Category: Security & Terrorism

Mozambique Christian village attacked in ignored global Christian genocide.

ISIS Beheads Over 30 Christians in Mozambique: A Grim Reminder of the Global Christian Genocide Ignored by the Leftist Media

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A Night of Unimaginable Horror in Northern Mozambique In the sweltering heat of northern Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces, a nightmare unfolded in late September that should have sent shockwaves through the corridors of global power. Over 30 defenceless Christians—men, women, and likely children among them—were savagely beheaded by militants from the Islamic State […]

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Apparently, Jonathan Hall KC doesn't see Islamist terrorism as a threat.

UK’s AI Terrorism Laws: A Misguided Focus That Ignores the Greatest Threat

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The UK Government’s adviser on terrorism legislation, Jonathan Hall KC, has proposed new laws to curb the use of AI chatbots by extremists to radicalise would-be terrorists. In his annual report, Hall suggests targeting computer programmes or chatbots designed to “stir up hatred” against specific groups—namely Jews, Muslims, Black people, and gay individuals. While countering […]

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St Leonards arrest after explosive chemicals found

St Leonards Explosives Arrest: Why the ‘Not Terror-Related’ Line Doesn’t Add Up

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Yesterday, a 28-year-old man was arrested in St Leonards, East Sussex, after police stumbled upon a stash of explosive chemicals in his home—yet, in a now-familiar refrain, Sussex Police insist this isn’t terror-related. Sound suspicious? You’re not alone. The bomb squad was scrambled, homes were evacuated, and a major incident was declared along the A259 […]

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