Now On Twitter: Online Jihadis Disseminate Segment They Claim Was Deleted By U.S. From Latest AQAP Video; Segment Announces Rewards For Assassination Of 'The Jewish' U.S. Ambassador To Yemen, U.S. Soldiers In Yemen 

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"The day Egyptians…feel you are against them, you will be wiped off the face of the Earth." — Dr. Wagdi Goneim

Egyptian President and Islamist Mohammed MorsiIslamic leaders continue to portray the popular protests against President Morsi and his recently passed Sharia-heavy constitution as products ...

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with Egypt President Morsi
EuropeNews December 23 2012 By Henrik R. Clausen

It may have escaped the attention of most, but on November 21st 2012, we suffered the final defeat in the War on Terrordeclared by President George W. Bush on September 20th 2001. After more ...

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Three days before the first round of voting began for Egypt’s constitutional referendum on December 15, 2012, Hesham Darwish, from Cairo’s Hadayeq al-Qobba district, summarized the views of those who planned to vote “yes,” and affirm the charter:

People are thirsty for Sharia. [emphasis ...

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Syrian dictator Bashar Assad has privately pledgedto “fight to his last bullet” in his ancestral hometown of Qardaha, vowing, “If I go, none of Syria remains.” The daily pools of blood spilled by his madmen cause hearts to be warmed by signs of Assad’s impending fall, but one Syrian Christian ...

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Each year in Vienna, Austria, Christian Solidarity International organizes an event day for the sake of persectuted Christians on December 10th, the day of the Universal Human Rights Declaration.

The first event of the day was a press conference featuring Sabatina James, an aposstate from Islam who ...

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On Nov. 25, Boko Haram, an Islamist militant group from northern Nigeria, attacked a church in Jaji, Kaduna state, using two suicide bombers during the church's weekly religious service. The first bomb detonated in a vehicle driven into the church, and the second detonated approximately 10 minutes ...

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On September 7, 2012, Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird unexpectedly announced that Ottawa had severed relations with Tehran, and that all Iranian diplomats were being expelled from Canada. He explained that, as of that date, Canada was considering Iran a terror-sponsoring country and formally ...

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