New English Review
May 2010
The New Faith, Hope and Charity
by Theodore Dalrymple
The Case of Martin Indyk by Hugh Fitzgerald
Southern Comfort by Rebecca Bynum
Triumph of Maya: The Rhetoric of Darwinism
by Mark Anthony Signorelli
Morality, Emotion Markers and Social Change
by Thomas J. Scheff
Muslims and Westerners: The Psychological Differences
by Nicolai Sennels (introduction by Nancy Kobrin)
Brother Tariq and the Muslim Hoods: Towards a Taxonomy of Islamic Subterfuges
by Ibn Warraq
Kati Comes Home: East European Jewry Confronts Its Holocaust Secrets
by Thomas Ország-Land
Implacable Muslim Hatred of Jews by Jerry Gordon
Baltic Rebirth and the Zionist Staging Ground for a Jewish State
by Norman Berdichevsky
Iran’s Nuclear Threat by Jerry Gordon and Mike Bates
Why De-Nuking Iran WON’T Mean WW3
by Peter Glover & Michael J. Economides
Islam at the Human Rights Council
by David G. Littman
Fading Away – Douglas MacArthur and Our Crisis of Meaning
by DL Adams
A Review of “I Am Nujood, aged 10 and Divorced”
by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Copyrighting the Bible by Geoffrey Clarfield
Highbrow and Lowbrow by Mary Jackson
Poetry:
A Sumerian Legend by Mark Anthony Signorelli
A Wake on the Santa Barbara Pier
by Thomas J. Scheff
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