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on July 15, 2016 in World News

Enough With The Teddy Bears And Tears: It’s Time To Take Our Civilization Back

by Raheem Kassam Teddy bears, tears, candles, cartoons, murals, mosaics, flowers, flags, projections, hashtags, balloons, wreaths, lights, vigils, scarves, and more. These are the best solutions the Western world seems to come up with every few months when we are slammed by another Islamist terrorist attack. We are our own sickness. Since the world learned of the dozens dead, hundreds injured, and hundreds of thousands affected by Monday’s attack on the NATO and European Union capital, we have seen an outpouring of what is commonly known as “solidarity”. This word – most commonly associated with hard-left politics, trades union activism, socialism,… View Article

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on July 15, 2016 in World News

Obama: Terrorists, Racist Cops Are ‘Chronic’ Problem to Be Defeated by Globalist Elites

by Neil Munro Globalist elite cooperation can defeat the “chronic violence” that is caused by real jihadism in France and supposed racism in police forces, President Barack Obama told a roomful of foreign ambassadors July 15. “Overnight in Nice [France], we witnessed another tragic and appalling attack on the freedom and the peace that we cherish … [and] it’s been a difficult several weeks in the United States,” Obama told the ambassadors gathered in the White House. After mentioning the Nice attack and hinting at the police engagements, Obama sketched out his demand for globalist fix for the “chronic violence”… View Article

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on July 15, 2016 in World News

Sky News Pins Blame for Nice Attack on ‘Disenfranchisement’

by Donna Rachel Edmunds This is the moment a Sky News correspondent asked a human rights activist whether she could explain the “sense of the disenfranchisement” that North African communities feel in France, as a means to explaining the terrorist attack in Nice last night which claimed the lives of 84 men, women and children. Speaking to Samia Hathroubi, a French-Tunisian human rights activist regarding the attack earlier this afternoon, one Sky News correspondent asked: “Could you just give us a sense of the disenfranchisement that the north African community sometimes feel, especially young males within that community?” Hathroubi responded… View Article

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