Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label France. Show all posts

Sunday, November 11, 2018

Ain't The Devil Happy: In The News - Week of 11/11/18


The Welfare Generation: 51.7% Kids in 2017 Lived in Households Getting Govt Assistance

Debt ceiling will be set to record high of $22 trillion, fund government to just summer

Trump Praises American, French Soldiers From WWI in Ceremony

Dem Leaders Call for Whitaker's Recusal From Mueller Oversight

CNN’s Stelter Claims Media ‘Underplayed’ the Size of the ‘Blue Wave’

In Palm Beach County, Democrats Argue To Count Votes Cast By Non-Citizens

In Midterms, Democrats’ College Indoctrination Campaign Bore Fruit

CNN, Jim Acosta Prepare to Sue the White House Over That Pesky Press Pass Being Revoked

Antifa Protestor Who Helped Storm Tucker Carlson's House Provides Details In New OpEd

How the GOP Gave Up on Porn

The Biggest Winner: Senator Mitch McConnell

Whitaker May Be a Bad Choice, but He’s a Legal One

Sunday, April 29, 2018

Ain't The Devil Happy: In The News - Week of 4/29/18


Trump ready for hard bargaining with North Korea: ‘We will not be played’

San Diego Caravan Showdown Trumped Up by Activism

Bolton: Trump 'Considering' Nuclear Plan Outlined by Macron

The Liberal Media’s Joy Reid Problem

Brace Yourselves: Democrats Could Totally Self-Destruct If Trump Wins A Nobel Peace Prize (So, Grab Some Popcorn)

How Liberals Vote to Harm Their Own Interests

Alfie Evans, R.I.P.

The New York Times’ Hatchet Job On Devin Nunes Is Riddled With Errors

In Trump Conspiracy Lawsuit, Democrats Sicced The Equivalent Of A Special Counsel On Themselves

Kanye West: “All Blacks Gotta Be Democrats? Man, We Ain’t Made It Off The Plantation”

Melania Trump Wows America During Her Very Good Week

Trump has a week of wins and media a week of losses

Sunday, May 7, 2017

Monday, November 16, 2015

French Senator Says Paris Bomber Posed As Syrian Refugee


CNN.com:
The Syrian refugee crisis just got worse, due to the Paris attacks

Now more than ever, since the Syrian war began 4½ years ago, the crisis can be summed up as damned if you do, damned if you don't. 

What made it worse? Sunday's revelation that at least one of the Paris terrorists who killed more than 120 people on Friday entered Europe as just another face in the crowd -- embedded in the current wave of Syrian war refugees. The development appears likely to fire up the security debate over what to do with them.

More than 4 million refugees have come to Europe since Syrian government forces and rebels started fighting, opening up safe havens for ISIS and pro-ISIS forces. 

The immigrant wave into Europe has been reaching new highs and it shows no sign of tapering off.
One of the men who attacked Paris held an emergency passport or similar document, according to an unnamed French senator who was briefed by the French Ministry of the Interior. The senator told CNN the bomber falsely declared himself to be a Syrian named Ahmad al Muhammad, born on September 10, 1990, and was allowed to enter Greece on October 3. From there he moved to Macedonia, then Serbia and Croatia, where he registered in the Opatovac refugee camp, the lawmaker said. Eventually, he made his way to Paris, where he was one of three men who blew themselves up at the Stade de France.

Fingerprints on the passport matched those of the Stade de France bomber, the French senator told CNN.
The fingerprint was not in the French database, the senator said, and therefore officials believe the man was among a group of refugees and migrants.