Brigitte Gabriel

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Ms. Gabriel's journey of a young Lebanese girls whose life was destroyed by the Lebanese war during the 70s. Ms. Gabriel's home was bombed, she was wounded and ended up living for 7 years in a bomb shelter underground from the age of 10 to 17 trying to survive. Israel, the country which was considered the enemy was the only country who came and saved the lives of Christians in the South from Islamic slaughter.
Ms. Gabriel ends up moving to Israel and becoming News Anchor for World News. Both her parents are buried with Oscar Schindler in Jerusalem.
It is a riveting, inspirational and powerful story of survival and triumph.

Radical Islam is on the march worldwide. As you are reading these words there are 44 conflicts around the world between Muslims and non Muslims regardless what country, color or language these non Muslims are.

It is time to throw political correctness in the garbage where it belongs and start discussing what the West must do to protect itself and its freedoms.

People wonder how we are loosing our universities to a new generation of unpatriotic students who are embarrassed of America, apologize for America and believe the worst in America.

Our universities have been targeted with millions of dollars coming from the Middle East funding Middle East study departments and political science departments teaching our students that America is bad, Israel is Evil and the Islamic world is the underdog.

Find out shocking details and what could be done to stop it.

The Muslim Brotherhood, the oldest and most organized Islamic radical group with 70 offshoot Islamic organizations including Al-Qaida and Hamas wrote a 100 year plan to infiltrate and dominate the West using our laws and open mindedness to do it. In the counter-terrorism circles this plan became known as "The Project". They have established 29 front "cultural" organizations in America to sabotage America from within and destroy it.

This is an eye opening lecture and must hear for every American.

My 9/11 happened to me in 1975 in Lebanon when Radical Islamists blew up my home bringing it down burying me under the rubble wounded. I ended up living in a bomb shelter underground in an 8 by 10 room for 7 years of my life fighting to survive. After moving to Israel in 1984 and becoming a news anchor for Middle East Television, I married an American war correspondent and moved to the US trying to build and live the American dream thinking I left the crazies behind.

9/11 2001 changed my life. It made me realized my purpose. I believe every one of us in life has a purpose and a destiny. All our trials and tribulations in life are nothing more but a stepping stone, a preparation to make a difference. I went on to build ACT for America the largest national security grassroots organization in the US with 280,000 members and 875 chapters nationwide as well as in 11 countries worldwide. I turned the biggest tragedy in my life into the biggest triumph fighting evil and turning my passion into making the world a better place.