#paris attacks 2015

Police Response to San Bernardino Stokes Militarization Fears

Police officers conduct a manhunt after a mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, on Dec. 2, 2015. (photo: Mike Blake/Reuters/Landov)

  Martin Kaste | NPR | Reader Supported News | December 6, 2015

n the day of the mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif., the city’s SWAT team was training for an active shooter situation just minutes away from the scene of the massacre.

“We were just working…

What will it take for Obama to admit this is Islamic terrorism?

President Barack Obama (left), Tashfeen Malik (top right), Syed Rizwan Farook Photo: Getty Images (3)

  Michael Goodwin  | New York Post | December 5, 2015

During his tenure, President Obama occasionally has been inspiring, sometimes perplexing and, more often, infuriating. His recent appearances provoke another reaction. He looks and sounds pathetic, a shrunken figure detached from reality.

Alw…

Democrats need to stop playing politics with the terror watch list

Jon Green | America Blog | November 23, 2015

In the wake of the Paris attacks, Republicans have come out with a number of mind-boggling proposals for how to prevent such events from transpiring in the United States. These have included, but are not limited to:

Screening Syrian refugees by religion — perhaps using their birth location and last name to determine refugees’ faith

Barring all Syrian…

  Robert Parry | Consortium News | Reader Supported News | November 20, 2015

Official Washington’s many false narratives about Russia and Syria have gotten so tangled that they have become a danger to the struggle against Sunni jihadist terrorism and conceivably a threat to the future of the planet, a risk that Robert Parry explores.

  ne way to view Official…

A New Video Shows Anonymous Declaring Its ‘Biggest Operation Ever’ Against ISIS

Anonymous members gather at a public demonstration. The mask of Guy Fawkes is a symbol of the movement. (photo: Getty Images)

  Andrew Griffin | The Independent | Reader Supported News | November 17, 2015

nonymous has declared “war” on ISIS in response to the attacks in Paris that left more than 100 people dead.

Members of the online collective have posted a video. It continues the group’s work…

World supports France, ignores other terror attacks

  RT America | November 17, 2015

.The world supported France after the horrors of a recent terrorist attack through social media, but many similar attacks in other countries didn’t get this attention. The Resident discusses. Follow The Resident at http://www.twitter.com/TheResident Find RT America in your area: http://rt.com/where-t…

Anonymous Will Crush ISIS Before Conservatives Do

A man at a protest in a Guy Fawkes mask. (photo: Abbas Momani/Getty Images)

  Charles Pierce | Esquire | Reader Supported News | November 17, 2015

Certainly before Jeb (!).

  m I shirking my duty in the War Of Civilizations if I feel that Anonymous can do more to fck up Daesh’s shit than can any of the plans already advanced by any of the Republican contenders?​

According to the same Twitter…