It is not a new practice for critics of President Obama to question his commitment to the fight against Islamist terrorism, but Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has cast doubt on Obama’s commitment to this struggle in uniquely florid and bizarre ways.
An official at the Ministry of Development and Social Integration in Jalisco, Mexico, was fired after lamenting that the death toll in Sunday’s jihadist attack on the Pulse LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida, was lower than it could have been. “Too bad it was 50, not 100,” he wrote on his Facebook page.
These are the same words the liberal mandarins of Political Correctness employed after Fort Hood, after San Bernardino, after Chattanooga, after the Marathon bombing – it’s as if we’re living through a blood-soaked remake of the old movie Groundhog Day.
With rumors flying among survivors of Sunday morning’s attack on Orlando’s Pulse night club that jihadist Omar Mateen had not acted alone, police have confirmed that they are investigating whether some of the victims were killed by friendly fire.
Some gay activists, with the assistance of the mainstream media, are apparently blaming conservatives for the Islamic terror attack at the Pulse gay night club in Orlando — one of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history — by citing “anti-LGBT” laws as a cause.
Omar Mateen, the man who killed 49 Americans at a gay nightclub, emerged from a network of radical mosques that are shielded from federal investigators, a retired Homeland Security investigator said Tuesday.
In an interview that aired on Tuesday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “On the Record,” fundamentalist Muslim Imam Abu Taubah denied reports that Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen attended his online seminary while refusing to condemn the stoning of women for adultery and saying that some journalists should be beheaded.
Jihadist terrorist Omar Mateen told a hostage inside Orlando’s Pulse night club Sunday morning and a 911 operator that the reason for his actions was to get “Americans to stop bombing his country,” a survivor told the Washington Post.
On Fox News Monday, Breitbart News editor and Chair of Military Theory at Marine Corps University Dr. Sebastian Gorka argued that the war on jihad must be fought honestly, and those who deny the Islamic ideology behind attacks like that on Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, Sunday morning are “in a fantasy land.”
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.
The anti-gay, pro-Taliban father of the radical Islamic terrorist behind the recent carnage at an LGBT nightclub in Orlando, FL “served as a director and vice president” of the mosque attended by his son, which authorities describe as a “breeding ground” for jihadists, reports CounterJihad, a component of the Center for Security Policy.
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.
Karla Ray with WFTV is reporting via Twitter that Walt Disney World had contacted the FBI back in April to warn them that Mateen and his wife might have been casing the place.
Congressional candidate Brian Mast, an Army staff sergeant who gave both his legs serving with Special Forces in Afghanistan, told SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon on Tuesday’s Breitbart News Daily that the Orlando shooter lived in his district, and there are terrorists among us now.
Reports from NBC News suggest that the wife of Orlando jihadist Omar Mateen, Noor Zahi Salman, knew of Mateen’s plot to attack the Pulse night club, and went with him on several occasions to scope out potential terror targets.
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.
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.
“Large numbers of Somali refugees in Minnesota have tried to join ISIS,” said Donald Trump, adding, “the Boston Bombers came here through political asylum.”
Australia is urgently reviewing the visa of a British Islamic scholar who toured Orlando this year and had preached in 2013 that “death is the sentence” for homosexual acts.
SOHO, London, United Kingdom – Thousands of LGBT activists and members of the public gathered in London’s LGBT-dominated Soho neighbourhood last night to observe a moment of silence in solidarity with the victims of the Orlando terrorist attack. What was
The Left is being forced to acknowledge that the Orlando terrorist attack is an existential threat to its agenda, amid an election already focused on America’s inability to control world affairs and its own borders.
GOP presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump on Monday called on Democrat Party presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton to return the many millions the Clinton Foundation received from Saudi Arabia, in light of Clinton’s claims that she is supportive of women and gays.
The retired CIA officer, who was in Afghanistan working against Al Qaeda more than a year before the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, told Breitbart News reporter Tom Trento Americans must ignore false media-hyped narratives that the Orlando massacre was about gay rights or too many gun owners.
The top Senate Democrat on the Select Committee on Intelligence told CNN’s Jake Tapper that despite two opened and closed FBI investigations into Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen, the massacre was not a result of an intelligence failure.
Omar Mateen reportedly visited Disney World in Orlando, Florida, reportedly to scout for a terrorist attack.
“The president’s been quite disappointed that Congress, Republicans in Congress have underfunded our countering violent extremism efforts,” said White House press secretary Josh Earnest during the press briefing today, telling reporters that the president had requested an increase in the budget.
Seddique Mir Mateen, the father of Orlando mass murderer Omar Mateen, is a supporter of the Afghan Taliban with his own Youtube program, where he made radical anti-LGBT statements and proclaimed to run a campaign for president of Afghanistan from his Florida home.
“Hillary Clinton can never claim to be a friend of the gay community as long as she continues to support immigration policies that bring Islamic extremists to our country who suppress women, gays and anyone who doesn’t share their views,” Trump stated during his speech Monday morning at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire following the terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida, which killed roughly 50 people.
Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump requested a moment of silence at the top of his speech Monday afternoon at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire for the lives lost during the terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida at the Pulse Nightclub.
“We’re a loving state,” said governor Rick Scott after being asked directly how he sleeps at night knowing the threat Radical Islam poses to Florida residents and visitors. “We’re a great melting pot.” The term “melting pot” is a term used to describe how immigrants come to America and blend into her mainstream culture and adopt her traditions.
Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump’s Virginia state chair Corey Stewart previewed Mr. Trump’s speech, which he will deliver at 2:30 p.m. eastern in New Hampshire, addressing the terrorist attack that killed nearly 50 people early Sunday morning in Orlando, Florida.
Hillary Clinton signaled a tougher tone on terrorism than President Barack Obama and praised former President George W. Bush’s response to 9/11.
“As far as we can tell right now, this is certainly an example of the kind of homegrown extremism that all of us have been so concerned about for a very long time,” Obama said, adding that law enforcement officials were still investigating the precise motivation of the killer.
Ranging in age from 20 to 50 years old, the victims of the Islamist massacre at Orlando’s Pulse LGBT nightclub Saturday night are being remembered by their loved ones as bright, driven, and independent people whose absence has left a
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.
Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump is using Twitter to express his opinion about the terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida where an estimated 49 people were killed at Pulse Nightclub.
“This is Radical Islam,” she said. “There are things–I am not sure what has been released to the media yet–as opposed to the intelligence I know from being in the command center.”
Michael Sam blamed bigotry and did not blame Islam for the Orlando mass-shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando that killed 50, including the gunman, early Sunday morning.
“I think Trump, as usual is obsessed with name calling,” Hillary Clinton said in an interview with NBC’s Savannah Guthrie, asserting that she was not unwilling to identify the nature of the attacks as Islamic terror.
