David Horowitz on Muslim Brotherhood Influence in U.S. at CPAC 2011

Monday, February 14, 2011

David Horowitz on Muslim Brotherhood Influence in U.S. at CPAC 2011

HT : NewZeal.

1 comment:

Always On WatchFebruary 14, 2011 at 9:23 AM
Excellent speech!

As you know, I have posted it.

One of my students, commenter "MJB," read Horowitz's Radical Son -- at my recommendation. MJB is forever citing the book -- a good thing in the conservative group of homeschoolers with whom I work. I need to get some other students to read and/or listen to Horowitz.
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