Terrorists entering Europe because of porous borders may be undetectable, EU's own border agency admits

Terrorists are using the migration crisis to enter Europe and plot atrocities across the continent, the European Union’s own border agency has admitted.

In a report which lays bare the concerns about the EU’s porous borders, Frontex conceded that it does not know the true number of migrants who have crossed into the continent and has no way of tracking them.

Frontex said that EU member states had reported a record 1.82 million illegal border crossings last year, six times higher than the previous record set in 2014.

However, it admitted that the number of illegal crossings is an underestimation because so many migrants have “continued their journey without being detected”.

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Thomas Staggs, Disney’s Heir Apparent, Is Stepping Down Because He Fired American Workers And Imported Foreign H-1B Workers..

The latest news from Disney is that Bob Iger's heir apparent, Thomas Staggs, is leaving the company.

Staggs was promoted to the number-two position at Disney a year ago. In the video accompanying a New York Times article, Times reporter James Stewart wonders what happened over the past year to make Iger change his mind: "Something happened."

Yes, something happened. Staggs has done more to tarnish the Disney brand than anyone in the company's history. In his previous job, Staggs was the head of Disney Resorts.

Staggs' blockheadedness has brought Disney unwanted news coverage.

Staggs' ineptitude has brought Disney lawsuits.

Staggs' incompetence has brought Disney congressional hearings.

How could Disney possibly make a dunderhead of this magnitude its CEO after such malfeasance?

LOS ANGELES — Thomas O. Staggs, the favored contender to lead Disneyafter Robert A. Iger’s retirement, unexpectedly announced his departure on Monday, throwing succession at the world’s largest entertainment company into disarray.

Mr. Staggs, who became the Walt Disney Company’s No. 2 executive last year, beating out another candidate, will step down as chief operating officer on May 6. Disney said that Mr. Staggs, 55, would remain an employee until the fall, serving as “special adviser” to Mr. Iger, who is the company’s chief executive and chairman. In a statement, Mr. Iger called Mr. Staggs “a great friend and trusted colleague.”

Disney has a history of bumpy transitions of power. And last year, when Mr. Staggs was elevated to chief operating officer from theme park chairman, Disney insisted that it was not a coronation. Disney acknowledged, however, that the promotion made him Mr. Iger’s handpicked heir, pending the board’s approval. Mr. Iger, 65, said in 2014 that he would step down in June 2018, a two-year extension from a previously announced retirement.

After the promotion, as Mr. Staggs came under intense scrutiny by Disney’s board, it became clear that at least some board members were not convinced he had the skills required to maintain Disney’s creative momentum. While Mr. Staggs has extensive financial experience, his résumé is light when it comes to the successful creation of movies and television shows. (For his part, Mr. Iger ran ABC early in his career.)

An early personnel misstep did not help Mr. Staggs. He pushed for...

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16 Democrat AGs Begin Inquisition Against ‘Climate Change Disbelievers’

Beginning in 1478, the Spanish Inquisition systematically silenced any citizen who held views that did not align with the king’s. Using the powerful arm of the government, the grand inquisitor, Tomas de Torquemada, and his henchmen sought out all those who held religious, scientific, or moral views that conflicted with the monarch’s, punishing the “heretics” with jail sentences; property confiscation; fines; and in severe cases, torture and execution.

One of the lasting results of the Spanish Inquisition was a stifling of speech, thought, and scientific debate throughout Spain. By treating one set of scientific views as absolute, infallible, and above critique, Spain silenced many brilliant individuals and stopped the development of new ideas and technological innovations. Spain became a scientific backwater.

As an old adage says, those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. So we now have a new inquisition underway in America in the 21st century—something that would have seemed unimaginable not too long ago.

Treating climate change as an absolute, unassailable fact, instead of what it is—an unproven, controversial scientific theory—a group of state attorneys general have announced that they will be targeting any...

Ex-Black Panther May Be Killed After Revealing This About Obama and the Panthers

What a former member of the Berkeley Black Panther Party said about President Barack Obama during a recent interview may very well have placed him at the risk of being killed.

“Barack Obama hates America,” the former hate-filled race hustler, Clarence Mason Weaver, said during an interview with The Daily Caller.

“His job is to divide by differences and manage our differences,” he continued. “He has done nothing but drive us apart. (He) hates America. It doesn’t matter what color the pimp, the drug dealer, the con artist is.”

Note that these wise words originated with a man who once hated white people so much that he reportedly broke up with a girlfriend merely because she owned a ...

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