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Merkel, May, Marcon, other ‘leaders’ of the West, get out of the fraught-with-lies, time-wasting Democrat/global elite/mainstream media-inspired fight against Trump and into the battle that matters most— fight for survival against Islamist Terror It was an iconic picture worth framing, one that should never be allowed to pass into obscurity. Here were the so-called Western ‘leaders’ on public display just three days after the horrific Islamist terrorist attack in Manchester, gathered together for a photo-op at NATO’s new $1.2 billion headquarters in Brussels, a safe and fortified bunker for the elite while their people remain vulnerable to the horrors of...

Donald Trump reaffirmed his stance on restricting individuals on the terror watch list from being able to purchase firearms, despite Republican objections. "We have to make sure that people that are terrorists or have even an inclination toward terrorism cannot buy weapons, guns," Trump told ABC's White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl in an interview that will air Sunday on "This Week."

NEW YORK (CNS) – Since Sept. 11, 2001, the Catholic Church has worked steadily to overcome terrorism by examining the root causes behind the phenomenon, said the Vatican's nuncio to the United Nations. Advertisement Archbishop Celestino Migliore compared the crashing noise of a falling tree to the quieter sound of a growing forest. "What the Catholic Church has been doing in the aftermath of 9/11 is more in the order of a forest that grows and expands every day without much fanfare," he said. In written comments to Catholic News Service, Archbishop Migliore mentioned in particular the 2002 interreligious peace...

25 reasons why the ACLU's attempts to weaken immigration laws are helping terrorism January 29, 2006 The unsung heroes and heroines of ICE are busy thwarting terrorism behind the scenes while the ACLU is publicly trying to make their jobs harder with a disinformation campaign aimed at weakening the immigration control laws which enable potential terrorists to be deported. As we are seeing in the case of Sami Al Arian, it is often easier to act to deport a terrorist on immigration violations, then to convict them of aiding and abetting terrorism. Below are 25 reasons why the immigration laws...

THE Federal Government today confirmed it would be boosting Australia's troop commitment to Afghanistan. Acting Prime Minister Mark Vaile said Defence Minister Robert Hill would make an announcement about sending two Chinook helicopters and 110 special forces soldiers this morning. "Senator Hill will announce this morning that we're sending two Chinook helicopters and about 110 personnel to Afghanistan, they'll be deployed as part of Australia's continuing commitment to the fight against terrorism," he told Southern Cross Broadcasting. Mr Vaile said the latest deployment would add to the 190 special forces troops already in Afghanistan. In September last year, elite special...

The Archdiocese has collaborated with and has a relationship with the Islamic Center of Long Island, 835 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury, NY. Larry Cohler Esses of the NY Daily News wrote an investigative report on March 30,2003 called, "Sowing the Seeds of Hatred". The report detailed hate being taught in local Islamic Schools. The Crescent School, 835 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury was specifically cited. It's teacher, Yahiya Emerick, is also the publisher of anti-Christian, anti-Jewish textbooks and is the head of the Islamic Foundation of North America, a Queens-based non-profit curriculum development project. The publisher was until recently, funded by...

Look who's teaching Johnny about Islam Saudi-funded Islamic activists have final say in shaping public-school lessons on religions Posted: May 3, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Paul Sperry © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com WASHINGTON -- A top textbook consultant shaping classroom education on Islam in American public schools recently worked for a school funded and controlled by the Saudi government, which propagates a rigidly anti-Western strain of Islam, a WorldNetDaily investigation reveals. The consultant, Susan L. Douglass, has also praised Pakistan's madrassa schools as "proud symbols of learning," even after the U.S. government blamed them for fueling the rise of the Taliban...

US screening nets 30 criminals From correspondents in Paris January 10, 2004 AMERICA'S controversial foreign visitor screening program has nabbed 30 criminals in its first three days of operation, an official said yesterday. At the same time, European police pressed their hunt for a suspect who failed to turn up for an Air France flight to Los Angeles on Christmas Eve. An Afghan national named only by French security officials as Abdulaye had been booked on the first of the cancelled flights from Paris, but he never checked in. French authorities confirmed the man was being sought but said it...

WASHINGTON, Jun 25, 2002 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- U.S. inspectors will screen U.S.-bound cargo containers before they leave Rotterdam's seaport, part of an effort to prevent terrorists from smuggling nuclear and other weapons into this country, the Customs Service said Tuesday. The agreement with the Netherlands government allows U.S. customs inspectors to be stationed for the first time at that port, one of the busiest in the world. It marks the third agreement of its kind and the first in Europe that customs has entered into with the hope of improving cargo security at the world's seaports. That...