Kim Riley

“Don't come to Ireland. It's not safe.” An Irish politician is escalating the country's immigration debate after the killing of an American woman, criticizing police for not publicly identifying the man they wanted to question before he boarded a flight to Turkey. The case has reignited scrutiny of Ireland's asylum laws after reports that legal protections may have prevented authorities from publicly identifying the person of interest.

AL-Saqar's Family Issue Threats of "Tribal Retaliation" To Irish Online Commentators "STATEMENT, WARNING & TRIBAL NOTICE" FROM MURDER SUSPECT'S FAMILY “Unfortunately, some reckless voices have rushed ahead of the ongoing case involving our son Ahmad Al-Suqour (previously residing in Ireland),” it continues. The statement claims that the family have faced “malicious attempts” to “spread racism and sow division among the people of our united Jordanian and Palestinian community.” They further claim that people have been “insulting the dignity of the young man and the reputation of the Al-Suqour tribe throughout the country”. The family then warn that they will pursue “legal action” against “defamation” or “racist incitement”, and say that a “legal team” has already been formed to this end. They add that evidence of such online commentary will be submitted to the Cybercrime Unit of the Jordanian police. The family say that in addition to this, they will pursue anyone who “insults members of the tribe or their family” through “tribal customs and traditions”. To sign off, the statement says: “we trust the judiciary and the course of justice. We will not allow any platform or irresponsible individual to turn themselves into judge and jury."

🚨 BREAKING Ahmad Al-Saqar is currently detained in Jordan. The issue now is that Ireland and America neither have extradition laws with Jordan.

A reminder: Communists have embraced Islamo-terrorists. Not only have terrorists infiltrated America, but they have also infiltrated the United States Congress. Here is the 12th Congressional District, represented by Rashida Tlaib—a domestic terrorist currently serving in the United States Congress—refusing to denounce her terrorist constituents as they chant, “Al-mawt li-Amrīkā” (“Death to America”), “Al-mawt li-Amrīkā”(“Death to America”) on American soil.

Russian opposition figure Igor Eidman claimed that Lindsey Graham may have been killed by Kremlin intelligence services According to sociologist Eidman, two factors point in this direction — the timing and the location. Moscow had a motive: Graham actively advocated for increased pressure on Russia and support for Ukraine. He had also recently said that Trump supported his bill introducing new “hellish sanctions” against the Russian Federation. He was considered the most pro-Ukrainian politician in the U.S. president’s circle. He promoted military assistance for Kyiv, including Tomahawk missiles, and lobbied for security guarantees for Ukraine. Eidman claims that the Kremlin may have viewed the senator as one of the people influencing Trump’s shift in position and his departure from his previous approach toward Russia. As a second argument, he pointed to Graham’s trip to Ukraine. According to the sociologist’s theory, a possible poisoning could have occurred during the visit, for example, through the use of a slow-acting substance. He suggested that Russian intelligence services could have used remaining agent networks in Ukraine to carry out such an operation.