The best and brightest of the U.S. military and special operations community will quit if Hillary Clinton gets elected president, according to Benghazi survivor and former CIA operative John “Tig” Tiegen.
Tiegen witnessed firsthand the results of Clinton’s policy when he and his comrades in the Benghazi CIA Global Response Service Team defended U.S. consulate and CIA officials from a massive assault by radical Libyan jihadis Sept. 11, 2013. He told The Daily Caller News Foundation Clinton’s failure as secretary of state during the Benghazi attack has caused many of the nation’s most elite special operations forces to quit their jobs — a problem that will only get worse if Clinton is elected.
Qandeel Baloch was reportedly drugged and strangled to death by her younger brother, Muhammad Waseem, for refusing to stop posting provocative photographs on Facebook and Instagram.
MULTAN CITY, PAKISTAN — Qandeel Baloch, known by many online as the “Kim Kardashian” of Pakistan, was murdered by her brother after she refused to stop posting provocative photos online.
On July 15, the 26-year-old Baloch, whose real name was Fauzia Aseem, was at her family home in Multan City. Her younger brother, Muhammad Waseem, said for some time he had been receiving photos of her from friends, so he finally decided to do something about it. Around 10:45 that evening, Waseem drugged his sister and strangled her to death.
Waseem said he did it because she was bringing dishonor and shame to his family through her revealing photographs. He even said, “I am a drug addict but I was in my senses when I murdered her and I accept it with pride.”
Pakistan is a deeply conservative Muslim country, where honor killings are more common than most places. Those who carry out honor killings, often relatives, can sometimes walk free because of a law that allows the family to forgive them for the murder.
Qandeel Baloch was on the record as being against the...
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Assert ‘making America safe’ requires official terrorist designation
CLEVELAND – As national security took center stage at the Republican Convention on opening night Monday, WND spoke to a member of Congress, a Trump adviser and two campaign surrogates who believe a first step toward “making America safe” and reforming what they regard as a badly compromised counter-terrorism effort hamstrung by political correctness is to designate the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization.
Muslim countries such as Egypt and the United Arab Emirates already have done it, pointed out Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., who is promoting a bill in the U.S. House along with Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas. A similar measure has been introduced in the Senate by Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas.
Organizations spawned by the Muslim Brotherhood in the U.S. include the prominent Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Islamic Society of North America, which were both named as unindicted co-conspirators by the Justice Department in a plot to fund Hamas.
“When the Egyptians and the Israelis both agree that the Muslim
Brotherhood is a terrorist organization, when they’re fighting ISIS in the Sinai every day together, we should look at two allies – two allies that often have been at odds with each other, that are working together, and ask why we’re not supporting them,” Issa told WND.
He pointed out that when Muslim Brotherhood-backed Mohamed Morsi came to power in Egypt in 2012, President Obama “effectively congratulated them, went out of his way,” while practically not even acknowledging the election of his successor, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
“So, clearly you have an administration who sided with the Muslim Brotherhood, and even when the...
