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By design, encryption keeps secrets secret. Almost all the time, this is great, but it's vexing for politicians trying to campaign on their anti-terrorism credentials.
Growing ISIS Presence Only Adds to Problems
Of all the countries in Europe being overrun with Islamic refugees, Sweden may be the most vulnerable.
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Militants affiliating themselves with the terrorist group ISIS are taking advantage of a power vacuum in Yemen to establish an increasingly strong foothold there as the government focuses on fighting other rebels, experts say.
A Middle Eastern woman was caught surveilling a U.S. port of entry on the Mexican border holding a sketchbook with Arabic writing and drawings of the facility and its security system, federal law enforcement sources tell Judicial Watch.
"It is an obligation to fight and kill…these enemies of Allah"
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Teenage hacktivists uncovered an astonishing web of unpublicized interactions which link ISIS social media accounts to the British government.
Teenage computer experts unveil astonishing web of unpublicised interactions linking extremist social media mouthpieces to the British government
By all accounts, ISIS is clearly the biggest threat to the United States, with the San Bernardino attacks just the most recent to take out Americans.
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Terrorists need news channels and vice-versa. Politicians need terrorists and vice-versa. There's a symbiosis between these three that works like this:Terrorists create and feed off of fear. News channels deliver fear to the masses. Politicians use
Recent attacks by ISIS sympathizers in Paris, London and San Bernardino, California, are not random acts of mindless violence and gory atrocities.
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Russia has well-documented evidence of Turkish involvement with ISIS in "industrial-scale" transporting, refining and black market sales of stolen Syrian and Iraqi oil - Israel the main buyer, complicit with ISIS like Washington, Ankara and allied ro
By definition, terror attacks are designed to sow fear.
What Stinks in Saudi Ain't the Camel Dung. ISIS is A "Saudi Army in Disguise."
"Air raid sirens wail, are you listening…in the lane, tanks are glistening…a frightening sight, we're paranoid tonight…walking in a police state wonderland!"
Donald and Daesh Join Forces Against the 'Gray Zone'
In the many strategies proposed to defeat the Islamic State (IS) by presidential candidates, policymakers, and media pundits alike across the American political spectrum, one common element stands out: someone else should really do it.
FBI director urges customers to nag tech companies about dangers of private communication
Three Muslims in France have been jailed for staging a terror threat on a train on order to rob passengers- only five days after the Paris attacks. They commandeered the train and began playing the Muslim call to prayer on the intercom system
"It's not him," a third San Bernardino shooting witness proclaimed about Sayd Farook and his wife.
The worst thing to do for national security is trample on the Second Amendment
A Muslim girl in 6th grade was recently attacked by her school mates at a New York middle school because they suspected that she was a terrorist.
When I first learned of the recent attacks in Paris, a chill went down my spine. "No," I thought, "This is all happening too fast."
Another horrific act of terror, another shrill chorus calls the faithful to war.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Kevin Barrett, editor of the Veterans Today from Madison, on inconsistencies of US reports about a shooting rampage in California.
PARIS -- Even if the Islamic State group is one day defeated on its territory, the world could face an even greater threat from tens of thousands of battle-hardened jihadist veterans, experts have warned.
