Open LibraryAmerican Taliban : how war, sex, sin, and power bind Jihadists and the radical right
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xii, 257 pages ; 22 cm
"America's main international enemy-Islamic radicalism-favors theocracy, curtails civil liberties, embraces torture, represses women, reviles homosexuality, subverts science and education, and reveres force over diplomacy. Markos Moulitsas shows how the American right shares those very same traits. He argues that our domestic jihadists are a greater threat to American democracy than any Islamic terrorist."--Publisher's description
Includes bibliographical references (page 235) and index
Power -- War -- Sex -- Women -- Culture -- Truth
"America's main international enemy-Islamic radicalism-favors theocracy, curtails civil liberties, embraces torture, represses women, reviles homosexuality, subverts science and education, and reveres force over diplomacy. Markos Moulitsas shows how the American right shares those very same traits. He argues that our domestic jihadists are a greater threat to American democracy than any Islamic terrorist."--Publisher's description
Includes bibliographical references (page 235) and index
Power -- War -- Sex -- Women -- Culture -- Truth
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