The Enemy At Home: The Cultural Left And Its Re... -

He posits that radical Muslims view this "decadent" culture as a direct threat to their way of life, fueling the rage that led to the attacks. Key Claims

D'Souza argues that the American "cultural left" is primarily responsible for the 9/11 terrorist attacks. His thesis rests on two main points: The Enemy At Home: The Cultural Left and Its Re...

The book was highly controversial and met with significant criticism from both the left and the right: He posits that radical Muslims view this "decadent"

D'Souza suggests the cultural left and Islamic radicals share a common goal of undermining the Bush administration and traditional American power. He rejects the idea that 9/11 was caused by U

He rejects the idea that 9/11 was caused by U.S. foreign policy (like support for Israel or troops in Saudi Arabia), instead blaming the export of "depraved" pop culture from Hollywood and universities.