Barack Obama didn’t need to give a speech on the Orlando shooting Tuesday, having already addressed it in solemn voice the day before. But following a meeting with his national security team on the state of our country’s fight against Islamic State, he found he had something important to say.
Obama is angry. Not at the terrorists, mind you, but at Donald Trump and those who criticize him for calling our enemies “extremists” (like the Sandy Hook and Aurora shooters) instead of “radical Islamic terrorists,” which is what they are.
Islamic State-affiliated jihadist Omar Mateen killed 49 people at the LGBT night club Pulse on Sunday morning, Among the victims was 49-year-old Brenda Marquez McCool, who had come to Pulse to dance with her son and ended up taking the bullet he believes was meant for him.
After a slew of reports that Omar Mateen was himself gay, the FBI “told members of the LGBT community it will pursue accounts that the Orlando nightclub shooter was partially motivated by internal conflict over his own sexuality,” according to the UK Guardian.
The survivors of the Sunday morning Islamist massacre at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida have begun telling their stories of hiding in bathrooms, pretending to be dead, and praying to survive.
Imran Yousuf, a U.S. Marine who served in Afghanistan, is being praised as a hero for opening a door in Orlando’s Pulse nightclub, allowing dozens to flee as jihadist terrorist Omar Mateen opened fire on the LGBT club’s dance floor.
A pro-Islamic State video has surfaced on YouTube praising Omar Mateen, the jihadi responsible for the massacre of 49 people at the LGBT Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida. The video does not mention the growing evidence that Mateen himself was gay.
Pop star Lady Gaga led a candlelight vigil Monday night for the 49 victims of the Orlando terror attack as thousands of mourners gathered in front of Los Angeles City Hall to pay their last respects to those who lost their lives.
Evidence is building from a variety of sources that Orlando jihadi Omar Mateen, who murdered 49 people at gay nightclub Pulse, was himself gay, or had “gay tendencies,” as his ex-wife put it. Strangely, the ex-wife claims FBI agents asked her not to share this detail with the media.
The East Orlando Post reported Monday that Islamist killer Omar Mateen made contact with the owner of another gay nightclub in Orlando just days prior to the Pulse nightclub massacre.
In the small hours of Sunday morning, June 12, Omar Mateen used his cell phone to dial 911 in Orlando, Florida. When he was put through to a police operator, Mateen swore allegiance to the Islamic State and told the dispatcher that he was about to enter a bar called The Pulse.
Planned Parenthood Black Community is blaming “toxic masculinity” for the horrific shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
Orlando jihadi Omar Mateen pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State. ISIS took responsibility for the attack, and declared Mateen one of its “caliphate soldiers.” Now comes word that ISIS supporters are cheering the slaughter in Orlando and pronouncing Mateen a “martyr” to their cause.
Omar Mateen reportedly visited Disney World in Orlando, Florida, reportedly to scout for a terrorist attack.
TEL AVIV – When the Islamic State throws gay men from rooftops, they are simply enacting “the laws of Allah and of his Prophet,” a top Islamic State-tied jihadist in the Gaza Strip explained in an interview.
A former coworker of the jihadi responsible for the death of at least 49 people in a mass shooting at Orlando’s Pulse LGBT night club says “angry, sweating” Omar Mateen was regularly talking about committing a massacre, but the security firm they both worked for did nothing about it because Mateen was Muslim.
In a long list of who is responsible for the horrific slaughter at the Pulse nightclub on Saturday, the Huffington Post blames everyone imaginable—from Ted Cruz to Pope Francis—except the real culprit: radical Islam. “I blame Ted Cruz, Pat McCrory,
In a recent statement on Sunday’s massacre of 50 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando (FL), Chicago Archbishop Blase J. Cupich avoids mentioning the ideology of radical Islam behind the shooting and points the finger instead to “easy access”
