Society of Americans for National Existence - Revision history

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David at 15:05, 21 October 2014

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Olivia Rendall at 14:47, 21 October 2014

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Claire Robinson at 18:45, 22 October 2009

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	According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' ([[SANE]]) emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:		According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' ([[SANE]]) emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:

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 [[Image:‎SANE_logo.png‎ ||300px|thumb|right|Screengrab from http://www.saneworks.us/indexnew.php
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-According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' [[SANE]] emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:
+According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' ([[SANE]]) emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:
 ::Eventually, in 2005-2006, the Institute sponsored a seminar that was designed for select participants, mostly former students of [[Professor Loewenberg|Robert Loewenberg]], to explore the key issues raised by Professor Loewenberg's work. As the seminar progressed, it was clear that an organization such as SANE was critical to give voice to the lessons learned in the act of war perpetrated on 9-11, in the reality of the West’s mostly weak-kneed response, in the liberals’ efforts to destroy the war effort and President Bush for taking up the threat, and in the work of the seminar itself.<ref>[http://www.saneworks.us/aboutus.php Society of Americans for National Existence, About Us], accessed 25 October 2008.</ref>

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-[[Image:‎SANE_logo.png‎ ||400px|thumb|right|Screengrab from http://www.saneworks.us/indexnew.php
+[[Image:‎SANE_logo.png‎ ||300px|thumb|right|Screengrab from http://www.saneworks.us/indexnew.php
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 According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' [[SANE]] emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:

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	According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' [[SANE]] emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:		According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' [[SANE]] emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:

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 *[[David Gaubatz]]
 ==Website==
 *[http://www.saneworks.us/ http://www.saneworks.us/]

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-According to its website [[SANE]] emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:
+According to its website, the '''Society of Americans for National Existence''' [[SANE]] emerged out of discussions at the [[Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies]]:
 ::Eventually, in 2005-2006, the Institute sponsored a seminar that was designed for select participants, mostly former students of [[Professor Loewenberg|Robert Loewenberg]], to explore the key issues raised by Professor Loewenberg's work. As the seminar progressed, it was clear that an organization such as SANE was critical to give voice to the lessons learned in the act of war perpetrated on 9-11, in the reality of the West’s mostly weak-kneed response, in the liberals’ efforts to destroy the war effort and President Bush for taking up the threat, and in the work of the seminar itself.<ref>[http://www.saneworks.us/aboutus.php Society of Americans for National Existence, About Us], accessed 25 October 2008.</ref>
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 In October 2008 it emerged that the British [[Policy Exchange]] think tank had cited SANE in a briefing against the Global Peace and Unity event in London.
-::According to an undercover investigation of the [[Dar Al Hijrah Centre]] , [[Imam Abdul-Malik]] and his colleagues are teaching Jihad Qital (physical Jihad) to their followers.  [[David Gaubatz]], who attended the centre posing as an American interested in converting to Islam, is the director of counterintelligence and counterterrorism for the Society of Americans for National Existence.  He claims that “They’re teaching violence and hatred of the United States…Many members of the mosque provided me literature to study. Most of the literature they gave me was from Saudi Arabia…Their literature preaches that America and the West are decadent and evil, and that Muslims have a moral duty to engage in violence against the infidels.”<ref>[http://www.politicshome.com/UltimateEditorInclude/UserFiles/GPU%20Document2(2).doc Word file] linked in article: [http://www.politicshome.com/Landing.aspx?Blog=4060&perma=link#4060 Clegg attacks thinktank's "underhand" briefing on 'Unity' festival], PoliticsHome, 24 October 2008.</ref>
+::According to an undercover investigation of the [[Dar Al Hijrah Centre]], [[Imam Abdul-Malik]] and his colleagues are teaching Jihad Qital (physical Jihad) to their followers.  [[David Gaubatz]], who attended the centre posing as an American interested in converting to Islam, is the director of counterintelligence and counterterrorism for the Society of Americans for National Existence.  He claims that “They’re teaching violence and hatred of the United States…Many members of the mosque provided me literature to study. Most of the literature they gave me was from Saudi Arabia…Their literature preaches that America and the West are decadent and evil, and that Muslims have a moral duty to engage in violence against the infidels.”<ref>[http://www.politicshome.com/UltimateEditorInclude/UserFiles/GPU%20Document2(2).doc Word file] linked in article: [http://www.politicshome.com/Landing.aspx?Blog=4060&perma=link#4060 Clegg attacks thinktank's "underhand" briefing on 'Unity' festival], PoliticsHome, 24 October 2008.</ref>
-The briefing's reference was sourced to an article on SANE in Insight magazine.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070706180830/http://www.insightmag.com/Media/MediaManager/islamic_0.htm Private undercover team exposes nationwide network of radical, anti-U.S. Islamic centers], Insight Magazine, 12 June 2007. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 6 July 2007 on 21 October 2014.</ref>
+The briefing's reference was sourced to an article on SANE in ''Insight'' magazine.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070706180830/http://www.insightmag.com/Media/MediaManager/islamic_0.htm Private undercover team exposes nationwide network of radical, anti-U.S. Islamic centers], Insight Magazine, 12 June 2007. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 6 July 2007 on 21 October 2014.</ref>
-The Briefing became public when it was criticised by Liberal Democrat leader [[Nick Clegg]] in an open letter to [[Policy Exchange]] director [[Neil O'Brien]].
+The briefing became public when it was criticised by Liberal Democrat leader [[Nick Clegg]] in an open letter to [[Policy Exchange]] director [[Neil O'Brien]].
 ::The Policy Exchange briefing I have seen seeks to raise alarm over a number of the speakers planning to attend the conference. The accuracy of the allegations is variable, with a notable lack of evidence to support many of the claims.
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 *[[David Yerushalmi]], SANE President and Founder
 *Colonel [[Thomas Snodgrass]], SANE Director, Division of Military Affairs
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 *[[David Gaubatz]]

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 ==Website==
 *[http://www.saneworks.us/ http://www.saneworks.us/]
 ==References==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Counterjihad]]

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	::Eventually, in 2005-2006, the Institute sponsored a seminar that was designed for select participants, mostly former students of [[Professor Loewenberg\|Robert Loewenberg]], to explore the key issues raised by Professor Loewenberg's work. As the seminar progressed, it was clear that an organization such as SANE was critical to give voice to the lessons learned in the act of war perpetrated on 9-11, in the reality of the West’s mostly weak-kneed response, in the liberals’ efforts to destroy the war effort and President Bush for taking up the threat, and in the work of the seminar itself.<ref>[http://www.saneworks.us/aboutus.php Society of Americans for National Existence, About Us], accessed 25 October 2008.</ref>		::Eventually, in 2005-2006, the Institute sponsored a seminar that was designed for select participants, mostly former students of [[Professor Loewenberg\|Robert Loewenberg]], to explore the key issues raised by Professor Loewenberg's work. As the seminar progressed, it was clear that an organization such as SANE was critical to give voice to the lessons learned in the act of war perpetrated on 9-11, in the reality of the West’s mostly weak-kneed response, in the liberals’ efforts to destroy the war effort and President Bush for taking up the threat, and in the work of the seminar itself.<ref>[http://www.saneworks.us/aboutus.php Society of Americans for National Existence, About Us], accessed 25 October 2008.</ref>