
Chris Christie: Time to Root Out Islamic State ’Cult of Evil’
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie criticized president Obama for denying reality on Islamic State terrorists, calling his recent actions “naive” and “gravely dangerous.”

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie criticized president Obama for denying reality on Islamic State terrorists, calling his recent actions “naive” and “gravely dangerous.”

The worldwide number of annual terrorist deaths has more than quadrupled since President Barack Obama was inaugurated in January 2009. Deaths from terrorism increased 80 percent last year to an all-time-record of 32,658 people killed, compared to 18,111 in 2013.
NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel stated that despite President Obama’s rhetoric about international coordination against ISIS, “we are seeing just the opposite” on Tuesday’s “MSNBC Live.” Engel said of the rhetoric at President Obama’s press conference, “we’ve heard

A cell of ISIS-supporting women has been uncovered operating in London, meeting in tax payer funded buildings and recruiting young women into the terrorist group. The women were filmed by Channel 4 claiming that the British were at war with Muslims, that
President Obama declared that ISIS “and its murderous ideology, pose a serious threat to all of us” and its “madness” ” is a scourge that threatens all of us” during a press conference on Tuesday. Obama said, “This barbaric terrorist

CNN Turkey is reporting that the Russian pilots of the Su-24 shot down by Turkey this morning are alive and in a secure location.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called Turkey’s downing of Su-24 jet a “stab in the back,” which caused the phrase to trend on Twitter in Russia.

Having involved most Middle Eastern nations, Russia, and the United States in its apocalyptic war in Syria, the Islamic State terrorist group (ISIS) appears determined to force China to establish a presence in the region, also, threatening the Asian nation in a new video and boasting of the murder of a Chinese citizen last week.

Sen. Marco Rubio has a new idea for combating Islamic State terrorists. Put their tears on YouTube.

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a press conference on the downing of a Russian warplane near the Turkish border, in which he seemed to dismiss earlier Russian theories that their plane could have been hit by ground artillery fire from Syrian rebels.

Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings spoke out against Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s order to state agencies not to participate in Syrian refugee resettlement programs of the federal government. Abbott issued an order last week stopping Texas’ participation and he urged the White House to stop its programs.

Brussels will stay at the highest security threat level for another week over fears of an imminent attack, the Belgian government said, as the US issued a worldwide terror alert for its citizens. On the third day of an unprecedented

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton said Monday that the United States already vets refugees entering the country, and she has no specific plan to make the vetting process more stringent.

An alleged Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) plot to attack WWE’s annual event Sunday at the Phillips Arena in Atlanta failed to deter more than 14,000 people from attending the sold-out “Survivor Series” show, which carried on without any major incidents.

The big social media services have been generally aggressive about purging ISIS content—if sometimes unable to keep up with the sheer volume of it. One example is the “Khilafah News” page on Facebook. The social media giant initially hesitated to take it down, but upon review, concluded that it does violate their community standards.

Time was, thoughts of Belgium led to thoughts of rich, dark chocolate, of Old Master painters and delicate, handmade lace.

The magazine Wired has published a document purported to be the operational security manual for the Islamic State: a 34-page PDF file uncovered by the Combating Terrorism Center at the West Point military academy, and somewhat loosely translated from Arabic.
Representative Seth Moulton (D-MA) argued that there is not a “serious enough political strategy” against ISIS, and that he’s “not hearing nearly enough” from the administration in terms of strategy on Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Situation Room.” When asked if

If you are still confused about how Donald Trump is walking away with the Republican nomination for president, look no further than his swift, reflexive, fearless, and unvarnished response to the terrorist attack in Paris.
Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld argued, “The White House mascot should be the ostrich, head in the sand, and all we see is a**” on Monday’s broadcast of “The Five.” Gutfeld said,”it’s strange how he never asks the media

Canadian journalist Ezra Levant visited Muslim neighborhoods in Paris to get a sense of public opinion there, finding that many blame Jews for the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) terrorist attacks on November 13, which left 130 people dead.

Kurdistan Region President Masoud Barzani suggested in an interview this week that his forces, the Kurdish Peshmerga, could travel to Raqqa, Syria and participate in an assault to liberate it from the Islamic State (ISIS).

According to a report by WFMJ, authorities are investigating some pro-Islamic State messages that appeared at Youngstown State University overnight. The messages, which showed up on a big rock on campus, contain messages reading: “France deserves destruction” “YSU supports ISIS”

Award-winning author Joyce Carol Oates came under intense fire from social media users on Sunday after tweeting that she has only heard “puritanical & punitive” things about the Islamic State and wonders whether there is anything “celebratory & joyous” about the terrorist group.

TEL AVIV – According to an expert on Arab opinion, 17% of Israeli-Arabs support ISIS, while 57% believe that the Islamic Movement represents them, the Jerusalem Post reported.