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McMaster University in Hamilton Ontario is the former haunt of Adnan el Shukrijumah, thought to be the next Mohammad Atta and head of a terrorist cell intent on attacking America with suitcase nukes … American Hiroshima. McMaster is also known as a ‘nest’ for many of the Canadian terrorists. Oh yes, McMaster has a 5-megawatt nuclear research reactor on campus.

Michael Devolin expressed “concerns to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) about McMaster’s nuclear reactor and all the Islamic professors employed there.” McMaster University President Peter George said ” … there were only two valid concerns about the reactor that were raised at the CNSC, both having to do with environmental safety, while all the others were racist and divisive.”

It’s amazing how over the past six years we have convinced ourselves that the destruction of New York’s World Trade Center, The bombings in Bali, The commuter train bombings in Madrid and the Transit bombings in London were all one-offs and did not represent a clear or imminent danger to our society. [snip]

So the environment has become the focus of all our worries and concerns and terrorism is a mere figment of our overheated racist imagination. Everyone knows that Islam is a religion of peace and why don’t we all stop persecuting innocent Muslims and pay attention to the real danger, that of global warming and climate change, blah, blah, blah. (Klaus Rohrich in “Climate change: The Cure for Terrorism“)

Jeffrey Epstein and Paul Williams with the America’s Truth Forum, say it is possible that a large number of the faculty at McMaster are involved in terrorist activities.

By the way, Adnan el Shukrijumah is described by Time Magazine as “an accomplished Arab Guyanese bomb maker and commercial pilot” (Time Magazine, August 23, 2004) who attended flight schools in Florida and Norman, Oklahoma, with Mohammad Atta and the other 9/11 hijackers. He has a $5-million bounty on his head.

But don’t worry about McMaster, it’s the environment we need to be afraid of. As Mr. Rohrich says, “If this weren’t so tragic, it would be funny.”

Jeffrey Epstein today:

Our current state of affairs certainly begs the question as to whether we can really afford to ignore costly lessons from history. One would think that we learned something from the murderous attack launched against us during the predawn hours of December 7th, 1941.

The first wave of 181 warplanes departed from six Japanese carriers to strike our fleet at Pearl Harbor and surrounding military airfields. At 7:00AM, the incoming squadrons appeared on the screens of the Army radar station at Opana. News of the steady-bearing “contacts” was immediately relayed up through the chain of command. However, senior officers falsely attributed those sightings to the anticipated echoes of returning American planes and never sounded the appropriate alarms – a costly assumption that contributed to the death toll of some 2400 servicemen.

Six decades later, three commercial airliners were commandeered by militant Islamist deviants and flown into their intended targets resulting in the deaths of 3000 innocent Americans. Once again, our nation was caught off-guard and paid a hefty price for underestimating an adversary’s resolve and capacity to do us grievous harm.

America is currently engaged in a deadly war that has the potential to last for decades and cost millions of innocent lives. Most experts agree that a far more deadly attack is imminent – a catastrophic strike involving a combination of tactical nuclear and/or radiological “dirty” weapons. Yet, Washington refuses to take legitimate actions to secure our homeland – that is, to properly identify the enemy, seal our borders and inoculate a number of terrorist-front groups that freely operate on our soil; subversive organizations that seek our destruction, spread seeds of hatred, fundraise for the enemy, support international acts of terrorism, recruit thousands of disgruntled “home-growns” and prepare scores of their followers to perpetrate acts of violence. (Jeffrey Epstein, President, America’s Truth Forum and Basics Project, via email)

I think political correctness is a clear and present danger for freedom loving people. We’re going to “PC” ourselves right into the crosshairs of the terrorists.

If the above information isn’t enough for you, here are some headlines that caught my eye:

Exit From Iraq Should Be Through Iran, William E. Odom, YaleGlobal, via Free Market News, The Islamic Reconquest of Palestine, Bud Simmons at Thoughts of a Conservative Christian

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