Center for Security Policy | Jun 24, 2009
By David Reaboi
Dr. Walid Phares is the author of several books-- including Future Jihad-- and a fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. He is a frequent contributor to programs on television and radio as an analyst.
Here he addressed the Center for Security Policy's National Security Lunch on Capitol Hill.
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