the same threat as the Crusaders did--and what we can learn from their experience.
''A clarion call for the defense of the West before it is too late.'' -- Ibn Warraq, author
''A much-needed antidote to the poisonous propaganda that compromises our current battle against jihadist murder.'' -- Bruce Thornton, historian
''An enormous amount of well-researched material. Throws the ball back into the camp of Arabist historians.'' -- Walid Phares, terror analyst
''Assails, with much erudition, the taboos imposed by the Politically Correct League.'' -- Bat Ye'or, historian
''The courageous Robert Spencer busts myths and tells truths about jihadists that no one else will tell.'' -- Michelle Malkin, bestselling author and columnist
Everything (well, almost everything) you know about Islam and the Crusades is wrong because most textbooks and popular history books are written by left-wing academics and Islamic apologists who justify their contemporary political agendas with contrived historical ''facts.'' But fear not: Robert Spencer (author of the bestseller Islam Unveiled) refutes the popular myths in The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades). Spencer reveals facts that you won't be taught in school and will never hear on the evening news, supplies a revealing list of ''Books You Must Not Read'' (as far as the PC left is concerned), and takes you on a fast-paced politically incorrect tour of Islamic teaching and Crusades history that will give you all the information you need to understand the true nature of the global conflict America faces today.
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