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issue 248
2.18.2016  |
TOPSTORIES 
We
offer both sides of the argument regarding the phone of a San Bernardino
terrorist and invite you to vote on the issue in a Clarion Project poll. learn
more 
MORENEWS |
The decline of free speech in Europe today
pits blasphemy laws and political correctness against freedom of expression. |
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The bill explicitly identifies U.S.
organizations such as CAIR as Brotherhood entities and includes evidence
tying them to Hamas. |
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The forgery operation is suspected to be
linked to terrorists from the Middle East traveling to Europe and Australia. |
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Independent experts confirmed that attacks
on Kurdish fighters in Iraq last August used mustard gas, in addition to
previous attacks in Syria. |
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Iran and Assad have supported Al-Qaeda for
years so they can be the ones whose feet must be kissed by the West. ISIS is
being used similarly. |
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'Such imams are unlikely to aid the
deradicalization of Islamists in prisons and could potentially even make them
more firm in their beliefs.' |
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Muslim women are taking action due to
frustrating attempts to keep them from becoming Labour councillors. We look
at the background to the story. |
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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A ceremony was held in Russia to celebrate
the anniversary of the Islamic revolution in Iran in 1979. |
QUOTABLEQUOTES 
"Asymmetrical
warfare is a euphemism for terrorism, just like collateral damage is a
euphemism for killing innocent civilians."
- Alan Dershowitz
Lawyer, Professor, Writer
Lawyer, Professor, Writer
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for students and researchers from all disciplines seeking a greater
understanding of terrorism and violent political conflict in all its forms. |
READERSWRITE
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 [Re:
'What You Can (and Can’t) Say in Europe Today']: The way our freedom of
speech is being violated is beyond disturbing. It's happening in Europe as
well as here in the USA. I feel like I'm living in an asylum and the inmates
are running the show. Something has got to be done. We cannot be bullied by
weak minded politicians who refuse to acknowledge radical extremist's agenda.
P.K.
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[Re:
'World Hijab Day Debuts in American Schools']: This is absurd....women in
Iran after the 1979 Islamic Revolution were forced to wear the Hajab....it
wasn't a choice...we are a secular society and there is no room for this
symbol of female suppression to be in our PUBLIC schools. It's absurd that we
can't have a Christmas Tree in a public school because it might offend the
Muslims but there can be Hijab day that will offend everyone else...wake up
and stop this ridiculous political correctness or it will be end of our
secular society!!!
S.O.
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