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Patricia Laya Bloomberg 4/23/2013 Spanish police arrested two men they said may have ties to an al-Qaeda terrorist group in North Africa after one of them allegedly praised the recent Boston Marathon bombings. The suspects, who were detained five days before the Madrid marathon event, are not believed to have possessed explosives or planned attacks [...] Patrick Goodenough CNS News 3/13/2013 The “Arab spring” has benefited Islamists rather than democracy advocates, while political transitions and unrest in the region have provided opportunities for terrorists to mount attacks against U.S. interests, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers Tuesday. Delivering the intelligence community’s annual report on threats facing the United States, [...] March 15th, 2013 | Tags: 'Arab Spring', al Qaeda, al-Nusra Front, Egypt, John Brennan, Lt. Gen. James R. Clapper, Mali, Michael Flynn, Morocco, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Syria, Tunisia | Category: Africa, Barack Obama, Central Intelligence Agency, FBI, Islam, Middle East, National Intelligence, National Security, Politics, terrorism | Comments are closed
Daniel Greenfield FrontPage Magazine 3/5/2013 Good news. Your UN Budget isn’t just the result of corruption and greed, it’s also the product of huge amounts of alcohol. Word on that comes from Joseph Torsella, the U.S. ambassador for management and reform at the United Nations. “We make the modest proposal that the negotiating rooms should [...] March 5th, 2013 | Tags: budget, Group 77, Joseph Torsella | Category: Africa, Federal spending, United Nations | Comments are closed
Thomas Joscelyn The Weekly Standard Vol. 18, No. 25 3/11/2013 During a speech at the Woodrow Wilson Center on April 30, 2012, John Brennan, President Obama’s nominee to head the CIA, discussed “The Ethics and Efficacy of the U.S. President’s Counterterrorism Strategy.” Brennan explained that President Obama has “pledged to share as much information with [...] March 4th, 2013 | Tags: 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, al Qaeda, Arabian Peninsula, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, Bruce Riedel, Combating Terrorism Center, drones, foreign aid, Hafiz Saeed, John Brennan, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Mullah Muhammad Omar, Osama bin Laden, Special Operations, Syria, Taliban, Thomas E. Donilon, Vali Nasr, West Point | Category: Afghanistan, Africa, Barack Obama, Central Intelligence Agency, Iraq, Media accountability, Military, National Intelligence, National Security, Pakistan, terrorism | Comments are closed
A gathering of the tortured in Geneva shames the UN Human Rights Council by giving victims not perpetrators a platform to tell their story Daniel Schwammenthal The Comentator 24 February 2013 The speakers were never meant to live and tell their stories. Their torturers expected them to either submit or die. But somehow these men [...] February 25th, 2013 | Tags: Evin Prison, freedom, freedom of speech, Shariah Law, slavery, state terrorism, torture, UN Watch, United Nations' Human Rights Council, William Hague | Category: Africa, Human Rights, Iran, Islam, North Korea, Pakistan, United Nations | Comments are closed
‘London is now the capital of Europe where FGM is happening Martin Bentham London Evening Standard [UK] 18 February 2013 People who book flights to send girls abroad for genital mutilation operations will face prosecution in a new Met attempt to bring offenders to justice. Scotland Yard chiefs say that parents, relatives and others who [...] February 18th, 2013 | Tags: "Jihad Seeker's Allowance", Anjem Choudary, Efua Dorkenoo, female genital mutilation, Feminism, jihad, London, Nimco Ali, welfare | Category: Africa, child abuse, Crime, Great Britain, Islam, Medicine, Socialism | Comments are closed
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