MAN IN UK JAILED FOR 43 YEARS FOR ADOPTING "ISLAMIC CULTURE"

Osborne shortly after his arrest.

A Welshman has been jailed for life, with a minimum sentence of 43 years, after he adopted the Islamic custom of killing and injuring people of a different faith by driving a truck or other motor vehicle into a crowd of them. 

Darren Osborne, a 48-year-old unemployed father of four from Cardiff, used a rental van to drive into a crowd of Muslims outside Finsbury Park Mosque in London last June, killing one and injuring several others. In yet another major victory for multiculturalism, Osborne received his sentence from Judge Dame Parmjit Kaur Cheema-Grubb, a Sikh woman of Punjabi origin, who was recently sworn in as a high court judge for "diversity reasons."

The Judge

Mr Osborne's action followed three major terrorist attacks by Muslims in the UK, namely at Westminster on 22nd of March, in Manchester on the 22nd of May, and at London Bridge on the 3rd June. The Manchester attack, carried out at an Ariana Grande pop concert, was a suicide bomb attack, but the other two attacks at Westminster and London Bridge involved driving the vehicles into pedestrians.

This method of killing has been widely used by Muslim terrorists across Europe, the most famous case being the 2016 Nice Terror Attack, in which 86 victims were killed by an Islamic "Truck of Peace" driving at high speed along the promenade. 

Although Osborne seems to have been motivated by dislike of Muslims, in part spurred on by a BBC dramatisation of Muslim rape gangs in Rotherham, his method of exacting vengeance on the Muslim community was ironically a backhanded tribute to Muslim jihadi culture. 

RUSSIANS DEFEAT MASSIVE TERRORIST DRONE STRIKE

In what looks like a major breakthrough in guerrilla military operations, Jihadi rebels in Syria, possibly with the backing of foreign powers, have launched a massive, coordinated drone strike on targets in Syria. The attack, involving 13 drone aircraft, targeted the Khmeimim air base and Tartus navy base, which are used by Syrian and Russian forces.  

The attack was thwarted by Russian air defences, according to ZeroHedge.com:

As the drones approached both bases, Russia unleashed the Pantsir-S anti-aircraft missile and Electronic Warfare Units. Seven [unmanned aerial vehicles] UAVs were destroyed by the Pantsir-S anti-aircraft missile system, and another six UAVs were hacked with radio equipment. Three of the UAVs landed in a safe area just outside the base, but the others exploded on various landing attempts. The Defense Ministry notes that the defense systems eliminated all threats with no casualties or damages.

It was the “first time that terrorists massively used unmanned combat aerial vehicles of an aircraft type that were launched from a distance of more than 50 kilometers, and operated using GPS satellite navigation coordinates,” the ministry said in a statement.

The Defense Ministry said experts are analyzing the aircraft’s flight components and bomb ordnances for clues. Flight data from the GPS indicates the UAVs could have been launched at a range of 100 kilometers (62 miles). If so, this would be the first long-range drone attack by militants in the Syrian War.

Further, the Defense Ministry says the extremists may have been aided by a “technologically advanced state,” as Russian specialist are now attempting to determine where the flight systems of the drones originated from.

In recent days, Syrian government forces have been attacking areas still held by rebels in the North of the country, and making significant advances. This raises the possibility of total victory for the government of Bashar al-Assad, which is regarded by Israel -- and thus the United States -- as hostile to its interests. 

The recent unsuccessful attempt by America to support an uprising in Iran is also thought to be aimed at influencing the result of the Syrian conflict, as Iran has provided most of the ground support for Syrian government forces fighting against ISIS and other Jihadi elements in the country, which have, at various times, been supported by Israel and the USA.

AFTER NEW YORK ATTACK TRUMP'S MUSLIM BAN WILL HAVE TO GET "TEN FEET HIGHER"

Luckily ISIS is not sending us their best.

It looks like New York got really lucky after an ISIS-inspired terrorist injured himself instead of killing dozens of New Yorkers in an attempted pipe bomb attack. 

As reported by CNN, who can occasionally be relied on for petty details:

"Investigators said the suspect had at least two devices...The device that detonated was a foot-long pipe that contained black powder, a battery, wiring, nails and screws. It was attached to [the terrorist] with Velcro and zip ties. Investigators did not elaborate on the second device, the source said."

The explosive chemical ignited in the pipe but the pipe itself did not explode, according to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

"Fortunately for us, the bomb partially detonated," he said. "He did detonate it, but it did not fully have the effect that he was hoping for."

The attacker who was arrested after injuring himself is Akayed Ullah, a 27-year-old Bangladeshi, angered by the conflict in Gaza that was prompted by Trump's recent recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

The attack shows two things: either America has to stop angering Muslims by supporting Israel, or else the Muslim ban has to be extended to a lot more countries and also backdated. Bangladesh is one many countries capable of producing Muslim terrorists which has not been included in the ban.

To paraphrase Trump's now hollow election campaign rhetoric about his promised border wall with Mexico: "The Muslim ban will now have to get 10 feet higher."