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	FrontPage magazine.com :: Frontpage Interview: Daniel Pipes by Jamie Glazov
		Pipes: Their reaction shows again — as if one needed more proof — the radicalism and nihilism endemic to the Palestinians’ political life, the degree to which they reject existing realities and are attracted to whomever challenges the status quo.
		Pipes: This was the subject of my recent column, “Do You Believe in Modernity,” in which I offered a series of questions to ask of Muslims in order to ascertain who is a moderate.
		Pipes: There is a tendency to study that which one is attracted to; a desire to be accepted, even celebrated, by those one studies; and a winnowing out takes place, so those who do not fit the general outlook get excluded.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=11301 (2810 words)

	Daniel Pipes - Campus Watch
		Daniel Pipes represents the views of a select few, and while he retains the right to express them, we are here to let him know that his views are not welcomed at Western.
		Daniel Pipes is involved in Campus Watch, an organization that attacks professional and academic figures who do not entirely support American and Zionist agendas.
		Pipes has effectively called for entire Muslim populations to be treated as barbarians, and as potential killers.
	www.campus-watch.org /article/id/733 (1550 words)

	Daniel Pipes is not a man of peace. - By Christopher Hitchens - Slate Magazine
		When I read that Daniel Pipes had been nominated to the board of the United States Institute of Peace (a federally funded body whose members are proposed by the president and confirmed by the Senate), my first reaction was one of bafflement.
		But not to Pipes, who weighed in with a sour, sophomoric article arguing that nothing whatsoever had changed and that the Iranian authorities were as committed to Rushdie's elimination as ever.
		Pipes himself was forced to concede grudgingly that he had been in error when he described professor John Kelsay of Princeton and professor James Turner Johnson of Rutgers as having denied that the term "jihad" had any military meaning.
	www.slate.com /id/2086844 (1357 words)

	Lateline - 02/03/2006: Civil war likely in Iraq: Pipes
		DR DANIEL PIPES: I don't believe, at this point, the coalition forces in Iraq constitute an occupation no more than say American forces in Europe are an occupation force at this point.
		DR DANIEL PIPES: The next step is to recalibrate, to realise that democracy, or elections, are the culmination of a long process of building civic society.
		DR DANIEL PIPES: It is definitely a real possibility and there's also the possibility of Turkey, which has an unresolved border at the north of Iraq, where there's a lot of oil coming in, as well.
	www.abc.net.au /lateline/content/2006/s1582736.htm (2683 words)

	Japanese Internment: Why Daniel Pipes Is Wrong
		Daniel Pipes’s “Japanese Internment: Why It Was a Good Idea--And the Lessons It Offers Today” (along with a companion piece on Pipes’s blog) falls into the latter revisionist category.
		In criticizing Pipes on this point, I want to distance myself from the many critics who have ascribed to him an explicit proposal to put Muslims in “concentration camps.” That isn’t what he said, and it’s stupid and irresponsible to claim that he did.
		In the companion piece on his blog, Pipes explains that he himself doesn’t support registries for Muslim-Americans; he simply takes the report as a whole to indicate an encouraging “realism” in American attitudes toward Muslims.
	hnn.us /articles/9512.html (2120 words)

	Who is Daniel Pipes?
		Pipes is a former professor at the U.S. Naval War College.
		Pipes is scrupulous in making the distinction between radical Islam and moderate Islam.
		The attack on Pipes for stating this obvious truth is just another symptom of the absurd political correctness surrounding Islamic radicalism.
	www.lasvegaspi.com /Pipes-Krauthanmmer.htm (648 words)

	Pipes' Dreams
		Daniel Pipes was born in 1949 and schooled in Boston.
		Pipes hoped to follow in his father's footsteps as a Harvard professor and spent a year as a lecturer there, only to find himself passed over for tenure, he says, because of his conservative views***.
		Pipes, who declined to discuss his ethnicity or religion, is not a member of AIPAC but is a frequent speaker at the group’s conventions.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/2002-07-18/cover.shtml (3948 words)

	Daniel Pipes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pipes is the founder and director of the Middle East Forum and Campus Watch, a former member of the board of the U.S. Institute of Peace, and a regular columnist for the New York Sun and The Jerusalem Post.
		Pipes was born in Boston, Massachusetts, the son of Harvard historian Richard Pipes and his wife Irene (née Roth).
		Pipes is also controversial in academia, where his conservative positions—especially his strong support for Israel and his argument that Islamism is a threat to the West—conflicts with the views of some Middle East scholars, such as John Esposito, who describes Islamist movements as political forces leading to democratic progress.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daniel_Pipes (2916 words)

	"Fascism at UC Berkeley: Muslim Student Association Disrupts Daniel Pipes Lecture" by Cinnamon Stillwell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Pipes was invited by the Israel Action Committee and Berkeley Hillel to speak at the college campus known for its leftist politics.
		Pipes is director of the Middle East Forum, a member of the U.S. Institute of Peace, and a columnist for the New York Sun and the Jerusalem Post.
		Pipes spoke directly to the protesters on several occasions, pointing out the irony of their undemocratic behavior, as well as mentioning casually that it is only when he speaks at college campuses that he requires such heavy security.
	www.chronwatch.com /content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=5925 (1288 words)

	Fedwa Wazwaz: Bush Appointee is a Bigot Disguised as a Scholar
		President Bush's back-door appointment of Daniel Pipes to the United States Institute for Peace is an act of injustice.
		Pipes claims it is militant Islam and Muslims he is attacking.
		Pipes' boasts of a doctorate from Harvard, yet he falsely claimed that Muslims have no real religious attachments to the city of Jerusalem.
	www.commondreams.org /views03/0828-06.htm (872 words)

	WorldNetDaily: WorldNetDaily News Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Friday, January 02, 2004 by Daniel Pipes -- The United Muslims Association of Florida, Tampa Bay Area Chapter is a group that openly and closely aligns itself with the Council on American-Islamic Relations, and other I...
		Wednesday, December 24, 2003 by Daniel Pipes -- Paul Harvey, 84, is an ABC radio personality whose "News and Comment" program appears on 1,600 radio stations.
		Daniel Pipes, director of the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum and Campus Watch, is author of numerous books on the troubled region.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/archives.asp?AUTHOR_ID=173 (433 words)

	Who is Daniel Pipes? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Pipes also displays a racist's distaste for Muslim immigrants who "wish to import the customs of the Middle East and South Asia." (Los Angeles Times, 7/22/99) For Pipes, this sort of raw bigotry is nothing new.
		Pipes obviously hopes to convince people of other faiths that the bad American Muslims are in the majority since he claims they "run most of the Muslim institutions in the United States." (Los Angeles Times, "It Matters What Kind of Islam Prevails," 7/22/99)
		In a commentary on Pipes' claim that Muslims wish to take over America 8/17/2000), San Francisco Chronicle writer Vlae Kershner said: "...Daniel* Pipes baldly states that Muslim claims that they face discrimination and harassment in the United States are 'false.' He gives no supporting evidence.
	www.proislam.com /target_daniel_pipes.htm (1432 words)

	Tariq Ali: Bush's Wars, Debating Daniel Pipes
		DANIEL PIPES: You're just corroborating my point that Americans before 9/11 were not aware that militant Islam had declared war on them and were therefore happy to collaborate with some elements while being attacked by others.
		DANIEL PIPES: Well, the actual number of operatives who are out there, ready to engage in violence, may be small, in the thousands, yes.
		DANIEL PIPES: is that they had decided not to go after their own governments - Pakistan, Egypt and so forth.
	www.counterpunch.org /ali0916.html (1547 words)

	Militant about "Islamism" - Harvard Magazine (January-February 2005)
		Pipes the elder, the fiercely anti-communist cold-warrior, head of President Ford's Team B (formed to evaluate the CIA's estimates of Soviet nuclear intentions) and Soviet policy adviser to President Reagan, was cursed as a "wretched anti-Sovietist" by Pravda—and pretty well marginalized at Harvard for his politics.
		Pipes has long been regarded by Muslims as a destroyer of such bridges." The Arab American Institute, an activist policy organization headed by James Zogby, released a statement saying, in part, "For decades Daniel Pipes has displayed a bizarre obsession with all things Arab and Muslim.
		Pipes has been raising the alarm about Islamic terrorist organizations operating in the U.S....After 9/11 he made the obvious point that the best hiding place for radical Muslims in the U.S. would be in moderate Muslim communities and in mosques.
	www.harvardmagazine.com /on-line/010540.html (4763 words)

	In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful
		Pipes is notorious in the academy for calling Muslims "barbarians" and "potential killers" in a 2001 National Review article and accusing them of scheming to "replace the [US] Constitution with the Koran," in a similar piece in Insight on the News.
		Pipes is best known for his strident and often racist denunciations of Arabs and Islam.
		Pipes believes that the international Islamist conspiracy - there is no other way to phrase it - is out not to destroy America but to subjugate it.
	www.cair-net.org /misc/people/daniel_pipes.html (4179 words)

	Daniel Pipes, Peacemaker?
		"Daniel Pipes is not a peacemaker," says Susannah Heschel, a professor of Jewish Studies at Dartmouth and co-chair of the liberal Jewish group Tikkun.
		Pipes supporters, who represent both the core of the Republican base and the core of the pro-Israel lobby, are itching for such a fight.
		Pipes is also a founder of Campus Watch, a website that compiles public files on college professors who are critical of Israel or certain aspects of American Foreign policy.
	www.motherjones.com /news/update/2003/05/we_420_01.html (1722 words)

	The Truth About Daniel Pipes
		Daniel Pipes says that most (he's used figures like 80%, 85%) American Muslim institutions are infiltrated by "Islamists", a scary term that Pipes never defines.
		Daniel Pipes, one of America's most notorious Arab-haters and Islamophobes (qualities held in high esteem in Washington these days), launched a website, www.campus-watch.org, that solicits students to spy on their teachers...
		Pipes attacks from the Left by claiming that American Muslims are Islamists that have no respect for women's rights, and by extension traditionally left causes.
	www.mpac.org /article.php?id=72 (3983 words)

	Muslims for Bush (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		We are very happy that Daniel Pipes has taken the time out to write to us and we feel that it is a very good demonstration of his efforts to build bridges of unity with Muslims in America and around the world.
		We are very appreciative of Daniel Pipes's outreach to us, and feel that it is a further demonstration of the positive things he is trying to achieve as a member of the United States Institute for Peace.
		While we strongly oppose the appointment of Daniel Pipes to the United States Institute for Peace (USIP), it should be noted that the behavior of Pipes changed drastically, shortly after being placed upon the board.
	www.muslimsforbush.com /mission/mission10.html (399 words)

	PROPHET OR RACIST? Islam watcher Daniel Pipes
		Author Daniel Pipes has become a lightning rod in America's struggle to contend with the post-Sept. 11 world.
		Pipes, 53, regards his views as a smart alternative to two extremes--attacking Islam as an evil cult or promoting it as the religion of peace.
		Pipes estimates 10 percent to 15 percent of the 1.2 billion Muslims worldwide are Islamists.
	www.baptiststandard.com /2003/4_7/pages/pipes.html (1308 words)

	Michelle Malkin: IN DEFENSE OF DANIEL PIPES
		In addition, Pipes wrote a column published in Jewish World Review, the Jerusalem Post, New York Sun and elsewhere that discusses my book in the context of the Cornell University opinion survey (PDF file) that found heavy support among the U.S. public for religious profiling (i.e., heightened scrutiny of Muslims).
		Pipes will come to have reason to regret his imprudence and, frankly, his demonic implication.
		Now Daniel Pipes, who has claimed that American Muslims are uniquely dangerous because of their potential for disloyalty (a typical quote: "The Muslim population in this country is not like any other group, for it includes within it a substantial body of people.
	michellemalkin.com /archives/001148.htm (1103 words)

	Right Web \| Profile \| Daniel Pipes
		Daniel Pipes, the son of notorious anti-Soviet crusader Richard Pipes, has made a name for himself lambasting Arab politics, urging U.S. military intervention in the Middle East, and warning of the impending threat to U.S. security posed by Islamic extremists.
		Pipe's neocon friends rallied behind him, arguing that Pipes was really just someone who realizes that racial profiling was the bitter pill we had to swallow to end the terrorist threat.
		This anti-Islamist bent is not a new endeavor for Pipes.
	rightweb.irc-online.org /profile/1316 (914 words)

	Salute to Daniel Pipes: Daniel Pipes archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Daniel Pipes tells it like it is on radical Islam.
		Pipes is not against Islam, which he likens to Christianity, but Islamism which he likens to Marxism.
		Daniel Pipes, who speaks Arabic, has a PhD in history from Harvard and served has in the U.S. Departments of State and Defense.
	www.sullivan-county.com /id6/pipes/index.htm (448 words)

	Dan Pipes Franklin Graham Salman Rushdie
		Daniel Pipes -- Emerging as the most Muslim-hating "Arabicist" on the face of the earth, Daniel Pipes is (likely) paid well (by someone) to write, give speeches and do the talk-show circuit in behalf of his handlers.
		Pipes is nonetheless the King of Kong on Islamists-ism, and he is one who is being heard (on cable and radio talk shows) and read (on his website and in dozens of in-print puked-out books).
		Pipes hands out his version of Islam with no regard for the Sufi (who are more devoted to God than anyone except maybe the little old ladies who with beads in hand pray after Mass).
	www.ocnsignal.com /rushdie-pipes-graham.htm (5180 words)

	Daniel Pipes the Falsifier Unveiled
		Pipes asked me to review Khalid Duran's book, and as the review attributed to me appears in a section entitled "Brief Reviews by Daniel Pipes", I am inclined to think that Mr.
		Neither Pipes nor anyone else has any right to publish in my name their own falsifications, or to make me define as "excellent" a book which I on the contrary consider as containing "theological and historical mistakes which sensitively reduce the degree of its reliability" and as expressing a "deliberate intent of being provocative".
		If Pipes wishes to circulate fictions about "death threats" against this author, he is welcome to do so in his own name, not in mine.
	www.amislam.com /pipes.htm (1439 words)

	Another Day in the Empire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		As Pipes views it, an Iraqi “civil war” can only be considered a good thing because Muslims will die, not non-Muslims, and for Daniel Pipes and his Straussian neocon ilk, thousands of dead Muslims is not a big deal.
		Pipes’ admission that “civil war” in Iraq is a good thing on several levels gives more credence to the claim that the Straussian neocons basically engineered the current violence through fl ops and provocations.
		Let us give thanks that Daniel Pipes is a windbag unable to keep a secret or pretend, as the Bush administration does, that the “civil war” in Iraq is an unfortunate tragedy.
	kurtnimmo.com /?p=266 (305 words)

	Behind the Headlines
		Daniel Pipes, familiar to news junkies, and it is in Pipes that the anti-Islamist ideology takes on its purest, most extreme form.
		Pipes believes that the international Islamist conspiracy – there is no other way to phrase it – is out not to destroy America but to subjugate it.
		Pipes was vague when it came to the evidence for his outrageous claims, but very specific in singling out a particular organization – the Council on Islamic-American Relations, whose leaders met with President Bush and other Arab and Muslim figures at a mosque.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/j111401.html (1659 words)

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