Islamist Influence in Hollywood - Paperback
Islamist Influence in Hollywood - Paperback
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by Deborah Weiss Esq (Author)
In her new monograph published by the Center for Security Policy, Deborah Weiss, attorney, expert on Islamist censorship, and newly minted Senior Fellow with the Center, reveals the efforts by Islamist organizations to manipulate Hollywood movies and independent films through censorship, propaganda and disinformation. Organizations that have a politicized agenda to whitewash Islamic terrorism and its totalitarian political-religious ideology known as Sharia, have targeted the film-making industry in order to shape young minds and control the public narrative on critical issues of the day.
Author Biography
DEBORAH WEISS, ESQ., is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy. She is an attorney, author, and public speaker specializing in free speech and terrorism-related issues, and is considered an expert on the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and CAIR. Formerly, she was the Manhattan Director for the Forbes for President Campaign; Assistant Corporation Counsel in the Giuliani Administration, and a Counsel for the Committee on House Oversight in Congress. She is the author of a monograph titled, "The Organization of Islamic Cooperation's Jihad Against Free Speech"; the primary writer and researcher for the book: "Council on American Islamic Relations: Its use of Lawfare and Intimidation", and a contributing author to the book: "Saudi Arabia and the Global Islamic Terrorist Network." Ms. Weiss is a regular contributor to FrontPage Magazine. Her articles have also been published in National Review Online, The Weekly Standard, The Washington Times, Human Events Online, and American Thinker. She speaks regularly throughout the United States and is a frequent guest on radio. Ms. Weiss is a survivor from the 9/11 attacks in New York City. A partial listing of her work can be found at: www.vigilancenow.org