By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on 28 December 2022
Afghanistan, China, and the Memory of Fallujah: The Propaganda Focus of the Islamic State
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Tag Archives: Christianity
The World Cup in Qatar and “Personal Freedom” Make the Islamic State Very Angry
Christianity, the West, and Russia’s War on Ukraine
The Popish Plot and its Legacy
Al-Qaeda’s Statement Twenty-One Years on From 9/11
Africa Dominates Two Months of Islamic State Propaganda
By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on 31 August 2022
Islamic State fighters from Wilayat Sinai in Egypt || Al-Naba 348, p. 5
Islamic State Spokesman Announces a New Global Campaign
The Trial of an English King
By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on 27 January 2022
“Judgement of Charles I,” by Ladislaus Bakalowicz, 1650
Islamic State’s War With Christianity in Africa
The Role of the “Fraternal Parties” in the Soviet Union’s Global Mission
By Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) on 9 August 2021
Hungary, 1956
After the post looking at the relationship of Reuben Falber and the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) to the Soviet Union—namely the total subservience of the former to the latter—a follow-up was intended on the broader issue of the how the KGB and its predecessors interacted with the “fraternal” Parties around the world. Eighteen months later, this is that post. Let’s blame COVID.
The accusation that the Communist Parties around the world were fronts for the KGB was often derided as “McCarthyism” while the Cold War was going on. Arguments about that term in general to one side,[1] it certainly did not apply in this case. The accusations as stated were entirely factual. Continue reading
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