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Footage has surfaced of Muslim children at an Islamic center in Philadelphia saying that they would sacrifice themselves, "chop off heads" and even kill for the "army of Allah".

The Muslim American Society (MAS) Islamic center in Philadelphia posted the video to its Facebook page in celebration of "Ummah Day". Young children are seen in the video wearing Palestinian scarves and reading poetry about killing for Allah.

The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) told Fox News: 

"These are not isolated incidents; they are happening in major centers of the country – including in Pennsylvania."

MEMRI translated the video, where children can be heard singing: "The land of the Prophet Muhammad's Night Journey is calling us. Our Palestine must return to us."

One girl even talks about martyrs sacrificing their lives to conquer Jerusalem. In the video, she says:

 "We will defend the land of divine guidance with our bodies, and we will sacrifice our souls without hesitation. We will chop off their heads, and we will liberate the sorrowful and exalted Al-Aqsa Mosque. We will lead the army of Allah fulfilling His promise, and we will subject them to eternal torture."

MAS Philly belongs to the Muslim American Society, which has 42 chapters in the U.S.

The MAS put out the following statement on Friday: “While we celebrate the coming together of different cultures and languages, not all songs were properly vetted. This was an unintended mistake and an oversight in which the center and the students are remorseful. MAS will conduct an internal investigation to ensure this does not occur again. As a faith-based organization dedicated to moving people to strive for God-consciousness and a just and virtuous society, we affirm our long-standing position on our shared values of humanity. We stand resolutely in our condemnation of hate, bigotry, Islamophobia, xenophobia, racism, anti-Semitism and all the illnesses of hate that plague our society.”

And, as you may have guessed, CNN was right on the case, reporting its "most trusted name in news" take. Or not. 

CNN wrote 23 articles on Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann

CNN has *not* reported on the kids in Philadelphia who were allegedly singing about chopping people’s heads off. pic.twitter.com/Jdeuz1ImKh

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) May 5, 2019

 

The black box flight recorders have been recovered from the Aeroflot plane crash site at the Moscow airport where at least 41 people died, Russian officials said Monday.

Diana Ross said on Twitter that she felt violated by the Transportation Security Administration at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.

(American Mirror) Joe Biden is so popular among world leaders, he’s having a hard time keeping them all straight.

Biden, who would be 78 on Inauguration Day, told a small group of donors in Columbia, South Carolina on Saturday that “14 heads of state” have contacted him, and “voiced concerns about Trump.”

Bloomberg reports: That list included Margaret Thatcher, he said, before correcting what he called a “Freudian slip,” that he was actually referring to current British Prime Minister Theresa May.

The post Biden confused, says 'Thatcher' called him about Trump appeared first on WND.

"The United States is not seeking war with the Iranian regime, but." So says a not-so-reassuring Sunday statement from National Security Advisor John Bolton.

Call it what you will, but it sure seems like Bolton and the Trump administration are trying to entangle us in another dick-swinging Middle Eastern military adventure.

The U.S. is sending a bomber task force and a Carrier Strike Group toward Iran, according to the statement. Bolton called it a way to send an "unmistakable message" that if the wrong people do something we don't like (to anybody), "the Iranian regime" will "be met with unrelenting force."

Ahhh, there's that sociopathic old "America: World Police" spirit that Bolton perfected during the George W. Bush years.

Invoking increasing tensions between Iran and the U.S., Bolton said "we are fully prepared to respond to any attack, whether by proxy, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps or regular Iranian forces."

As White House Reporter Andrew Feinberg (and many others) have pointed out, "the US has pretty much constantly had a carrier on station in that area since the 1980s," so the fact that it's being sent there is pretty much business as usual. The fact that Bolton felt the need to put out a belligerent statement about it isn't.

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Bartenders in Texas must now be clairvoyant if they want to avoid criminal charges. At least that's the message the state seems to be sending with the arrest of 27-year-old Lindsey Glass, who served drinks to a man named Spencer Hight before he went on a shooting spree that killed eight people. Glass has been charged with a misdemeanor for violating a Texas ban on selling alcohol "to an habitual drunkard or an intoxicated or insane person."

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The Wall Street Journal takes a somber look at newspapers in the U.S. "Local papers have suffered sharper declines in circulation than national outlets and greater incursions into their online advertising businesses from tech giants such as Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Facebook Inc," the paper reports.

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Booker wants all gun owners to get federal approval. The Democratic candidates seem to be in competition for the most overbearing gun policy proposals:

Cory Booker announces new gun plan that would require every firearm owner to be licensed by the federal government. pic.twitter.com/FFC4avv9Sp

— Philip Wegmann (@PhilipWegmann) May 6, 2019

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QUICK HITS

• The Cat in the Hat is right about parenting, writes Katherine Mangu-Ward.
• "Are we cool? We like to think we're cool," the Transportation Security Administration declares on Instagram. It gets worse from there…
• That word…I do not think it means what you think it means:

I am continuing to monitor the censorship of AMERICAN CITIZENS on social media platforms. This is the United States of America — and we have what's known as FREEDOM OF SPEECH! We are monitoring and watching, closely!!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 3, 2019

• Former Trump fixer Michael Cohen is headed to prison today.
• Uber and Lyft drivers are going on strike this Wednesday in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco.
• A new report shows a stunning lack of oversight in the New York foster care system.
• Not everyone is on board with plans to legalize (and commercialize) D.C.'s decriminalized marijuana scene. "You can grow it here, you can have six plants which actually is a lot," says Will Jones of the group Smart Approaches to Marijuana. "You can share it with people. If you want to do it, have fun. Grow it, use it, great. It's legal. But to say that we should allow commercial industry, that's a step too far."
• "President Trump upended what appeared to be steady progress toward reaching a trade pact after he threatened on Sunday to impose still more tariffs on Chinese-made goods unless Beijing moves closer to a deal," reports The New York Times.
• Former Obama administration official Mark Morgan is Trump's pick to run U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Violence erupts in Caracas as opposition seeks to oust president

While covering Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro's efforts to hold power, MSNBC reporter Kerry Sanders noted Maduro has the advantage of guns against an unarmed populace. 

Fox News' Tucker Carlson lambasted supporters of U.S. intervention in Venezuela Tuesday night, suggesting they "care more about Venezuela than they do this country.""Will the overthrow of [President Nicolas] Maduro...

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Opposition leader's appeals to military largely fail to secure change in loyalty

Australian researchers believe they have found an antidote to a sting from the world's most venomous creature, the much-feared box jellyfish.

The Kansas Supreme Court majority's philosophy of construing 'what ‘liberty’ and ‘inalienable natural rights’ mean in the real world today' leaves us with a rule of law as changeable as popular music.

The increasingly left-wing tilt in public schools just might fuel a whole new demand for school choice among parents who are sick of political correctness and indoctrination.

In bias against Israel, The New York Times hasn’t needed much prodding over the decades. But it's getting worse.

Apparently, even a favorable hearing in front of the whole world is not enough for a woman alleging that a man has sexually wronged her. Now we have to rewrite history to affirm allegations that the evidence contradicts.

Maria Bartiromo addressed Tuesday’s bombshell news that Special Counsel Robert Mueller sent a letter expressing disapproval to Attorney General Bill Barr for the manner in which the later ostensibly summarized the findings of a 400+ paged report in a four-page letter that gave President Donald Trump the best possible interpretation of Mueller’s findings.

The Fox Business morning show host introduced Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano to provide his insight, to which he defended the manner in which Mueller privately expressed his disapproval to Barr six weeks ago, details of which have not come out until Tuesday, perhaps not so coincidentally the day before Barr is set to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a public hearing.

As the rather predictable segment wrapped, Bartiromo summarized the discussion by saying “Sounds like Politics to me.” She then added, without further explanation “this is disappointing in terms of Robert Mueller’s behavior.”

Bartiromo has often expressed views in support of President Trump so perhaps this summary comment is not surprising coming from the Fox Business host. It is surprising, however, in the context of what Napolitano had just said on her airwaves.

Watch above via FBN.

President Trump's approval rating stands at its highest level in two years, according to a ...

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was sentenced by a London court on Wednesday to 50 weeks in jail for skipping bail.