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President Trump’s most inspired pick Steve Bannon loses National Security Council role in Trump shakeup

Chief strategist Steve Bannon was President Trump’s most inspired and best pick. If anyone had any doubt as to Trump’s depth of understanding of the problems we face from jihad terrorists and left-wing radicals, Bannon assuaged those concerns.

So this is not good. Bannon was the one person in the Trump administration whom those fighting in defense of freedom were counting on.

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South Carolina: Devout Muslim arrested for attempting to join ISIS had previous arrest in 2015 jihad plot

Abdin had been talking with a person in North Carolina and was planning to use one or two firearms to rob a gun shot to get larger weapons, Bracket said. Those larger weapons would then be used to attack a North Carolina military installation, investigators said, adding the pair planned to leave the United States and go to the Middle East and join ISIS.

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VIDEO Pamela Geller on ABC News: San Francisco BANS Free Speech on Buses, Subways

In an unanimous vote, the uber-left San Francisco autocratic government shut down free speech on their transit systems after we submitted our latest ad campaign to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority to run on buses across the city. This action is emblematic of the left: silence your opponents, like all totalitarians do.

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Muslim teen repeated #BlackLivesMatter 100 times on his Stanford application — and got in

When Ziad Ahmed was asked “What matters to you, and why?” on his Stanford University application, only one thing came to mind: #BlackLivesMatter.

So for his answer, Ahmed — who is a senior at Princeton Day School in Princeton, New Jersey — wrote #BlackLivesMatter exactly 100 times. The risky decision paid off. On Friday, Ahmed received his acceptance letter from Stanford.

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King Abdullah of Jordan: “The fact that terrorists are going to Europe is part of Turkish policy”

The Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, “believes in a radical Islamic solution to the problems in the region and the fact that terrorists are going to Europe is part of Turkish policy, and Turkey keeps getting a slap on the hand, but they get off the hook”, writes His Majesty King Abdullah of Jordan in a leaked memo.

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Facebook, Twitter SUED by more victims of Islamic terror

Filing a lawsuit against the internet is like filing a lawsuit against Johannes Gutenberg in the late 1400s. It’s absurd. Technology and progress are not the problem. Ideology is the problem. Why don’t victims of jihad terror sue the mosques and the world’s leading Islamic institutions such as Al Azhar university? Why not sue the publishers that print Qurans and hadiths that incite to jihad? Jihad terror has been plaguing humanity long before the interwebs came into existence.

Suing Twitter, Google, and Facebook is killing the messenger. It’s folly.

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VIDEO: Russia subway massive bombing: At least 10 reported dead

Shrapnel bombings, designed to cause untold pain and suffering – timed on the day Putin was in town.

Usually comprised of nails, ball bearings, needles or other small metal objects tearing through human flesh, these shards are the leading cause of death and injury following the explosion of a shrapnel bomb. At least 10 people were killed and dozens injured Monday after an explosion rocked the subway system in the Russian city of St. Petersburg, Russian officials said, in what President Vladimir Putin called a possible act of terror.

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New security measures for Disney’s Magic Kingdom start Monday

What’s next? Mickey in body amour?

Islamic terror has completed changed our way of life. Here in New York, you cannot get into a building unless you show ID and go through some security protocol. Travel, once fun and fab, is like Chines water torture. Travel costs and taxes have spiked due to attendant security costs. Everything has changed because of Islamic terror and yet we cannot talk about, criticize it let alone develop a coherent, comprehensive strategy to combat it.

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Saturday Night Cinema: Gaslight (1940)

“The first film version of Patrick Hamilton’s stage play about a Victorian criminal who tries to drive his wife mad in order to prevent her from discovering his guilty secret while he searches their house for a stash of precious rubies. Nothing like as lavish as the later MGM version with Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman, but in its own small-scale way a superior film by far. Lurking menace hangs in the air like a fog, the atmosphere is electric, and Wynyard suffers exquisitely as she struggles to keep dementia at bay.