terrorism

A police officer stands near floral tributes in Finsbury Park after an incident where a van struck pedestrians, in London, June 19, 2017. A man plowed his vehicle into a crowd of Muslim worshipers outside a north London mosque early Monday, injuring at least nine people and killing one. (AP/Frank Augstein)
CNN, the New York Times, Daily Mail and News.com.au all decided to use last night’s horrific attack on London’s Finsbury Park Mosque welfare center as a chance to litigate the mosque’s past behavior.

The liberal MSM and their friends in social media, the alt-establishment are saying that the terrorist who killed one man and injured several others in a van-ramming attack outside a London mosque was from the ‘right-wing’ or ‘ultra-conservative’ background.
First of all, there is no evidence that the man was part of any political organisation or ideological group. There is likewise, no evidence that he held any deeply held ideological beliefs whatsoever.

The Russian Defence Ministry is on high alert after the United States shot down a Syrian aircraft in Syrian airspace. This was a clear violation of international law which Russia has condemned.
READ MORE: RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY: US attack is “help for the terrorists”
Now, Russia has issued the following statement, which is Moscow’s most serious challenge to the United States since the beginning of the Syrian conflict,

Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May, right, talk to faith leaders at Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, after a man plowed his vehicle into a crowd of worshippers outside a north London mosque early Monday. (Stefan Rousseaul/AP)
LONDON – Locals have told of the chaotic minutes after a van rammed into crowds at Finsbury Park mosque, as they pinned down a suspect shouting “I want to kill all Muslims” and “this is for London Bridge”, while others desperately tried to save the injured.

In the late hours of Sunday evening, a terrorist in a large white van rammed into pedestrians on a pavement outside of a mosque in North London.
This is the second ramming style van attack in the UK capital in a two week period.
Both targets were apparently calculated to inflict maximum damage.

One person is reportedly dead with 10 injured.
The suspect who has not been named can be clearly seen being arrested after the attack in the following video:

Iran’s Tasnim News Agency has reported that Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have launched a ground-to-ground ballistic missile attack on terrorist targets in the Eastern Syrian Governorate of Deir ez-Zor. The missiles were reportedly launched from the western Iranian provinces of Kermanshah and Kurdistan.
Deir ez-Zor is at this point in time, the most prominent hot-spot of ISIS in Syria, in many ways even more than Raqqa. Recent reports have surfaced of both the US and its Kurdish dominated SFD allies allowing ISIS leaders out of Raqqa. In most cases they are fleeing to Deir ez-Zor.

Having successfully navigated the charade that is international customers, I was eventually admitted into the United Kingdom, where I looked forward to enjoying a safe and enjoyable stay, with the knowledge that Britain’s finest had done their best to protect me. Several hours later, a terrorist attack killed seven and wounded forty-eight people a few miles from my hotel.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks at the company’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. Aug. 21, 2013.
Facebook on Thursday offered additional insight into its efforts to remove terrorism content, a response to political pressure in Europe against militant groups using the social network for propaganda and recruiting.

When individuals don't have to cooperate with each other to thrive, they have perverse incentives to act against each other. In Europe, jihadists and potential jihadists are paid to separate themselves from the brotherhood of man. For example, in a German newspaper's analysis of 450 German jihadists, more than 20% received benefits from the German state.

Unlike Iran which has the mightiest military in the wider Middle East, arguably even more disciplined than that of Turkey, the military might of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, for all the money they lavish on arms, is broadly incompetent and incapable. The average citizens of the small State of Qatar let alone the larger Saudi Kingdom are simply not equipped for serious, let alone long term military combat.
The United States just completed a sale of military hardware, including fighter jets to the pseudo-isolated Qatari state in a deal worth $12 billion.