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Check out our document rebutting and responding to Michael Moore's movie. "War, Lies, and Videotape is our attempt to separate the fact from the fiction in Fahrenheit 9/11, and to provide context when Moore fails to do so," says EPPC President Ed Whelan. "Given the critical importance of the movie's focus -- the war on terrorism and America's efforts in Iraq -- viewers deserve a claim-by-claim guide to Moore's distortions."
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Leon R. Kass American Enterprise Institute
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EPPC is pleased to co-sponsor the third of three symposia commemorating the tenth anniversary of the International Religious Freedom (IRF) Act. Panelists will address U.S. IRF policy and democracy promotion, civil society, religion-based terrorism, law (domestic and international) and public diplomacy. The symposium, hosted by Georgetown University, will lead to a published brief on U.S. IRF policy for the new administration.
Please join EPPC's Program to Protect America's Freedom and author Bing West on October 2 for a luncheon discussion of his newest book.The Strongest Tribe isthe first published overview of the entire course of the Iraq war since General David Petraeus implemented a change in strategy that is likely to be eternally, if incorrectly, identified as "the surge."
Please join EPPC's Program to Protect America's Freedom and Dr. Shmuel Bar this Thursday, September 18, for a luncheon lecture that will explore the tendency within the Islamic world to justify terrorism in the name of religion.
