Since 1979, an ideology has been at war with the United States. Not a religion, but a political doctrine that hides behind one. "Islamophobia": Islamism's Assault on the American Way of Life, draws the line most public debate refuses to draw: the line between Islam, the peaceful faith of more than a billion people, and Islamism, the political movement that has claimed their religion as its weapon against the constitutional order of the United States.
This is not a book about who your neighbor prays to. It is a fully sourced, documented case built on primary sources: government reports, court records, terrorist organizations' own propaganda, religious texts, and the words of the actors involved, tracing a conflict most Americans have never seen laid out start to finish.
Inside this book:
- The Tehran hostage crisis and four decades of Iranian state sponsored terrorism that followed.
- Eighteen documented attacks on American soil, from the 1979 Islamabad embassy siege to the 2017 New York City vehicle attack, plotted chronologically with sourcing for every entry.
- The Muslim Brotherhood's own 1991 strategic memorandum, seized by the FBI and entered into evidence in the largest terrorism financing trial in American history.
- What Sharia actually claims, and the specific, documented campaign to bring elements of it into American courts, examined case by case rather than by rumor.
- The subjugation of women under Islamic law: the historical slave trade and its modern echo in the Islamic State's genocide against the Yazidi people, honor killings prosecuted in American courtrooms, and the legal doctrines connecting all three.
- The Red Green Alliance between progressive politics and Islamist political power, and the information war being waged over American classrooms, newsrooms, and elections.
- The migration crisis reshaping the West, and what the data actually shows about it.
- A clear eyed assessment of the national security threat this ideology poses to the United States, and what protecting the American way of life requires.
Written by a combat veteran whose career spans military service, science, biotechnology, and national security, "Islamophobia" does not ask readers to take its conclusions on faith. Every factual claim carries a numbered endnote and a source a reader can check for themselves. Where the historical record is contested or disputed, the book says so plainly, rather than claiming a certainty it does not have.
