Saudi Arabia and the global Islamic terrorist network : America and the West's fatal embrace / edited by Sarah N. Stern.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface -- Cutting free from the Saudi oil noose / by James Woolsey -- The scandal of United States-Saudi relations / by Daniel Pipes -- Who is behind the Muslim mainstream organizations? / by Steve Emerson -- CAIR unveiled / by Reed Rubenstein -- Shariah- compliant finance: Saudi Arabia's Trojan horse / by Frank Gaffney -- The stealth Saudi jihad into the American mind / by Sarah Stern -- The stealth curriculum / by Sandra Stotsky -- The Saudi penetration into American NGOs / by Kyle Shideler and Ilan Weinglass -- The Saudis on J street / by Lenny Ben-David -- All politics is local, the case of the Islamic Saudi Academy / by James Lafferty -- Their oil is thicker than our blood / by Rachel Ehrenfeld -- The impact of the Organization of the Islamic Conference on Europe / by Bat Ye?or -- The Organization of the Islam Conference, defamation of religion and Islamophobia / by Deborah Weiss -- The "green corridor ': myth or reality? implications of Islamic geopolitical designs in the Balkans / by Srdja Trifkovic -- Canada- Islamism's happy hunting ground / by David Harris -- The way forward: looking backward and looking inward / by Sarah Stern.

Saudi Arabia influences American policy through both conventional and unconventional methods, ranging from lobbying and endowments to think tanks, policy centers, universities, and workshops for schoolteachers, all due to the petro-dollars that have been generated from America{u2019}s addiction to foreign oil. With chapters written by long-time experts in the fields of national security, foreign policy, education, and law, this book uses first-hand accounts to explore the Saudis{u2019} vast grip. It addresses how Saudi influence has eased the rise of domestic terrorism as well as a promulgation of pernicious ideas regarding American foreign policy. All this has produced a philosophy of moral equivalency, mitigating against a sense of American exceptionalism or a moral clarity of America{u2019}s unique mission in the world.