(Analyst's note:  You absolutely must hear this extremely enlightening conversation between the guests who are:  Dr. Hedieh Mikrahmadi, President of the World Organization for Resourse Development & Education; Zuno Baran, Director, Center for Eurasian Policy at the Hudson Institute;  Farid Ghadry, Co-Founder and current President of the Reform Party of Syria.

They engage in a wide-ranging and indepth discussion of today's events with mainstream Islam experience and the radical Islamist and their political ideology of global jihad.  You will also hear them discuss the Islamist indoctrination of members of the American society and the need for counter-radicalization in the U.S.  They also talk about understanding the difference between traditional, mainstream Islam and the radical, political ideology of the Islamist and how to recognize the difference.  They squarely address the dangers of "political correctness" and the idea of "conflict resolution" in the U.S.

They use the following words in describing the jihadist enemy:   "Salafists" - used to describe neo-Hahabi such as al-Qaeda and its sister organizations such as The Muslim Brotherhood;  The radical "Wahabis" within the Saudi regime (not necessarily the entire monarchy.);  "Khumeinist" is the line of radical Mullahs in Tehran & Hezbollah;  Caliphate - the idea than an Islamic world bloc would supercede the powers of Muslim presidents, prime ministers, and monarchs and lead an international authority that would become transnational and impose both war & peace at the discretion of a single Muslim world leader known as the "caliph" - all under the strict application of sharia law as described by Salafists or Khumeinists.)