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Diana West is a nationally syndicated American journalist and author.

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Diana West: Media Still Rely on "Jihad" Apologists

You might have missed it, but for much of this past week, the Islamic apology-police were on the case of the Republican governor-elect of Virginia, Robert F. McDonnell. It seems that following the jihadist attack on Fort Hood, Pat Robertson, a longtime ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Washington Post Company,  Pat Robertson,  U.S. Republican Party,  Robert F McDonnell,  Hamas

Diana West: U.S. Military Sees PC Instead of Jihad

Stephen Coughlin is an attorney and intelligence officer who was once the Pentagon's sole specialist on Islamic law. He lectured on jihad doctrine -- what the Koran and key Islamic texts actually say about waging war -- to military leaders who had been ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  12 Nov 2009

Related Topics: The Pentagon,  Washington Post Company,  Nidal Malik Hasan,  NPR,  George Casey

Diana West: Election Victories Useless if We Lose Our Way of Life

Finally, some transparency from the Obama White House. I refer to see-through efforts to affect nonchalance about Tuesday's elections in which Republicans made gains unthinkable just a year ago. No, of course President Obama wouldn't be watching ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  10 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama,  White House,  U.S. Republican Party,  Robert Gibbs,  David Axelrod

Diana West: Rally Behind Denmark

Pakistani jihad death squads were much in the news this week. In Peshawar, Pakistan, they bombed a marketplace, claiming more than 100 lives, and in Chicago, they were thwarted, according to an FBI affidavit, from carrying out a planned attack on a ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  30 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Lashkar-e-Taiba,  Federal Bureau of Investigation,  Al-Qaeda,  David Coleman,  Barack Obama

Diana West: Stop nation-building, just save our way of life

When it comes to Afghanistan, what separates President Barack Obama and Gen. Stanley McChrystal? Not much. Neither wants to destroy the Taliban -- just tamp it down to the point where an as-yet non-existent Afghan state can function. Which is why -- ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  25 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Taliban,  Stanley A. McChrystal,  New York Times Company,  Dexter Filkins

Diana West: Left's Rush Blitz a Cheap Shot

Before I get to the chilling implications for free conservative speech underscored by the vicious, public campaign to blackball Rush Limbaugh as a potential owner of an NFL team, I want to provide a little context about the pre-existing NFL comfort ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  16 Oct 2009

Related Topics: NFL,  Rush Limbaugh,  Michelle Malkin,  Keith Olbermann,  MSNBC

Diana West: Sharia trumps Yale's free speech

Last week's column was about something that doesn't exist -- a multi-level strategy to combat the advance of sharia (Islamic law) across the West. The strategy doesn't exist because there's little understanding that the entrenchment of sharia in the ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  10 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Yale University,  BBC,  Stanley Kramer,  Yusuf al-Qaradawi

Diana West: Losing Our Way to Victory

Today's column is for all hawkish Americans currently wrestling with looming doubts about the pointlessness of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan and clubbing those doubts down with the much-mentioned perils of leaving Afghanistan to "the terrorists." In ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  7 Oct 2009

Related Topics: George W. Bush,  Bill Clinton,  Taliban

Diana West: Ready, Aim, Fire McChrystal

There are many reasons to fire Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, and all of them are contained within his 66-page "assessment" of the war in Afghanistan. The document is fascinating, just as the work of zealots is always fascinating. As a high priest of the ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  25 Sep 2009

Related Topics: Taliban

Diana West: When Did Opposition Become 'Racism'?

South Carolina Republican Rep. Joe Wilson may have unexpectedly ignited an explosion of race rhetoric with two words in the House chamber -- "You lie" -- but I can snuff it out with two words in a newspaper -- "Jimmy Carter." The former president threw ...

From DIANA WEST, Town Hall,  18 Sep 2009

Related Topics: Joe Wilson (politician),  Barack Obama,  U.S. Republican Party,  New York Times Company,  Maureen Dowd

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