January 7, 2015: In Paris, three masked men attack the office of a satirical magazine, killing 12 people including persons not associated with the magazine. The shooters, aided by French gun laws that made it difficult for law-abiding French citizens to own guns, shouted typical muslim chants such as "Allah Akbar" on the way out the door. Even as you read this, media across the world are replaying the misinformation that they were "Al Qaeda in Yemen;" in fact, the suspects are French nationals who immigrated or whose families immigrated from muslim countries.
April 15, 2013: In Boston, Tamerlan and Dzokhar Tsarnev set off two pressure cooker explosives in the middle of a marathon, killing 3 people and injuring more than 200 people. People lost limbs and many have been disabled for life. Once again, American gun control laws mattered nothing to these outlaws. Neither had a permit and one of them - under the age of 21 - was too young to legally own a gun even if he had a permit.
September 11, 2012: In Benghazi, muslim extremists attacked an American diplomatic building with rocket-propelled grenades and assault rifles, killing the US ambassador and three others, and wounding 11 others. This occurred after 234 known security breaches in the year leading up to the attack, and significant US intelligence information that the building faced the risk of attack.
March 23, 2003: A United States army sergeant, Hasan Akbar, threw four hand grenades at his fellow soldiers and fired his M4 rifle, murdering two and injuring 14. Akbar's father had converted to islam while in prison. Akbar and his mother both converted to islam. During Akbar's court-martial, he was uncuffed to allow him to use the restroom. As he was uncuffed, he stabbed the military police officer in the neck.
I can go on. You know I can go on. In fact, there were more attacks in France just last month. If this were the Middle Ages, they'd be driven out of Europe with swords. Instead, the Swedish police can't enter 150 different areas of their own country because the imminent risk of violence posed by muslim extremists.
Here's something else the mainstream media has not pointed out: France was against the 2003 Iraq War. What good did it do them?
