CAIR attacks our new Islam book

Speaking to the NY Daily News last week, Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, attacked our upcoming book, Why We Left Islam: Former Muslims Speak Out. According to Hooper:

This book is put out by WND Publishing, which promotes hate every day on its extremist anti-Muslim hate site... The editor is a guy who suggested air-dropping pig's blood over Afghanistan. There are 7 million American Muslims and over a billion worldwide who love Islam and practice it peaceably on a daily basis.

Never mind the fact that our company is WND Books, those are some bold claims by CAIR. But before addressing them, I'll quote a couple the description of the book from the article:

WND Books has emblazoned a picture of the prophet Muhammed torn in half across the front of the book, written by British journalist Susan Crimp and Islam expert Joel Richardson, using a pseudonym because he already has a fatwa out against him... Islamists might not be too happy with the book's contents, either. It's filled with first-person stories of former radicals who began to question the Koran, Islam's holy book, and who have changed their lives.

As for CAIR's absurd accusations about pig's blood, Joseph Farah rebuts them in an article on WND today.