The 21-year-old student who allegedly planned to blow up the New York Federal Reserve and target President Obama in a terror plot is the son of a prominent Bangladeshi banker who spent all his savings sending the suspect to the U.S. Quazi Nafis travelled to the U.S. in January on a student visa after he… Read More Muslim terrorist plot: Blow up federal reserve
The State Department decided to hire Blue Mountain Group to guard the ill-fated U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi. The Obama Administration did entrusted security tasks to a little-known British company instead of the large firms it usually uses in overseas danger zones. The contract was largely based on expediency, U.S. officials have said, since no… Read More US outsourced Benghazi security to small British firm
The textbooks worldwide shall “systematically reflect cultural and religious diversity, and avoids gender stereotypes.” This is a demand from Saudi Arabia, who is one of the main sponsors of UNESCO, a UN body that works for a “Universal brotherhood” of all mankind. The UN agency that promotes education wants a say in how future textbooks… Read More Corrupt UNESCO embrace Saudi text books
The Anglican archbishop of Canterbury wants a “Christians” to pray together and place them self before “God”. The Anglican Archbishop was invited to the Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops for the new evangelization, to express his views on the Second Vatican Council. Rowan Williams addressed the Pope as “You holiness”, and underlined the need for… Read More Dr Rowan Williams accept Pope as “Holy Father”
World-famous Turkish pianist Fazil Say has appeared in court in Istanbul charged with inciting hatred and insulting the values of Muslims. Rejecting an acquittal call, the court adjourned the case until 18 February. Prosecutors brought the charges against Mr Say in June. He faces a maximum sentence of 18 months in prison although correspondents say… Read More Sharia Court in Turkey incites famous pianist
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