Posted on 03/22/2016 5:32:42 AM PDT by KeyLargo
Somali 'refugee' influx continues unabated
Obama sending 700 per month to U.S. cities despite admitted 'terror-recruitment problem'
The Islamic State’s Cyber Army used an online cellphone app to post a “kill list” of names, addresses, phone numbers and other personal information on 36 police officers in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota.
The FBI said this week it is investigating the case but analysts say it’s obvious why ISIS chose to target the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
The area is home to America’s largest Somali refugee community and has been a hotbed of Islamic terrorist recruitment dating back to at least 2007. Since then more than 34 young Somalis have left Minnesota to join the ranks of foreign terror groups, including the Islamic State in Syria and al-Shabab in Somalia. Others have been convicted of sending material support to overseas terrorist organizations.
It’s not as though Congress hasn’t been warned about the festering radicalism of Somali youth.
Back in March 2009 the Senate Homeland Security Committee heard testimony that Somali youth were being radicalized in Minnesota.
The 2009 hearing highlighted the case of Shirwa Ahmed, a 27-year-old Somali who came to Minnesota as a refugee and was radicalized in his adopted country by al-Shabab – which convinced him to travel to Somalia and blow himself up along with 29 others.
“The idea that Ahmed was radicalized in the United States raised red flags throughout the U.S. intelligence community,” CNN reported at the time. The incident – the first suicide bombing by a naturalized U.S. citizen – was the “most significant case of homegrown American terrorism recruiting based on violent Islamist ideology,” then Sen. Joseph Lieberman said at the Senate hearing.
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The destruction of America continues unabated.
Brussels Attacks Renew Pressures on Already Security-Minded Travel
Airlines, airports have been on heightened alert in the wake of a series of attacks
By Robert Wall
March 22, 2016 6:12 a.m. ET
LONDON—The explosions that rocked Brussels’s main airport and a subway station early Tuesday rattled travelers and the global aviation industry anew, coming after a string of high-profile attacks that had already ratcheted up security at airports and train stations across Europe.
Flights at Brussels Airport were canceled immediately after the attack and planes bound for the Belgian capital’s principal hub diverted. Officials said the airport would remain closed until at least 6 a.m. Wednesday.
Security at airports around Europe was tightened. Controls have been raised at Frankfurt Airport, Germany’s largest, a spokeswoman for the German federal police said. Italian airports also added security measures, local officials said. The U.K. government called an emergency cabinet meeting. London Heathrow, Europe’s busiest hub, said police were providing a high-visibility presence. London Gatwick said it had increased security presence and patrols at the airport.
Airlines and airports had already been on a heightened state of alert in the wake of a series of attacks, which depressed bookings and have led European authorities to restrict services. Airline stocks in Europe retreated sharply after the attacks amid a fear bookings would slump.
A bombing of a Russian jetliner departing Egypt’s Sharm El Sheikh in October killed all 224 people onboard. The U.K. and Russia suspended flights to the facility amid security concerns and haven’t yet cleared airlines to resume flights.
One person died in the bombing of an Airbus Group SE A321 plane departing Mogadishu last month. The attack was linked to a bomb smuggled onboard hidden in a laptop. The plane’s fuselage was damaged, but the crew was able to land the plane.
Islamic State backers have claimed responsibility for both the Egypt and Somalia attacks.
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Are they each allowed to bring in a bushel of khat with them?
Somalia is in a race with Pakistan to be named “worst country in the world” award.
Both places literally have nothing of value to offer the world - no great virtues or inventions, no advanced civilization, no philosophy, literature, music, or trade. Its citizens are nearly all backward, illiterate and violent - and should be kept out of Western societies.
Five Somali refugees Obama settled in the quaint New England state
of Maine.They just registered to vote as Democrats......counts for 50
Democrat votes when you add in the multiple identities that are all
riding the US gravy train.
KING: Don’t fall for Donald Trump’s slimy political exploitation of Brussels attack
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Updated: Tuesday, March 22, 2016, 8:44 AM
By Shaun King
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/king-trump-started-exploit-brussels-attack-article-1.2572938 
Shaun King - NY Daily News
Fake black man expressing fake outrage because a real man has the courage to point out real danger to real Americans.
Yep
"CONFIRMED!! Family member tells CNN that ‘Black Lives Matter’ leader Shaun King LIED about his RACE!!"
Those are Bantus, not Somalis. By the way, there are more than 5. One city in Maine has about 16% Somali population. They are far less trouble and expense than the local representatives of the shallow end of the Founders’ gene pool.
Obama goes to hostile foreign nations, gathers people and then transports them to the U.S.. Once here they are distributed all around the country without even notifying the local governments.
He is acting to the detriment to the U.S. and as a benefactor to hostile foreign nations. He is facilitating invasion by hostile foreigners.
Congress allows this to go on. Governors allow this to go on. This is entirely unacceptable. Obama’s acts of war on the U.S. must be immediately stopped. Governors have the right and duty to defend their State.
Multiple blasts have rocked Brussels today, with two explosions at the departure hall of the city airport and a further blast at a metro station in town. So far 34 people are reported to have been killed, with dozens more
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