Back in January, in the wake of the attacks on Charlie Hebdo, the Anonymous collective declared war on the Islamic State with #OpParis (Operation Paris).
Recently, they sort of declared war again, releasing a video Monday in response to the latest Paris terrorist attacks. TheHackerNews.com called it a declaration of “total war.” Anonymous told the world that they were about to “launch the biggest operation ever,” and in the video, warned the Islamic State to “expect massive cyber-attacks.”
Over the weekend, a protest formed at a conference in Texas held by a Muslim group titled "Stand With the Prophet Against Terror and Hate." Protesters directed their hate towards Muslim attendees of the event.
Terrorism is something worth fighting against. President Obama knows this, and has been proving it time and time again throughout his presidency. Please don't forget that this is the man who wiped out Osama bin Laden.
Former one-term Republican Congressman Joe Walsh sent out a series of tweets Wednesday calling for Islamists to target the "appeasing cowards" at CNN and MSNBC first if the United States was to suffer another terrorist attack.
What will #OpCharlieHebdo mean for ISIL? Given the hacktivist group's record so far, ISIL might want to refer back to the KKK for an answer
Of course down through the ages violent wars have been waged over imposition of a particular religion, but in modern times the basic premise among religious people was to live and let live. All that changed after the terror attacks on 9/11.
Charlie Hebdo tells Republicans that people who don't look like Fox News hosts should be killed, or at the very least, expelled from the US
Yesterday saw some 3.7 million people unite against terrorism in Paris and in various places around France in unity rallies. The largest of these rallies was in Paris.
French officials of the Interior Ministry said the rally’s size was “unprecedented,” more than a million people in Paris alone (the Chicago Tribune reported estimates of between 1.2 and 1.6 million).
Think responsibly. If we lived in a fact-based world, and want those facts to matter, we should be less like Elisabeth Hasselbeck, not more
In Donohue's ideal world, Muslims and artists would convert to Catholicism, "If both did," he says, "we would have peace and civility."
When it comes ti Islam, why must certain religious organizations "condemn" an attack where they assume their "religious extremists" are responsible?
"Equal rights for ALL Americans! The cultural cleansing of our nation must stop!" Except for gays and anyone else you decide is the Other
At the beginning of his show Wednesday night, The Daily Show's Jon Stewart paid tribute to the staff of French newspaper Charlie Hebdo after a terrorist attack on the paper's office claimed the lives of 12 people.
Shortly after news broke Wednesday morning that three gunmen attacked a French satirical newspaper, Breitbart columnist Ben Shapiro decided to use the tragic event to take shots at President Obama and Hillary Clinton.
U.S. President Obama strongly condemned the attack on the satirical Paris newspaper that left at least 12 people dead. The President vowed to provide any assistance needed to help bring these terrorists to justice.
