Violent Jihad
Islamic State offers millions to those who pledge allegiance
The success of the Islamic State hinges on the group’s ability to expand the amount of territory it controls as well as in the number of adherents who swear allegiance to it, which is currently estimated to be from 20,000 to 200,000 in Iraq and Syria alone. There are thought to be at least 35 official … Continue reading "Islamic State offers millions to those who pledge allegiance"
Violent Jihad
Suicide Bombing at Luxor Temple Highlights Threat to Egypt Tourism
The Temple of Karnak in Luxor, Egypt was the site of a suicide bomb early Wednesday morning. There is debate on exact details and the timeline of the attack. The New York Times reports that the four people affected were the three attackers and one policeman. The man who wore the bomb vest died once … Continue reading "Suicide Bombing at Luxor Temple Highlights Threat to Egypt Tourism"
Influence: The Muslim Brotherhood in America
Charity Islamic Relief USA: strong ties to terrorism and US refugees
The largest U.S. Muslim Charity, which has been linked to terrorism finance, is now playing a role in helping to settle refugees from terror torn Syria. Islamic Relief USA (IRUSA) is an affiliate of Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW), the largest international Islamic charity in the world, with a $240 million operating budget, nearly 300 employees, … Continue reading "Charity Islamic Relief USA: strong ties to terrorism and US refugees"
Violent Jihad
Qatar extends travel ban for ‘Taliban 5’
The United States Department of State has reached an agreement with the Qatari government regarding extending the travel ban on the ‘Taliban 5’ for “another few days” giving time for the United States, Qatar and Afghanistan to discuss a possible “6-month extension on the ban.” In May of 2014, the US government conducted a swap … Continue reading "Qatar extends travel ban for ‘Taliban 5’"
Colonization by Immigration
Iraq’s refusal to take refugees leaves America in questionable position
The number of refugees fleeing from their homes in Iraq is rising at an alarmingly high rate, estimated to be as high as 14 million people in April, as the Syrian civil war continues and ISIS maintains hold of highly populated Iraqi cities. 85% of Iraqis on the run are Sunnis. Most refugees who are … Continue reading "Iraq’s refusal to take refugees leaves America in questionable position"