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The Fascist Tactics of the Radical Left

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The Group Antifa claims to be Anti-Fascist, yet they continually utilize fascist tactics such as breaking windows, beatings, smearing, & intimidation.  They are in truth becoming the very thing that they claim to fight.  On university campuses across the, radical Leftists urge boycotts and protests against conservatives speakers.  When they fail to get the speakers banned, they resort to shouting them down as they try to speak, they seek to deliberately disrupt the talks with public spectacles and disruptive actions.  Ironically, Hitler's Brownshirts in the 1920's did the exact same thing.  During the time before the Nazis had great political power, they resorted to harassment tactics against their opponents.  For example, Nazi Brownshirts would hound their opponents at German universities.  They urged Germans to boycott the talks of Jewish philosopher Theodor Lessing (who openly spoke out against Nazism from the beginning).  They shouted him ...

South Philippines Cathedral Bombing

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On Jan. 27th Filipino Catholics went to the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Cathedral in Jolo, a city in the South Philippines.  Reports have revealed that 18 people lost their lives and dozens more were injured.  As of now, ISIS is claiming responsibility for the attack, and it is highly probably that they were responsible.  For decades, the nation of the Philippines has been fighting against Islamist insurgent groups who have been engaged in an ongoing war to take control of the South Philippines and establish a Sharia State in the region.  After the rise of ISIS in Syrian & Iraq, many Jihadist fighters answered the call to arms and went to the Middle East to join ISIS.  Now, many of the fighters are coming back to continue the Jihad against the Philippines.   Bombing of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Cathedral However, Filipino intelligence suggests that the true perpetrators were Abu Sayaff, and Islamist insurgency group that has been active in the regi...

Iran Sentences Men to Jail for Supporting Women's Rights

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On January 22, 2019, the Iranian regime sentenced Farhad Meysami and Reza Khandan to six years in prison.  In addition, the regime banned them from contributing to media and using social media for the next two years.  The regime convicted the two men of  "assembly" and "collusion" against national security and for "propaganda against the ruling establishment."  What was their real crime?   Fighting for women's rights in Iran.   Under Iranian Sharia Law, women have few rights, if any.   Women activists like Ayanz Anni Cyrus, who was forced into an abusive marriage against her will, raped, and beaten, knows this all too well.  When Anni Cyrus went to the authorities for help, she was turned away and told that her husband was permitted under Sharia to do this.  Iranian Law gives men total authority over women.  Women have no say in anything.  They're not even permitted to dress how they like.  This is what spar...

Texan Couple Found Guilty of Slavery

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The Recently Convicted Couple Last week, a Federal Judge found Texas couple Mohamed Toure and Denise Cros-Toure guilty of enslaving an West African migrant girl for 16 years.  According to the courts, the couple brought the young girl over from the country of Guinea when she was five.  For 16 years they forced her to work as a domestic servant.  She had to cook, clean, and when she was old enough, work as a nanny for their children.  She was to leave the house without permission, forced to sleep on a bare floor, and doesn't even know how old she is as she was never told of her birthday.  The young girl testified that her owners regularly beat her with an electric cord and referred to as a "dog" and a "slave."   For years, the Toure's neighbors were clueless about what was  happening.  As a child, they kept her inside at all times, and when she was old enough to go outside and escort their children to school, the neighbors simply assumed...

The Sum of all Fears: Political Correctness Gone Insane

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In the year 2002, the movie "The Sum of All Fears" was released.  The plot of the movie was that a group of Neo Nazis sought to instigate a nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia, eliminating two major world powers, which would enable them to build a new Fascist State in Europe.  This movie was loosely based on Tom Clancy's best-selling book "The Sum of all Fears."  However, the the plot of the book was very different from that of the movie.   In Tom Clancy's novel, the villains are not European Neo Nazis, but a radical faction of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and former East German Communists.  In the novel, most of the Palestinian terrorists were agreeing to a lasting peace with Israel, which enraged the radical factions who were determined to annihilate Israel by any means necessary (as it's written in the Hamas Charter ).  They join forces with former East German communists who want to destroy both the U.S. (their l...

The Good Samaritan of Egypt

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Imam Saad Askar For the Coptic Christians of Egypt, the 7th of January is the day that they celebrate Christmas.  It is supposed to be a time of joy for the Coptic community, but for the one Coptic Church in Egypt, it was a near tragedy.  As the Coptic Christians of the Church of the Virgin Mary and Abu Seifin in the Nasr City district of Cairo, Egypt were celebrating their mass, two students of Al Azhar University noticed a suspicious man carrying a case to the church.  They students alerted Saad Askar, the Imam of a local Mosque who alerted the authorities and shouted to the Christian congregation to leave the church immediately.   Members of the Egyptian military arrived in time to defuse two of the bombs.  Unfortunately, the third one detonated, killing bomb squad member Major Mostafa Ebeid al-Azhar.  Imam Askar's courageous action has put his own life in danger as the Jihadist terrorist are now threatening him.  However, Imam Askar defe...

Third Week of January 2019: A Week of World-wide Terrorism

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Many today continue to insist that Jihadist terrorism is not a world-wide problem, that it's mostly confined to the Middle East, and that it's only a handful of "crazy fringe groups" that engage in it.  However, is this really the case?  The 9/11 attack showed the world that they were capable of launching a massive attack right in the heart of our country.  The ongoing attacks in Europe and the Jihadist wars being raged in Africa and the South Philippines illustrates that  this is not a "Middle East Phenomena."  However, we don't need to look at what's happening since 9/11 to see that Jihadist terrorism is a world-wide problem, we can simply look at what has happened in the Third Week of January, 2019. This week in Syria, four Americans (a Green Beret, a former Navy Seal, & two Language Specialists) were killed by an ISIS attack.  It seems that despite being driven back on all fronts, ISIS is very much capable of continuing attacks through the ...