Islamo-Fascist Awareness Week

On over 100 campuses across the country, a large roster of speakers are talking about matters that are not being addressed in women's studies programs or in Saudi-subsidized Middle Eastern studies departments.

Kathryn Lopez interviewed David Horowitz on how he is getting students to listen to the counter-curriculum

I begin my speeches by explaining the poster we have created which shows a Muslim woman having her head blown off by a Taliban soldier for sexual improprieties. I refer to the 130 million Muslim women who have had their genitals sliced off without anesthetic to conform to some barbaric Muslim custom. I recall the 200,000 moderate Muslims slaughtered by Islamo-fascists in Algeria calling themselves “al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.” The room gets pretty silent after that.

Nonie Darwish, an Arab-American author and feminist as well as a vociferous critic of radical Islam,  spoke at Wellesley College last week and got the "Mean Girl Treatment according to Phyllis Chesler.

The radical Muslims on American campuses are getting more belligerent, far more militant,” author and lecturer Nonie Darwish tells me. “They have perfected their intimidation and disruption techniques.”

And more of the same at Berkeley according to Zombietime.

Nonie Darwish writes herself of the Berkeley incident

I felt that even in America I am being silenced. My response was: “Who will speak for women who are stoned and for Muslims terrorized in radical Muslim countries? It is sad that I left oppressive Sharia Muslim culture, where I had no freedom of speech, only to find myself silenced in America, by groups who claim they are for free speech.”

Let's hope David Warren is correct when writes in Confrontational

Attempts to disrupt the events have thus far largely played into the organizers' hands. For they are trying to get attention, and disruptions help. And since the protesters from various campus radical cells do a good job of illustrating the very points the organizers are making -- trying to silence people by intimidation -- people can see the main point in action.

Let's hope the organizers are right when they say

By the end of the week millions of people will have heard our message that we will no longer turn a blind eye to the violence directed against women, gays, and 'infidels’ in Islamo-Fascist regimes. This homicidal intolerance, and the conspiracy of silence that protects it on America’s campuses, will no longer be accepted.”