Texas Governor Greg Abbott designated specific Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations and ordered the Department of Public Safety to begin dismantling their infrastructure. The move comes as record levels of the deadly drug fentanyl are being pushed across the border.
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Last Wednesday, the UK government voted to join the USA and France, to fly bombing raids over Syria in the fight against ISIS and terrorism. They began on Friday bombing the oil fields under ISIS control, a key source of terrorist funding.
On Saturday, London saw its first terrorist incident since the cold bloodied murder of soldier Lee Rigby, in May 2013, using knives.
A man attacked and stabbed 3 passers-by, in a busy London Underground station at 7pm last night. He was heard shouting “this spilt blood is for Syria”, as he randomly attacked people in the ticket hall at Leytonstone Underground station in the east end of London.
The man was quickly tasered by police and immediately handcuffed on the ground and taken into custody. The crowd told the man to put the knife down and one member of the public said “you ain’t no muslim bruv”; a phrase which has already gone viral on social media.
The area is now cordoned off while police and the anti-terrorist squads investigate further.
Leytonstone is today an area of mixed economic, social and migrant groups living among the tough London “East Enders”; alongside the wealthy, and the trend setters who live nearby. An East End, which in the 60’s and 70’s was ‘run’ very much by “Godfather” style gangs.
Leytonstone also has a surprising local celebrity. Alfred Hitchcock, the famous 1950’s suspense thriller film director, was born in Leytonstone. His famous psychotic films are depicted in stark reality in mosaics on the walls of the tunnels leading to the ticket hall, where 3 people were stabbed yesterday at Leytonstone Underground station.
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New video surfaced featuring al Qaeda commander Abu Yahya al-Libi — American officials declared dead last week — The video made before or after his reported death?
New footage, posted in jihadi forums referring to al-Libi in honorific titles, al-Libi discusses ongoing violence in Syria, makes no specific reference to any specific significant events. Does not mention the Houla massacre of May 25, in which the United Nations says more than 100 people, nearly half of them children, were executed, allegedly by government militiamen. Syrian opposition groups and the government have been engaged in a bloody struggle for more than a year, since well before al-Libi’s reported death.
via Abu Yahya al-Libi ‘Dead’ al Qaeda Terrorist Appears in ‘New’ Video – ABC News.
It is common knowledge that governments scour the data sent over the internet on websites, social media, and email for potential threats. They do so by searching for the certain keywords, they believe highlight a potential threat. Unsurprisingly, the list includes words like: “bomb”, al Qaeda”, “terrorist”; however the list contains some more unlikely additions, like: “pork, “cloud”, “team” and “Mexico”.
As well as monitoring potential terrorist threats government agencies are also trying to find criminals, and identify health risks.
The Department of Homeland Security was forced to publish the list after a freedom of information request. So if you don’t want the government spying on you below is the words not to use online:
