After Trump used the first decisive action not seen in eight years, the Left went bonkers, while people who appreciate a real leader applauded the move. Funny perspectives: It’s not much, but it’s a damned good start. MOABs should be used with enough regularity to send a message throughout the Islamofascist Middle East:
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Professional jealousy. From Independent UK The leader of al-Qaeda has attacked Isis for “madness” and “exceeding the limits of extremism” as the two terror groups continue to compete for territory and supporters around the world. Ayman al-Zawahiri, who succeeded Osama bin Laden when he was killed in 2011, criticized Isis for killing and “slandering” his
Breeding the next generation of muzzie terrorists. From PJ Media After an end-of-the-year video showing pre-teens hunt down and kill bound prisoners in an abandoned building, the Islamic State today released an even more gory follow-up with children as young as preschool age murdering prisoners tied to broken carnival rides. The 18-minute highly produced
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I love it. Too bad they just didn’t call it “The Real Housewives of Islam”. It’s the same thing. From The New York Post “The Real Housewives of ISIS” is everything reality fans might expect — jihadi brides deciding what to wear to a beheading, counting the number dead husbands and griping that their suicide
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From The Independent UK Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar are supporting extremist Islamic groups in Germany, according to a leaked intelligence report. A brief seen by the Süddeutsche Zeitung and broadcasters NDR and WDR raised concern over a reported increase in support for fundamentalist Salafism in Germany, warning that the ideology already has 10,000 followers
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From RT Social media coming out of Aleppo has gone into overdrive. Well-articulated video pleas alleging near-death snake their way into the mainstream. There’s just one issue: these aren’t just any civilians, but activists and filmmakers – with spots on primetime TV. A viral video by ‘In the Now’ host Anissa Naouai notes that it
