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Friday, July 17, 2015
Posts from Conservative Daily News for 07/17/2015
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Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez is suspected of attacking two military facilities in Chattanooga, TN where four marines were killed on July 16th, 2015. Born to a Kuwaiti mother and Palestinian father, Muhammad was born in Kuwait in 1990 and has since become a naturalized citizen. His last name, Abdulazeez, means “servant of the almighty” in Arabic. Kagan Wagner, who attended Red Bank High
Obama Admits His Iran Agreement Is A No Good, Very Bad Deal. And This Is The Legacy He Wants?
When Obama began the Iranian Nuke talks he stated that a bad deal would be better than no deal. At the time there were three types of outcomes to the negotiations: Good Deal-Iran could agree that their development of a nuclear weapon was a bad idea and they would immediately stop and step into the 21st Century. Bad Deal-Iran would
Terrorist identified in Chattanooga, TN 'domestic terror' attack
Four U.S. Marines and the shooter were killed this afternoon in Chattanooga, Tennessee during an attack on a military recruiting station and military operation support center. At around 10:45am Thursday morning, the shooter began the attack at the Armed Forces Career Center just off of Lee’s highway where several shots were fired but only a single superficial wound were reported. What
Considering the story line of the Ray Bradbury book “Fahrenheit 451″ can give some insight into what’s happening in this great nation under the current anti-American administration, as well as provide some parallels with our current lives. The book describes a society whose firemen set fires instead of extinguishing them, and a society which crushes free, independent thinking on
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