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By Marielena Montesino de Street
One of my dear readers sent me this video of a beautiful procession for Our Lady of Fátima on the streets of Aleppo, which took place on May 13. This is the first procession in six years, due to the horrific war. A miracle to behold.
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This precious little boy named Omran Daqneesh survived– but thousands of children have perished waiting for Obama’s “red line” in Syria– which turned out to be a TOTAL lie. It will only get worse if Hillary Clinton is allowed to establish her corrupt socialist regime.
May God save little Omran Daqneesh and the children that are trapped in the war in Syria and in other war-torn regions of the Middle East.
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The importance of prayer during these violent times
The news of never-ending violence is overwhelming for most people. It is important that we set time aside for prayer and supplications to Our Lord for the victims of abortion, as well as for victims of Communist and Islamic terror.
In addition, we must stand firmly and publicly behind these supplications, in order that we may give voice to so many innocent human beings whose lives have been violently taken from them.
I pray that the citizens of this nation value and respect law and order– without which we cannot survive as a civilized nation.
Marielena Montesino de Stuart
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Who is responsible for his death?
By Marielena Montesino de Stuart
Source: 2016 NEW YEAR’S MESSAGE: Little Alan Kurdi did not have to die
By Marielena Montesino de Stuart
President Barack Obama’s press conference yesterday was an amazing show of lack of initiative, both symbolically and verbally. Obama appeared at the podium in a beige suit, which is used in the business world to blend in and avoid attention. The social media world was exploding with comments about his beige suit.
Embed from Getty ImagesThen, Obama went on to say that he still did not have a strategy to deal with ISIS– whom Obama referred to as a Junior Varsity team earlier this year. In the meantime, ISIS is advancing through Iraq and Syria, terrorizing and controlling territories, erasing national borders, executing people en masse and making it practically impossible for aid to reach victims.
On the Russian front, Obama feels that sanctions will take care of Vladimir Putin– but so far, this has not deterred Putin from carving out pieces of Ukraine and swallowing them up.
President Obama essentially left the American people cold.
Today the United Kingdom raised its threat level to severe- and as I write this brief commentary Prime Minister Cameron is holding a press conference.
The first thing one noticed was Cameron’s choice of a dark suit and a dark tie– which in the world of political public perception represents seriousness and power.
Cameron did not have a teleprompter in front of him. Once he got passed the de rigueur “Islam is a religion of peace” statement (has he spoken to the women of Saudi Arabia, etc.,?) Cameron went on to deliver his message with clarity and determination.
Cameron said that the ISIS threat cannot be solved with foreign policy alone, because we are facing violent religious extremism, which is a great and deep threat to the security of Europe and the world, by seeking to establish itself at the edge of the Mediterranean.
Cameron called for a tough, intelligent and comprehensive approach which will involve a generational struggle, and provided examples of the multiple steps that are being taken to keep the British homeland safe, including confiscation of passports, and denial of entry and/or citizenship, to those who present a threat to the British homeland. Cameron stated that he will do whatever it takes to keep the British people safe.
Without question, Prime Minister Cameron’s press conference made President Obama’s press conference look like a Junior Varsity practice session.
Someone has to say the truth…
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Spain has been warned by authorities in Morocco that 3,000 jihadists fighting in Syria against Bashar al-Assad are making their way back home to Morocco—posing a danger to Spain. A great number of these Moroccan jihadists are from the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, which are Spanish autonomous communities in North Africa; as such, these jihadists may have the necessary documentation to enter Spain.
The majority of the Moroccan jihadist combatants belonged to Harakat Sham al-Islam, which is considered to be one of the most “distinguished” groups in the Islamic front; however, the group, which was founded in August 2013 by three Moroccan former detainees (who were freed from the Guantanamo Bay detention camp) announced on July 25, 2014 that Harakat Sham al-Islam is now part of the Ansar al-Deen Front (Ansar Dine).
Ansar al-Deen / Ansar Dine is a group that emerged in Mali in March 2012, which seeks the implementation of a strict Sharia Law system. Like a cancer, it has spread and fused with other Islamic terror cells. There are Spanish nationals who joined this group in Syria, as combatants against al-Assad. They have used Syria as a training ground before returning to the Maghreb region of Northwest Africa (west of Egypt)– in order to wage jihad.
Spain’s Minister of the Interior, Jorge Fernández Díaz, has warned about the urgent situation faced by the European Union, in keeping a watch on jihadists that return to Europe from combat areas. It is estimated that there is a mobilized contingency of jihadist Spanish nationals in mainland Spain.
Spain is in the crosshairs of Islamic groups, including ISIS, who want to recapture the Iberian peninsula.
May God help us all.
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