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Have MUSLIMS, have terror. Of course, most Arabs ARE Muslims, so. . .
The Koran dictates armed struggle against "infidels" -- anyone NOT a Muslim. There can never be peace between Muslims and freedom - the Koran won't allow it. Anything else other than total Muslim domination is takkiya.
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11/18/2025 11:36 Comments ||
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Yes, but the record also shows they have enjoyed waging destruction upon fellow "heretical" Muslims as well.
[FoxNews] The San Antonio raid was part of a joint federal, state, and local effort to dismantle transnational criminal networks operating across the southern border
A raid at a sex and human trafficking operation in San Antonio operated by members of Tren de Aragua gang (TdA) resulted in at least 140 illegal immigrants being arrested, authorities said Monday.
The raid was part of a joint operation between the Texas Department of Public Safety and federal and local authorities, Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott said.
On Monday, a regional Homeland Security Task Force was created to combat transnational criminal organizations. The aim of the task force is to dismantle drug cartels, foreign terrorist organizations, and criminal networks responsible for crimes like human trafficking, drug smuggling, and money laundering.
Sunday's raid was part of President Donald Trump's executive order issued on Jan. 20 targeting transnational criminal organizations.
More than 140 illegal immigrants from Venezuela, Honduras, Mexico and other South American countries were taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
The raid involved multiple federal agencies.
"The Homeland Security Task Force enables the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to bring its sophisticated investigative techniques to the table, which have been instrumental in capturing the most violent drug trafficking organizations in the United States and worldwide," said the Houston Field Division Special Agent in Charge Jonathan Pullen.
Meanwhile, in Houston, ICE arrested 3,500 criminal illegal aliens, including child predators and murderers, during the 43-day government shutdown.
[FoxNews] U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Houston arrested more than 3,500 criminal illegal aliens, including child predators, murderers and gang members, during the longest government shutdown, despite many agents going without pay.
ICE officials said the six-week operation, conducted from Oct. 1 through Nov. 12, marked one of the largest enforcement actions in recent years and underscored the agency’s commitment to public safety even as federal employees went without pay.
"Our entire team understands how critical ICE’s mission is to public safety and national security, and despite many of them going without pay, they continued to show up every day and give everything they had to protect this community from dangerous criminal illegal alien gang members, child predators, murderers and rapists," ICE Enforcement and Removal Operation (ERO) Houston Field Office Director Bret Bradford said.
ICE said the operation led to the arrest of 3,593 criminal illegal aliens across Southeast Texas, including 67 sex offenders, 51 child predators, 13 murderers, 10 fugitives and 23 gang members. Among those taken into custody were members of the MS-13 and Paisas gangs.
🇸🇩 Sudan: Sudanese Army Opens New Axes Around Kadugli, Captures Rahiwa and Um Qarfa from RSF and SPLM-N
Local sources report that the Sudanese Armed Forces have opened new concentration axes around Kadugli and launched a direct assault on Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan… https://t.co/oXdZKKC6Y5pic.twitter.com/LQPvcbbb94
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Sudanese Army Opens New Axes Around Kadugli, Captures Rahiwa and Um Qarfa from RSF and SPLM-N
Local sources report that the Sudanese Armed Forces have opened new concentration axes around Kadugli and launched a direct assault on Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM-N) units, and the mercenary groups cooperating with them.
Joint forces raised the national flag inside the Rahiwa area after securing it, and also announced the liberation of Um Qarfa. Military sources describe the operations as part of a wider campaign of “victories and conquests” across the region.
According to field updates, days of pressure on RSF and SPLM-N positions—targeting supply routes, weapons caches, and defensive lines—preceded the assault. Sources claim enemy fighters have begun to disperse as government forces advance.
The army says the coming hours and days will be “decisive,” signaling additional operations across South Kordofan.
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] Nigerian gunmen have abducted dozens of girls from a boarding school after killing the deputy head teacher, echoing the 2014 Boko Haram kidnappings in Chibok.
The assailants, armed with rifles, attacked the Maga Comprehensive Girls' Secondary School in Danko Wasagu, Kebbi state, at around 4am on Monday morning.
Police in Nigeria have confirmed the abduction of 25 female students and have now launched a search and rescue operation for those who were taken during this morning's incident.
Vice Principal Hassan Yakubu Makuku was also shot dead while resisting the attackers, and a security guard, named locally as Ali, sustained injuries during the invasion.
The gunmen fled towards the neighbouring state of Zamfara with the kidnapped students, a teacher speaking on condition of anonymity due to safety concerns told Reuters. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
It comes after April 14, 2014, where 276 girls, aged 16 to 18, were abducted from a school by the Boko Haram jihadist group in the Nigerian town of Chibok in what was the country's most high-profile mass abduction case.
Residents of the Danko Wasagu area told Nigerian news site Premium Times following the most recent incident that the bandits infiltrated the area through Zamfara forests, and operated unhindered despite two military checkpoints near the school.
'One of the checkpoints is in Damarke,' the source, who lives near Maga town, said. 'It is under Bukkuyum Local Government Area of Zamfara State, and it is about seven kilometers from the school.'
The other checkpoint, according to locals, is placed less than a kilometre from the abduction site.
'It is around Rabah junction in Maga,' a traditional ruler, said under the condition of anonymity.
'The checkpoint is fortified with heavy military equipment including an armoured personnel carrier (APC).'
'The school is a boarding school and they only kidnapped the 25 students from one of the many hostels,' he added.
Taking to X later on Monday morning, Nigeria's Police Force confirmed: 'Police tactical units, military personnel and vigilantes have been deployed for search and recue operations of the kidnapped students of government girls comprehensive secondary school, Maga.
'On the 17th November, 2025 at about 0400hrs, information received revealed that, a gang of armed bandits with sophisticated weapons, shooting sporadically, stormed the Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School, Maga, Danko district, Danko/Wasagu LGA of Kebbi State.
'The police tactical units deployed in the school engaged them into a gun duel. Unfortunately, the suspected bandits had already scaled through the fence of the school and abducted Twenty Five students from their hostel to unknown destination.
'Similarly, one Hassan Makuku 'm' was shot dead while Ali Shehu 'm' sustained injury in his right hand.
'Upon receiving the unfortunate incident, a combined team of additional Police tactical units, military personnel and Vigilantes has been deployed in the area and they are currently combing the bandits' routes and nearby forest, with a view to rescue the abducted students and possibly arrest the perpetrators of the darstardly act.
'In the light of the above regrettable incident, the Commissioner of Police, Kebbi State Command, CP Bello M Sani had reiterated the Command's unwavering determination in safeguarding the lives and property of the residents of Kebbi State.
'He equally appealed to the members of the public to remain calm, vigilant, and continue supporting Police operations for peace and stability to be maintained'.
Northwest Nigeria has experienced recurrent mass abductions from schools by armed gangs seeking ransom payments, despite government promises to enhance security in the region.
In 2014, 276 girls, aged 16 to 18, were abducted from a school by the Boko Haram group in Chibok.
The school had been closed for four weeks due to the deteriorating security situation in the region, but the girls were in school to take final exams.
The militants broke into the school pretending to be soldiers from the Nigerian Security Forces, killing one soldier and a police officer in the process.
Across the five-hour attacks, several houses in the town were burned down.
According to accounts from girls who have since escaped, the militants had intended to steal a piece of machinery and were unsure what to do with the girls.
Eventually, they ordered the girls to leave with them, loading some into vehicles.
Others were ordered to walk for miles until other trucks took them away.
Of the schoolgirls, 57 managed to escape immediately by jumping from the trucks, while others have since been rescued by Nigerian Armed Forces.
From 2016 to 2017, 108 victims were rescued by the Nigerian military or freed through prisoner swaps. Over 80 girls remain missing.
Since 2022, around 20 Chibok women have been rescued, but some have told stories of how they were forced to marry their abductors.
More recently, in March 2024, 200 pupils were abducted by suspected jihadists during a raid on a school in northwest Nigeria.
Witnesses said the pupils in Kaduna State were in the assembly ground at 8.30am when dozens of gunmen riding motorcycles stormed the school.
The students, aged between eight and 15, were then rounded up and taken away by the armed men - along with one of their teachers.
Kidnappings for ransom are common in Africa's most populous country, where heavily armed criminal gangs have targeted schools and colleges in the past, especially in the northwest, though such attacks have abated recently.
Bangladesh's former prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, was sentenced to death for her role in the killing of at least 1,400 protesters last year https://t.co/BSQnW3ciDI
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Is it just a coincidence that Victoria Nuland, US Undersecretary of State, visited Bangladesh for three days in March of 2022? Probably not. But a web search for the keywords "Nuland" together with "Bangladesh" turns up some interesting articles.
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
11/18/2025 12:44 Comments ||
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Er, I should have said "probably" instead of "probably not". Gotta watch those negatives. But then, maybe not.
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
11/18/2025 12:46 Comments ||
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[KavkazUzel] The Southern District Military Court sentenced 23-year-old Maykop resident Shamil Aliyev to 14 years in prison for recruiting a citizen to an international terrorist organization.
As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," on August 31, security forces announced the arrest in Adygea of a suspected terrorist militant suspected of recruiting Maykop residents to the Islamic State. The Maykop City Court subsequently remanded the suspect in custody.
According to the court, the man, a member of an international terrorist organization banned in Russia, conducted conversations with a foreign citizen on its behalf. During these conversations, he rationalized and justified the organization's activities, convinced his interlocutor of the correctness of its practices, and persuaded him to participate in aiding and abetting militants, TASS reported today.
A criminal case was opened under Part 1.1 of Article 205.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (assistance to terrorist activity) and Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (public calls to commit terrorist activity, public justification of terrorism or propaganda of terrorism).
The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Aliyev to 14 years in prison, with the first three years to be served in a penal colony and the remaining 11 years to be served in a maximum-security penal colony, the agency reports.
According to the case file on the court's website, Shamil Aliyev's case has been pending since February 2025. His sentence was handed down in late May, and Aliyev's lawyer attempted to appeal it. Aliyev is a native of the village of Urkhuchi in the Akushinsky District of Dagestan. His details were added to the Rosfinmonitoring Agency's list of terrorists and extremists in September 2024, according to a message from a bot tracking updates to the list.
[TheRegister] Azure was hit by the "largest-ever" cloud-based distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, originating from the Aisuru botnet and measuring 15.72 terabits per second (Tbps), according to Microsoft.
On October 24, the Windows giant''s cloud DDoS protection service auto-detected and mitigated the traffic tsunami - nearly 3.64 billion packets per second - so no customer workloads experienced any service interruptions, Microsoft''s Sean Whalen said in a Monday blog.
More than 500,000 source IPs from various regions flooded a single endpoint with User Datagram Protocol (UDP) packets during the DDoS event, he added.
"This was the largest DDoS attack ever observed in the cloud and it targeted a single endpoint in Australia," Whalen wrote, noting that the Aisuru botnet was behind the network flood.
[FoxNews] Katrina Thompson cites 'serious and credible' threats following protests at ICE facility that led to 21 arrests
Mayor Katrina Thompson of Broadview, Illinois declared a "civil emergency" Monday, citing "serious and credible bomb and death threats" and warnings of attempts to disrupt village government after out-of-town protesters threatened to storm Village Hall and "shut down" the local board meeting.
Village officials told Fox News the meeting, originally scheduled in person, was moved online after law enforcement warned of possible disruptions tied to Friday’s unrest outside the federal immigration processing center in Broadview.
Officials said the FBI has been notified and is investigating multiple threats against the mayor and her staff.
"I will not allow threats of violence or intimidation to disrupt the essential functions of our government," Thompson said. "I will not allow our staff or residents to be placed in harm’s way."
In a statement released Monday, the village said the emergency order followed a series of escalating threats — including a September 4 telephone bomb threat targeting Village Hall and an October 13 death threat against Thompson.
The situation intensified Friday when a group of non-resident protesters tried to storm Village Hall and vowed to disrupt Monday’s Board of Trustees meeting, according to Broadview Police.
Who told her that? I have no doubt she's correct, but how does she know? Why her? Why there? Why now?
Posted by: Bobby ||
11/18/2025 8:39 Comments ||
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The situation intensified Friday when a group of non-resident protesters tried to storm Village Hall and vowed to disrupt Monday’s Board of Trustees meeting,
Whiff of grape. Followed by id'ing the bodies which in turn should start leading to the organizers.
[X] The Department of Homeland Security launched Operation Charlotte's Web in Charlotte, North Carolina, over the weekend, arresting more than 130 undocumented immigrants with criminal records, including gang members and violent offenders, after local officials refused to transfer 1,400 such individuals. The raids, led by Border Patrol and ICE agents patrolling streets and workplaces, prompted protests with road blockages, chants against ICE, and assaults on officers, resulting in arrests of demonstrators. North Carolina Governor Josh Stein condemned the operations for alleged racial profiling and detaining U.S. citizens, while calling for immigration reform that includes stronger borders and legal pathways for long-term residents.
[Foxnews] At least one law enforcement officer was injured after two separate vehicle ramming incidents during operations in Charlotte on Sunday, as immigration raids there have netted the arrests of at least 130 illegal immigrants colonists so far, according to Border Patrol officials.
"Today, Border Patrol agents in Charlotte faced another vehicle ramming while in a parking lot. Agents were preparing for an operation, when a car jumped a curb to enter the parking lot and drove toward agents," DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told Fox News in a statement.
"The driver was warned to stop and back up. The driver then moved the vehicle toward the exit of the parking lot to box in Border Patrol," the statement continued. "As agents went to confront the driver, the car rammed a law enforcement vehicle and expeditiously departed at a goodly pace. Agents pursued the aggressor, eventually stopping the car in a cul-de-sac where the driver was arrested."
McLaughlin went on to note that the suspect in that incident was "a transgender perpetrator."
The suspect in the other case — a U.S. citizen — accelerated his van at officers conducting an enforcement operation near the University City area, according to an X post from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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