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Flight 253 and Counterterror's Epic Fail by Robert Spencer, Jihad Watch |
An attempted jihad attack on Christmas Day has revealed that Americans are much more vulnerable to such attacks than most have believed – while government officials whistle in the dark. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the 23-year-old son of a wealthy Nigerian banker, tried to blow up Northwest Airlines Flight 253 just before it landed in Detroit. As far as the DHS and Janet Napolitano are concerned, the Flight 253 incident is a massive and unmitigated disaster, showing the complete and abject failure of their anti-terror policies across the board. |
Jihad 101 by Frank Gaffney, Center for Security Policy |
What importance has the recent Swiss referendum to ban the building of minarets (spires next to mosques from which the call to prayer is issued)? Some may see the 57.5 to 42.5 percent decision endorsing a constitutional amendment as nearly meaningless. The political establishment being overwhelmingly opposed to the amendment, the ban will probably never go into effect. Only 53.4 percent of the electorate voted, so a mere 31 percent of the whole population endorses the ban. The ban does not address Islamist aspirations, much less Muslim terrorism. It has no impact on the practice of Islam. It prevents neither the building of new mosques nor requires that Switzerland's four existing minarets be demolished. It's also possible to dismiss the vote as the quirky result of Switzerland's unique direct democracy... |
Take Action |
At the end of our newsletter we always like to leave our readers with a take action item. This week, we suggest the take action item that most Americans are already taking. Why don’t you read this, and do nothing! Do not learn more about the threat. Do not tell others about the dangers. Do not demand of your Congressmen, Senators and Law Enforcement to focus on this threat because it isn’t necessarily “politically correct”.
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Radical Islam is waging a war against western culture and Judeo-Christian values.
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