EDWARD CLINE’S NEW BOOK….SEE NOTE PLEASE
Ed Cline is an e-pal- a most astute and articulate writer and observer of our melting national politics and culture. He blogs regularly at http://ruleofreason.blogspot.com/, and his columns appear on http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/.
This is from Daniel Greenfield’s blog http://sultanknish.blogspot.com/…..Read the book….and check out the Sparrowhawk series….
The Black Stone: A Detective Novel of 1930 (The Cyrus Skeen Detective Series) by Edward Cline (Jan 30, 2014)
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Edward Cline’s new book, The Black Stone, a detective story set in the 1930s that involves the infamous “black stone” of Islam is out. You can get the ebook at Amazon. And hopefully a print edition will be coming shortly.
Here’s an excerpt
“Mujahideen?” Skeen had queried, slowly pronouncing the unfamiliar combination of syllables.
“Moslem fighters, ‘sacrificers,’ beasts ready to die in the cause of Allah, especially if it means killing Jews. They are an ancient breed. When there are no Jews handy, they will kill infidels with as much fervor and sadistic thoroughness.”
Skeen could only absorb the information with a mental shudder. He had said, “But there are no Arab Moslems in the city here, at least, none that we know of. There are Syrian Christians here, and Lebanese Christians who left the French Mandates. But I know little about Islam.” He had paused to add. “Still, I don’t think there are any Arab Moslems in the whole country.”
Lerner had answered, “You would do well to learn more about Islam, Mr. Skeen. And, you are probably right. The nature of Islam is such that this country, or any Western country, would be inhospitable in regards to the practices and doctrine of Islam. Islam is the most intolerant religion in existence. There are the Sunnis and the Shiites and half a dozen subsects and they are always at each other’s throats. God forbid that this fine republic should ever become hospitable to Islam or Moslems of any national stripe.”
Cline also blogs regularly at Rule of Reason and is the author of the Sparrowhawk series.
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