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Obama Ordered Release of Terrorists Involved in Iranian Terror Plot
Two of the terrorists involved in the Iranian-backed plot to assassinate the ambassador from Saudi Arabia on U.S. soil were ordered released by Barack Obama in 2009. In 2009, the Obama administration released two of the Iranian-backed terrorists involved in the Karbala operation. The brothers, Qais and Layith Khazali, were freed even though they were [...]
Feds Foil Terror Plot Tied to Iran
11. October 2011
So, who’s up for tea with Ahmadinejad? I remember when anything less than supporting unconditional negotiations with Iran was considered crazy talk. Ah, 2008. We shall never forget you. FBI and DEA agents have disrupted a plot to commit a “significant terrorist act in the United States” tied to Iran, federal officials told ABC News [...]
State Department Offers Condolences to Terrorist Killed in Drone Strike
7. October 2011
Welcome to Obama’s America. An official from the U.S. State Department has called the Charlotte family of al-Qaida propagandist Samir Khan to offer the government’s condolences on his death in a U.S. drone attack last week in Yemen, according to a family spokesman. “They were very apologetic (for not calling the family sooner) and offered [...]
Pakistan Frees Bin Laden’s Bodyguard
28. September 2011
Our friends the Pakistanis… Pakistan has freed a senior al-Qaeda commander, who served as a bodyguard to Osama bin Laden, according to a senior security source, raising fresh questions about the country’s commitment to tackling terrorism. Amin al-Haq, who escaped from Afghanistan with the al-Qaeda leader in 2001 and went on to become a key [...]
Photo: Terror Suspect Rezwan Ferdaus
28. September 2011
He almost got away with it, too, if it weren’t for those pesky federal agents posing as fellow jihadists. Actually, the plan was pretty ingenious. The remote-controlled planes wouldn’t have shown up on radar. In fact, they probably would have been largely undetectable — until the explosion, of course. It’s a good thing we got [...]
Al Qaeda-Linked Man Arrested for Plotting Attack on the Capitol and Pentagon
28. September 2011
A 26-year-old man named Rezwan Ferdaus has been arrested by federal agents over a plot to attack the U.S. Capitol and Pentagon. The plot allegedly involved remote control aircraft and C-4 explosives. Ferdaus has also been charged with attempting to provide material support to Al Qaeda. The suspect had been working on the plot with [...]
Good News: 20,000 Surface-to-Air Missiles Missing in Libya
27. September 2011
Hey, you know what you can use surface-to-air missiles to accomplish? The destruction of airliners. I’m sure terrorists have no interest in that, right? Oh, wait… U.S. officials had once thought there was little chance that terrorists could get their hands on many of the portable surface-to-air missiles that can bring down a commercial jet [...]
Santorum Condemns Individuals Who Booed Gay Soldier
23. September 2011
The right response for an overblown controversy. Reading the likes of Tommy Christopher, you’d think everyone in the crowd booed the soldier. It was actually just a few idiots. The overwhelming majority of attendees were just interested in the candidates’ responses. Rick Santorum is the most credible social conservative in the race. So his condemnation [...]
Two U-Haul Vans Stolen in Prince George’s County
10. September 2011
Two U-Haul vans were stolen in Prince George’s County, Maryland, today, sparking a bulletin to law enforcement agencies warning that the theft may be connected to terrorism. D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier has confirmed to ABC7′s Kris Van Cleave that two U-Haul vans have been stolen in Prince George’s County today. A bulletin has been [...]
Many Afghans Completely Ignorant About 9/11 Attacks
9. September 2011
The Wall Street Journal reports: KABUL—The Sept. 11 attacks that triggered the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan also uprooted 16-year-old Abdul Ghattar from his village in war-torn Helmand province, bringing him to a desolate refugee camp on the edge of Kabul. Yet Mr. Ghattar stared blankly when asked whether he knew about al Qaeda’s strike on [...]
13. October 2011
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