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To: James Seagrove who wrote (84779)	7/23/2018 2:50:53 PM
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We're all friends here :-) Jimmy really messed things up - Iran could be a good ally for the US, if not for their govt. Just like during the cold war the Russian people like western things, same for the Iranians. Look back at how things were before JC. (Meaning the former president #39 :-))

To: James Seagrove who wrote (84779)	7/23/2018 3:10:12 PM
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Adult migrant men are marrying children to qualify for EU passports in Sweden https://t.co/wEYW7vplF0 — Voice of Europe 🌐 (@V_of_Europe) July 23, 2018 'Migrants' terrorise small Belgian town, inhabitants want to take law into their own hands https://t.co/r8e0ajTScY — Voice of Europe 🌐 (@V_of_Europe) July 23, 2018

To: James Seagrove who wrote (84779)	7/23/2018 4:14:25 PM
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Ireland's Anti-Israel Bill and the Muslim Brotherhood by Lawrence A. Franklin • July 23, 2018 at 5:00 am The Irish bill could have a negative impact on American companies with subsidiaries in Ireland: it is illegal under US anti-boycott laws to cooperate with a ban on commerce with Israeli settlements. What is behind the proposed bill? One possible explanation is the prominent role played by Islamic institutions and organizations in Ireland, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood. There is evidence to suggest that the Muslim Brotherhood has established its European headquarters in the Emerald Isle. Leaked US Embassy cables indicated that even some Irish Muslims refer to a certain mosque in Dublin as "Tora Bora," a cave complex on Afghanistan's border with Pakistan. One of the mosques imams, Yayah al-Hussein, originally from Sudan, is a member of Hamas, and many of its congregants are Bosnian and Afghan jihadists. Leinster House in Dublin, Ireland, the seat of the Irish Parliament. (Image source: Jean Housen/Wikimedia Commons) On July 11, the Irish Senate approved a bill criminalizing local companies that engage in commerce with Israeli firms based in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank). Introduced in the body's Upper Chamber by independent member Senator Frances Black, the bill passed initial muster, in a 25-20 vote with 14 abstentions. The Control of Economic Activity (Occupied Territories) Bill, 2018 would prohibit any import of goods or services from "occupied territories," with financial penalties of a quarter million euros in fines and up to five years imprisonment for violators. ... Continue Reading Article

To: James Seagrove who wrote (84779)	7/23/2018 4:36:22 PM
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4 men arrested in connection with apparent acid attack on 3-year-old British boy, police say - WHY ARE THEY HIDING THEIR NAMES? Ryan Gaydos foxnews.com Authorities in England are looking for 3 men after a boy was seriously injured in a suspected acid attack on Sunday. (West Mercia Police) Four men were arrested in connection with an apparent acid attack on a 3-year-old boy that occurred at a busy store in England on Saturday, police said. Three men, ages 22, 25 and 26, were being questioned in London on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm, West Mercia police said Monday. A 39-year-old suspect was arrested Sunday. The attack took place around 2:15 p.m. at Home Bargains, a discount retail store in Worcester. “At this time we are treating this as a deliberate attack on a 3-year-old boy,” West Mercia Police Chief Superintendent Mark Travis said in a statement. “The incident will rightly shock the local community and I would like to reassure local people that we are carrying out a thorough investigation to identify those responsible.” Police said the boy was treated at the hospital for serious burns to his arms and face, and was later released. Authorities said the long-term medical implications for the child are unknown, but they hope he will not suffer life-changing injuries. “It's an awful incident and we're really, really concerned about this,” Travis told Sky News. Worcester City Council leader Marc Bayliss described the attack as “absolutely pure evil,” and urged anyone with information to come forward. “Think if this was a member of your family, an innocent child, a 3-year-old probably scarred or damaged for life by this,” he told Sky News. “We need to bring the perpetrators to justice, and quickly.” Fox News' Travis Fedschun and the Associated Press contributed to this report. Ryan Gaydos is an editor for Fox News. Follow him on Twitter @RyanGaydos.