German authorities have detained a Syrian man suspected of planning a machete attack on soldiers in the southern state of Bavaria, prosecutors in Munich said on Friday.
The 27-year-old man is accused of planning an attack on soldiers in the northeastern Bavarian town of Hof. Police officers arrested the man on Thursday in the Hof region.
An investigating judge issued a warrant for his arrest on Friday morning and the suspect was detained shortly afterwards.
An Asian man used the fake name Chris Nolan on social media to stir up racial hatred in Birmingham during the summer riots, saying: “We need to take back what’s ours.”
Ehsan Hussain, 25, used the name to post messages calling for disorder during disorder that spread across Britain.
The messages appeared on a Telegram chat group called “Southport Wake Up”, which had more than 12,000 members.
On Tuesday, Marc Miller — breathless, voice quaking, and noticeably nervous — told reporters, “I’ve been getting questions about an individual that entered Canada and has been arrested in charges related to an attempt to cross the border for a terrorist plot.” He then confirmed that Muhammed Khan is a Pakistani national who was issued a student visa in May 2023, and waltzed into Toronto’s Pearson airport the following month. Miller had the disposition of someone surprised by the news, but he shouldn’t have been. Our student visa program has always been one of the weakest links in Canada’s national security.
If 16.2 million Muslims had been displaced in sub-Saharan Africa due to violence by Christians, what would be the level of coverage in a Western news outlet such as the BBC? One imagines it would be quite substantial.
Open Doors, a charity which supports persecuted Christians around the world, is trying to draw attention to the displacement of this number of Christians in the region by Islamist violence. But it faces an uphill task in generating interest in the mainstream Western media.
Yesterday we saw how September 11 was not always a day of defeat, but victory over jihad when a small band of knights delivered the tiny Mediterranean island of Malta from Islamic oppression on September 11, 1565.
As a reflection of the nonstop jihad against the West, it just so happens that another major Christian victory — much more famous than the siege of Malta — also took place around the now ominous date of 9/11: the delivery of Vienna from the largest Muslim army that ever invaded European territory. That instructive story follows.
MONTREAL—The front window of the NDP’s campaign office in LaSalle—Émard—Verdun features a small selection of flags.
Some represent countries, like Ukraine and Sudan, that are currently mired in conflict. Others represent Indigenous rights and LGBTQ2+ causes.
The Palestinian flag, the largest of the set, is affixed above them all.
I bet we have a Hamas party soon.
The six Canadian terror plots police have foiled since October 7
Since the October 7 terror attacks in Israel, Canadian police have thwarted six alleged terror plots across the country, with arrests spanning from Edmonton to Ottawa to Toronto. Some of these plots reportedly targeted the Jewish community, reflecting rising concerns over the safety of Jewish Canadians.
TPS forcefully arrested a group of peaceful protesters who demanded the release of their arrested friends outside of 51 division.#Toronto pic.twitter.com/T003p4h1ss
— Nur Dogan (@nurdogandiyorki) September 12, 2024
In France Muslims routinely lay siege to police stations. I don’t want to be like France.
The Austrian teenager who was shot dead last week after firing a vintage rifle at German police in Munich is thought to have been influenced by Islamist extremism. But 18-year-old Emrah I., from a small town in the Salzburg region, hardly attended his local mosque, nor did he grow a beard or wear a long gown.
The only clue that might have predicted his behavior in Munich was in early 2023, when Austrian police, investigating complaints about a fight at his school, found videos from a computer game on his phone. In these, he had decorated scenes with anAl Qaeda flag.
But after finding nothing else, police now believe that in the intervening months, the teenager was radicalized online.
On a stunning September morning 23 years ago, hell, heartache and horror came from the skies.
By the end of that terrible day, nearly 3,000 people were dead. It wasn’t a hurricane, earthquake, pandemic or tidal wave.
The villains that day in New York, Washington and in a Pennsylvania field were religious fanatics juiced on hate and bloodlust.
This is how thousands of Palestinians cheered and celebrated on 9/11, which resulted in the loss of 2,977 innocent lives.
Just as they celebrated on October 7th.
Don't you ever forget. pic.twitter.com/3vCMGtWByz
— Vivid. (@VividProwess) September 11, 2024
Not fanatics, just everyday devout Muslims doing what their “holy” book teaches.
We do not forget 911 on this blog.
Below is Kath at her Kathiest flipping the bird to Westboro Church loons defiling the 10th anniversary of 911 in NYC.
A day that changed all our lives was sacred to Kathy just as her memory is sacred to me.
Terror suspect accused of plotting attack in New York came to Canada on student visa: minister
A man who was arrested last week for allegedly attempting to enter the U.S. illegally to carry out a mass shooting came to Canada on a student visa, Canada’s immigration minister says.
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, 20, was arrested in Ormstown, Que. and is facing terror charges in both Canada and the United States.
Immigration Minister Marc Miller said Tuesday that Khan, a Pakistani national, obtained a student visa in May 2023 and arrived in Canada in June of that same year. He said he wouldn’t be providing any further details about the suspect.
“During the blessed last 10 days of Ramadan, we celebrate our Administration’s incredible Muslim team,” Vice President Kamala Harris announced, posing on the steps of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building with some of the most controversial figures in the administration.
The federal government’s immigration policy, including increasing the number of newcomers to 500,000 per year, has elicited much criticism of late. The effect so many newcomers have had on a tight housing and rental market has been noted repeatedly.
But one of the primary concerns about Canada’s refugee and citizenship system relates to national security and public safety. What has made the matter worse is a series of new revelations about alleged terrorist plots tied to the ISIS terrorist group being planned on Canadian soil.
Accusations Toronto man planned nightmare Oct. 7 anniversary attack prompt warnings over ‘dangerous trend of terrorist activity’ in Canada
Canada is becoming a “breeding ground” for some terrorists and a safe haven for others, leading Jewish organizations say, after the arrest of a Toronto-based terrorism suspect who authorities allege was en route to carry out the mass slaughter of Jewish people in New York City.
“We’re deeply concerned at the ease at which radicalized individuals are being able to enter the country,” said Richard Robertson, B’nai Brith’s director of research and advocacy.
Robertson added B’nai Brith is concerned that some of the terrorists are homegrown, with radicalization occurring within Canadian borders.
I’m going out on a limb here I know but maybe just maybe it was a deliberate act by our elites to import a death cult that hates Canada.
They hate us as much as the Islamists do.
I can’t think of any other reason to import a death cult. Can you?
In a landmark case, the Netherlands has sentenced two Pakistanis to prison for calling on their followers to murder Dutch populist leader Geert Wilders.
The court in The Hague sentenced 56-year-old Imam Muhammad Ashraf Asif Jalali to 14 years in prison over his issuing of a fatwa death warrant on the head of Party for Freedom (PVV) leader Geert Wilders, who now serves as the main power broker behind the Dutch government, for his role in promoting cartoon contests featuring caricatures of Mohammed.
