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January 23, 2006

From TCTB: Walid Phares on Oprah Winfrey Show and Links to Experts' Recent Interviews

Topics: Terrorism

Here's an important announcement via The CounterTerrorism Blog:

Walid Phares will be on Monday's Oprah Winfrey Show with Peter Bergen and Thomas Friedman in a discussion on terrorism. We congratulate Walid for being invited to participate on such an exclusive panel with the most popular talk show host on television, watched by an estimated 49 million viewers a week in the U.S. and broadcast in 121 countries. Check your local listings for times and channels. UPDATE: See this presentation on Oprah's site about the show, including a summary of Walid's comments on the show.

More links here...

You'll find more information on Waled Phares in Hyscience's previous post, "On 'Future Jihad' And The Terrorist's Strategies Against America." One reviewer of Dr. Walid Phares' book, "Future Shock," says that he is among the few whose expertise allows him to enunciate the differences between those who misuse the religion of Islam for their extremist, terrorist agenda, and the mainstream Muslims who believe in democracy, religious tolerance, and the rule of law.

Posted by Richard at January 23, 2006 1:04 PM

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