Radical Eye for the Infidel Guy

Are you tired of hearing that Islam is really a religion of peace while beheadings of prisoners are broadcast on the Internet, fiendishly clever terrorist plots are continuously uncovered, and carnage in Iraq has become a routine occurrence? This book is for everyone who is fed up with the grotesque exercise of whitewashing the obviously grim realities of radical Islam with political correctness. Kevin J Ryan uses sardonic humour and a streak of radical irreverence to expose Islamist ideology for what it really is: fascism masquerading as religion. Like Chaplin taking on the Nazis in The Great Dictator, Ryan has a field day lampooning the patent absurdities espoused by Muslim extremists. Not afraid of caricature, he bluntly outlines his topics with chapter headings such as: How to Find a Religion of Peace and Declare War on the Rest of the World; Women's Rights, or What Size Stick to Use to Beat Your Wife; Europe on Five Massacres a Day; Tolerance and Diversity, or the Right to Practice Any Religion as Long as It's Islam; Education, or What's That about Allah Turning Jews and Christians into Pigs and Monkeys?; and, Back to the Future, or Forward to the Seventh Century. Other topics include radical Islam's "amputation-friendly criminal justice system", the reason why slavery is still considered a "holy institution" by fundamentalist Muslims, "the important distinction between a raving mad radical and a barking mad one", and a detailed description of what the average American Joe and Jane would look like after a radical Islamic makeover. Combining the debunking zeal of Thomas Paine's "Age of Reason" with "Mad" magazine's wacky view of history and politics, Ryan has written the most politically incorrect - and funniest - book on radical Islam that you are ever likely to read.