The Revenge of the Prophet: How Clinton and Predecessors Empowered Radical Islam

Publication Data: Boston, MA: Regina Orthodox Press, 2006
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: vi + 341
Dimensions (l × w × h): 22.9 cm × 15.4 cm × 2.4 cm
Additional Information: black-and-white illustrations
ISBN: 1‒928653‒23‒5

   
Vojin Joksimovich
Foreword by Gregory Copley

“Today, the current context for terrorism is a political form, or manipulation, of Islamic ideology, known as Islamism. What is especially potent today is the admixture of Islamism—which is as much an affront to Islam as it is to non-Muslim religions and societies—with terrorist structures (deriving both from societies frustrated and confused by global change as well as from states reliant, through inherent weakness, on asymmetric forms of warfare), and criminal global narco-trafficking. It is this modern matrix—Islamism, narco-trafficking, state sponsorship, versus the smug and lethargic target of Western society—which Dr. Vojin Joksimovich brings into focus in this new study.”
—“Foreword”

CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREWORD by Gregory Copley
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1: Islam, Islamism and Jihad Ideologists
   Fundamentals of Islam and Islamism; brief biographies of principal bin Laden mentors.
Chapter 2: Faustian Deal with Saudi Arabia
   Sixty-year U.S.-Saudi bond starting with the Quincy Deal; merger of Wahhabism and Muslim Brotherhood in visceral hatred of the West; proselytism of Wahhabism.
Chapter 3: Afghanistan: U.S. Proxy War, Afghan Arabs and Taliban
   U.S., Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sponsored the Afghan jihad as a proxy war against the USSR and gave birth to Afghan Arabs, Al Qaeda and the Taliban; Pakistan’s Islamic Bomb and Complicity in 9/11.
Chapter 4: Bin Laden and Al Qaeda
   Bin Laden’s and Al Qaeda’s background; series of terrorist acts attributable to Al Qaeda which served as precursors to 9/11; post-9/11 new Al Qaeda.
Chapter 5: Bosnian Jihad
   U.S. condoned and assisted Iranian-led jihad; Bin Laden’s master plan to establish a base of operations in Europe against Al Qaeda’s true enemy; U.S. empowered Al Qaeda’s Al Mujahid Brigade, which later provided linkages to 9/11 and Madrid bombings.
Chapter 6: Albanian Kosovo Terrorism
   Al Qaeda terrorist network was also operational in Albania, then Kosovo and Macedonia; Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA)-Al Qaeda link; Kosovo—black hole of Europe; White Al Qaeda advanced training center.
Chapter 7: Clinton Administration: Bin Laden Silent Partner
   Terrorist networks flourished during the Clinton Era; Bin Laden rose from an obscure and isolated individual to planetary, Hydra-like monster; lack of resolve to fight terrorism; appeasement.
Chapter 8: Bush-43 Administration: War on Terror
   Prior to 9/11, fighting terrorism was not the focus of the Bush administration; post-9/11, neoconservatives dominated the war on terror.
EPILOGUE
FREQUENTLY USED ACRONYMS
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
REFERENCES
INDEX