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BBC host on Manchester jihad massacre: “Europe has to get used to this”
BBC host Katty Kay, responding to Monday night’s suicide bombing in Manchester Arena after an Ariana Grande concert, told viewers Tuesday that Europeans are going to have to “get used” to terror attacks in their backyards.
If Katty Kay’s loved ones had been murdered in a jihad terror attack, she wouldn’t be so careless with her words. Europeans need to wake up and fight hard for their civilization, and must not accept jihad attacks as a norm. It is astonishing that most Europeans are still in denial about the danger they are in, and Kay is going even farther, encouraging Europeans to give up and surrender to the jihad.
At the end of April, prior to France’s election, Emmanuel Macron revealed his casual approach to jihad terror when he echoed former Prime Minister Manuel Valls’ statements after the deadly truck attack on Bastille Day 2016. Valls stated that “times have changed and we should learn to live with terrorism.” In like manner, Macron described terrorism as an “imponderable problem” that will be “part of our daily lives for the years to come”.
Sacrificing the lives of innocent men, women and children to jihadis who are determined ultimately to take over is not an option. This barbarism must not be normalized, as Macron, Valls, Katty Kay and others are trying to do.
In the refreshingly politically incorrect words of Donald Trump to leaders of Muslim countries:
DRIVE THEM OUT of your places of worship.
DRIVE THEM OUT of your communities.
DRIVE THEM OUT of your holy land, and
DRIVE THEM OUT OF THIS EARTH.
Western authorities need to begin this process at home, driving out both stealth and violent jihadists, and those who preach jihad. They should begin with designating the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group, and by beginning surveillance of mosques that are known to be centers of jihad preaching and recruitment.
“BBC Anchor: Europe Has to ‘Get Used’ to These Attacks,” by Cortney O’Brien, Townhall, May 23, 2017:
BBC host Katty Kay, responding to Monday night’s suicide bombing in Manchester Arena after an Ariana Grande concert, told viewers Tuesday that Europeans are going to have to “get used” to terror attacks in their backyards.
Leaders like President Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May are rejecting that message. They both offered strong statements in response to ISIS’ barbaric attack, May condemning the terrorists’ “cowardice” and Trump calling them “evil losers,” both pledging to seek justice.
Accepting terrorism as the norm is not acceptable. We must fight back and defend our homeland. The “Mother of All Bombs,” which killed 94 ISIS fighters, is an example of how the Trump administration has refused to sit idly by and let terror reign worldwide.
The Islamic State-authored attack in Manchester killed 22 people…
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