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I am not making this up.

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Calling it a ‘university’ is of course an absurdity.

It is run by a man who used a recent sermon to invoke a Hadith commonly espoused by Muslim terrorists to kill Jews for causing “corruption in the land.” Waleed Idris al-Meneesey also has written that Muslims should place sharia law above “man-made” law.

During a November sermon, al-Meneesy referred to the Hadith, a saying from Islam’s prophet Muhammad, describing how Jews had been punished by God repeatedly for “corruption.”

“When the Children of Israel returned to cause corruption in the time of our Prophet Muhammad,” al-Meneesy said in a translation by the Investigative Project on Terrorism, “and they disbelieved him, God destroyed him at his hand. In any case, God Almighty has promised them destruction whenever they cause corruption.”

Islam is a plot by Satan in an attempt to destroy the Jews, God’s Chosen People. Just in case you were wondering. (Explains a lot, doesn’t it?)

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The Kunduz incident resulted in more strict application of the ROE and a lot less U.S. air support for Afghan troops and police. This makes the security forces less effective and the Taliban more so. This sort of thing is no accident. The Taliban and drug gangs have invested a lot in the local media, to make each civilian death, at the hands of foreign troops, a major story. The majority of civilian combat deaths are at the hands of the Taliban or drug gangs, and the local media plays those down (or else). It’s a sweet deal for the bad guys, and a powerful battlefield tool. The civilians appreciate the attention, but the ROE doesn’t reduce overall civilian deaths, because the longer the Taliban have control of civilians in a combat situations, the more they kill. The Taliban regularly use civilians as human shields, and kill those who refuse, or are suspected of disloyalty. In most parts of Afghanistan, civilians are eager to get the Taliban killed or driven away, as quickly as possible and by any means necessary. The number of civilian deaths, at the hands of NATO/Afghan forces, are spectacularly low by historical standards. The U.S. armed forces have reduced civilian casualties during combat by over 90 percent since the 1970s. This is the result of wider use of precision weapons, better communications and new tactics. The troops know this, some of the civilians know this, but the media doesn’t care and the Taliban know that dead Afghan soldiers and police are not news but dead civilians are, especially if it is one of rare incidents where the Taliban was not responsible.

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Nick just sent this screen photo of the Beeb’s news report about the killer of Asad Shah. A couple of weeks ago Mr. Shah was murdered outside his shop in Glasgow not long after he wished his Christian neighbors a happy Easter in an online message. His murderer, a fellow Muslim named Tanveer Ahmed, was eventually caught and charged. He had driven all the way from Bradford to Glasgow to do the grisly deed.

The Yorkshire Post referred to Mr. Ahmed as a “Yorkshireman”. Well, ee bah goom!

The murderer has now stated that he wanted to punish the victim for disrespecting Islam — that is, for blasphemy. In this he was acting in strict accordance with Islamic law.

Guidance on these matters may be found at AbdurRahman.org, under the heading “A Muslim is prohibited to congratulate the disbelievers, Christians, Jews or whomever, on their distinctive occasions”.

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Going after senior leaders, especially those with unique skills (like organizing and training suicide bombers) has been shown to be one of the most effective tactics for crippling and destroying an Islamic terrorist organization. Decapitation tactics proved successful in Iraq before U.S. troops left in 2011 and earlier in Israel where it was developed to deal with the Palestinian terror campaign that began in 2000. The Israelis were very successful with their decapitation program, which reduced Israeli civilian terrorist deaths within five years from over 400 a year to less than ten.

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Last Saturday there was an anti-Islam demonstration in Brussels that ventured into one of the most culturally enriched (and dangerous) neighborhoods in Europe, Molenbeek — the Islamic ghetto where most of the terror plots carried out in France and Belgium seem to be hatched. During the course of that demo, a car drove at speed through a police barrier and seriously injured a woman, and then later hit a motorcyclist. The mainstream media, led by The Daily Mail, blamed “far-right extremists” for the deed, saying that they had been driving the car.

Well. They had to walk that one back eventually, after the two men in the car were arrested. It took a while for the news to percolate through to the media, given the language barrier, but the two drivers — a different one for each hit-and-run — turned out to be culture-enrichers. The incident had a Mohammed Coefficient of 50%.

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As Scott noted this morning, President Obama complains that Iran has violated the “spirit” of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action by launching ballistic missiles and calling for the destruction of Israel. Earlier today, Iran responded to Obama’s rather pathetic lament:

Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Hassan Firouzabadi blasted US President Barack Obama for his remarks against Tehran’s implementation of the nuclear deal, and said he is raising excessive demands.

“We studied the details of the nuclear agreement and didn’t see anything but its text and don’t have any information about its spirit,” Firouzabadi said, addressing the Chief of Staff’s commanders and officials in Tehran on Tuesday, following the US president’s call on Tehran to work on the spirit of the July nuclear deal.

Is it possible that Obama fails to understand the utter contempt in which he is held by Iran’s leaders?

Oh, are we talking about what Obama fails to understand? I’ve got a list….

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How Silicon Valley elites and the American progressive ruling class formed unholy alliances with Middle Eastern powers to foster the modern rise of extreme Islamic terrorism, mortgage the safety and personal wealth of America’s working class, and reign in the demise of domestic independent energy producers.

I love the smell of conspiracy in the morning….

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My first thought was ‘neutron bombs’ but I guess that was the wrong answer.

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Think of it as evolution in action.

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The video report below tells the story of Amani, an Italian-Syrian girl who was sent back to Syria when she was 16 to be forcibly married to her cousin. She was fortunately able to escape, after which she returned to Italy and repudiated Islam.

Steve Sailer dishes the dirt.

The nerve of that guy! Who does he think he is, anyway, the New York Times?

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The ‘day of shame’ apparently refers to a supposed right (written down nowhere that I can find) of Muslims to come and wreck Christian countries after they’ve finished wrecking their own.

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Based on this report from the Hildesheimer Allgemeine Zeitung, German police are doing their best not to have to deal with the fact that a Muslim mob attacked and beat up several people for walking a dog in front of their mosque.

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As a follow-up to Thursday’s post, the Russian TV news report below provides more extensive information about the recent arrest of members of an ISIS cell in Moscow. The Turkish connection is highlighted in this account — the terror cell is alleged to have provided Turkish passports for ISIS operatives who went back and forth to the Islamic State by crossing through Turkish territory. The report also asserts that Turkey’s security services are intimately involved in ISIS’ terror network.

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The following video features a series of public statements made by prominent imams in Canada. If they had been anything other than Muslims, their prescriptions and opinions about the treatment of women under Islamic law would have had them up on “hate speech” charges for “inciting religious hatred”. But it Modern Multicultural Canada, such sentiments when expressed by Muslims are no big deal — they’re just examples of the rich cultural traditions that make Canadians so proud of their diverse and inclusive society.

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Syrian state media reported the grim discovery as troops loyal to Bashar al-Assad and his supporters continued work to clear the city after driving militants out.

The government-controlled Syrian Arab News Agency (Sana) said at least 40 corpses had so far been recovered from the site, with some beheaded and others showing signs of “brutal” torture.

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

My, what a surprise.

U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has surfaced, once again to lecture the Anglosphere and the Western world about its “duties” to hurriedly absorb nearly half a million more Syrian migrants. The war-torn country’s surrounding nations, he argues, have done the heavy lifting already. Now the U.N. chief wants you and your communities to do more.

Why? What business is this of ours? They never say. It’s just assumed that the Great Souled International Crust has an unlimited claim on the resources of Everybody Else for whatever feel-good project they’ve dreamed up.

The New York Times reports that the Sec. General opened a conference in Geneva today, demanding “an exponential increase in global solidarity”, insisting that “Neighboring countries have done far more than their share” and imploring “Others [to] now step up.” And, of course, the stress was on European Union member states and the United States of America to do more.

Who gets to decide what each party’s ‘fair share’ is, and on what basis? They never say. Whatever it is, it’s never enough.

But while the United Nations lumps the responsibility onto the West, you might ask why countries like Saudi Arabia, which claims to have absorbed around half a million Syrians, do not provide any data to support their statements. Indeed, in 2013, net migration of those deemed to be Syrian nationals stood at around just 20,000, with criticism aimed at the country for only accepting Syrians who already have families in the Kingdom.

In fact countries that could take more, and haven’t remain free of criticism, presumably because they aren’t signatories to the 1951 UN Refugee Convention. This isn’t a sign that we are better. It’s a sign that we are dumber. We as Western nations afford moral and political equivalence for almost all other countries around the world nowadays (most recently, Cuba and Iran) but we don’t make the same demands of these countries as we place upon ourselves.

My, what a surprise.

A private Islamic school in the United Kingdom is propagating radical Islam, promoting anti-Semitic propaganda and teaching that British customs are prohibited, Sky News reports.

In a leaflet, Mufti Zubair Dudha, the founder and head of the Islamic Tarbiyah Academy in Dewsbury, quoted the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a notoriously anti-Semitic forgery which accuses the Jews of trying to conquer the world.

Dudha hails from the orthodox Deobandi Muslim sect, which is believed to control half of the Islamic schools and mosques in the United Kingdom.

Other disseminated materials assert that all mixed-gender institutions are evil and prohibit Muslims from watching television. The extremist messages also dictate that women should not work and should be fully covered when leaving the house.

Dudha also calls for Muslims to engage in violent jihad and prepare to “expend…even life” in order to establish a world operating “according to Allah’s just order.”

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This Russian TV news report details a raid on an apartment in Moscow that allegedly served as the headquarters of a cell of operatives for the Islamic State. The men who were arrested were all Uzbeks, but there may well be a Turkish connection, judging by the presence of forged Turkish IDs among the fake documents. It seems that the cell’s function was to facilitate the movement of people to and from Syria and Iraq through Turkey, and within the Russian Federation as well.

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The suicide bomber who killed seventy-two people on Easter Sunday in a park in Lahore, Pakistan has drawn condemnation from around the world. Among the killed were twenty-nine children, and another 370 people were wounded, many of them members of the country’s Christian minority. Far less noted, however, has been the attack’s equally devastating effect on relations between Pakistan’s army and civilian government, which threatens to bring further instability to the country’s Punjab heartland.

At the heart of the crisis are two men, General Raheel Sharif, commander in chief of the Pakistan army, and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, head of the civilian government. For the past eighteen months, the two Sharifs (no relation) have maintained a tenuous political compact: the army—in some consultation with the prime minister—had overall control of Pakistan’s foreign and nuclear policy, as well as its counterterrorism strategy in Karachi, in the south, and along the border with Afghanistan, in the north. In turn, the civilian government could run the economy, and, most significantly, keep control of the prime minister’s home province of Punjab—the most populous region of the country, which includes the city of Lahore. Counterterrorism actions in Punjab were entrusted to the Punjab police rather than the army

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Stripped of political correctness, legality and morality, and viewed strictly from a risk management perspective, closing America’s borders to Muslims (à la Donald Trump) and enhancing surveillance of Muslims within the U.S. (à la Ted Cruz) is likely to reduce the probability of attacks by Islamic terrorists. Therein lies a tale—and four foundational dilemmas—now tearing at the fabric of American life, based on a set of ideals that may no longer be suited for modern times.

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“Turkey is where many journalists may have to spend more time at their attorneys’ offices or in courtrooms than in the newsrooms, where they should be,” a Western diplomat joked bitterly. “Don’t quote me on that. I don’t want to be declared persona non grata,” he added with a smile.

On this date in 1822 Turks massacred 20,000 Greeks on the island of Chios.

In addition to setting fires, the troops were ordered to kill all infants under three years old, all males 12 years and older, and all females 40 and older, except those willing to convert to Islam.

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In the wake of the attacks on the Brussels Airport and Métro, the Belgian security services have come in for much criticism. More significantly, in my opinion, the attacks have exposed the sheer frivolity of the Belgian criminal-justice system, a frivolity that it shares with the British and French systems, and no doubt several others, and which has turned the fight against crime into an elaborate and expensive—though lucrative—charade.

Nowhere is this better illustrated than in the case of the brothers El Bakraoui, Ibrahim and Khalid, who blew themselves up, together with many innocents, at the airport and in the Métro, respectively.

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Donald Trump would mark a “drastic change” in U.S. foreign policy, a newspaper linked to an al-Qaeda affiliate reported this weekend.

Would that it were true.

A comprehensive report on the American presidential election published Saturday in al-Masra, an online publication connected to the terrorist group al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, predicted that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would emerge as their parties’ nominees. Mrs. Clinton would largely maintain President Barack Obama’s foreign policy, reporter Adil al-Ahmad wrote, while Mr. Trump would alter the nation’s direction, in a translation released Monday by SITE Intelligence Group.

One can only hope.

“Amidst expectations of the victor for the presidency of the United States of America, it seems that the features of the next period of the conflict will be ruled by the results of these elections,” the al-Masra outlet reported, according to the SITE translation. “As for the victory of Hilary Clinton, it will be an extension of the policy of Obama and the Democrats in the region, while the victory of Trump will be a drastic change in American policy towards Muslims, since the hostility that Trump bears and the Islamophobia from which he suffers will have a huge impact in the conflict in the Middle East region and the Muslim countries in general.”

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A security guard who worked at a Belgian nuclear medical research facility was murdered two days after the Brussels bombings, it emerged on Saturday, deepening fears that Islamist terror cells are plotting attacks against nuclear installations.

Didier Prospero, a guard with the G4S security company, was shot dead at his home in the Froidchapelle district of Brussels on less than 24 hours after Belgian authorities stripped several workers of their security passes at two nuclear plants this week.

The circumstances of 45-year-old Mr Prospero’s death remained murky on Saturday night, with conflicting reports over whether or not the murder was linked to terrorism, or if his work security pass had been stolen.

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The 22,000 peacekeepers, 20,000 Somali soldiers and over 10,000 pro government militiamen have not been able to eradicate Islamic terrorists like al Shabaab or unruly clan leaders and warlords. Violence has been greatly reduced over the last few years but al Shabaab continues to stage high profile (likely to make the international or regional news) attacks, especially in the capital (Mogadishu). Corrupt government officials and clan leaders help keep the violence going by tolerating all manner of illegal activity as long as the bribe is large enough. Fortunately the neighbors (especially Ethiopia and Kenya) are tired of all this Somali lawlessness as neighboring countries have been victims of it for as long as anyone can remember. The UN agrees that something should be done but so far no one has been able to come up with a plan that will bring long-term peace.

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A week ago Ingrid Carlqvist of Dispatch International was invited to speak in Helsinki. In her talk she described the transformation of Sweden from a successful, prosperous, homogeneous nation into a crime-ridden multicultural nightmare. Thanks to the continuing mass immigration of hostile Muslims, Sweden is rapidly on its way to being a third-world failed state.

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A Londoner who brought his Pakistani bride to the UK to use her as a slave and beat her so badly she tried to end her life faces jail.

Safraz Ahmed, 34, was charged with conspiracy to hold a person in domestic servitude, initially denying the offence.

Yeah, that sure says ‘British man’ to me.

Remember when ‘journalists’ published facts rather than ‘progressive’ propaganda? (Well, maybe you don’t.)

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In the following video, George Igler discusses the nature of the information war that is currently being waged against the West by Islam. The “kinetic” war — the military campaigns of the Islamic State plus mass terrorist attacks, the most recent of which happened last Tuesday in Brussels — is only a small part of the total war. The information war is arguably the most important front in the conflict.

My, what a surprise.

Isis killed and injured US Marines whom the Pentagon said were not in Iraq as they defended a front line base abandoned by Iraqi troops

The biter bit.

Last Thursday, two days after the massacres in Brussels, protesters for the Austrian Identitarian movement staged demonstrations in Vienna in front of the headquarters of the Socialist Party (SPÖ) , and of the the Greens (Die Grünen). Acting out a simulated terrorist attack at each location, they told the two parties via bullhorn that the carnage in Brussels and Paris was their fault, thanks to their support for the mass importation of Muslim immigrants.

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A devout Muslim shopkeeper was savagely killed in the street shortly after posting an Easter message “to my beloved Christian nation”.

Asad Shah, 40, died from injuries sustained in the attack on Thursday night in which his killers are believed to have stabbed him and stamped on his head. Medics tried to save him but he died in hospital.

Somehow I don’t think he was killed by Christians.

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A Belgian municipal security officer is facing dismissal after saying he would kill “each and every Jew” during a debate on Facebook this past Friday.

“The word Jew itself is dirty. If I were in Israel, frankly, I would do to the Jews what they do with the Palestinians — slaughter each and every one of them,” wrote the officer, who was only referred to as Mohamed N. in Belgian media.

‘The second thought that strikes you is that the ever-longer lines to get into the “secure” area are now the least secure area in America. Why not blow up the security line? You could kill as many people as on an airplane, and inflict more long-term economic damage. But don’t worry. The TSA has plans to expand the “secure” area, so the insecure perimeter will be somewhere else, with even more vulnerable people standing around waiting to get into it.’

— Mark Steyn, 2009

Brussels Terror: Belgian Police Find Bomb-Making Factory, ISIS Flag

Paris terror plot: Man arrested in ‘advanced stages’ of plan to attack French capital

Brothers, Prison, and the Reign of Terror

Brussels attacks: Paris bomb maker Najim Laachraoui was killed in airport suicide bombing

Bangladesh: Attackers Stab Christian Convert to Death

Syria civil war: Government troops set to retake ancient city of Palmyra from Isis

Isis has ‘at least 440 fighters trained to attack Europe in deadly waves’. My, what a surprise.

Two UK students convicted of Isis-inspired plot to carry out drive-by shootings in London

UK physics student convicted over Isis-inspired London terror plot

Isis celebrates devastation of Brussels attacks by handing out sweets in Syria

Najim Laachraoui: The ‘Isis bomb-maker’ involved in Brussels attacks whose DNA was all over Paris atrocity

Khalid and Brahim el-Bakraoui named as suicide bombers behind Brussels attacks

Refugee sets himself on fire in protest of European border closures. Sounds like a self-correcting problem.

Brussels terror attacks: Uefa committed to ‘safe and secure’ Euro 2016

Brussels attacks: Belgian authorities fear suspects could still be at large after Isis bombings at airport and on Metro

Isis supporters claim group responsible for Brussels attacks: ‘We have come to you with slaughter’

Terror in Brussels: at least 13 dead in airport attack; second attack at Metro station

Brussels terror attacks: Several dead after suicide bombing and explosions at Brussels Airport and Maalbeek Metro station

Man jailed for deliberately dousing wife in white spirit and setting her on fire after argument

US firebase in Iraq attacked again, two days after rocket fire killed Marine. Good thing we pulled our troops out last year.

At least 13 dead after explosions at Brussels airport, Metro station

Mali attack: Gunmen open fire on EU military training base in Bamako

Najim Laachraoui: Belgian police to launch manhunt for suspect who could have made suicide belts for Paris attacks

‘British suicide bomber’ carries out attack in Iraq, Isis claims

Student Expelled From Palestinian University for Hugging Fiancé

Pakistan: Girl arrested for allegedly setting on fire her father who ‘raped her and her sisters’

Turkey’s Erdo?an Gambles and Loses

As Iraqi civilian rule weakens, Shi’ite clerics call the shots

Paris terror suspect Abdeslam planned more attacks, official says

Refugee deal between Turkey and EU sparks chaos on Greek islands

London ‘preparing for 10 simultaneous terror attacks’ in wake of Paris

Isis’s backup plan to retreat to Libya is falling apart

Erdogan official ‘tweets she hopes Israeli tourists are dead’ in Istanbul terror attack

Turkish Kurds go home to war-ravaged city of Diyarbakir as curfew lifted

US service member killed by enemy fire in Iraq

Salah Abdeslam: Paris attacker planned to blow himself up at Stade De France but ‘changed his mind’

Teacher fined for showing students Isis beheading video

Istanbul explosion: Footage shows moment suicide bomber kills four in blast targeting busy shopping street

Salah Abdeslam charged with ‘terrorist murder’ over Isis Paris attacks but will fight extradition to France

Salah Abdeslam: Suspicious pizza order ‘led police to Paris attacker’s hideout’ at Molenbeek flat

Mohamad Jamal Khweis: US Isis defector admits ‘I made a bad decision’

Istanbul explosion: At least five dead as tourist shopping area Istiklal Street hit by suicide bombing in Turkey

Saudi-led coalition could be committing ‘international crimes’ bombing civilians in Yemen, UN warns

Refugee crisis: Turkish coastguard ‘attacks boat packed with migrants’

How Recent European Terror Wins Led to Abdeslam’s Capture

Prime suspect for Paris attacks arrested in Molenbeek, terror capital of Europe

University of California Merced Stabbing Suspect Had ISIS Propaganda

Counter-Terrorism: Jordan Builds More Barriers

2 Americans among 5 dead in Istanbul suicide bomb attack, WH says

Marine killed, others injured in ISIS rocket attack in northern Iraq, official says

Captive British journalist appears in Islamic State video

EU reaches agreement to send refugees back to Turkey

1,845 Cases Filed For ‘Insulting’ Turkish President In Just 18 Months

Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam caught alive in Brussels anti-terror raid

The human rights abuses Saudi Arabia doesn’t want you to know about

European Union Reaches Deal With Turkey to Return New Asylum Seekers

Death toll from Saudi-led air strikes on Yemeni market rises to more than 100

The Next Disaster: Islamic State Expands as Libya Descends into Chaos

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Management of the Wagtail Close care home in England have promised better training for staff after a report found that Muslim workers at the home were refusing to serve bacon to residents when requested and even refused to help them buy ham, sausage or pork pies. The report said residents had complained to senior staff but received no help.

Reminder for the dimwitted: Islam is not a ‘live and let live’ religion. Islam is a ‘do it my way’ religion.

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Defective genes? (Oh, sorry, did I say that out loud? Usually I just think it.)

Think of it as evolution in action.

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‘Progressives’ have a cow, of course.

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But they won’t, because it’s too sensible.

The intel was there. But the intel, apparently, went unheeded.

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

Haaretz said that the intelligence agencies had specific warnings about an attack that would take place at the train station. Anyone in the world of intelligence knows that intel of that type should automatically be extrapolated to include airports as well.

Anyone with brains, anyway.

The Israeli concept of security at sites like airports and train and bus stations is called the layered approach.  The defense system is set up to catch unusual threats at the outer periphery.  If the what, or who, is not caught in the outermost layer, it is caught by a layer within.  That means surveying and checking people and possessions even before they enter a terminal.  It is not good enough to simply have a security screening station for people with boarding passes going to their gates.  This screening only protects the planes.

That’s what we have in the U.S. — basically ‘security theater’.

Israel has bolstered its airport and terminal security. They have access to the identifications of passengers before they even arrive at the airport.  They have an outer perimeter on the road which is the first screening layer and then they have numerous other layers.  Outside the terminal any one suspicious looking or acting is stopped and moved away from crowds. Inside the terminal there is more security, screening and cameras watching, once again, for suspicious behavior.

That’s because Israel takes security seriously. Unlike everywhere else.

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Those who preach ideas contrary to the Danish constitution could be stripped of their citizenship if proposals put forward by an anti-immigration party are adopted by the country’s government.

The right-wing Danish People’s Party (DPP) – which currently holds the second most seats in the country’s multi-party parliament – put forward the plans in an attempt to expel outspoken imam Abu Bilal Ismail, the Local says.

Ismail, a leading imam at the Grimhoj mosque in the city of Aarhus, has called for the destruction of Jews and a recent documentary revealed appeared to show him advocating the stoning of adulterous women and the killing of apostates.

Nothing like a national crime wave to wake people up. Let’s hope it’s not too late.

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The quantities of explosives and precursors, the American official said, raised questions about how the terrorists were able to elude detection, especially during a manhunt for Salah Abdeslam, the suspect in the Paris attacks who was arrested last week.

My suspicion is that Belgian authorities were asleep on watch — after all, Islam is a Religion of Peace, so what’s to worry about?

The officials and bomb-disposal technicians requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to reporters.

Where would ‘journalists’ be without these people so eager to talk while unauthorized? Makes you wonder why their bosses even bother.

Mark Steyn shakes his head.

Earlier this month, some, er, high-spirited youths got a bit out of hand in Melbourne and Andrew Bolt wrote about it under the following headline:

Why Did We Import This Danger?

That could be the headline on every one of these stories: Brussels, and Paris, and Copenhagen, and the Cologne rapes and Charlie Hebdo and all the rest. But no matter how high the pile of corpses climbs the question never gets asked – nor does the natural follow-up: Why do we continue to import it?

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It’s time to admit the extent of Europe’s problem with Islamic radicalism. This isn’t mere terrorism any longer, this is guerrilla war.

Just try to get them to admit it.

Mark Steyn says what needs to be said.

The bloodbath in Brussels? As I said to Hugh Hewitt on a previous occasion, all the stories are different, and yet they’re all the same. And, alas, it becomes harder to mourn the dead when we never avenge them. No doubt that narcissist wanker who plays “Imagine” is already dragging his piano to the airport or the metro.

In fact, somebody did. Can Mark pick ’em, or can Mark pick ’em?

In Brussels, the terrorists blew up the area outside the secure zone. Which was entirely predictable.

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Clearly we need a secure zone outside the secure zone – maybe, say, outside the concourse. So everyone has to crowd on the sidewalk. And then when they blow that up we can move it back to the perimeter of the airport. And then…

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This isn’t Belfast. It can’t be held down to “an acceptable level of violence”. In the long-term, there’s no assimilation, only civilizational suicide.

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Belgians and all Europeans are looking around themselves today with renewed apprehension, having been reminded once more by the attacks in Brussels about their vulnerability to terrorism that arises from within their midst. They’ve allowed parallel societies to emerge, and now they fear that the problem can only grow.

It was only fitting, for example, that when police arrested the suspected terrorist Salah Abdeslam in the gritty Molenbeek neighborhood of Brussels late last week, across town, European Union leaders were meeting at the plush EU Commission headquarters to discuss the immigration crisis that bedevils Europe.

Fitting because the Molenbeek neighborhood represents the division and separation that exist in European society, and why there is a fear that migrants arriving in Europe in their hundreds of thousands could find in such places networks ready to radicalize those migrants.

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

The attacks come just a few days after Salah Abdeslam was arrested in Brussels for orchestrating the terrorist attacks in Paris last year.

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The following story concerns the Islamization of German soccer, and particular the intimations of beheadings that players are apt to direct at their opponents.

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Not long ago the French Police finally cracked down on “The Jungle”, the squalid shantytown near Calais thrown together by illegal immigrants. At least some of the migrants thus displaced have now made their way to Paris, where they are determined to begin a new life for themselves — camped out in the space underneath an elevated Metro station.