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Clinton “thinking” about second US presidency bid

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A high-profile appearance by former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has reignited speculation that she may run for the White House for...

Coalition meets to plan response to threat posed by Islamic militants

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An international coalition of 29 countries has held meetings in Paris to discuss a coordinated response to the threat posed by Islamic milit...

US general says ground troops an option in Iraq

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A US general has admitted American soldiers could be sent into Iraq on the ground if the air campaign against Islamic State jihadists fails....

And the distractions keep piling up.

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This stuff concerns me very much....... Stuff like this needs to concern you ll as well. Keep your eyes on the sky and ears to the ground....

This stuff concerns me very much....... Stuff like this needs to concern you ll as well. Keep your eyes on the sky and ears to the ground. Report: Terrorists Captured At Mexico Border… But Homeland Security Denies Any “Credible Threats” A report from Joe Biggs in early September indicated that a terror threat had been identified on the Southern U.S. border just outside of El Paso, TX. According to Biggs, the Vice President of the Border Patrol Council was reportedly silenced by Federal administrators and told to keep quiet about the possibility of Islamic State militants organizing for an attack within the domestic United States. For their part, the Obama Administration completely denied the reports. On Tuesday DHS issued the following statement: “There is no credible intelligence to suggest that there is an active plot by ISIL to attempt to cross the southern border” But less than 48 hours later the Gateway Pundit reports that the U.S. government did, in fact, apprehend four suspected terrorists with ties to the IS organization on the border. Congressman Jason Chaffetz broke this shocking news Wednesday that four known terrorists were apprehended at the US border in Texas on September 10 – the day before the 13th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. Chaffetz questioned Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson on whether he is “aware of any apprehensions of suspected or known terrorists.” Johnson dodged the question. Tonight, Rep. Chaffetz told Megyn Kelly there were four terrorists arrested crossing the US border in Texas on September 10. “There were actually four individuals trying to cross through the Texas border, who were apprehended at two different stations, that do have ties to known terrorist organizations in the Middle East.” According to a report from Fox News on Wednesday evening, additional credible threats have been identified and they are looking to strike Americans inside of the U.S. The report says that IS related terror cells have been given instructions to identify and slaughter American military personnel by locating them via social media networks: A law enforcement bulletin obtained by FoxNews.com warned that Islamic State fighters have increased calls for “lone wolves” to attack U.S. soldiers in America in recent months, citing one tweet that called for jihadists to find service members’ addresses online and then “show up and slaughter them.” … In one example cited in the bulletin, a British jihadist encouraged radicals still living in the West to use Facebook and LinkedIn to find and target soldiers. “You could literally search for soldiers, find their town, photos of them, look for address in Yellowbook or something,” the tweet read. “Then show up and slaughter them.” Apparently, terrorist threats from lone wolves only matter if they are born and raised in the United States. Local sheriffs and Border Patrol officials have been warning of terror threats on the Southern border for quite some time. Reports that individuals from Afghanistan, Iran and other hotbeds of terrorism have been captured crossing into the United States via Mexico have been circulating for quite some time. The United States is still facing a major threat. You might be surprised to learn who agents are catching trying to cross the border from Mexico. The above report was from May of 2010, so “credible threats” of terrorists attempting to use the southern border as an entry point into the U.S. is nothing new. We now have confirmation from a U.S. Congressman who says that four people with suspected ties to terrorism have been apprehended in the United States on our southern border. How is it, then, that DHS and the Obama Administration refuse to admit that a credible threat to America’s security exists? All of this begs the question: What the hell is really going on here? Is this a politically motivated denial in an attempt to downplay the gaping security hole the Obama administration has left in the Southern United States as a result of their immigration policies? Or, as some have suggested, are certain officials within the United States facilitating the entry of these individuals who mean to do us harm in an effort to further the police state agenda that took hold after the attacks of September 11th? ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ Libertate vitae beatitudinem consequendam. (Freedom of life, the pursuit of happiness.) Less

Thousands ‘evade’ Ebola lockdown in Sierra Leone

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Thousands of people have defied Sierra Leone’s three-day lockdown to combat the Ebola virus by crossing the border into Guinea without goi...

Global protest to call for climate change protection

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Across the world rallies have been held to draw attention to climate change ahead of a UN summit tomorrow in New York. High profile suppo...

Protesters demand action on climate change ahead of major summit

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Protesters demanding action on climate change have marched through London to parliament. Amongst the crowd were high profile celebrities, su...

‘Slow progress’ at Iran nuclear talks – Rohani

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Little progress has been made in talks between Iran and six world powers on overcoming difficulties over Tehran’s nuclear programme. Off...

Singapore gives cyber crime fighting facility to Interpol

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Singapore has officially given a state-of-the-art cybercrime fighting centre to international police organisation Interpol The Interpol ...

Britain launches air strikes against ISIL targets in Iraq

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British Royal Air Force, (RAF), jets have made their first air strikes on two strategic positions in Iraq. The UK is the latest nation to...

New NATO chief says “Russia must change”

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NATO’s new Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has called on Moscow to comply with international law over Ukraine. In his first news conf...

Putin: No internet restriction in Russia

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will not consider restricting Internet access in the country. Such a move has been speculated...

China warns Hong Kong against ‘illegal protests’

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protests’ China has issued a powerful warning to Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters against continuing what it called “illegal” demo...

Bulgaria declares day of mourning for explosives factory blast victims

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A blast at an explosives factory in Bulgaria has left fifteen people dead, and the hope of finding survivors is quickly vanishing. The hea...

Protests continue as Hong Kong chief ignores an ultimatum to resign

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As protesters in Hong Kong continue to surround two key government buildings the territory’s Chief Executive CY Leung says he has no inten...

Confusion over possible French action against ISIL in Syria

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There is some ambiguity over France’s potential involvement in the US-led campaign against ISIL in Syria, following a meeting between the ...

Samarkand: rediscovering a treasure of the Silk Road

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The ancient and spectacular Uzbek city of Samarkand provided a fitting venue for the 99th Executive Council session of the UN World Tourism...

The ancient and spectacular Uzbek city of Samarkand provided a fitting venue for the 99th Executive Council session of the UN World Tourism Organization. Steeped in more than 25 centuries of history Samarkand has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2001 and is where “The Declaration of Silk Road Tourism’ was was adopted 20 years ago. In his opening speech Uzbek President Islam Karimov said the development of tourism would be impossible without ‘ensuring peace, security and political and economic stability in the world’. In spite of ongoing global problems worldwide tourism did, in fact, increase by more than expected in the first half of 2014, up by more than 5%. The Secretary-General of the UN’s World Tourism Organization, Taleb Rifai said: “Tourism is a very important sector, very important human activity in the life of people today, we are underestimating what it is doing to the lives of people, how much it benefits, how much income, how many jobs it is creating. So it was an eye opener to all decision-makers to take tourism seriously.” For Uzbekistan this world forum opened additional opportunities, attracting investment and showcasing its stunning, historic sights. It was also an occasion to charm visitors with the famous Uzbek hospitality. “The organization of this conference in Samarkand will chart the way to attract more tourists to Uzbekistan and particularly to Samarkand,” said Farrukh Rizaev, Chairman of ‘Uzbektourism’. “And, what’s more, to make the wider public aware of the city’s role in the field of tourism and its significance in the Great Silk road project.” The open-air market has a special place in Central Asian culture. The traders in Samarkand’s bazaar say there you will taste the juiciest melons, the sweetest grape, the best nuts in the world. And, of course only there will you find the beautiful, handcrafted traditional Uzbek hat, the tyubeteika. In the bazaar we met one young couple from Mexico, taking in the sights, sounds and aromas around them: “It’s a very mystic place around Samarkand and all cities. There is a lot to see around and hopefully we get all the time and money to come back, sure,” the young man said. Less