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Jason Howerton The Blaze 8/9/2013 President Barack Obama revealed for the first time the existence of a sealed indictment in the Benghazi terror attack, a move that would mean legal trouble for anyone other than the commander-in-chief. During a presidential press conference on Friday, Obama was asked why justice has been slow in the aftermath […] August 9th, 2013 | Tags: 9/11, al Qaeda, Algeria, Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Benghazi, Islamic Maghreb, Libya | Category: Africa, Barack Obama, Israel, Middle East, terrorism | Comments are closed
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 […] RT [Russia Today] 3/19/2013 RT has received emails that are alleged to have been sent from a one-time White House aide to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Read the full release here. A hacker using the alias “Guccifer” was credited last week with compromising the AOL email account of Sidney Blumenthal, a 64-year-old journalist […] April 7th, 2013 | Tags: "Guccifer", "Innocence of Muslims", Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Algeria, Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Benghazi, emails, hackers, Islamic Maghreb, Libya, Mohammed el-Megarif, Mokhtar Belmokhtar (MBM), National Front for the Salvation of Libya (NFSL), Pat Smith, Sean Hannity, Sean Smith, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sidney Blumenthal | Category: Central Intelligence Agency, Islam, Middle East, Military, State Department | Comments are closed
Mike Riggs Reason Magazine 2/4/2013 For over a year now journalists, civil liberties advocates, and members of Congress have been asking the Obama administration to release internal memoranda from the Office of Legal Counsel justifying Obama’s targeted killing program. While the White House continues to deny that such memos exist, NBC is reporting that it […] February 4th, 2013 | Tags: "kill list", al Qaeda, Algeria, Anwar al-Awlaki, Attorney General Eric Holder, drones, Libya, Mali, Samir Khan, Yemen | Category: Africa, Barack Obama, civil liberties, Congress, Department of Justice, Islam, terrorism, US Constitution | Comments are closed
John Hinderaker PowerLine 1/21/2013 The Washington Post reports today that al Qaeda’s successful attack on the Algerian natural gas plant has greatly boosted al Qaeda’s prestige in Africa. Along the way, the Post notes rather casually: The assailants were well-trained and armed with what appear to have been weapons from the late Libyan leader Moammar […] January 22nd, 2013 | Tags: al Qaeda, Algeria, Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Andrew C. McCarthy, Benghazi, CBS News, House Intelligence Committee, Huma Abedin, Islamic Maghreb, Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, Muslim Brotherhood, Rep. Michele Bachmann, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sen. John McCain, Sharyl Attkisson, Twitter, weapons | Category: Africa, Barack Obama, Congress, Federal spending, Foreign Policy, Islam, Media accountability, Middle East, State Department, TARP, Tea Parties, terrorism | Comments are closed
Nick Cumming-Bruce The New York Times 1/18/2013 GENEVA — As French and African troops escalated their offensive against Islamist forces in the north of Mali on Friday, the United Nations refugee agency said it was preparing for around 700,000 people to flee the violence, many to neighboring countries. The United Nations believes that more […] January 19th, 2013 | Tags: al Qaeda, Algeria, child-rape, debate, Islamic Maghreb, jihad, Mali, misogyny, Mitt Romney, rape, Sahel, sexual abuse, Shariah Law, United Nations' Human Rights Council, violence | Category: Africa, child abuse, France, Islam, United Nations | Comments are closed
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