Last Tuesday night I headed in to Temple Israel in Boston for a presentation by Yigal Carmon of MEMRI and Dr. Wafa Sultan, the outspoken Syrian-born, now proud American, psychologist.

If you're not familiar with Sultan, watch her on video here, here and here.

You can read a good description of events at Miss Kelly's blog, here: MEMRI and Dr. Wafa Sultan in Boston, so I won't repeat what she's already said. Sultan doesn't mince words. One thing I will add is my compliments to TI for the hors d'oeuvre -- a step above the usual evening fare one usually sees at these things.

I took video with my new camcorder. I didn't use a tripod, so the view is shaky (I had to zoom in) and the audio has a lot of echo, but it is listenable. If the video is too distracting, just close your eyes I guess. If there's interest, I can post bits, or all, of the Q&A so you can see Carmon and Sultan respond to questions. Some of the answers are very...straightforward. Here is Wafa Sultan's speech (about 14 minutes):

(BTW, I've also got video and audio of Mark Steyn the following night which I'll also be posting within a day or two.