The Times brings us Brigitte Gabriel:

Ms. Gabriel says she is motivated not by fear or hatred of Islam, but by her love for her adopted country. "I lost Lebanon, my country of birth, to radical Islam," she wrote. "I do not want to lose my adopted country America." 

She insists that she is singling out only "radical Islam" or Muslim "extremists" -- not the vast majority of Muslims or their faith. And yet, in her speeches and her two books, she leaves the opposite impression. She puts it most simply in the 2008 introduction to her first book, "Because They Hate: A Survivor of Islamic Terror Warns America." 

 "In the Muslim world, extreme is mainstream," she wrote. She said that there is a "cancer" infecting the world, and said: "The cancer is called Islamofacism. This ideology is coming out of one source: The Koran." 

In what ACT! is calling "Open a Koran" day this September, the group plans to put up 750 tables in front of post offices, libraries, churches and synagogues and hand out leaflets selectively highlighting verses that appear to advocate violence, slavery and subjugation of women.