At last one town said no to illegals: Links 1 on May 22 – 2017

1, Muslim man buys teenage girl for $1400.00 gold necklace. (Retail or gold value I wonder? the actual gold in a $1400.00 gold necklace is probably $300.00 worth) and mosque performs marriage in which they agree to live as Islam tells them to.

2. Austrian town refuses more migrants after gang rape

3. Religious defense planned in landmark Detroit genital mutilation case

Lawyers plan to claim genital cutting is allowed as a religious right. But legal experts say the First Amendment doesn’t bend that far.

On paper, the law seems clear: Cutting any part of a young girl’s genitalia is illegal — and no custom or ritual can be used to justify it.

 

The law has been on the books for 21 years, unchallenged.

But in a federal courtroom in Detroit, a landmark case involving the centuries-old taboo ritual is about to put that law to the test for the first time.

 

And perhaps more historic, a question will be raised in the American legal system that has never been raised before: Does the U.S. Constitution allow for genital cutting, even if it’s just a minor nick or scraping, in the name of religion?

4. Tommy Robinson is free

5. Islamic terror of all kinds:

6. Trump becomes first sitting U.S. president to visit Jerusalem’s Western Wall as he and Jared stop to pray at Judaism’s holiest site

Donald Trump on Monday became the first sitting U.S. president to visit the Western Wall – the holiest site where Jews can pray – and left a prayer note there in accordance with Jewish custom.

Located in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, the Western Wall is a section of one of four original retaining walls King Herod built in the first century B.C. to support the Temple Mount.

It is also the only remaining portion of the Second Jewish Temple, which stood in Jerusalem until the Romans destroyed it in 70 A.D. as they put down a Jewish revolt.

It has been U.S. policy for the last 50 years to not recognize East Jerusalem as part of Israel, making a visit to the wall a political minefield.

But Trump, clad in a navy suit, red striped tie and black kippah, strode into the Western Wall Prayer Plaza in Jerusalem’s Old City on Monday before placing his hand on the stone wall and praying for 30 seconds, slipping a note inside a crack between the stones.

7. One of the nastiest most militant Islamic supremacist organizations in Australia double down on trying to make themselves look like the victims when people start to notice what they preach, believe, and do to the rest of us.

An Islamist extremist group says Muslims could be locked up in Australian ‘concentration camps’ and compared the possibility to the Holocaust.

Hizb ut-Tahrir wants to restore an Islamic caliphate based on sharia law and is so extreme, with its calls for jihad, that it is banned in Muslim-majority nations across Asia and the Middle East.

The political group’s spokesman in Australia Hamzah Qureshi told a conference at Campsie, in Sydney‘s south-west, that ‘Australia had concentration camps’ during World War II and asked ‘could this treatment be the fate of Muslims in the near future?’.

During a later question and answer session, fellow leader Uthman Badar invoked the Holocaust, which saw six million Jews killed during the 1940s, and declared Muslims could not separate religion and politics.

Here is the exact same organization in Oz. explaining that “We need to be part of the global effort to restore the Caliphate…”

8. Venezuela Holds 5,000 Russian Surface-To-Air MANPADS Missiles

May 22, 2017

By Girish Gupta

CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuela possesses 5,000 Russian-made MANPADS surface-to-air weapons, according to a military document reviewed by Reuters, the largest known stockpile in Latin America and a source of concern for U.S. officials amid the country’s mounting turmoil.

 

Venezuela’s socialist government has long used the threat of an “imperialist” invasion by the United States to justify an arms buildup. Much of that arsenal was obtained from Russia by Venezuela’s late President Hugo Chavez, whose tenure lasted from 1999 until his death in 2013.

 

The missiles, which are shoulder-mounted and can be operated by one person, pose a serious threat to commercial and military aircraft. Weapons experts said there have long been fears that the weapons could be stolen, sold or somehow channeled to the wrong hands, concerns exacerbated by the current civil unrest in Venezuela and the economic crisis roiling the oil-producing nation.

Thank you EB., M., Wrath of Khan, Richard, Buck, WTD., Xanthippa and so many more. 

Things seem quit on the DMZ these days. Anyone got anything on the Koreas? Second carrier group arrive yet?