The War Zone.

Work at a specialized underground weapons test site in New Mexico, contracted earlier this year, was linked to planning for a potential new operation targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, according to a report from CNN. The U.S. military has notably left Iran’s hardest-to-reach site under Pickaxe Mountain untouched so far, but President Donald Trump and other U.S. officials have been openly talking about striking it.

On February 27, the day before U.S. and Israeli forces launched their initial wave of strikes on Iran, the Pentagon’s Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) quietly announced it had awarded a sole-source deal to Pate Construction Co., Inc., for new construction at the so-called Alternate Seismic Hardrock in Situ Test (ALT-SHIST) site. The work was needed to support an upcoming classified live-fire test. ALT-SHIST is situated within the White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), a sprawling U.S. Army-managed complex in New Mexico’s Jornada del Muerto desert basin. DTRA is a relatively small and obscure organization that plays a leading role in U.S. military efforts to develop new and improved ways to respond to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) threats.

WSMR and DTRA have come up in discussions about strikes on Iran in the past. The U.S. military’s heaviest conventional air-dropped weapon, the 30,000-pound-class GBU-57/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bunker buster bomb, has been extensively tested at multiple sites there in the past. DTRA was also directly involved in its initial development. MOPs made their combat debut during U.S. strikes last year on underground Iranian nuclear facilities at Fordow and Natanz as part of Operation Midnight Hammer. The possibility has been raised that a different site within WSMR may have been used to test the plan of attack against Fordow, which involved two ventilation shafts being hit with six GBU-57/Bs each. The bombs were dropped in rapid succession, with each one burrowing deeper and deeper into the facility below. WSMR also happens to contain the site of the first atomic bomb test in 1945.

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As America prepares to memorialize the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, expect a bright, glaring omission in the upcoming speeches, editorials, and televised survivor retrospectives about this history, important to tell for its warning that national vigilance remains necessary even now.

Left on the cutting room floors will be the all-important, basic “why”, exactly, al-Qaeda hijackers carried out these attacks. The too-offensive-for-public-discourse “why” part of 9/11 can be readily found in, for instance, the recovered United Airlines Flight 93 cockpit recordings, which reveal one hijacker’s motivation at an authentic moment of truth. Nine times over that nosediving flight’s final six seconds before it disintegrated with all 40 victims into a Shanksville, Pa. field, the hijacker repeatedly chanted: “Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar…!” Allah is great.

Expect schoolteachers, media pundits, and elected leaders speechifying at the New York memorial (think New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani), to pretzel-twist themselves around ever saying aloud that a religious motive rooted in Islamist ideology drove the 9/11 hijackers to that mass murder—and still does. Removing even passing references to Islamism as 9/11’s guiding motivation from the coming national discourse short-circuits civic duty to remind Americans that this problem lives on 25 years later as a national security threat.

Not all Muslims are terrorists, but almost all terrorists are Muslims. I wonder why that is….

Quillette.

It is said that a fanatic is someone who can’t change his mind and won’t change the subject. This insight tells against a growing faction of the Left exemplified by the 10 August issue of New York magazine. The issue’s cover story and 31-page feature, titled “Habibi City,” is ostensibly a celebration of New York’s growing Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) cultural scene. But the magazine is less interested in the rich diversity within that community than it is in a few individuals and organisations advancing a particular agenda. Some ideological traditions are honoured at the expense of others. Kurds and Druze are disregarded, while Jews are presented in almost entirely negative terms.

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“Be part of the project of forbidding man-made law.” Anjem Choudary urges his followers (NRK documentary on Sharia courts in UK, 2011).

Mr. Choudary is definitive: “Allah is the only one to legislate.” (CBS 60 minutes, 2014). There is a difficulty, however — that is not what the Koran says:

“What has been decided by Allah and His messenger” (Koran 33:36)
“What has been forbidden by Allah and His messenger” (Koran 9:29)
In each case it is a joint decision. Two parties are involved — Allah and his messenger: it is clearly stated. Evidently Allah had a partner.

If Shari’a only applied to Arabs, nobody would have a problem with it, just as nobody has any problem with the Torah, which only applies to Jews. But Muslims seek to impose Shari’a on EVERYBODY, and that’s a problem.

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On Friday, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed a proclamation commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attack. He then quickly ensured the pen used to sign the proclamation was given to a man who represented an al-Qaeda terrorist and a Gitmo detainee described as the “20th hijacker.”

Mamdani may as well have driven the pen into the heart of those whose loved ones were pulverized on that terrible morning.

Did Mamdani know what he was doing? Does his wife get a thrill up her leg from Hamas?

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The McKinney City Council recall effort has been underway for nearly a month, with petitioners and their supporters alleging that some former elected officials, city-affiliated individuals, and other residents have attempted to discourage people from signing the petition.

Petitioners and their supporters, including some Texans who do not live in McKinney, told the Daily Signal that they have faced criticism and what they describe as intimidation or harassment because of their involvement in the recall effort.

“Opponents of the McKinney recall aren’t just arguing the issues, they’re trying to scare people off from signing. Businesses that let us collect signatures get flooded with calls until they back out. People get followed to their cars, filmed at the tables, and named online so others can pile on,” said petition volunteer Ashley Marie.

Among those opposing the recall is former McKinney Mayor George Fuller, who has used social media to criticize the effort and question some of its supporters.

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I was born two years before Sept. 11, 2001. I belong to the first generation of Americans for whom the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon are not a personal memory. Because I do not remember the morning itself, the television images, or the atmosphere of fear and uncertainty that settled over the country, I know Sept. 11 as history.

But the history myself and those of my generation inherited did not end on that day. In some respects, it had only begun.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the face of Islamic violence looks like a truck driven into a crowded street, a knife attack on a train, and a church attacked and burned. It has meant the consequential transformation of our nation through migration, parallel communities, Sharia courts, and the growing political influence of Islamist movements. Globally, it has meant the rise of the ISIS caliphate, the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas, and the massacre of innocent people worldwide.

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A young Bangladeshi girl in Italy was threatened with death by her family if she refused to accept an arranged marriage. Fortunately, she was able to alert the police and was rescued before her family could do her any harm.

The article doesn’t give any information about the young lady’s prospective spouse, but one presumes that she was intended to marry a cousin. An arranged marriage to a first cousin is the standard practice for Muslims in that part of the world.

I can’t think of any of my first cousins that I would care to marry. They were all rather unpleasant people.

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Gee, who could have seen that coming?

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Gambians have been in the news lately on both sides of the Atlantic. For some reason the expatriates of that small African country are getting increasingly lively in their attempts to culturally enrich their host countries.

The latest example of a gamboling Gambian comes from the Italian city of Padua, and involves the familiar pastime of shouting “Allahu Akhbar” while brandishing a knife in a public place. The mischievous youth is one of the innumerable “children” who landed in Europe during the Great Migration Crisis, and has availed himself of the benefits conferred by the Italian welfare state ever since, all while helping the police increase the volume of their arrest records.

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Not too long ago I engaged in a discussion with a Muslim individual who asserted our American democracy can be found in some elements of the document commonly known as The Constitution of Medina, or ?a??fat al-Mad?na, which occupies an important place in discussions of early Islamic political history. It is sometimes presented as evidence that Islam developed a form of constitutional democracy centuries before the emergence of modern Western democracy, and particularly before the founding of the United States.

The document is an unusually early example of a written political and legal agreement associated with Muhammad’s community at Yathrib (now Medina) following the hijrah (migration) from Mecca in 622 A.D. It regulates relations among different groups, establishes mutual obligations, addresses collective security, and recognizes the religious identity of Jewish participants. Modern scholars have therefore understandably regarded it as a significant document in the history of Islamic political organization.

Yet acknowledging its historical importance is not the same as identifying it with modern constitutional democracy.

The central problem is anachronism. The Medina Charter can reasonably be described as constitutional in a broad, functional or historical sense. It is much harder to defend the claim that it represents ‘democracy’ in the modern political sense of popular sovereignty, representative government, political equality, separation of powers, and legally protected individual rights.

Theocracy and democracy are clean different things.

New York Post.

The United States military destroyed three Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps crude oil tankers in the Persian Gulf Saturday – after Iran launched ballistic missiles at two US Navy vessels.

Footage shows large tankers blown up in flames, as a thick plume of black smoke rise off the sea.

A US military aircraft crew can be heard over radio warning an oil tanker near Kharg Island, before unleashing a barrage of missiles that lit the vessel in flames.

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Across the Muslim world, millions of girls are still married before they reach adulthood. This is not merely a cultural issue. It does not happen simply because of traditions. This violent, misogynistic practice is rooted in religion, reinforced by law, and defended as obedience to God and the example of Mohammad. While activists risk imprisonment, persecution, and even death to challenge these laws. , countless girls continue to lose their childhoods, their education, their health, and often their lives.

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Austria’s government is beginning work on a proposal to constitutionally ban “political Islam,” following Chancellor Christian Stocker’s call for legislation targeting the ideology that he says is incompatible with democracy and Western values.

Integration and Europe Minister Claudia Bauer is expected to draw up a proposal for Austria’s coalition partners, the Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) and NEOS. Bauer wrote on X “Political Islam is directed against our free way of life, against the freedom of girls & women, and against all religions that coexist in Austria in a completely natural and peaceful manner.”

I do not want our children and grandchildren to grow up in an Islamic state,

A bit late to be worrying about that. The time to worry was fifty years ago.

The chancellor continued: “But where believers and non-believers are treated differently, where men and women do not have equal rights, and where our institutions, authorities, and courts are not respected, that freedom ends.”

He has also warned that religious figures must not be allowed to exercise authority over Austria’s democratic institutions. “It cannot be allowed to happen in this country that a preacher dictates things rather than Parliament,” Stocker said.

Stocker also pointed to the religious composition of Vienna’s schools, claiming that pupils with an Islamic religious affiliation now constitute a relative majority in the city’s primary and middle schools. He cited a figure of 41.2%.

Gee, there’s an echo in here….

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France has launched an advertising campaign to combat the surge in female genital mutilation, as statistics show that 1 in 10 girls living in districts with large Muslim communities are being coerced into this cruel practice.

The three-monthslong campaign, which coincides with the school holiday season when parents are most likely to take their daughters abroad for the procedure, will conclude on Sept. 2.

Hoardings on bus shelters are warning parents: “Female genital mutilation should never be part of the journey.” The advertisement features an image of a young girl whose genitals have been mutilated.

The charity “Excision, parlons-en!” (Let’s Talk About Female Genital Mutilation!) is offering an awareness kit as it partners with the French government. According to statistics provided by the nongovernmental organization, 180,000 girls risk being “cut” each year in Europe.

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As reported in last night’s news feed, the small village of Overasselt in the Netherlands was the scene of an unprecedented police operation yesterday in which 34 people (now 35) were arrested after a man was shot dead. Those arrested were allegedly narco-traffickers, and the incident was said to be part of a conflict among narcotics trafficking gangs.

ATQUE: Narco-State-Style Shooting in the Netherlands–34 Arrested

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For the record, here is a partial list of the causes for the Iranian War.

November 1979: Iranian students, backed by the regime, seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran — taking 66 Americans hosta

We’ve been at war with Iran since 1979. The problem is that they have been the only ones fighting it—until now.

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The official account of what happened in Ceuta on July 30th has just suffered its most serious blow from within the Spanish state itself.

A confidential report prepared by the National Police’s Centre for Immigration and Borders (CENIF) maintains that the mass entry was not a spontaneous phenomenon caused simply by traffickers, social media, or a temporary failure of Morocco’s border-control apparatus, as the government and media outlets aligned with it have argued for the past month.

According to the document, uniformed officers and members of Morocco’s security forces operating in plain clothes actively participated in organising and directing the groups that advanced towards Spanish territory.

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As reported in last night’s news feed, a young convert to Islam got into an altercation and stabbed several people at the train station in Amsterdam. To be culturally accurate, I should say that he “reverted to Islam”, because according to Islamic doctrine, everyone is actually born Muslim, and the convert is simply returning to his native faith.

According to the following report, the young revert, enthusiastic about his rediscovered religious faith, was a prominent supporter of “Palestine” on social media.

Relevant information: De Ruijterkade is a quay behind the train station. Denk is a Turkish-oriented party, founded by Turks, with a focus on Muslim communities in the Netherlands.

Babylon Bee.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the installation of a Muslim foot-washing station at the base of the 9/11 Memorial in preparation for marking the 25th anniversary of the Islamic terrorist attacks.

Presumably this is a parody, although you never know. I wouldn’t be surprised were Mamdani actually to do it.

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More than 100 children aged 12 or under were referred to the British government’s Forced Marriage Unit between 2021 and 2025, new Home Office figures show.

The figures include 27 children aged five or under.

Dame Jasvinder Sanghera, a campaigner who escaped a forced marriage when she was 14, described the number of very young children as “deeply disturbing.”

She warned that some children could disappear from school because they had been taken away for a forced marriage.

“I know that when schools open in September, there will be missing children,” she said. She also warned that some children could return to school engaged or even married.

Dame Jasvinder said some children could be “promised to somebody from birth,” with the marriage taking place many years later.

Import Turd World people, wind up with Turd World problems.

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Since the end of July, Spanish soldiers have been deployed to Ceuta to try to keep a lid on the seething mass of illegal migrants that have invaded and taken up residence in various parts of the enclave. Unfortunately, they are burdened with rules of engagement that give violent migrant invaders the advantage, and their equipment leaves something to be desired.

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The US government is exploring an unusual legal route for dealing with Iranian oil and ships captured as part of its blockade: bringing back a wartime maritime system that has barely been used for generations, according to Bloomberg.

The Justice Department, working with the Pentagon, is preparing to use prize law, which historically allowed courts to decide whether vessels and cargo captured during armed conflict could legally become property of the United States. The mechanism was once commonplace in naval warfare but largely disappeared from American practice after the 19th century and has been dormant since World War II.

The appeal for the administration is largely practical. At present, the government generally relies on civil forfeiture to take ownership of vessels accused of sanctions violations or other offenses. Those cases can become complicated and slow, particularly when shipping companies, creditors, terrorism victims or other parties assert competing rights to the ship or its cargo. A prize proceeding could potentially narrow those disputes and allow captured oil to be sold more quickly, with the proceeds going to the US Treasury.

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Earlier this week, the Council on American-Islamic Relations sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice asking officials to reject Gov. Greg Abbott’s request for an investigation into Texas airports.

CAIR’s letter comes after Abbott sent a letter referring Dallas Fort-Worth International Airport and the George Bush Intercontinental Airport to the DOJ for an investigation into alleged religious discrimination.

“These ablution stations single out one subset of the population for special treatment based on religion,” Abbott said. “They are not interfaith chapels open to all. They exist to benefit the Muslim population alone. Government-owned airports cannot favor one religion over all others.”

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Brent crude futures initially jumped overnight after The Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump has no interest in reviving the memorandum of understanding (interim peace deal) reached with Iran in June. The war-risk premium in Brent has since faded in New York premarket trading amid mounting developments this week that major Gulf producers, including Kuwait and Qatar, are increasing tanker flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Emerging diplomatic traction between Oman and Iran has also further reduced the perceived risk of a prolonged disruption.

Daily Mail (UK).

Pretty sad when we have to depend on British publications for our important news.

Police in Minneapolis reportedly raided the apartment of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s son and seized firearms before arresting his roommate.

Law enforcement sources told Alpha News that a search warrant was carried out at the home of Omar’s son Adnan on Tuesday night.

According to the outlet, they recovered guns and ammunition from the home and arrested his roommate Abdulrahman Abdi, 22.

Earlier that day, the city’s police department said in a statement to the Daily Mail that they conducted a traffic stop and cited Abdi for no proof of insurance and no license.

The department said that Abdi was released at the scene and the vehicle was in the process of being impounded when a firearm was found inside.

Officers later tracked Abdi to an address on Marquette Ave where they said they arrested him ‘without incident.’

Abdi was later booked into Hennepin County Jail on a weapons charge before being released on Wednesday night, records show.

Not all Muslims are terrorists, but it’s truly amazing how many terrorists are Muslim.

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A rambunctious young culture-enricher from Gambia experienced a sexual emergency in the German city of Heidelberg. The intensity of his urges made him forget that there are cultural differences between Gambia and Germany when it comes to the treatment of women, and he got a bit too frisky with three young ladies, who had the poor taste to call the police. The unfortunate youngster continued his attempts to alleviate his emergency with a female police officer who came to arrest him, which only served to add to his subsequent legal woes.

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Palestinian Authority-run schools actively celebrated the October 7 pogrom of 2023—even incorporating support for them into the academic curriculum.

A new report shows how PA schools themselves presented the attacks to Palestinian schoolchildren. The recorded pattern of advocacy for antisemitic violence comes not from a few rogue teachers, but from official materials distributed by the schools themselves.

PA monitoring research group Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) has published a breakdown of how school assemblies, classroom activities, and even mathematics exercises were used to commemorate the wave of lethal, Hamas-led violence which crossed over from Gaza to Israel.

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

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Rep. Chip Roy has sent a letter to several high-ranking federal officials to voice his concerns about a planned Islamic development being built near a U.S. military training base in San Antonio.

Roy, a Republican from Texas, is requesting that members of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet look into the Islamic center’s planned community and “examine whether any criminal, civil, financial, or immigration statutes have been violated in its effort to fulfill its campus expansion project.” The letter, obtained by the Daily Signal, was sent to U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, and Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent.

Roy learned of the San Antonio development after the RAIR Foundation USA released a report two weeks ago warning that the Northside Islamic Center of San Antonio is nearing completion of a 7.25-acre campus less than 20 miles from Camp Bullis Military Training Reservation in Bexar County.

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White British inmates have allegedly been forced to convert to Islam by organised Muslim gangs operating inside the nation’s prisons, prompting calls for the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to investigate a surge in conversions.

The demand for an inquiry follows data showing that one in five Muslims in British prisons are white, compared with 5.8% in the general population. The number of Muslim inmates in England and Wales has also increased, rising from 14,037 in 2022 to 16,051 as of June 30, 2025, a staggering increase of 14%.

“The percentage of Muslims who are white in our prisons is so vastly higher than in the general population it raises serious questions,” Nick Timothy, the Shadow Justice Secretary said. “We know that experts have warned repeatedly about forced conversions taking place behind bars, driven by Islamic gangs.”

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Last week, the group announced it submitted a civil rights complaint to the U.S. Department of Justice requesting that the agency review a “developing and increasingly concerning situation in McKinney, Texas, involving conduct that appears intended to intimidate, harass, discourage, or otherwise interfere with registered voters who are considering signing a lawful recall petition involving elected officials of the City of McKinney.”

Paul Chabot, chairman of Collin County Citizens for Integrity, told the Daily Signal the complaint is necessary to protect the rights of local residents.

“We filed this complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice because we are seeing a troubling pattern of intimidation and harassment directed at McKinney residents who are signing or helping collect signatures for the recall petition,” he said. “People should not have to fear being photographed, publicly identified, researched online, or having their jobs and livelihoods targeted because they participate in a lawful political process. Political disagreement is protected, but intimidation and retaliation have no place in our community.”

The complaint, sent to Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, states that as the recall process is in the signature-gathering stage, there have been “statements and conduct that appear directed toward identifying, singling out, harassing, intimidating, or discouraging individual citizens from participating in the petition process.”

According to the complaint, former elected officials, politically active community members, and others have made public statements discussing methods of disrupting the signature-gathering process and discouraging people from signing.

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A leak involving tens of thousands of members of Morocco’s security apparatus has opened a new chapter in the Ceuta crisis.

The hacker group Jabaroot claims to have published personal and professional information on around 70,000 agents and police officers linked mainly to the domestic intelligence service —DGST— and the General Directorate for National Security —DGSN— and has presented the operation as a “gift to Spain” following the mass entry on July 30.

The documents reportedly also include police officers and employees of the security apparatus. El Confidencial reports that former members of the Moroccan intelligence services have assessed at least part of the material examined as authentic.

Jabaroot goes beyond the leak and points directly at the Moroccan regime. The group accuses Abdellatif Hammouchi, head of both the DGST and DGSN, and royal adviser Fouad Ali El Himma of having planned the migratory pressure on Ceuta. It also claims to have information on agents deployed to Castillejos before and during the events.

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August 14 is celebrated each year as Pakistan’s Independence Day. Last week the Lord Mayor of the English city of Birmingham made remarks during an observance of the occasion which have since caused controversy.

The Lord Mayor of Birmingham is named Zaker Choudhry, which is not surprising, given the ethnic makeup of the city. Native white Britons are in the minority, and “Asians” — which means mostly Pakistani Muslims — make up a third of the population of Birmingham.

Zaker Choudhry was elected to his office back in the spring, and he seems to be representing his constituents effectively, because the remarks that got him in trouble last week were: “Our forefathers fought for our country. Kashmir is ours, Pakistan is ours, and [the] army is ours as well.”

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A group with special operations and intelligence skills and filmmaker Chris Burgard teamed up on Saturday to teach pastors in East Texas how to respond to the rise of Islam in the Lone Star State.

The Allied Special Intelligence Group is an organization that uses its knowledge of special operations military skills, counterintelligence, and human intelligence to educate and train citizens on how to “legally and lawfully, delay, disrupt, dismantle, and remove Communists/Marxists and Terrorists networks from our communities in order to restore and protect our Constitutional Republic.”

Two of the group’s operatives, John Bennett, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former Oklahoma state representative, and Matt Shea, who served as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army and is a conservative lawyer, pastor, and politician who served in the Washington House of Representatives from 2009 to 2021, took up the task of educating the Texas pastors about the threat of Islamification.

Bennett and Shea, both of whom have previously been deployed in the Middle East, were there at the invitation of Pine Baptist Church Pastor Ben Warrick. Warrick told the Daily Signal that he organized the training at his church because he wanted others in his community to be informed.

Wakey, wakey….

Not all Muslims are terrorists, but the overwhelming majority of terrorists are Muslim.

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Iranian media linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has escalated its threats against President Donald Trump’s family, airing a video on state TV that purportedly tracks the movements of his 20-year-old son, Barron Trump. Separate reports also claim a $10 million bounty has been placed on his head.

The video, reported Sunday by Al Bawaba, appeared on IRGC-linked media and Iran’s state-run Channel 3 and carried the title, “Where to kill Barron Trump?”

According to Al Bawaba, the production purported to reveal information about Barron Trump’s location and movements, presenting the president’s youngest son as being within reach of potential attackers.

The outlet also reported claims of a $10 million bounty. The official status of the purported bounty could not immediately be independently confirmed.

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A Palestinian culture-enricher named Ahmed got himself into a bit of trouble during a bus ride in the French city of Toulouse. The impulsive youngster sat down next to a 16-year-old girl and put his hands where they didn’t belong. The young girl was inexplicably traumatized by his behavior, and poor Ahmed was hauled into court and convicted of sexual assault.

Surprisingly, he told the court, “I have trouble behaving with girls.” Even more surprising was the sentence: six months in prison. In Western Europe migrants are generally spared custodial sentences for most offenses where their victims are not maimed or killed, and usually receive nothing worse than probation and/or community service.

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The call to prayer is sounding across America. From Hamtramck, Michigan, to Paterson, New Jersey, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, rooftop amplifiers remind growing numbers of Muslim faithful five times a day of their duties with the Arabic message that “Allah is the Greatest! There is no god but Allah!”

The so-called “adhan” is just one sign of how Islam is transforming pockets of the nation. As more Muslims participate in the country’s political life, running for office, influencing, and in some cases, even controlling local governments, they are putting their own stamps on their communities: renaming city streets after Arab homelands and mandating Islamic holidays and halal-only lunches in public schools, while even changing noise ordinances to the consternation of many non-Muslim neighbors.

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Turkey has escalated its anti-Israel actions, after months of denunciations connected to its Gaza, Syria, and Iran policies – and is once again taking things to new levels.

The Erdogan government has just issued an international arrest warrant for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as part of an investigation into Israel’s interception of an aid flotilla for Gaza, which happened in mid-May and involved over 50 vessels and nearly 500 international activists.

Activist: Someone who isn’t happy unless pissing in someone else’s soup.

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Dozens of military-age men leapt from boats onto packed tourist beaches in mainland Spain this week, sending holidaymakers scrambling for their belongings as the fallout from the Ceuta mass crossing continues to escalate.

Waiting for the name change to Michistan.

New York Post.

What started as a regularly scheduled town hall in Dearborn, Michigan, erupted into a flashpoint over the influence of Muslim culture in American civic life Tuesday as the pastor of a local church accused the town of operating under Sharia law.

“America, we have lost this city. This is a city that is no longer up under American laws; we are up under Sharia law. We will not have it anymore,” Lorenzo Sewell, the pastor of 180 Church, said.

“Enough is enough.”

The outburst, which came amid a series of other anti-Islam protests in Dearborn, vocalizes fears that Muslim populations in Michigan are working to bring their communities more in line with their religious worldview, views Sewell believes are at odds with the vast majority of the country.

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Not all Muslims are terrorists—but it’s amazing how many terrorists are Muslims.

Or maybe not….

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Gee, I wonder why?

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My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

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In Islam, there is no separation between mosque and state. The goal is to use the state to make everyone submit to Islam. If you want to see what this looks like, just check out almost any country in the Middle East that has a Muslim majority. They don’t believe in freedom of speech or freedom of religion. Do you want to know how many churches there are in Saudi Arabia? The answer is zero, because churches are banned in Saudi Arabia. Now this same ideology is spreading in America, and that should deeply alarm all of us.

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Import Turd World people, get Turd World problems.

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Import Turd World people, receive Turd World problems.

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Brand-new polling shows a horse race in the U.S. Senate race in Michigan and suggests that the controversial topic of Muslim immigration to that state could provide the key differentiator in the contest.

As reported in earlier polling in Michigan, by a 6-to-1 margin, Michigan voters believe that there is too much Muslim immigration to their state vs. too little. Even among Kamala Harris 2024 voters, the margin declaring “too much” Muslim immigration is nearly 2-to-1 in the Great Lakes State. This new Michigan poll dives deeper into that issue and shows a clear opportunity against a candidate who openly aligns himself with extreme Muslim public figures and issues.

First, regarding the current tight state of the race, this TIPP Insights poll of 1,528 registered voters in Michigan for the League of American Workers shows Democrat nominee Abdul El-Sayed leading Republican nominee Mike Rogers by 4 points, 43% to 39%, in a poll with a margin of error of 2.6%. Currently, 11% of voters are unsure and 7% say they will vote for someone else.

But when voters are informed that El-Sayed campaigned in Michigan with Hasan Piker, who declared that America “deserved” the 9/11 terror attacks, 64% of Michigan voters say they are less likely to support the Democrat nominee. In fact, nearly a majority of Democrats declared themselves “less likely” given that information, at 47%.

Also reflecting that unease with the radicalism of El-Sayed, almost one-third (29%) of Democrats and independents said they were “not satisfied” with the Democrat nominee.

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Gee, I wonder why?

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involving Texas residents, Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison is calling for the Texas Legislature to enter a special session to address the threat of Sharia law.

Last week, Harrison posted an interview on WBAP with radio host Matt Locke to discuss why he is calling for a special session “to deal with the threat of Sharia law.”

During the interview, Harrison told Locke that he believes the threat is growing. He pointed to what he described as two functioning Sharia tribunals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

According to Harrison, elected officials in Texas have repeatedly stated that Sharia law is banned in the state, but he said that is “completely false.”

“Texans have been told that their government has been handling this problem, when they objectively have not been,” Harrison told the Daily Signal.

The problem, as always, is in the cities, where the Blue Plague tends to concentrate.