At the closing hours of 2016 #2 Low but also highlights

Wanting to write on what happened in 2016 I noticed I have forgotten to publish some articles I wrote this year. The time went credibly fast when our thoughts had to go to so many people in trouble, having to face so many horrible moments.

Suspects in the 2016 Brussels bombings filmed by a CCTV camera.

Some may call this the most horrible year of their life, but they should remember they often belong to the lucky ones living in the better parts of this world and having less misery than their ancestors of the previous centuries. Though many times announced, on March 22 that horrible attack happened ISIS had announced so many times earlier. It was a serious blow to the capital of Europe. It took nearly two weeks before the flights at Brussels airport went on again and until May the fist, before the departure hall went open again partly, and until June the 2nd before the departure hall was really fully presentable again to the public. Maalbeek tube station opened its doors again on April the 25th, the day the full metro went active again.

The semi-trailer stopped on the Promenade des Anglais (Nice) on July 15, 2016 around 07:00, after the attack that caused more than 84 dead the night before

For those who wanted to enjoy the Mediterranean sun the havoc of the truck-driver who killed and wounded many Muslims, some Christians and non-religious people on the Boulevard des Anglais in Nice, on the 14th of July, the trail of 2km bloodshed had such an impact at the coastline that everywhere you came, at events and boat-crossings you where checked. (In Saint Tropez at the Côte d’Azur, on one evening my wife and I got checked five times, having to open our backpack and opening our knapsack and breadbox.) To me everything looked a little-bit too paranoid, when schools finished the streets where closed and when you ad parked your car in the vicinity of a school you could not go to it. Luckily more up north this was not the case. At the South of France, when your body in bathing suits was not showing enough naked flesh you were not allowed on the beach and funny enough at the same time (or in the same outfit) when you had bare legs and bare arms you were not allowed in churches or catholic ruins and museums.

Whilst Europe was shaken by continues jihadist actions in the Middle East, a massive ‘earthquake’ devastated Israel and all the Arab States, which escalated tensions to the brink of warfare before our very eyes. The battles in ‘earthquake-wrecked’ Israel provide a backdrop of escalating tension, and the possibility of losing it to both natural and man-made disaster.

At the same time the Israeli Jews continued fighting against those who also claim part of their own land and the right to worship at the same holy places as the Jews and Christians in Hindu world certain Muslim leaders and Islamic groups conspirated and perpetrated for attacks on Hindus of Bagnan, Sankrail and Dhulagarh. Even the Muslims in Bengal TMC or Trinamool Congress, proceeded in arm wielding mob through Hindus areas in the name of ‘Peace Procession’ to frighten the local Hindus.

Against the backdrop of the national Black Lives Matter movement the 2016 American presidential election was the first to unfold in front of our surprised eyes which would never have thought Donald Trump would make it up to candidate and certainly not to president elect. But like what we did thought impossible for Great-Britain, never bringing a Brexit to reality, we all got the Brexit slab in our face and the Trump bludgeon on our head.

From the earliest moments of the 2016 campaign season, Democratic Party candidates had been racing to keep up with the movement.  For example, Clinton reluctantly declared in a public setting “black lives matter,” in December of 2014 as Black protests erupted nationally after the non-indictment of Darren Wilson and Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who choked Eric Garner to death.
Those protests boiled over into the spring, fuelled by the brutal murder of Walter Scott in South Carolina by officer Michael Slaeger that was captured on video. Indeed, the frustrations with perceptions of police lawlessness erupted into open rebellion in Baltimore, Maryland, in April when young Freddie Gray died of injuries sustained while in police custody. The struggle in Baltimore not only applied pressure on sitting politicians to reign in the police, but it also pressured those candidates vying for the Democratic Party’s nomination for president.

In the States the death-toll of civilian shooting went on like nothing and Obama could not do anything against it because the Republicans and the gun lobby having all the strings in their hand and to mad to loose such a rich income of killing material they also could sell to those wherefore so many American and other Western citizens where afraid for, all those ISIS/ISIL, Boko Haram and other Muslim radicals, who did not stop kidnapping, cutting throats and shooting innocent people. Also Belgium was not released from delivering weapons to hose blood-spirited.

Clinton used the anxious atmosphere in the aftermath of Baltimore to speak more broadly about police violence in American cities and declared, that it was time the Americans would end the era of mass incarceration. They have allowed their criminal justice system to get out of balance and those recent tragedies should galvanize them to come together as a nation to find their balance again.

Lots of North Americans do not like to contribute to others to safeguard them or to help them when in need. Everything which smells to solidarity is as a curse of what they call communism. Therefore the many necessary very good ideas of Bernie Sanders where not going to make a chance. Therefore lots of Europeans were convinced Clinton was going to make it above him and perhaps he could have become vice president. But no way, for the American voting system presented to the world a man nobody in Europe and other places would have expected to be able to become the president of the greatest nation in the world. Having jumped in the race after Clinton, he understood that in order to have a chance at the Party’s nomination, he would have to cut into Clinton’s considerable support among Blacks and Latinos. Sanders later travelled to the West Baltimore neighbourhood where Freddie Gray was picked up by police and remarked,

“Anyone who took the walk that we took around this neighbourhood would not think you are in a wealthy nation,”

Sanders said.

“You would think you are in a third world country.”

Though lots of wealthy white Americans are not ready to see the reality of their country and still do not want to know about coloured people living around them at the same speed as they. Racism was further fuelled by the rulings of Donald Trump who also made sure all those who themselves where coming form immigrants, would choose to go against the immigrants of today.

At the time Donald Trump did everything to blacken Clinton and did not want to open the eyes of his public for the differences in quality of life between black and whites, the Black Lives Matter movement had pulled black suffering and oppression from the margins of US society right into the centre of American politics in the midst of a presidential election year.

Patrisse Cullors (°1983) African American artist and activist from Los Angeles, + advocate for criminal justice reform in Los Angeles and a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement.

A section of movement activists initiated protests directed at Democratic Party candidates hoping to motivate a greater focus on racism, poverty and injustice in their political programs. #BlackLivesMatters activists, including founder Patrisse Cullors, stormed high profile events of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, enduring insults as a result, but the heat generated by the protests certainly forced Clinton and Sanders to adjust or even create “racial justice” platforms to stay relevant to the developing Black movement.

Multiple meetings between well-known activists in the movement and the campaigns of Clinton and Sanders where the result, bringing the focus on racial politics a crucial aspect of the broader Democratic Party agenda to keep Black voters engaged in the political process this year especially.

Opening’s article of Questiontime – Allereerste artikel op Questiontime – Vragenuurtje: 2016/11/30

For sure, much more people had to come to realise that 2016 had to be a turning point, where we, confronted with so much unfair useless bloodshed, had to realise we must do much more to have people come to accept the different religious groups, plus different opinions of atheists, non-religious and other religious minds. For that reason two new websites where created: Questiontime-Vragenuurtje and Immanuel Verbondskind.

All over the world people where tempted and pushed to ask many more questions but also pushed to find solutions for a situation which was getting out of hand. What we can see today is that many people in our Western world face equally pressing spiritual, love, and respect deprivations, which are too often ignored by the liberal, political and progressive world. By failing to address the hunger for love, kindness, generosity of spirit, and a framework of meaning and purpose that transcends the selfishness and materialism of the competitive marketplace, the political world often makes itself irrelevant to the yearnings of many of the citizens in their own land.

Merkel, British PM Theresa May and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 Summit in Hangzhou, China, 3 September 2016

We where bombarded figuratively and literally with dramatic and mostly bad news from all over the world. Angela Merkel having with her strong hand a remembrance or reflection of the Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher, tried to lead Europe instead of those too soft headed new leaders of the Union, Donald Tusk (President of the European Council since 1 December 2014), Jean-Claude Juncker (President of the European Commission since 1 November 2014), Martin Schulz (President of the European Parliament since 1 July 2014), Mark Rutte who took up the Presidency of the Council of the European Union for the first part of 2016, followed by Robert Fico from Slovakia for the second part of the year and the one about who we even do not hear much, the Maltese leader of the Maltese Labour Party Joseph Muscat (Presidency of the Council of the European Union since 1 January 2017)

At the same time the 2016 American presidential election opened up a Pandora’s box of ugliness and gave us in Europe a picture of how far the United States is driven away from a fair democratic system and which danger is coming over our European politics where we too seem to be driven by ‘royalty systems’ having children of politicians taking in their position in politics whilst they make sure their pockets are filled enough with money at the cost of the citizens of the states. Those politicians also pushing to have more fights against the different religious groups in their country having their citizens wanting to believe we would be better of without religion.

Anti-Semitism, already regaining a foothold across Europe, found an unlikely home in mainstream American political discourse. Jewish stereotypes were resurrected by the alt-right, an amorphous subset of the right steeped in white ethno-nationalistic anger. White supremacist Richard Spencer coined the term in 2010 to define a movement centred on white nationalism, and has been accused of doing so to whitewash the negative American connotations against overt racism, white supremacy, and neo-Nazism. In past national elections, these anti-establishment voices were largely confined to isolated corners of the Internet. This time, through adroit use of Internet memes (text, images or video that are planted and spread virally) on social media, the alt-right punched above its weight. Its propaganda was overt and covert, making use of so-called “dog whistles”— insults that slip by most people but are recognized by those in the know. One result: A shocking amount of hate speech and innuendo was about, and directed at, Jews.

American white nationalist, politician, antisemitic conspiracy theorist, Holocaust denier, and former Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from the 81st district, David Ernest Duke, who planned to run for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate seat in Louisiana being vacated by Republican David Vitter

It took some time before the world came to see how Mr. Trump played the card of the antichrist. The American private Internet media company based in New York City BuzzFeed was the first to report that neo-Nazi and former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke had called on listeners of his radio show to vote for Trump, deeming support for other candidates

“treason to your heritage.”

At the beginning Trump played the unknowing sheep, but later in the year he became unmasked having enough times shouted ugly words and having several Jewish persons and Jews in general called names. He also was not afraid or not shaming himself calling black people monkeys and calling them with Polish and Eastern immigrants useless lazy non-workers.

Slovene-born American former model Melania Trump-Knauss was the helping hand to provoke others, so that never could be said Trump did the bad things which overcame many Jews and foreign people in the United States of America. Though American journalist Julia Ioffe’s in-depth profile of Melania Trump’s case was among the most prominent, she was hardly alone. According to an October report compiled by the ADL, some 19,000 anti-Semitic tweets were directed at 800 journalists, ten of whom bore the brunt of the harassment, between August 2015 and July 2016.

“The best analogy I can give is that the campaign turned over a rock and a lot of stuff began crawling out from under it,”

former presidential speechwriter, Commentary editor and columnist for the New York Post, John Podhoretz, who is emphatic in his defence of Israel in its conflicts with its Arab neighbours told The New York Times.

“There were these code words and dog whistles that let it appear that people who had been doing things in the shadows could now start marching forward.”

In many countries all over the world it looked all right to have the Far Right Wings speeches gaining lots of interest and enthusiast followers. At different places having neo-nazi activities having taken place against refugees, asylum seekers but also against people who lived already for two or three generations in that country.

In the States Jewish journalists on the right where targetted by Trump followers and neo-Nazis, whilst in Russia and Turkey all journalists who did not want to follow the line of the governement or of the mainstream religion where put to silence by locking them up or by even killing them.

Everywhere in the world we could come to doubt the honesty of what was published, several newspapers and television channels clearly under pressure, choosing for one or the other party and distorting news-facts or helping greedily to distribute false messages or investigations taking place, doing as if the person was already found guilty, though nothing was proven yet.

As Hillary Clinton appeared to pull ahead in the last weeks of the race, Trump doubled down on conspiracy theories and had the help of the right wing FBI responsible, for bringing out some more news that got Americans doubting the legacy of the Clintons.

While never mentioning Jews, Trump trafficked in buzzwords and concepts that echoed classical anti-Semitic tropes, claiming that

“Hillary Clinton meets in secret with international banks to plot the destruction of U.S. sovereignty.”

and according to Trump all poverty that came over the American citizen was the fault of the Jews, Barack Obama, the Clintons and the communists (sic) like Bernie Sanders which form a danger to the country and destroy it by not keeping to the precious amendments, like for example having each American to defend himself and to have the freedom to carry weapons.

In the United States of America, the so called land of the free and democracy, the final count of the votes fat the presidential election in 2016, Hillary Clinton’s lead was nearly three million votes, though it is not her who got chosen to take the seat.

Former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton is applauded before speaking at a portrait unveiling ceremony for outgoing Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), on Capitol Hill December 8, 2016 in Washington, DC. – Photo Time magazine

President Obama and Hillary Clinton top Gallup’s Most Admired  poll besting thin-skinned bully Donald Trump. According to Janet Shan’s Hinterland Gazette this may explain Trump’s tweetstorm attacking President Obama for making “inflammatory comments” about him. Though Hillary Clinton was named the country’s most admired woman for the 15th year in a row she was not able to cash it. Clinton has won to top spot a record 21 times.

The poll, which asked Americans to name the man they admired most in the world, found 22% of respondents picked President Obama, while Donald Trump was second with 15%. Rounding out the top 10 men are Pope Francis, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Rev. Billy Graham, Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Dalai Lama, Bill Gates, and Vice President-elect Mike Pence.

For women, 12% of Americans polled by Gallup chose Hillary Clinton, while First Lady Michelle Obama came in second with 8%. Rounding out the top 10 women were German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA). {President Obama, Hillary Clinton Top Gallup’s ‘Most Admired Poll’}

Although Clinton captured nearly as many votes as Barack Obama did to win in 2012 (65,915,795), she lost the electoral college by a wide margin, clocking in at only 227 votes compared to Trump’s 304. Seven electors who were pledged to vote for either Clinton or Trump defected to other options, like Colin Powell, Bernie Sanders and “Faith Spotted Eagle.” {Hillary Clinton Leads by 2.8 Million in Final Popular Vote Count}

For me the year 2016 was one where mankind could show its degradation and witnessed how the so called Western civilised world is on its re-tour, like the Roman Empire came to its downfall. I was horrified by seeing how many power greedy persons did everything to blacken others and did not mind using angry rhetoric, regularly hurling at immigrants, women, Mexicans, Muslims, African-Americans, Jews, Muslims and did not mind to make sure that they who have not the same opinion, not only were blackened but were imprisoned or silenced by all means. It was the year of disinformation, ridiculous actions and lots of bloodshed at a time many politicians helped to bring even more fear over their citizens than was necessary or acceptable. The tactics of the military doctrine of Russia where gladly taken over by Turkey and several countries in Europe and America. It became such an issue that Pope Francis I, the 266th and current Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, him also having been being the subject of a fake news website fiction — during the 2016 U.S. election cycle he was falsely said to support Donald Trump for president, spoke out critically against disinformation in an interview on 7 December 2016.  In his interview by Tertio, the Belgian Catholic weekly publication, he said the singular worst thing the news media could do was spreading disinformation and that amplifying disinformation instead of educating society constituted a sin. The Pope referring to those who spread disinformation, him comparing disinformation consumers to coprophagy brings us not only to paraphilia but also to other sexual arousal and pleasure which degrades the human being.

A great down for human civilisation was what happened on the transition from old to new on New Year’s Eve in Köln (Cologne) when more than 1,200 women were sexually assaulted in various German cities, including more than 600 in Cologne and about 400 in Hamburg. worst is that several young men who were accepted to come to live here in Europe did not seem to accept our way of life and thought it acceptable to dehumanise a female being. It looked like some refugees found it lovely to enjoy a ‘rape game’.

An other dumb down might be the idea that 1.2 million Muslims in France would prefer Islamic rule to the secular Republic. We might wonder what for idea the 28% of the Muslims polled have about Sharia law to become before the laws of France. Would they really be pleased to see many hands and tongues cut off by several Muslim youngsters because they smuggled, committed acts of thieving or purloined and lied about lots of matters as well using vile language. A poll published by the Institut Montaigne says nearly a third of the estimated four million Muslims in France have

“adopted a system of values clearly opposed to the values of the Republic.”

According to Kazo Daily

That is a large ocean to swim in for the 15,000 potential Jihadists said to be living in the country.{The Looming Civil War in France}

Negative was that not enough Muslims who did not agree with Daesh or ISIS and other Islamic fundamentalist groups preferred to be part of the Muslim silent majority. Of the 66 million people in France, 46% of the French Muslims are “totally secularized without renouncing their religion” and are content to practice their religion without imposing it on others. The same in Belgium where Muslims live next to Christians and atheists without any problem, though where it is known that even in one family there may be people belonging to different Muslim denominations, having them not having any contact with each other any more or  living in dissidence.

A low or dark shadow over the European Union is the growing tendency to spit on Muslims and Jews and to have them as scapegoats for the mess Europe is in. This makes us to sit at the edge of our chair for the coming French, Dutch and German elections and the influence of the growing extreme right movement and Right-wing populism.

The Right-wing movement and politics holding that certain social orders and hierarchies are inevitable, natural, normal, or desirable bring back the anti-democracy and with its nationalism racism, giving false hopes to the citizens promising that everything would be better than it is now and that they will make the country great again.

A low was Denmark voting in favour for a discriminatory Nazi law.

A high with a sour taste was that after the results got known and people woke up having to face the Brexit, lots of English people saw how their politicians by their lies got them to vote for the Brexit and dragged them into a deeper valley. Those living in other European countries who favoured going out of the Union, seeing what happened to Great-Britain after their so called gain to go out the Union, got so chocked by the losses which came over the country by the post-Brexit situation, that many of them now know better.

Brockway McMillan

Strange you could call it that in 2016 so many important people, artists, sportsmen, writers and politicians died. At the obituary we shall look at a.o. E. R. Braithwaite , Jens Risom, Zsa Zsa Gabor (Sári Gábor) Gérard Desrosiers,  Fred Secombe, Sammy Lee (96), Michèle Morgan, Karel Husa, Toots Thielemans, Robert Sumner, Marc Sleen, Shimon Peres, Jim Lowe, George Klein, Fidel Castro, Marcel Renaud belonging to the older ones. Rama IX or Bhumiblol, Bud Spencer, Umberto Eco,  Mohammed Ali, Eddy Wally, Johann Cruiff, Berre Bergen, and some other notable figures. (see 2016 in review Obituary)

Vincent van Gogh, View of the Sea at Scheveningen, 1882

In September the 2nd most visited museum in the Netherlands, the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam in the Netherlands got the 2 in 2002 stolen paintings back. The paintings, View of the Sea at Scheveningen, painted in 1882, and Congregation Leaving the Reformed Church in Nuenen, painted in 1884, were discovered after allegedly being hidden away in a house affiliated with an international drug trafficker based in Castellammare di Stabia, near Naples.

Officials hailed the discovery as a major victory in the fight against organised crime. It also provided an insight into the inner workings of the Italian underworld, where precious works of art are seen as valuable currency.

Encountering a Doduo while in the augmented reality mode; the Poké Ball must be “thrown” to capture it by tapping on the ball and flicking it up towards the Pokémon.

A positive thing for 2016, a “social media phenomenon”  being able to get people out of doors, though some became madly involved in the game they lost track of reality and could not stop the game. It was all to catch a Pokémon. Many came in the ban of Pokémon Go the free-to-play, location-based augmented reality game developed by Niantic for iOS and Android devices, older persons also having a smartphone also being caught gaming and people forming groups going on the same track. Some shops thought to have found the way to get people in their shop and paid to have a Pokémon in there, but soon they learned those gamers where not interested at all in the goods at the shop and even became a public nuisance at several locations.
The makers could get players purchasing additional Poké Balls and other in-game items, them not being aware they lots quite a lot of money to the so called free game.
In any case the game enabled the promotion of physical exercise, getting the youngsters away from the ‘computer’ bench or hang sofa.

The game has become the fastest game to top the App Store and Google Play, beating Clash Royale, it becoming the most downloaded app on the App Store of any app in their first week. It had reached 15 million global downloads by July 13 and by July 31, the game exceeded 100 million downloads worldwide. It was reported that the game earned approximately $23.3 million between October 25 and 29, up from approximately $10 million between October 18 and 22. {Tassi, Paul. “Expect ‘Pokémon GO’ To Make More Halloween-Like Events After Huge 133% Revenue Jump”}

The game also brought people again in contact with others, talking about totally non-important matters and distracting them from the hard reality of what was really going on in this world.

2016 was the year that many came to ask “When will it stop” and when there was a lot of commotion about some beach wear (called burqini/burkini), the French showing to the whole world their fear and weakness

 

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Preceding

At the closing hours of 2016 #1 Looking down at terror

Migration, a story of two worlds and a play toy of the media

Mediterranean bloodshed

On French beach French police forces woman to undress in public

France and the Burkini

Sfinks Mixed and asylum seekers

Brexit clashes and reasons to consider to bring out the right vote

2015 Economy

Backing the wrong horse

Brexit, Nexit, Vlexit and Frexit

Foreign workers and immigrants

Financial mishmash

Could Brexit lead to Frexit – or Czexit?

Brexit: The mother of all uncertainties

Pew survey shows a split in EU favorability

Brexit and British business

First sayings around the Brexit

Wales will probably lose its EU funding #Brexit

EU’s European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) asylum seekers and Eastern neighbours

Brexit No. 2 Blow-up

Nigel Farage called Donald Trump’s victory ‘bigger than Brexit’

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Additional reading

1. Children of Men
2. Mountains of information, disinformation and breaking away
3. Leaders in disguise
4. Max Lucado: I Had a Dream That Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Reached a Truce
5. Tribes Redux
6. Islamophobia Must be Fought and Defeated
7. A stain of shame for the European Union
8. God Isn’t a Republican
9. American Christianity no longer resembles its Founder
10. A Progressive Call to Arms
11. Added commentary to the posting A Progressive Call to Arms
12. Darkest just before dawn
13. The twist of politics and expression
14. Reflections on Existence and Teaching
15. Mass Media’s Deception Causing Division
16. Trump brand of migrant demonization #1
17. Trump brand of migrant demonization #2
18. Jews the next scapegoat for Donald Trump
19. The American clouds of Anti-Semitism
20. Trump has been buffetted by accusations of miscunduct
21. Blinded crying blue murder having being made afraid by a bugaboo
22. Fearmongering succeeded and got the bugaboo a victory
23. The clean sweeper of the whole caboodle
24. Fearmongering succeeded and got the bugaboo a victory
25. Looking at an American nightmare
26. Looking at man’s closest friend
27. Looking at the September 2016
28. Voted against their system
29. Objective views and not closing eyes for certain sayings
30. You might be an extremist if …
31. Human tragedy need to be addressed at source
32. Let me through- ReFuGe
33. Denmark votes in favour for a Discriminatory Nazi law
34. Mountains of information, disinformation and breaking away
35. Nice attack, terror everywhere and coup attempt in Turkey
36. When will it stop
37. Humanity Quote for Pax Populi
38. French showing to the whole world their fear and weaknesses
39. Where’s the Outrage Over Nun Beachwear? – The Daily Beast
40. UK Politicians willing to tear up decades of environmental protections
41. Being European in a Post Brexit Britain
42. A popular television programme and a new website
43. A Place for Questions
44. New platform for questions and answers
45. Immanuel looking at Jewish and Christian visions

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Further reading

1. Love over Hate, Modernism over Stone Age, Civilization over Barbarism
2. Britain’s Jeremy Corbyn under fire over Israel comments — Allegedly compared the state of Israel to “self-styled Islamic states.”
3. Why Obama is wrong
4. Hillary’s real problem II…
5. Does Banning Face Veils Help Us Fight Terrorism?
6. Republican giver says Jewish community ire forced him to drop Trump
7. Baseless Hatred
8. Jewish Solidarity with Black Lives Matter: We Can’t Have it Both Ways
9. On the Platform By the Movement for Black Lives
10. Guest Post: Observations on the Jewish Response to the Movement for Black Lives Platform from a Self Loving Antiracist White Jew
11. Man’s own fault and the choice to flee from fear
12. Trump sends some Love to Bibi
13. Trump’s Inexperience Already Showing
14. Hungary’s thriving Jewish community faces spike in antisemitism, Holocaust revisionism
15. Letter: Anti-Semitism still exists
16. Jewish Cemetery Vandalized With Spray-Painted Swastikas Before Yom Kippur
17. President Rodrigo Duterte Apologize to the Jewish community
18. Burkini debate in France exposes a divide in its Jewish community
19. Amsterdam to pay Jewish community $11M for Holocaust survivor taxes
20. Gun Control’s Root Causes: Why Confiscation is a Meaningless Pursuit
21. Berlin Attack Puts French Muslims in the Crosshairs
22. Two De-Politicized Thoughts About Terrorism
23. ODNI NSA CIA… Politically correct intelligence? Is that, like, a thing?‘Who’s Teaching
24. Our Children?’Fifteenth Anniversary of the Worst Terror Attack on U.S. Soil9/11 Never
25. Forget…
26. 9-11 Truth or Death – Ode to a “Debunker”Huma Abedin was working as Assistant
27. Editor at her mother’s radical Muslim journal when it blamed America for 9/11The Islamic Issue
28. Graffiti defaces San Antonio church with “No to wall” and “Islam or Die” – San Antonio Express-News
29. Jihad in America: Radical Islamic Terror & The Black Lives Matter ConnectionWar on Libya: Drag their asses to Court!
30. The Joys of Multiculturalism
31. All-female ISIS cells hellbent on revenge attacks in the West
32. Video: State Department Admits ISIS Smuggling In Terrorists Among Refugees
33. Syria: German Court Rules US-backed Rebel Group is Terrorist Organization
34. India and Pakistan! ( Not Again! )
35. ‘Taharrush Jamai’
36. Review: Byculla to Bangkok by Hussain Zaidi
37. Dhulagarh Riots, West Bengal
38. ‘Mohammedans Continue Bringing Chaos and Terror To France’
39. Boko Haram Jihadists Teach Boy Soldiers How to Rape Women
40. The ugly truth of Pakistan – David Frawley
41. Manhunt for Christmas Market Attacker
42. How Should a Christian Handle Islam These Days?
43. Muzzie Berlin Attacker Killed in Milan
44. Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas from ISIS
45. Review:9/11 Wars by Jason Burke
46. London Muslim Counterterrorism Officer Quits Scotland yard
47. The Looming Civil War in France
48. When Things Go Boom!
49. Sharia Jihad – Holy War against the World
50. Gen. Flynn: Terrorists Aren’t Yelling ‘Jesus Christ’ While Waging Attacks
51. On the Brink of the ElectionTrump and Hillary warring views on terrorism
52. Barack Obama (Nigger) had a tense exchange with CNN’s Jake Tapper over why he won’t say ‘radical Islamic terrorism’
53. Barack Obama explains why he refuses to use the term ‘Islamic Terrorism’
54. Obama And Erdogan Move ISIS from Iraq to Syria, to Weaken Assad
55. ISIS Calls for Random Knife Attacks in Alleys, Forests, Beaches, ‘Quiet Neighborhoods’
56. Russia’s Nuclear Surge: Putin Adding Nukes While Obama Cuts
57. How to Deal with ISIS
58. Hillary In Leaked Email: Saudi Arabia And Qatar Are Funding ISIS
59. A Warning About The Electrical GridBillboard That’s Supposed to Attack Trump Proves the Point About Muslims in America
60. US Warns Of Possible Al-Qaeda Terrorist Attack On Monday Targeting NY, Texas And Virginia
61. Terror Attacks And The Election
62. ISIS calls on supporters to “slaughter” American Presidential election voters on Tuesday – Mirror Online
63. Today’s the Day.  Vote.
64. … Focus on the Task at Hand , ObamaCraps [#Islamic Terrorism]…
65. Donald Trump Announces Plans to Name Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR as Terrorist Groups 
66. Mark Caserta: We must accept Trump’s challenge on radical Islam
67. One Million Muslim Migrants Under One Term of Clinton Presidency
68. ‘More Mohammedan Atrocities: Nigeria’
69. Pakistan : As You Sow, So Shall Ya Reap!
70. Germans Integrating
71. The cross is not a sword- it is the key that open the human heart. ©Gavin Ashenden.
72. “To kill in the name of God is satanic,” Pope Francis says at Mass offered for Fr. Jacques Hamel
73. ‘Free Society vs. Fear Society’
74. International Policing Protocol: Don’t Link Terror Attacks to Islam or ISIS
75. Who are the real dividers?
76. German Government Preparing For “Civil Unrest”
77. 2016 Demonetisation and Kashmir Muslim Traitor’s!
78. Tim Kaine’s knee-jerk reaction to Islamic terrorism
79. Muslim Terrorists Caught On Camera Setting The Massive Wildfires That Are Ravaging Israel Right Now
80. End Islamic Terrorism and Leftist Laws
81. First U.S. City With Muslim Majority Starts To Implement Sharia Law…
82. Reply to Jason 3
83. Indian Equity Market Outlook – Short to medium term view, considering the global economic & liquidity situation
84. France: Next Year’s Ballot will be all about Islam
85. Man Shouting “Allahu Akbar” Stabs British Woman; Authorities Say ‘Nothing to do With Religion’
86. Master Death List: Journalists Killed in Russia
87. Contagious
88. Germans told to stockpile food and water for civil defence.
89. Report: Czech Government Tells Citizens to ‘Prepare for the Worst’
90. Probabilistic update analysis on my 2016 predictions
91. Britain Overcrowded – Wait ‘Til 2030
92. Sharia Law in America?
93. Berlin’s New Secretary of State is Pro-Sharia Law Conservative Muslim
94. The Specifics of Sharia’s Savageries
95. Is The West Facing A Show-Down With Muslims Over Sharia Law?
96. Dutch Town Cancels Christmas Celebrations for Fear of Berlin-style Jihad Massacre
97. Mad Islamic in Germany drags wife behind car on a rope
98. “Apostates” are to be killed in Islam according to Muslim texts, Muslim scholars, and a lot of Muslims
99. Video: Robert Spencer on Hannity on the hijab and human rights
100. Let’s call it, “Two thousand and Sucksteen”
101. Europe’s borders in 2016: a visual review
102. 2016 in lists
103. 2016 – Mr. Charlton Looks Back
104. 2016 by the CMfilter
105. 2016 by Ranieles Guerra
106. 2016: A Year In Review
107. Year in review: 2016 Top Ten Conspiracies
108. 2016, Not Easy to Pick a Favorite
109. 2016 Year End Financial Benchmark Charts and Graphs
110. 2016: The Highlights, The Lowlights, And How Rebels Got Me Through + 2016: The Highlights, The Lowlights, And How Rebels Got Me Through
111. 2016 Reflections + Travel Recap Vlog
112. “Reflecting on 2016” part 2 = My Biggest Disappointments
113. Dear 2016…
114. End of Year Book Survey 2016
115. 2016 Year In Review Book Tag
116. 9 Reasons Why 2016 Was Pretty Great
117. Memory Lane 2106 Edition
118. A 2016 to Remember
119. Reflections on my 2016 Bookish Resolutions
120. Top Movies of 2016: Mo Money’s Picks
121. Favorite Movies of the Year | 2016 in Review
122. KPK on the Cinema: “All 118 Films I Saw in 2016 and How I Rated Them”
123. Reggie’s Take Top 3 Best and Worst Films of 2016
124. The 5 Worst Movies of 2016
125. Food and Budget Review 2016
126. Goodbye 2016, Hello 2017
127. Comings and Goings
128. 2016 recaps
129. [Thoughts] That Is SOoo Last Year
130. Worst of 2016 Beauty
131. Trauma~Overcome~Shock
132. Natural catastrophe costs soar worldwide in 2016
133. Things That Happened In 2016 We Should Be Happy About
134. 2016 in Review- Thank Crom It’s Over!
135. 10 Things I Learned in 2016
136. 2016 Bests and Worsts
137. The Fake News of Our Private Lives
138. Alt-Right 2016: The Current Year in Review
139. 2016 – 2017
140. …and the rest of 2016
141. A letter to: 2016
142. 2016 in review
143. Wahre Worte vom “Schwarzen Kanal”

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