Islamic extremists 'planning to 'bomb'
Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden next
month over Israel taking part', Israeli
reporters claim after undercover visit
to Malmo mosque
Posted By: OhioNick, 4/13/2024 11:17:13 PM
Islamic extremists are planning to bomb the Eurovision Song Contest venue in Sweden next month in protest at Israel taking part, it was claimed last night. Undercover reporters from an Israeli news channel said they were told by guards at the biggest mosque in Malmo – the city hosting the event – that terrorists are plotting to attack the arena where the five-day contest will be held. Posing as Muslim British tourists, the reporters claim the security guards warned them not to attend the event as it will 'explode'. One added: 'Don't go there, don't go there. They will blow it up.'
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Video shows Chicago activists cheer after
learning Iran launched attack on Israel:
'Hands off Iran!' 5 replies
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Self-described anti-war activists in Chicago cheered after learning that Iran had launched hundreds of drones and missiles at Israel on Saturday.
Iran launched a barrage of more than 300 missiles and drones at Israel in an apparent response to Israel’s reported role in an airstrike that killed a senior Iranian official in the country’s embassy in the Syrian capital of Damascus last week.
On Saturday, a group of self-described anti-war activists, including March On DNC 2024 and Anti War Chicago, were gathered in Chicago when a man announced news of the attack on Israel.
Islamic extremists are planning to bomb the Eurovision Song Contest venue in Sweden next month in protest at Israel taking part, it was claimed last night.
Undercover reporters from an Israeli news channel said they were told by guards at the biggest mosque in Malmo – the city hosting the event – that terrorists are plotting to attack the arena where the five-day contest will be held.
Posing as Muslim British tourists, the reporters claim the security guards warned them not to attend the event as it will 'explode'.
One added: 'Don't go there, don't go there. They will blow it up.'
A pro-Palestine protester told California lawmakers she'd murder them at a council meeting - then sobbed like a baby after being arrested and hauled before a court.
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Autophagia at Berkeley
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Berkeley law dean Erwin Chemerinsky has never been a favorite of mine, but I love irony, and this week he’s my avatar of people whose actions have come back to bite them. He has publicly bragged, for example, how much easier it is to avoid anti-discrimination laws in his faculty hires than it is in student admission, tacitly admitting that is what he has done and what he encourages others to do. But that seems to be of no avail to him now that he’s become a target for the Left and Jihadists acting in coalition.
Iran offers Israel off-ramp to 'conclude'
attack after launching missiles, drones
on Jewish state 18 replies
attack after launching missiles, drones
on Jewish state 18 replies
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News organizations urge Biden and Trump
to commit to presidential debates during
the 2024 campaign 17 replies
to commit to presidential debates during
the 2024 campaign 17 replies
New York— Twelve news organizations on Sunday urged presumptive presidential nominees Joe Biden and Donald Trump to agree to debates, saying they were a “rich tradition” that have been part of every general election campaign since 1976.
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Some top U.S. officials are concerned Israel could do something quickly in response to Iran’s attacks
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Biden was planning on spending the weekend in Rehoboth Beach but returned earlier
Biden Admin Locking Down HALF of Alaska's
National Petroleum Reserve From Energy Development 13 replies
National Petroleum Reserve From Energy Development 13 replies
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