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Revision as of 08:42, 11 December 2015
Patrick Poole is a national security and terrorism correspondent for the US-based PJMedia, sometimes described as a 'radical Islam expert'.
Views
In February 2007, Poole claimed that a "popular Islamic studies program is bringing Wahhabi extremism and Muslim Brotherhood activism into mosques and Muslim student groups throughout North America." The evidence he cited included Channel Four's Undercover Mosque programme.[1]
An article by Poole in FrontPage Magazine was cited by the British think tank Policy Exchange in a private briefing against the Global Peace and Unity event in London revealed in October 2008.
Poole met Geert Wilders at the Conservative Political Action Conference on February 27, 2009.
- Honestly, I don’t know much about Geert Wilders’ politics. I only met the man briefly, and I heard his stump speech twice on Friday. But anyone who has a stack of fatwas calling for his death because of his willingness to speak out against the global jihad is going to receive my support, regardless of any politically incorrect view he may or may not hold.[2]
Activities
- Regular guest appearances on the Center for Security Policy's 'Secure Freedom Radio' programme. [3]
Grants
Has received financial support from the Middle East Forum's Education Fund (MEFEF).
Affiliations
- Pajamas Media
- Free Congress Foundation
- FrontPage Magazine
- Center for Security Policy
- Middle East Forum
Websites and social media
Twitter: @pspoole
Notes
- ↑ Jihad U, by Patrick Poole, FrontPageMagazine.com, 14 February 2007.
- ↑ Patrick Poole, Was CPAC an Epic Fail, Pajamas Media, 1 March 2009.
- ↑ Patrick Poole, Center for Security Policy website, accessed 10 November 2015
