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The financing of terror : behind the PLO, IRA, Red Brigades, and M-19 stand the paymasters: how the groups that are terrorizing the world get the money to do it. / James Adams.

I managed to find one copy of Alms for Jihad at my local Borders and I’ve ordered Funding Evil from Amazon, though they say it’s a one to three week wait.

Khalid bin Mafouz will never succeed in banning the books in the United States. We’re too used to the freedom to read whatever we want. Even if Cambridge University destroys all the recalled copies, there are still many in circulation. People would pass them around; several people at least would scan them and post them as downloadable files online.

Perhaps the list just needs updating.

That seems most likely. I looked like it hadn’t been updated since 2005.

Or perhaps they are aware, but don’t consider these books fit for their list; perhaps they think that the books are awful evil hate speech that should not be spoken or think-en of.

Apeking on August 13, 2007 at 12:26 PM

That’s certainly possible, but that site does list “The Satanic Verses,” which is arguably worse than the ones mentioned here. I mean I can’t imagine one objecting to verses about funding terrorism but not objecting to Rushdie’s book.

Mark Steyn (via Fiery Spirited Zionist) has boldly discussed the case involving the Saudi millionaire Khalid bin Mahfouz…

the best thing might be to donate a copy of both of these to the library of congress.

C

this guy is not going to get all of these books. the united states has a long history of squirrling away books that various people, organizations and companies want suppressed.

ex. various tell all books about the masonic secret works. “The Octopus” a book about the practices of the Southern Pacific/Central Pacific railways in california in the 1880’s. Etc.Etc.Etc..

the harder someone tries to hide and burn this stuff, the more likely it is that somehow somewhere a copy survives and comes back to bite them in the soft and tender parts.

C

Or perhaps they are aware, but don’t consider these books fit for their list; perhaps they think that the books are awful evil hate speech that should not be spoken or think-en of.

I like turtles.

Says it all.

But in all seriousness, this is a story which has huge implications. I would think that this would get some MSM reporting, but it doesn’t seem to.