Bridge of Grace

The Red & Green Alliance is a term I first heard on a news panel in which activists from different walks of life were discussing the threat that Jihad plays on the world ( Link to Video ).  In the video, Canadian Activist Jamie Glazov, who was born to a family of Soviet defectors, described what he called an "Unholy Alliance" between the "Far Left" and "Fundamentalist Islam."  In the video, Glazov describes how when people are attacked by a totalitarian ideology, namely Jihad, the Left twists it around to make the victim the perpetrator and the perpetrator the victim.   Glazov accuses the Left of deliberately demonizing the people who stand up for the victims of fundamentalist Islam (Ex. Terrorist attack victims, honor killing victims, etc.) while trying to either make excuses or whitewash those who are the actual perpetrators of these crimes.  This alliance seems to be nothing short of bizarre.  After all, the Left claims to be opposed to slavery, cha

Zuhdi Jasser is the the founder of the Islamic Forum for Democracy who knows the full horror of a Socialist Dictatorship.  His parents fled from Syria in the 1960's to escape their repressive nation and settled in Ohio where Jasser eventually grew up and joined the U.S. Navy.  The nation experienced great instability with nearly 20 coups after the French colonial administration pulled out of the country.  Eventually, the Baathists took over and turned Syria in what Jasser called "The North Korea of the Middle East."  Jasser called the Syrian Military an "Evil Force" and confessed that nearly one out of nine people worked for the Syrian Secret Policy who encouraged the populace to denounce anyone who spoke against the government.  Assad's military even brainwashed children into denouncing their parents.  Any who became backlisted lost all of their civil rights as well as the ability to make a life for themselves.  They would essentially end up living in an op