The Quran does not mandate the death penalty for homosexuals, argues a spokesman for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA organization during an interview with The United West investigative team.
On Breitbart News Saturday, Washington Political Editor Matthew Boyle and a series of high-profile national security experts will provide the first in-depth look media-wide at what happened in Orlando—and more importantly, why.
During the latest episode of The Milo Yiannopoulos Show, Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos sat down to talk with fellow gay British writer, journalist, and commentator Douglas Murray, where the two discussed the aftermath of the Orlando terrorist attack last week.
One year after the first U.S. ISIS attack — on our free speech event in Garland, Texas — an Islamic jihadist, Omar Mateen, succeeded in carrying out the largest terrorist attack on American soil since 9/11.
The battle to control the Omar Mateen storyline rages on, as the Obama Administration seeks to portray him as a force of nature – an utterly undetectable, “self-radicalized,” “lone wolf” who was hermetically sealed from the world of Islamic radicalism.
On Friday morning’s edition of Breitbart News Daily, Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) explained why she supports presidential candidate Donald Trump’s proposal to limit immigration from terror-exporting nations.
Paul Sperry at CounterJihad unveils a public record showing Omar Mateen gave his house to his sister and Afghan-born brother-in-law virtually for free — with his wife Noor Salman as a witness — two months before he slaughtered dozens of gay clubgoers in Orlando, Florida.
On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson stated that gun control is “a matter of homeland security,” but chose only to say that “There are a lot of ideas in Congress right now” when questioned
Fox News personalities Gretchen Carlson and Bill O’Reilly have chosen to respond to the Orlando terror attack by focusing on guns. They are fighting to keep guns away from terrorists — an approach that can only result in more gun laws for law-abiding citizens — instead of fighting to keep terrorists away from guns.
The preferred administration narrative about the Orlando terror attack, and other atrocities perpetrated in the U.S. and Europe, is that the Islamic State is desperately lashing out in its death throes.
The Orlando massacre at the hands of jihadist Omar Mateen will not cause a rift between the Latino and Muslim communities, even though the overwhelming majority of the victims were Latinos, an Islamic organization that has been linked to terrorism told Breitbart News.
Some Pakistanis gathered for vigils to remember and honor the victims of the recent terrorist attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, defying Taliban militants and other jihadists in their country who revile the LGBT community as abhorrent to Islam.
It will take some time for the aftershocks of the Orlando massacre to fully play out, but at the moment it looks as if the massacre of 49 gay people by a possibly gay– but certainly a registered Democrat — jihadi is bringing Democrats together, while driving an already splintered GOP further apart.
On Thursday’s edition of Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow, Dr. Herbert London of the London Center for Policy Research said that war has unquestionably come to America’s shores.
“I don’t think there’s any question that the media don’t want to focus on the terrorist origins” of the Orlando attack, former U.N. Ambassador and senior American Enterprise Institute fellow John Bolton told SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Thursday’s Breitbart News Daily.
CNN describes the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) and its sympathizers as riding a euphoric “wave” of propaganda after the Orlando massacre and the brutal murder of a French police officer and his girlfriend. ISIS is touting these attacks as victories, while Western analysts portray the terror state as desperate for a morale boost after a series of battlefield reversals.
While his victims texted heartbreaking last words to loved ones from the blood-drenched floors of packed bathrooms, Omar Mateen apparently turned to social media to measure the viral shockwaves his attack on a gay nightclub had generated.
Former Department of Homeland Security official Philip Haney wishes he was more surprised by the Orlando terrorist attack, but as he pointed out on Breitbart News Daily this week, the attack came from exactly the sort of Islamic radical network he got in trouble for studying too carefully.
On Tuesday, United Nations human rights chief Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein said current U.S. gun laws “lack rational justification.”
A new poll makes clear: Donald Trump can win this election if he keeps hammering on the anvil. That is, hammering with the same hammer, on the same anvil, for the next five months. The anvil, of course, is the basic issue of homeland security, and the hammer is the action needed to keep the country safe.
Barbara Poma, the owner of Orlando’s Pulse nightclub, has vowed to return to the club and rebuild after a jihadist massacre took the lives of 49 patrons and employees on Sunday night.
Responding to the terror attack at Pulse Orlando by pushing more gun control is a not-so-subtle way of treating law-abiding Americans like terrorists.
“There’s a difference between self-loathing Christians who just sit at home and get angry, and self-loathing Muslims who go out and murder people,” Milo explained. “The difference is the ideology, the difference is the religion. I cannot stress this enough.”
The post-jihad denial that we see in the wake of every Islamic attack since 9/11 has made possible the wild successes of Islamic groups that are waging jihad in the cause of Islam.
Grammy-winning musician and gay rights activist Melissa Etheridge debuted a new song this week in response to the terror attack that claimed the lives of 49 people over the weekend in Orlando, Florida.
“We all know the facts from the Orlando attack and they are absolutely heartbreaking,” Marsha Blackburn said on the House floor. “We know that the terrorist pledged his allegiance to ISIS before he carried out the assaults and murders of 49 people.”
Late Night host Seth Meyers announced Tuesday night that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is banned from appearing on his NBC program.
A hacker took control of Twitter accounts belonging to supporters of the Islamic State and replaced terrorism-related content with gay pride images and pornography, and an excerpt proclaiming, “I’m Gay and Proud.”
Democrats love to claim that ideas they disagree with are violations of the basic American character — and simultaneously to declare that skeptical questioning of their motivations amounts to an intolerable “questioning of their patriotism.”
In the wake of the terrorist attack in Orlando, Niger Innis, the Chairman of Tea Party Forward, told Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon: “I think Congress has some responsibility here. I think those of us that are very, very concerned about the rule of law and having our Bill of Rights curtailed, any of our Bill of Rights, not just the First Amendment but the Second Amendment as well. I think Congress needs to declare war, define the parameters of what that’s going to be and that will give those of us that have concerns about the Bill of Rights, the guidelines and the rules, if you will, to protect them.”
Frank Gaffney, founder of the Center for Security Policy, responded to President Obama and Hillary Clinton’s complaints about being forced to use the phrase “radical Islam” on Wednesday morning’s Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon.
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.
A terrorist whose loyalty was sworn to a murderous adversary of the United States opened fire on a nightclub full of innocent civilians, so of course Democrats leaped into action and blamed law-abiding Americans who had absolutely nothing to do with the atrocity in any way.
The terrorist attack in Orlando that ended 49 lives is another reminder of the threat we face from Radical Islam. There is a deadly element of Islam spreading like a cancer throughout our country and we must unite to confront it.
Even as Obama Administration officials fall all over themselves in a mad dash to label Orlando jihadi Omar Mateen “self-radicalized,” more information about the people who helped him self-radicalize is coming to light.
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 Guardian covers Jim Hoft’s announcement that he is gay. While nitpicking and undermining him every step of the way, author Jason Wilson profiles Hoft’s effort, alongside Breitbart Editor Milo Yiannopoulos, to lead a gay resistance against Islamic supremacy in the western world.
The hot new meme about Orlando jihadi Omar Mateen is that he became “self-radicalized.”
Between 2001 and 2014, the United States has permanently resettled nearly three-quarters of a million migrants (674,920) from nations that may execute gays and lesbians– including a quarter of a million (250,387) who were resettled during Hillary Clinton’s tenure in the State Department.
