Infidels

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By: Infidel Awareness

The podcast in support of Infidel Awareness Month.Remember the victims. Understand the ideology. Recognize the pattern.An annual commemoration to raise awareness among infidels to the clear and present dangers of Supremacist Islam.A 27-day global campaign exposing the process behind Islamic supremacism; from the ideology and propaganda to the institutions that enable it, the warnings ignored, and the victims left behind.New films, interviews, testimony and research released daily.

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Lethal Projection
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#11
Today at 8:26 AM

In this conversation, Richard Landes and Andrew Pessin delve into the critical study of antizionism, exploring its historical roots and contemporary implications. They discuss the complexities of addressing antisemitism and the challenges posed by media narratives surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation delves into the complexities surrounding the criticism of Islam and the ideological underpinnings that shape contemporary discourse. It highlights the interplay between progressive ideologies, fear of backlash, and the historical context of antisemitism.


Takeaways

Critical study of antizionismHistorical context of antisemitism Critique of Islam is essentialProgressive ideology complicates criticism


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Deep Origins of Jew Hate
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#10
Yesterday at 12:22 PM

The conversation between David Patterson and Richard Landes explores the historical and metaphysical roots of antisemitism, drawing connections between past and present forms of hatred towards Jews. David Patterson articulates how antisemitism is not merely a form of prejudice but is deeply intertwined with theological and philosophical challenges posed by Jewish thought. The conversation delves into the historical and cultural significance of Jewish identity, the roots of antisemitism, and the metaphysical implications of these themes. David Patterson and Richard Landes explore the responsibilities of the Jewish people, the nature of hatred, and the importance of embracing one's identity amidst...


Pride and Privilege
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#9
Yesterday at 7:04 AM

The conversation between Benjamin Kerstein and Richard Landes explores the dynamics of Jewish identity, self-defense, and the ideological conflicts within the Jewish community, particularly in relation to antizionism and the influence of prominent figures like Chomsky and Beinart. It delves into the moral implications of these ideologies and the perceived threats to Jewish existence, especially in the diaspora. The conversation delves into the rise of antisemitism in American politics, particularly focusing on figures like Bernie Sanders and Ben Rhodes, and their perceived roles in this trend. It also explores the dynamics of Jewish identity, privilege, and the challenges faced...


Hindu Infidels
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#8
Last Wednesday at 7:35 AM

The conversation between Rajiv Malhotra and Richard Landes delves into the historical and ongoing struggles of Hindus in India against Islamic invasions and violence, highlighting the need for awareness and dialogue among non-Muslims. Rajiv Malhotra shares insights from his extensive research on the topic, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging historical atrocities and fostering understanding among different faiths. The conversation delves into the historical context of violence against Hindus, particularly during the partition of India, and explores the implications of history centrism in understanding religious narratives. Rajiv Malhotra shares personal anecdotes and broader historical insights, emphasizing the need for a...


Vanishing Christians
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#7
Last Tuesday at 6:45 AM

This conversation between examines the decline of ancient Christian communities across the Middle East and discusses how religious law, jihad ideology, and Western interpretations may shape that decline. Richard Landes and Robert Spencer focus on Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Armenia, Spain, and Nigeria, exploring why religiously driven conflicts are sometimes framed as nationalism or politics.

Robert Spencer shares his perspective on Islam, jihad, and Islamic history, discussing dhimmi restrictions, caliphal ideology, and the Muslim Brotherhood. The conversation also considers how media, academia, and religious institutions describe persecution and conflict. The views expressed are those of the speakers.
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Moral Irrationality
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#6
Last Monday at 5:00 PM

The conversation between David Deutsch and Richard Landes explores the concept of antisemitism as a moral irrationality and a pattern of distorted moral reasoning. It delves into the historical and contemporary manifestations of this pattern, its transmission, and its impact on society and politics. The conversation delves into the pattern of antisemitism and its impact on Western politics and culture. It explores the unconscious adoption of the pattern, its historical manifestations, and its influence on foreign policy. The discussion also highlights the intersection of the pattern with contemporary movements like woke culture and the challenges of addressing the pattern...


Where are the Christians?
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#5
Last Monday at 8:30 AM

The conversation delves into the historical and contemporary persecution of Christians in the Middle East and Africa, highlighting the systematic assault on indigenous Christian communities. It also explores the silence and indifference of the West, particularly American Christians, towards the plight of persecuted Christians. The impact of the exilic condition on the cultural, spiritual, and mental well-being of Christians in the West is also discussed. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by Western civilization, the loss of framework and discipline, the need for solidarity among Christians and infidels, and the potential role of Israel in providing refuge for...


Protocols of Antizionism
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#4
Last Sunday at 7:50 AM

The conversation between Andrew Pessin and Richard Landes delves into the academic capture by antizionist ideology, the ironies of Arab modernization, and the willful blindness of Western elites to Islamic supremacy. It explores the red-green alliance that tore through academia in the 21st century and the impact of supremacist Islam on academic fields. The conversation delves into the prevalence of anti-Zionism in academic circles and its impact on Jewish studies. It also explores the historical origins of antizionism and its connection to the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. The discussion highlights the need for scholarly examination and critique...


Islam's Phobia
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#3
09/25/2026

The conversation between Danny Burmawi and Prof Richard Landes delves into the concept of Islamophobia and Islam's phobia, highlighting the intolerance of Islam to criticism and its impact on society. It explores the nature of Islam and its influence on societal norms and behaviors. The conversation delves into the Islamic sentiment, the supremacist reading of Islam, the otherness of people in Islam, the best story in Islam, and the challenge of being a good neighbor to infidels. It explores the Islamic sentiment and its impact on the perception of otherness, as well as the challenges of interpreting and practicing...


Islamophobia Silences Debate
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#2
09/17/2026

The conversation between Prof Richard Landes and Dr Andy Bostom delves into the concept of Islamophobia as a tool used to suppress criticism of Islam and the importation of anti-Semitic attitudes into Western societies. It explores the power of the Islamophobia accusation and its impact on public discourse, as well as the prevalence of extreme antisemitism in Muslim societies and its influence on Western populations. The conversation methodically explores the reluctance to discuss Islam's historical record of hostility, the impact of Islamic institutions on the persecution of Christians and Jews, and the role of Western intellectuals in dealing with...


Self-loathing Westerners celebrate 9-11
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#1
09/11/2026

The podcast 'Infidels' features a discussion on the rise of oikophobia and its convergence with Islamic movements in the US.


This first episode is hosted by Juliana Taimoorazy and features Benedict Beckeld and Prof Richard Landes in conversation.


The conversation delves into the aftermath of 9/11, the celebration of the attack, and the emergence of self-hate within Western civilization. It also explores the influence of Marxist ideology and the Frankfurt School on the development of oikophobia, as well as the role of apocalyptic expectations in shaping societal attitudes. The conversation...