Month: July 2016

Paul Nehlen’s campaign has launched a one-minute television ad featuring one of the American victims of House Speaker Paul Ryan’s open borders immigration agenda.

Ansbach (Germany) (AFP) – Germany warned Monday of a potential backlash against migrants after a Syrian asylum seeker blew himself up outside a music festival, capping a week of attacks that has shaken the country. The 27-year-old attacker wounded more than a dozen people in the southern city of Ansbach Sunday night and had spent time in a psychiatric facility, regional authorities said. Berlin said there was as yet “no credible evidence” of a link to Islamic extremism. Europe’s economic powerhouse was already reeling after nine people died in a shopping centre shooting rampage in Munich on Friday and four people were wounded in an axe attack on a train in Wuerzburg on July 18. All three assaults were in Bavaria which has been a gateway for tens of thousands of refugees under Chancellor Angela Merkel’s liberal asylum policy. Merkel’s deputy spokeswoman Ulrike Demmer expressed the government’s “shock” after the rash of attacks but also warned against branding all refugees a security threat. “Most of the terrorists who carried out attacks in recent months in Europe were not refugees,” she told reporters. “The terrorism threat (among refugees) is not larger or smaller than in the population at large.” Interior Minister

The Independent reports today: The Government must urgently prepare for a possible surge in immigration ahead of Brexit while allaying fears over British and European citizens being used as “bargaining chips”, a Parliamentary report has warned. The Home Affairs Committee predicted that expected attempts to limit migration after the UK leaves the European Union could drive a last-minute dash, as the highest ever number of asylum applications remain outstanding and a large quantity of visa cases wait to be processed. Keith Vaz, who chairs the Committee, said migration was the biggest issue facing the country as uncertainty continues following last month’s EU referendum. “There is a clear lack of certainty in the government’s approach to the position of EU migrants resident in the UK and British citizens living in the EU,” the Labour MP added. “Neither should be used as pawns in a complicated chess game which has not even begun. “We have offered three suggested cut off dates, and unless the government makes a decision, the prospect of a ‘surge’ in immigration will increase. “Multiple voices and opinions from government ministers causes uncertainty and must stop.” The report found that the UK’s immigration directorates must be given extra funding and

Protesters set an Israeli flag on fire and chanted “Long live the intifada” outside of the Democratic National Convention site in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, as others clashed with police.

A French nun who witnessed the execution of a Catholic priest by Islamist killers in Normandy, France yesterday has described how the killers gave an Arabic sermon at the altar and filmed the killing. Agence France Presse reports: A French jihadist wh…