INTERPOL issues global alert for increased terror threat if Koran burning goes ahead as planned

LYON, France – INTERPOL has today issued a global alert to its 188 member countries following the request of Pakistan’s Minister of the Interior, and its own determination, that if the proposed Koran burning by a pastor in the US goes ahead as planned, there is a strong likelihood that violent attacks on innocent people would follow.

Minister Rehman Malik personally contacted INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble to engage the world police body’s assistance in warning law enforcement of the increased terrorist threat if plans reported by the media to burn the holy book were carried out on Saturday’s anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

“One of INTERPOL’s primary functions is to prevent crime, and given that we have been made aware of a significant threat to public safety – an assessment which we share – it is our duty to ensure that we pass this information on to law enforcement agencies around the globe so that they can take appropriate measures,” said INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble.

“Although there are currently no specific details as to what forms of terror attacks would follow, what is clear is if the Koran burning goes ahead as planned, there will be tragic consequences, ones which may well claim the lives of many innocent people,” added Mr Noble.

Good. I hope Paris burns right along with half the cities in Holland and a couple in Germany. It's about time we face up to what we're fighting and stop pretending that we can avoid the rabid bastards acting like the rabid bastards their religion tells them to be.

We should be publicly burning their special book five times a day do coincide with their call to prayer.

Regards

"Interpol helping Iran to track dissidents here
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- The Iranian regime is notorious for cracking down on dissent inside Iran .
Now Mahmoud Ahmadenijad and the mullahs are targeting dissidents in other countries
-- including those in the United States .
And they are using an international organization to do it."

Interpol no longer subject to U.S. Constitution
The head of a civil liberties organization is concerned about an executive order
signed by President Obama last month which allows an international law enforcement agency
to have jurisdiction in the United States without being subject to the U.S. Constitution."

"OBAMA UNLEASHES INTERNATIONAL COPS ON UNITED STATES
Imagine now a foreign international police department that does not have
to worry about the constraints of the Fourth Amendment, an agency that has license
to bypass American Courts of Law, can investigate and arrest American citizens
within our own borders, haul them off to Court in a foreign land..."

"Obama and the global police [Interpol and Executive Order 12425]
Barack Obama ... is aided in this Machiavellian mindset by a trusting populace
inclined to take him at his word and a mainstream media seemingly loath
to criticize him or scrutinize his actions too closely. A perfect example of this
is the media’s relative lack of scrutiny over Obama’s recent transformation of
Executive Order (EO) 12425 from a document that constitutionally limits the
International Criminal Police Organization’s (Interpol) activities domestically
to one that establishes it as an autonomous police agency within the U.S.
First, some background on EO 12425. Issued by President Ronald Reagan in 1983,
EO 12425 recognized Interpol as an international organization with certain privileges
and immunities afforded to foreign diplomats. However, Reagan structured
his executive order to ensure that Interpol, like every other law enforcement
agency in this country, was accountable to the rule of law."

"INTERPOL's Explanation for Immunity Doesn't Cut It
After nearly 3 weeks of complete silence and stonewalling about the
Obama executive order granting immunity from U.S. law to INTERPOL,
an explanation of sorts was issued yesterday by the secretary-general
of the organization, but not from the Obama White House.
And the explanation simply doesn't cut it."

"INTERPOL Immunity--An Attack on the Rights of Citizens
Several days have passed since our last entry on the Obama
executive order granting the International Criminal Police
Organization (INTERPOL) full immunity from U.S. law.
It is clear that much confusion still exists concerning the ramifications of this executive order."

" I am not an alarmist, but I find President Obama's amendment of Reagans
1983 Executive Order 12425 alarming. It's not just the act itself,
but the way in which they did it. There's a lot of alarmism over this,
but when sane people like Andrew McCarthy at NRO start ringing
alarm bells, I pay attention.
Is Obama Surrendering US Sovereignty to International Organizations?
Why would he exempt INTERPOL from the constitutional controls
that bind all US law enforcement agencies?
Why do it right before Christmas, with no announcement and no explanation?"

"Interpol's Nazi Affiliations Continued After War
...Not only did Interpol share its headquarters with the Gestapo
during World War II, but it also officially operated
as a division within the Nazi Security Police..."

INTERPOL not limited by Constitution in U.S.
In December Democrat President Barack Obama quietly
signed an Executive Order that has elevated the international
police force INTERPOL above our Constitution,
allowing them to operate on American soil with impunity."

"OBAMA HAS SIGNED AWAY OUR RIGHTS
WITH THE EXECUTIVE ORDER CHANGE RE:INTERPOL! (Updated)
With the signing of an under-publicized amendment to Executive Order 12425,
Barack Obama has fundamentally altered your constitutional rights.
His actions are undermining your rights to protect personal privacy
from a foreign internationalist police agency named Interpol.
A one-paragraph executive order may seem inconsequential to many,
but this action has far-reaching implications and threatens the sovereignty of America."

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