Month: February 2011

Winds of Change in the Mainstream Media?

Published by Eli Clifton 3 Comments

While Hosni Mubarak’s thirty years in power appears to be coming to an end, another, quieter change appears to be overcoming U.S. mainstream media. Outlets such as CNN and MSNBC have been asking pointed questions about the U.S.’s tangled Middle… Continue Reading →

All Eyes on Egypt, Daniel Pipes Looks to Iran

Published by Ali Gharib 2 Comments

Everyone’s watching Egypt. Everyone. But Daniel Pipes sees right through it, to where Iran is lurking in the background. It’s right there in the opinion section of the Washington Times, where even Frank Gaffney is zoomed in on the Muslim… Continue Reading →