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Saturday, 30 July 2016

Paris Hilton Fears She Could Be a Target of ISIS?

Poor Paris Hilton. With all the unrest and terrorist attacks going on in the world, she fears that by being a “famous person,” she could be a target of the jihadist militant group.
Hilton, who is currently serving as a DJ in Ibiza, spoke with Spain’s Diario de Ibiza (via Daily Mail) about her feelings. “What’s happening is horrible. The recent attacks in Nice and Germany are terrible. It’s something that disgusts and worries me. I travel a lot and I get frightened when I think about things like this.”

IS Claims First German Attack With Train Axe Assault

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility Tuesday for its first attack in Germany, an axe and knife assault on a train carried out by a 17-year-old Afghan refugee. German authorities said they had found a hand-painted IS flag among the belongings of the asylum seeker, who seriously injured four members of a family of tourists from Hong Kong in his rampage. The teenage assailant was killed as he tried to flee. “The perpetrator of the stabbing attack in Germany was one of the fighters of the Islamic State,” the IS-linked Amaq news agency said.

Coming to terms with Niger Delta Avengers

TO correct a wrong, it is sometimes necessary to exceed proper limits’. This doctrine is attributed to Mao Zedong by his personal secretary, Lin Ke. Mao, founder of the modern communist state of China was a man of power, who had no hesitation using whatever means he judged necessary to protect his power and the state he founded. In this context, Mao was justifying the use of terror. I do not ordinarily believe in the use of terror by legitimate forces of the state,

Captured American ISIS fighter says, 'I Was Not Thinking Straight

A Virginia man who joined ISIS and surrendered to Kurdish Peshmerga fighters earlier this week has expressed regret for entering the terror group's self-proclaimed caliphate, saying he "made a bad decision" and "was not thinking straight."

In an interview broadcast on the Kurdistan 24 news station, Mohamad Jamal Khweis, 26, said he had made his way to the ISIS-held city of Mosul, Iraq with an unidentified woman whom he had met in Turkey while traveling.

"We spent some time together, and she said that she is from Mosul, Iraq," Khweis said. He added the pair traveled from Istanbul to Mosul by bus and private vehicle, arriving on Jan. 16.

This image made from video posted on Twitter by a Kurdish fighter shows a man that the Kurdish military says is an American member of the Islamic State group shortly after he turned himself in to Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq, Monday, March 14, 2016. The circumstances of the surrender were not fully disclosed but it marked a rare instance in which an IS fighter voluntarily gave himself up to Iraqi or Kurdish forces in Iraq. (Kurdish fighter via AP)

"On the way there I regretted [my decision], and I wanted to go back home after things didn’t work out and saw myself living in such an environment," Khweis said.

U.S. Assesses ISIS Operative Omar al-Shishani is Dead

Washington (CNN)Two U.S. officials told CNN that the Obama administration has assessed that ISIS senior operative Omar al-Shishani is dead.

Man Arrested In Connection With Paris Terror Attacks

Authorities in France have reportedly arrested a man as part of the ongoing investigation into last month's deadly terror attacks in Paris.

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Two Men Beheaded For Performing Magic In Libya By ISIS

Two men accused of being ‘sorcerers’ have been beheaded in a public square by ISIS for practising ‘magic’. The victims, both wearing blindfolds and dressed in trademark orange jumpsuits, are flanked by a pair of masked executioners in the latest horrifying video from the terror group.
Footage shows the two men with their arms bound behind their backs being held by the neck in the Libyan square.